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Arts, crafts and trades in Ancient and Byzantine Thessaloniki

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  • 288pagine
  • 11 ore di lettura

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For the first time, the arts and crafts of Thessaloniki, once the second largest city in the Byzantine Empire after Constantinople, are examined thoroughly through archaeological remains, historical sources and epigraphic records. More than 80 years of archaeological research and a lifetime of personal research that covers 112 excavations, reveals at least 16 artisanal trades in detail. The book is organised chronologically with overviews of the political history and topography of Thessaloniki throughout its nineteen-centuries-long history. With an illustrated catalogue of each site and distribution maps, this work reveals relatively unknown aspects of life in Antiquity, the Early Christian period and Byzantium.

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Arts, crafts and trades in Ancient and Byzantine Thessaloniki, Anastasios Ch. Antōnaras

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2019
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Titolo
Arts, crafts and trades in Ancient and Byzantine Thessaloniki
Lingua
Inglese
Editore
Propylaeum
Pubblicato
2019
Formato
In brossura
Pagine
288
ISBN10
3947450435
ISBN13
9783947450435
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Descrizione
For the first time, the arts and crafts of Thessaloniki, once the second largest city in the Byzantine Empire after Constantinople, are examined thoroughly through archaeological remains, historical sources and epigraphic records. More than 80 years of archaeological research and a lifetime of personal research that covers 112 excavations, reveals at least 16 artisanal trades in detail. The book is organised chronologically with overviews of the political history and topography of Thessaloniki throughout its nineteen-centuries-long history. With an illustrated catalogue of each site and distribution maps, this work reveals relatively unknown aspects of life in Antiquity, the Early Christian period and Byzantium.