eBook For The Oxford History of the Archaic Greek World Volume I Argos to Corcyra 1st Edition By Paul Cartledge
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Table Of Content:
Cover — Series — The Oxford History of the Archaic Greek World — Copyright — Contents — Series Editors’ Preface — Acknowledgments — Contributors — Note to the Reader — Chapter 1. Argos — List of Illustrations — List of Abbreviations — 1.1. Introduction — 1.2. Sources — 1.2.1. Written Sources — 1.2.2. Archaeological Evidence — 1.3. Natural Setting — 1.4. Material Culture — 1.4.1. Settlement Pattern before the Archaic Period — 1.4.2. Burial Practices — 1.4.3. Ceramics — 1.4.4. Settlement Organization of Argos Town — 1.5. Political History — 1.5.1. Early Colonies
1.5.2. Argive Hereditary Kings: The Temenids — 1.5.3. Tyranny at Argos — 1.5.4. Argive Political Offices — 1.5.5. Divisions of the Citizen Body and Noncitizen Groups — 1.6. Legal History — 1.7. Diplomatic History — 1.7.1. Argos and Asine — 1.7.2. Argive Plain — 1.7.3. Relationship of Argos with Mycenae and Tiryns — 1.7.4. Argos, Sparta, and Cynuria — 1.7.5. Military Organization at Argos — 1.8. Economic History — 1.9. Familial/Demographic History — 1.10. Social Customs and Institutions — 1.11. Religious Customs and Institutions — 1.11.1. Religious Sites within the City
1.11.1.1. Cult Sites on the Acropolis — 1.11.1.2. Sanctuary of Apollo Lykeios — 1.11.1.3. Sanctuary of Aphrodite — 1.11.1.4. Other Cult Sites within the City — 1.11.2. Festivals — 1.11.3. Argive Heraion — 1.12. Cultural History — 1.12.1. Sculpture and Music — 1.12.2. Argives in Athletic Competition — 1.12.3. Poetry — 1.13. Conclusion — Guide to Further Reading — Gazetteer — Bibliography — Chapter 2. Chalcis and Eretria — List of Illustrations — List of Abbreviations — 2.1. Introduction — 2.2. Sources — 2.2.1. Excavations and Surveys — 2.2.2. Textual Sources
2.3. Natural Setting — 2.3.1. Landforms and Geology — 2.3.2. Paleoenvironment — 2.3.3. Vegetational Landscape — 2.4. Material Culture — 2.4.1. Settlement Organization and Settlement Patterns — 2.4.1.1. Settlement Organization of Chalcis — 2.4.1.2. Settlement Pattern of the Chalcidian Chōra — 2.4.1.3. Settlement Organization of Eretria — 2.4.1.3.1. Site — 2.4.1.3.2. Old Eretria — 2.4.1.3.3. Ninth and Eighth Centuries — 2.4.1.3.4. Seventh and First Half of Sixth Centuries — 2.4.1.3.5. Second Half of Sixth Century — 2.4.1.4. Settlement Pattern of the Eretrian Chōra
2.4.2. Borders and Territoriality — 2.4.2.1. Chalcis — 2.4.2.2. Eretria — 2.4.3. Euboean Ceramics — 2.4.4. Euboean Funerary Practices — 2.5. Political History — 2.5.1. Governance of Lefkandi — 2.5.2. Hippobotai and Hippeis — 2.5.3. Early Political Institutions — 2.5.3.1. Chalcis — 2.5.3.2. Eretria — 2.6. Legal History — 2.7. Diplomatic History — 2.7.1. “Lelantine War” — 2.7.2. Euboeans on the Move — 2.7.2.1. Early Euboean Navigation — 2.7.2.1.1. North Aegean — 2.7.2.1.2. Sicily-Southern Italy — 2.7.2.1.3. Corcyra — 2.7.2.1.4. North Africa
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