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Tadmur (Syria) --- Syria --- History. --- Tudmur (Syria) --- Tadmor (Syria) --- Tedmor (Syria) --- Palmyra (Syria) --- Palmyre (Syria) --- Palmyra --- History
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Worship --- Cultes --- Tadmur (Syria) --- Palmyre (Ville ancienne) --- Religious life --- Vie religieuse --- Religion. --- Tudmur (Syria) --- Tadmor (Syria) --- Tedmor (Syria) --- Palmyra (Syria) --- Palmyre (Syria) --- Palmyra --- Religion
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Zenobia, --- Tadmur (Syria) --- Palmyre (Ville ancienne) --- Occupations in art --- Zenobia --- -Occupations in art --- Occupations as a theme in art --- Professions in art --- Zenobia Queen of Palmyra --- -Tadmur (Syria) --- Art, Renaissance --- Renaissance art --- Roman influences --- -Tudmur (Syria) --- Tadmor (Syria) --- Tedmor (Syria) --- Palmyra (Syria) --- Palmyre (Syria) --- Palmyra --- Antiquities --- History --- Histoire --- -Palmyra --- Tudmur (Syria) --- Art, Renaissance - Roman influences --- Tadmur (Syria) - History --- Tadmur (Syria) - Antiquities --- -Antiquities
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Tadmur (Syria) --- Syria --- Palmyre (Ville ancienne) --- Syrie --- Antiquities --- Roman antiquities --- Antiquités --- Antiquités romaines --- Antiquités --- Antiquités romaines --- History --- Tudmur (Syria) --- Tadmor (Syria) --- Tedmor (Syria) --- Palmyra (Syria) --- Palmyre (Syria) --- Palmyra
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This volume offers a unique insight into a trade and economy of vital importance, namely that of stone, in the important urban centre of Palmyra in the Roman period. The site of Palmyra, an oasis city in the Syrian desert located at a cultural and geographical crossroads, was a major trading centre in the first three centuries ad. This volume offers an in-depth exploration into one type of trade and its economy, namely that of stone, and the crucial role that this played within the settlement. The papers gathered here explore different aspects of stone, from its use in Palmyra’s famous funerary portraiture, the production techniques that underlay these works, and their polychromy, through to where and how marble and limestone were provenanced, quarried, and transported, and what this implies for our understanding of the organization of the stone trade in both Syria and beyond. Chapters on Aphrodisian artists and the rock-cut chambers in Commagene and Cyrrhestice ensure the evidence from Palmyra is set in a wider context, enabling comparisons to be drawn with the work of sculptors elsewhere. Together, the papers within this volume offer a unique insight into a trade and economy of vital importance in an important urban centre of the Roman period. The work presented here is an outcome of the Palmyra Portrait Project, directed by Prof. Rubina Raja.
Syria --- History --- Quarries and quarrying --- Quaries and quarrying --- Portrait sculpture --- Sculpture, Ancient --- Architecture, Ancient --- Mosaics, Ancient --- Stone industry and trade --- Building materials industry --- Tadmur (Syria) --- Tudmur (Syria) --- Tadmor (Syria) --- Tedmor (Syria) --- Palmyra (Syria) --- Palmyre (Syria) --- Palmyra --- Antiquities. --- Commerce.
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The ancient city of Palmyra is, rightly, famous for its major monumental architecture and its vast corpus of funerary portraiture, most of which dates from the first three centuries AD. This material has long been central to art-historical, archaeological, and epigraphical studies of the region. However, up to now, relatively little attention has been paid to the ‘small stuff’ from Palmyra — seemingly minor items such as the enigmatic local coinage and the richly iconographic banqueting tesserae found scattered across the city’s sanctuaries — which has never been comprehensively studied, but may have had huge importance for the people who lived in Roman Palmyra. This volume, which arises from the research project Circular Economy and Urban Sustainability in Antiquity headed by Prof. Rubina Raja, aims to redress the balance by giving new focus to these small finds with a view to studying them and better understanding their significance in Palmyrene social and religious life. Drawing together experts on Palmyra’s archaeology, history, and language, the volume offers insights and reflections into various aspects of the city’s coins and tesserae in both their local setting and their wider regional context. In doing so, the contributions gathered here open up new lines of enquiry, and at the same time underline how much we still have to learn from studying even the smallest items.
