Conference Presentations by A.M. Sara Karatas
Le genre du luxe dans le monde grec ancien Journée d'études Vendredi 3 décembre 2021, Université ... more Le genre du luxe dans le monde grec ancien Journée d'études Vendredi 3 décembre 2021, Université de Paris
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"In Second Use“, An Archaeological and Anthropological Survey of Recycling and Reuse in the Greek World, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, September 25-26, 2021
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Apotropaia and Phylakteria, International Conference, Swedish Institute at Athens, Athens June 23-25,, 2021
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Sensing Divinity/Les sens du rite An international, interdisciplinary conference 23-24 June 2017, British School at Rome and the École française de Rome
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“In the Midst of Life we are in Death” Death, Burial and the Afterlife in the Arts and Humaniti... more “In the Midst of Life we are in Death” Death, Burial and the Afterlife in the Arts and Humanities, 23-25 June 2016, UCD College of Arts & Humanities
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International Conference, The Door of the Sanctuary: A Place of Transition, VU University of Ams... more International Conference, The Door of the Sanctuary: A Place of Transition, VU University of Amsterdam, 27-29 May 2015
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PhD thesis by A.M. Sara Karatas
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Religion and Cult in the Dodecanese during the First Millennium BC, 2023
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Rieger, Anna-Katharina und Stöger, Johanna (Hrsg.): Cities, Resources and Religion – Economic Implications of Religion in Graeco-Roman Urban Environments: Panel 7.7, Heidelberg: Propylaeum, 2022
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Mouseion, Journal of the Classical Association of Canada , 2021
/Résumé The sanctuary of Demeter at Kaunos is one of seven sanctuaries of Demeter in Caria. The r... more /Résumé The sanctuary of Demeter at Kaunos is one of seven sanctuaries of Demeter in Caria. The rocky outcrops at the sanctuary of Demeter in Kaunos, which were the stages for rituals, were central elements in the celebration of festivals and rituals performed in honour of Demeter at Kaunos. Numerous votives recovered from the cavities of the rocky outcrops were a special form of votive offerings and deposition practiced at this site. The votives consist of clay figurines, miniature pottery, kernoi, coins, and 60 thousand miniature lamps. A special feature of the clay figurines of young and mature men is holes in their hands, which served for the offering of small branches. The present article proposes an interpretation of the rocky outcrops, libation, hydrophoroi, food offerings, kernoi, male figurines holding branches, and lamps used at the rituals of Demeter. The features of the sanctuary of Demeter at Kaunos and its rich votive deposits have the potential to enrich our understanding of the Carian cults of Demeter.
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Revue des Études Anciennes, Université Bordeaux Montaigne, 2020
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Classical World, Journal of the Classical Association of the Atlantic States, John Hopkins University Press, 2020
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Mythos, Rivista di Storia delle Religioni, University of Palermo, 2019
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Journal of Greek Archaeology 4, 2019
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Rebecca Döhl and Julian Jansen van Rensburg (Eds.), Signs of Place: A Visual Interpretation of Landscape, Berlin: Edition Topoi, 2019
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Mythos, Rivista di Storia delle Religioni, University of Palermo, 2018
The monetarization of the markets accelerated in the 5th century BCE led to the monetarization of... more The monetarization of the markets accelerated in the 5th century BCE led to the monetarization of the cults. The mercantile logic and money-oriented society shaped the transaction between the worshippers and the cults of Demeter. The relationship to deities was regulated by ‘do ut des’, i.e. one gives something so that the deity may give something in return. The epigraphic sources from the 5th and 4th centuries BCE give insight into the finances of the Eleusinian cult and illustrate the extent of monetarization of the cult of Demeter.
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