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      Ancient Egyptian Art and ArchaeologyAncient TourismThebes (Egypt)Colossi of Memnon
This paper explores the reciprocal relationship between landscape, human attention, and time. It presents two sacred landscapes: Epidaurus and Nemea, located in the northeastern Greek Peloponnese. In both landscapes, worshipers created... more
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      Classical ArchaeologyLandscape ArchaeologyPilgrimagePhenomenology
Sauf à leur but administratif et militaire les voyages officiels des représentants de l’empire Romain servaient aussi à la représentation et l’expression du pouvoir central qui se manifestaient entr’autres dans la quantité et la qualité... more
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      Graeco-Roman EgyptHadrianRoman EmperorsDiocletian
Tourism is a series of trips made for pleasure or for commercial, professional or similar reasons, during which the absence of habitual residence is only temporary. Modern tourism was born in the XIX century, as a consequence of the... more
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      Ancient HistoryMedieval HistoryHistory of SlaveryTravel & Tourism
An account of the “weeping rock” of Niobe, known to Homer, Pausanias and other classical writers, written for a popular magazine on strange phenomena. It is situated on Mt Sipylus, not far from the town of Manisa (ancient Magnesia ad... more
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      HomerMadonnaAnatolian-Greek-Roman MythologyWeeping Woman