Coinage --- Tesserae --- Monnaie --- Monnaies antiques --- Mosaïque antique --- Moeurs et coutumes --- Frappe --- Tadmur (Syrie ; région) --- Tadmur (Syria) --- Antiquités. --- Antiquities. --- Coins, Ancient --- Tudmur (Syria) --- Tadmor (Syria) --- Tedmor (Syria) --- Palmyra (Syria) --- Palmyre (Syria) --- Palmyra --- Tokens --- Legal tender --- Mints --- Money --- Silver question
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Gods, Syrian --- Dieux syriens --- Tadmur (Syria) --- Palmyre (Ville ancienne) --- Religion --- 299.2 --- Syrian gods --- Religion Semites (Assyrians, Babylonians, Chaldeans, Akkadians, Amorites) --- -Religion --- Gods, Syrian. --- Tudmur (Syria) --- Tadmor (Syria) --- Tedmor (Syria) --- Palmyra (Syria) --- Palmyre (Syria) --- Palmyra --- Religion. --- Religion, Primitive --- Atheism --- Irreligion --- Religions --- Theology --- Syria --- Tadmur (Syria) - Religion
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"This book offers a state-of-the-art discussion on several issues pertaining to the field of Palmyrene studies, and illustrates methodologies to be employed in order to increase our knowledge of aspect of the complex and multifaceted culture of ancient Palmyra and of neighbouring areas."--BOOK JACKET.
Inscriptions --- Hillers, Delbert R. --- Tadmur (Syria) --- Palmyre (Ville ancienne) --- Civilization --- Antiquities. --- Civilisation --- Antiquités --- Epigraphs (Inscriptions) --- Epigraphy --- Inscription --- Paleography --- Epigraphists --- Tudmur (Syria) --- Tadmor (Syria) --- Tedmor (Syria) --- Palmyra (Syria) --- Palmyre (Syria) --- Palmyra --- Civilization. --- Barbarism --- Auxiliary sciences of history --- Culture --- World Decade for Cultural Development, 1988-1997 --- Archaeological specimens --- Artefacts (Antiquities) --- Artifacts (Antiquities) --- Specimens, Archaeological --- Material culture --- Archaeology
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This volume deals with the religion of Palmyrenes in Dura-Europos during the first three centuries of the Common Era, and focuses upon the religious interaction between this migrant community and their new residence. By studying the religious interaction of distinct groups on a local level, this study aims to contribute to a better understanding of the process of religious development and change in Syria during the Roman period. Information on the Palmyrenes of Dura-Europos consists primarily of archaeological remains that have been found there. The Palmyrene materials from Dura-Europos have never been published collectively, and for this reason they are enumerated and re-evaluated in the appendix. The book is richly illustrated with 20 figures and 22 plates.
Dura-Europos (Extinct city) --- Tadmur (Syria) --- Doura-Europos (Ville ancienne) --- Palmyre (Ville ancienne) --- Religion --- 291.093943 --- Religion Comparative religion Ancient World Syria --- -Dura-Europos (Extinct city) --- -Tadmur (Syria) --- -Doura (Extinct city) --- Doura-Europos (Extinct city) --- Dura (Extinct city) --- Dura-Europos (Ancient city) --- Dura-Europus (Extinct city) --- Europos (Extinct city) --- Europus (Extinct city) --- Syria --- Antiquities --- -Antiquities --- Tudmur (Syria) --- Tadmor (Syria) --- Tedmor (Syria) --- Palmyra (Syria) --- Palmyre (Syria) --- Palmyra --- Doura (Extinct city) --- Religion. --- Europos (Syria : Extinct city) --- Antiquities. --- Dura-Europos (Extinct city) - Religion --- Tadmur (Syria) - Religion
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Queens --- Reines --- Biography --- Biographies --- Zenobia, --- Tadmur (Syria) --- Palmyre (Ville ancienne) --- Kings and rulers --- History. --- Rois et souverains --- Histoire --- Royalty --- Rulers --- Sovereigns --- Monarchy --- Women --- Courts and courtiers --- Empresses --- Septimia Bathzabbai, --- Zinūbyā, --- Zanūbyā, --- Zaynab al-Zabbāʼ, --- Septimia Zenobia, --- Bat Zabbai, --- Bath Zabbāy, --- Zabbāʼ, --- Settinia Zenobia, --- Sebaste, Septimia Zenobia, --- Zénobie, --- زنوبيا، --- زينب، --- Tudmur (Syria) --- Tadmor (Syria) --- Tedmor (Syria) --- Palmyra (Syria) --- Palmyre (Syria) --- Palmyra --- Biography.
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