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ACL NA278.F6. M36 1997 Hellenistic fortifications from the Aegean to the Euphrates | ACL NA278.F6. R37 2001 Griechische Kragsteintore , Typologie, Konstruction und Verbreitung vom VI-II Jahrhundert v. Chr. | ACL NA278.F6. F54 2006 Ancient Greek fortifications 500-300 BC | ACL NA278.F6. F7 2011 Greek city walls of the Archaic period , 900-480 BC | ACL NA278.F6. N6 2009 Greek fortifications of Asia Minor 500 - 130 BC , from the Persian wars to the Roman conquest | ACL NA278.G88. D4 1960 Gymnasion , étude sur les monuments consacrés à l'éducation en Grèce, des origines à l'Empire romain | ACL NA278.H6. K73 1990 Hostelries of ancient Greece |
Bibliogr. p. XX-XXX. Index p. [223]-238. Addenda
In this fully illustrated study, Rune Frederiksen assembles all archaeological and written sources for city walls in the ancient Greek world, and argues that widespread fortification of settlements and towns, usually considered to date from the Classical period, in fact took place much earlier. Frederiksen discusses the types of fortified settlement and the topography of urban fortification, and also the preservation of structures from early settlements. He also presents an architectural history of Greek fortification walls before the Classical period, and makes the intriguing observation that early monumental architecture developed just as much in fortifications as it did in early temples. This underlines the importance of the secular sphere for the development of early communities across the Greek world.(Source : éditeur)
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