15/04/2004English111, Illustrated throughout with maps, figures, tables, photographs and drawings, 7 colour platesS1218BAR International Series
Europe, Hellas and Egypt
Complementary antipodes during Late Antiquity. Papers from Session IV.3, held at the European Association of Archaeologists Eighth Annual Meeting in Thessaloniki 2002
Edited by Amanda–Alice Maravelia
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This volume represents the papers given at a session of the 8th EAA Conference held in Thessalonike in 2002. The session was based around four themes: The links between populations of Egypt and Europe (especially Hellas) in ancient times; the impactof the advent of Alexander the Great, and the current excavations in Alexandria; the political, economic and cultural contacts between Europe, Hellas and Egypt especially during the LP, Helleno–Roman and Early Christian (Coptic) Periods; and aspectsof the history of European Egyptology and those European museums holding Egyptian antiquities today.
