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ACL DS155.1. Y5 2014 Ancient cities of Turkey , a guide to 118 ancient cities, from Anatolia to Thrace | ACL DS155.18. B7 2013 Euploia , la Lycie et la Carie antiques, dynamiques des territoires, échanges et identités , actes du colloque de Bordeaux, 5, 6 et 7 novembre 2009 | ACL DS155.18. E54 1993 Eski cagda Ege ve Izmir | ACL DS155.18. H3 2013 4th century Karia , defining a Karian identity under the Hekatomnids | ACL DS155.18. M54 1967 Bridge to Asia , The Greeks in the Eastern Mediterranean | ACL DS155.18. S76 1986 Grèce d'Asie , arts et civilisations classiques de Pergame à Nemroud Dagh | ACL DS155.18. A57 1987 Griechische und römische Kunst in der Türkei |
Contributions en anglais, français, italien et allemand.
Bibliogr. en fin de contributions. Notes bibliogr.
The origins, identity and political behaviors of the Karians remain the subject of intense discussion among specialists. The political organization of Western Asia Minor during the 4th century BC offers an opportunity to explore such questions; it was during this period that local dynasts, the Hekatomnids, reached a position of authority in the region that allowed them to fully express their political ambitions and to promote their own material culture.
Analyses of various aspects of this material culture have led scholars to describe the Hekatomnids in very different ways. They have been portrayed both as Persian dynasts and Proto-Hellenistic Kings, although they were neither Greek nor Persian. This ambiguity is the result of attempts to approach the cultural identity of 4th century Karia in the light of the cultural power of its neighbors, rather than as the result of an intricate process of cultural interaction that included both local traditions and foreign borrowings.
Hekatomnid Karia is representative of the complex phenomenon of hybrid cultures that would later flourish in the Hellenistic World. Gathering specialists on Karian research, each offering a different approach, this book aims to cover a wide number of sources, from archaeological to geographical and historical. The collection of essays provides an interdisciplinary perspective, intended to revitalize discussions of the cultural dynamics relevant to 4th century Karia. (Source : 4ème de couv.)
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