Ionian Migration
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The Ionian culture - the undisputed pinnacle of Ancient Greek civilization as a whole2, is nothing less than the sum of the range of all those elements that determine the (inter)intellect and everyday living of the people of our region... more
Die Historizität der sogenannten Ionischen Migration nach Westkleinasien steht außer Frage. Indessen sind die Prozesse, die in der späten Bronze- und frühen Eisenzeit bei der Akkulturation und Ethnogenese der griechischen ‘Ioner’ sowie... more
Proceedings of the Conference “Sacred Landscapes: Creation, Transformation and
Manipulation”, School of Classics, University of Wales Trinity Saint David, 5-7 May 2014.
Manipulation”, School of Classics, University of Wales Trinity Saint David, 5-7 May 2014.
Airai, a Geometric, Archaic and Classical city in Çeşme Peninsula in Ionia, was located between Teos and Clazomenae. This tiny ancient Greek city is only known from very few coins and scattered surveys. Airai existed only for a very short... more
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> update July 2, 2024: nowhere have any substantial counter-arguments against this paper appeared, what a surprise! Homer is so pleased! The extended arguments to back my point are in preparation. Be prepared, watch out!... more
Submycenaean Kings of Athens, Traditions and Archaeology, Melantho-Codrids in traditions. Archaeology of their likely burial ground in the Athenian Kerameikos. Origins of burial rituals in the Peloponnesos. The Codrid-led Ionian... more
Literal translation of a Danish peer-reviewed essay, published in 2008 ("Nogle overvejelser om hvordan silken kom til Europa", see 'Uni. term papers'). Since only a limited number of readers master the Danish language and I had been asked... more
Ancient territory on the west coast of Anatolia, bordering Aiolis in the north, Lydia in the east, and Caria in the south.
Ancient territory on the west coast of Anatolia, bordering Aiolis in the north, Lydia in the east, and Caria in the south.
A well-known passage in Herodotus has been labelled as the first definition of Greekness: «the bond of Hellenic race, by which we are of one blood and of one speech, the common temples of the gods and the common sacrifices, the manners of... more
The foundation precess of the ancient city of Erythrae, located within the present-day village of Ildırı belonging to district of Çeşme in the İzmir province, is as yet obscure. the fact that archaeological surveys were not carried out... more
In this brief paper in Turkish the city of Lebedus in Ionia is presented archaeologically and historically.
Ancient territory on the west coast of Anatolia, bordering Aiolis in the north, Lydia in the east, and Caria in the south.
An Archaic coin from Sozopol bay and the early trade along the Western Black Sea. - A short notice about an electrum 1/24-stater from uncertain Ionian mint, found in Sept.2014 by chance in the water area of modern Sozopol, ancient... more
Ένας επιφανής γόνος της Κεφαλλονίτικης διασποράς στη Ρουμανία υπήρξε ο διεθνούς φήμης συγγραφέας Παναΐτ Ιστράτι (Panait Istrati) (Βραΐλα 1884- Βουκουρέστι 1935), που γεννήθηκε ως Γεράσιμος Βαλσαμής, γιος του Γεώργιου Βαλσαμή από την... more