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Fourteen essays examining the interrelationship of votive objects and shrines in ancient Mediterranean lands. At whatever level they are viewed votives are seen as an indispensable part of ancient sanctuaries.

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"""Review - German """"As always, a collection of essays by different scholars cannot cover all aspects of a topic. Due to the character of this book - fourteen authors - there are no c1ear definitions as to how to use the terms """"communication"""", """"media"""", etc. But in all, the book offers interesting insights into the communicative field of ancient sanctuaries.""""Veit RosenbergerIn: Journal of Hellenic Studies. 129 (2009). pp. 174-175.---------------------------------""""Le"

Review - German As always, a collection of essays by different scholars cannot cover all aspects of a topic. Due to the character of this book - fourteen authors - there are no c1ear definitions as to how to use the terms communication, media, etc. But in all, the book offers interesting insights into the communicative field of ancient sanctuaries. Veit RosenbergerIn: Journal of Hellenic Studies. 129 (2009). pp. 174-175.--------------------------------- Le

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Contributor Biography - English Prof. Dr. D. BoschungEducation:1989 Habilitation in Munich, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universitat Munich; venia legendi: Classical Archaeology1983 Dissertation in BernPositions: Since 2006 Acting Director of the Institute for Classical Archeology, University of CologneSince 1996 Professor for Classical Archaeology at the University of Cologne1995-96 Professor for Classical Archaeology at the University Regensburg1993-94 Director of the Forschungsarchiv fur Antike Plastik, Institute for Classical Archeology, University of Cologne1984-93 scientific assistant at the chair of Classical Archeology at the Ludwig-Maximilians University of Munich1983-84 scientific assistant at the University in Bern; Teaching activities at the Universities of Augsburg and MarburgResearch areas: Roman Portraits; Roman funerary art; Classical Sculpture in English Private Collections; Ancient sculptures and the history of collections in the 17th and 18th century in Euro

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