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Syrian and Phoenician Ivories of the Early First Millennium BCE. Cronology, Regional Styles and Iconographic Repertories, Patterns of Inter-regional Distribution

Syrian and Phoenician Ivories of the Early First Millennium BCE. Cronology, Regional Styles and Iconographic Repertories, Patterns of Inter-regional Distribution

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Pisa, Acts of the international Workshop, Palazzo La Sapienza, Università degli Studi di Pisa, 9-11 december, 2004.
English Text.
Pisa, 2009; paperback, pp. 356, b/w ill., cm 21x30.
(Ricerche di archeologia del Vicino Oriente 0003. Cecchini, Serena Maria; Mazzoni, Stefania).

series: Ricerche di archeologia del Vicino Oriente 0003

ISBN: 88-467-2493-3 - EAN13: 9788846724939

Subject: Essays on Ancient Times

Period: 0-1000 (0-XI) Ancient World

Places: Out of Europe

Languages: english text  

Weight: 1.79 kg


Syro-Phoenician ivories constitute a most significant corpus of the artistic and archaeological documents of the 1st millennium Levant. They are consequently one of the traditional fields of research in the archaeology of the Near East, with many questions having long been the subject of passionate debate: the identification of regional groups and schools, their chronology, styles and iconographies, or, to sum up in R.D. Barnett's words of 1935 "The Problem of the Ivories".
The ivory workshop offered an opportunity to reappraise many of the traditional topics of debate regarding ivories, and to present the results of different restoration and museum activities being undertaken at the time, together with projects for the publication of the main corpora.

Acts of the International Workshop Pisa, December 9th-11th 2004

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