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Author: Georgios Deligiannakis (Assistant Professor in Roman and Late Roman Studies, Assistant Professor in Roman and Late Roman Studies, Open University of Cyprus)
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Imprint: Oxford University Press
Dimensions:
Width: 22.80cm
, Height: 1.80cm
, Length: 27.80cm
Weight: 0.944kg
ISBN: 9780198745990
ISBN 10: 0198745990
Pages: 256
Publication Date: 24 March 2016
Audience:
College/higher education
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Undergraduate
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Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
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Reviews
[Deligiannakis] has created a critical synthesis of the available data that will be of lasting value, and the reader is left with a clear sense of the research possibilities offered by this fascinating region. Will Bowden, Antiquity
[Deligiannakis] has created a critical synthesis of the available data that will be of lasting value, and the reader is left with a clear sense of the research possibilities offered by this fascinating region. * Will Bowden, Antiquity * This volume opens a window into the potential of archaeology to build a fuller picture of the introduction, take-up, display and social and economic role of Christianity in the maritime-insular context of the Dodecanese across the late 3rd to 7th centuries AD; but the Church is not the sole focus as Deligiannakis seeks also to outline settelment change, the economic context and responses to politico-military chnages from the mid-7th century. * Neil Christie, Medieval Archaeology *
In sum, the importance and relevance of the book under review extend far beyond the Dodecanese and the Eastern Aegean Islands. It will be particularly valuable for scholars interested in the investigation of Mediterranean island communities during Late Antiquity. Deligiannakis offers a fresh approach to various * Konstantinos Roussos, Journal of Greek Archaeology * This volume opens a window into the potential of archaeology to build a fuller picture of the introduction, take-up, display and social and economic role of Christianity in the maritime-insular context of the Dodecanese across the late 3rd to 7th centuries AD; but the Church is not the sole focus as Deligiannakis seeks also to outline settelment change, the economic context and responses to politico-military chnages from the mid-7th century. * Neil Christie, Medieval Archaeology * [Deligiannakis] has created a critical synthesis of the available data that will be of lasting value, and the reader is left with a clear sense of the research possibilities offered by this fascinating region. * Will Bowden, Antiquity *
Author Information
Georgios Deligiannakis is Assistant Professor in Roman and Late Roman Studies at the Open University of Cyprus.
