The Cambridge Handbook to Byzantine Archaeology: Volume 2

Inbunden, Engelska, 2026

2 719 kr

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The archaeology of Byzantium is the archaeology of an empire whose chronological bounds, broadly speaking, spanned the fourth through fifteenth century AD. The authors whose works are collected in this handbook examine methods and practice of Byzantine archaeology as well as the materials typically encountered in artifacts produced within the imperial boundaries. Byzantine archaeology is still a relatively young discipline, and, while vast in its scope and ambition, work in the field tends to be challenging to access. This volume aims to remedy this situation by providing current views of the nature of Byzantine archaeology, exploring crucial studies which elucidate salient features of the empire's people, as well as offering glimpses of how things may develop in the near future.

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Utgivningsdatum2026-06-11
Mått179 x 251 x 39 mm
Vikt1 160 g
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor644
FörlagCambridge University Press
ISBN9781316516386

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Part II. Themes in Byzantine Archaeology (continued): 24. Gender and Byzantine archaeology Marica Cassis; 25. Coins, context and the Byzantine economy (seventh to fifteenth centuries) Cécile Morrisson; 26. Revival and revolution: Byzantine shipwrecks of the greater Mediterranean world Sean A. Kingsley; 27. Byzantine ports and harbourless seas Sean A. Kingsley; 28. Architectural approaches to Byzantium Cecily Hennessy; 29. Byzantine rock-cut architecture J. Eric Cooper; 30. The built environment and the experience of the fortified cities in Byzantium Nikolas Bakirtzis; 31. Churches and sacred spaces Vincenzo Ruggieri; 32. The 'Byzantine' countryside in transition ca. 550–ca. 850 Luca Zavagno; 33. The middle- and late Byzantine countryside Michael J. Decker; 34. The coming of Islam Gideon Avni; 35. The end of Byzantium: the transition in material culture from Byzantine to Ottoman times Joanita Vroom; 36. The future of Byzantine archaeology Myrto Veikou.