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INTRODUCERE<\/a>
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A REEVALUATION OF THE DISCOVERIES FROM IPOTE\u0218TI, OLT COUNTY<\/a><\/summary>\n

This paper presents an analysis of the use of the word \u1f20\u03ca\u03ce\u03bd in Greek literature from Homer to Byzantine time. The author reviews the many meanings of the word in various contexts and sets out the most important meaning of this in relation to low-lying seacoasts, sandbanks and peninsulas of the northern Black Sea.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/details>\n\n\n\n

Andrei M\u0102GUREANU<\/strong>
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IN THE VICINITY OF THE AVAR KHAGANATE. TOPOGRAPHY, STRUCTURE AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL INVENTORY IN THE EARLY MEDIEVAL SETTLEMENTS (7TH-9TH CENTURIES) FROM THE SYLVANIAN BASIN. THREE EXAMPLES: MARCA \u2013 SF\u0102R\u0102UA\u0218 I, POR\u021a \u2013 LA BARAJ AND AGHIRE\u0218 \u2013 SUB P\u0102\u0218UNE<\/a><\/summary>\n

The aim of this contribution is to present a synthetic but detailed exposition of the little historical evidence regarding the kingdoms of Hellenistic Thrace. The principal kingdoms attested in Thrace during the Hellenistic period are: the Celtic kingdom with capital at Tylis (Tyle), the Odrysian residual kingdom around Seuthopolis, the kingdom of Cabyle also probably related to the Odrysian, the principality of king Sadalas, the principality of Diegylis. The evidence concerning these kingdoms is very scanty. A special focus will be made on the most important epigraphical sources related to these events: the great Seuthopolis inscription, a fragmentary decree from Apollonia Pontica in which is mentioned Cotys, the Mesembrian decree for Sadalas that is an inscription whose date remains debatable. Also interesting are the relations in this period between Thrace and the most important Hellenistic kingdoms. Military campaigns were made in Thrace by the Seleucid kings, Antiochus II Theos and Antiochus III the Great. Also very intense was the military activity in Thrace of the Ptolemaic king Ptolemy III Evergetes. Later at the end of the third century BC the decline of the Ptolemaic kingdom under Ptolemy IV made possible an intervention policy of the Antigonid king Philip V in the area. Ample space will also be reserved to the analysis of the relations between Thracian kingdoms and the Hellenistic kingdom of Bithynia. Also in this case the evidence is quite small, but are really interesting the figures of Cavarus, king of the Celtic kingdom of Thrace, who acts as a mediator in the war between Prusias I and Byzantium and of Diegylis, Thracian chieftain who helps Prusias II in the civil war against his son Nicomedes II.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/details>\n\n\n\n

Dan B\u0102CUE\u021a-CRI\u0218AN<\/strong>
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ON THE NORTHERN BOUNDARIES OF THE VISTULANS<\/a><\/summary>\n

The purpose of this paper is twofold: one the one hand, it presents the results of a new systematic archaeological excavation that has been taking place since 2016 near the village of Neo Rysio, about 17 km south-southeast of Thessaloniki. The site, called \u201cTrapeza of Neo Rysio \u2013 Kardia\u201d, has until now yielded architectural remains and finds of several categories belonging to a settlement that was in use in Early Iron Age and the Archaic period. On the other hand, it attempts an approach to the well-known question of the time during which the regions to the East of the Axios River passed under Macedonian control. The reason for the latter is that the abandonment of the specific settlement, according to its finds so far, and the coming of the area under Macedonian control, according to the recent research, appear to have taken place in the same period.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/details>\n\n\n\n

Rados\u0142aw LIWOCH<\/strong>
Bart\u0142omiej Szymon SZMONIEWSKI<\/strong>
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ARCHAEOLOGICAL DATA ON EVERYDAY LIFE IN THE 9TH\u201310TH CENTURIES UNFORTIFIED SETTLEMENT NEAR THE TOWN OF MIZIA, VRATSA REGION<\/a><\/summary>\n

The Karian dynast Olympichos was formerly said to be of Alinda, though more likely hailed from Mylasa. He entered the historical stage by expelling Ptolemaic garrisons from Mylasa around 244 BC. He acted as an official of Seleukos II (246\u2013225), even though the king was distant and fighting to re-establish his own royal authority in Syria. Olympichos probably acknowledged Antiochos Hierax as king, when Seleukos ceded his brother the Anatolian territories in 242. As of 227, he began to cooperate with Antigonos Doson (229\u2013222), when this one took over Karia. Olympichos maintained his pre-eminence also under Philip V (222\u2013179). Soon after 220, we lose his traces in the historical record, except for a recently discovered inscription, which proves that he was still honoured in the later 2nd century BC. Besides his military and economic resources, his diplomatic skills permitted him to navigate smoothly between the demands of the (not always powerful) kings and queens on the one hand and the needs of the populace on the other. The purchase of estates from queen Laodike, the wife of Antiochos Hierax, probably around 242 and the grant of part of it to the sanctuary of Zeus Osogoa of Labraunda exemplify how he succeeded in establishing bonds of loyalty with the upper and lower levels.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/details>\n\n\n\n

Aleksandra PETROVA<\/strong>
Maria CHRISTOVA-PENKOVA<\/strong>
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WHAT CAN EARLY MEDIEVAL HOARDS FROM PONTES TEACH US ABOUT RELIGIOUS AND EVERYDAY LIFE IN TURBULENT TIMES?<\/a><\/summary>\n

This contribution presents some new artifacts produced in the Scythian animal style together with a casting mold that were found at Olbia Pontica. The items were used mainly as a decoration of a horse bridle and the details of armament in the late Archaic \u2013 early Classical time. The stylistic peculiarities demonstrate the usual images of Scythian origin and a specific combination of Ionian artistic tradition. A question of artisans and customers that used these items is discussed. The authors join the scholars who suggest their common use as armament decorations both by Olbian residents and barbarians and defend a point of view that some of them could be produced in the polis\u2019 workshops by local, Ionian artists.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/details>\n\n\n\n

Olga Z. \u0160PEHAR
Perica N. \u0160PEHAR<\/strong>
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MEDIEVAL BELT SET COMPONENTS FROM NORTH-WESTERN BULGARIA<\/a><\/summary>\n

During recent excavation at Labraunda (Milas, Turkey) three fragmentary decorated lamps were discovered in two of the excavated sectors, East Bath and Water Pool. Although fragmentary, the lamps are among the few such finds on the site and thus far the only ones preserving decorations. Two of the pieces depict two different types of gladiators, while the third bears the head of Athena Promachos. Neither the types of lamps, nor the decorations are unique or uncommon in the Roman world, but they are for the site and its surroundings, raising a series of questions about the trade and use of lighting devices at Labraunda and its neighboring cities.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/details>\n\n\n\n

Maria CHRISTOVA-PENKOVA
Aleksandra PETROVA<\/strong>
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SINGLE AND DOUBLE HANGING STAMPS FOUND AT THE PRODUCTION CENTERS NEAR PRESLAV<\/a><\/summary>\n

A small ivory rod decorated with geometrical patterns was unearthed during older excavations at Istros and it was published in 1989 by R. Florescu and I. Miclea as an „ivory hand for scratching”. This paper aims to reassess the role of this object which fits into the category of instrumenta domestica being a specific type of distaff known as \u201cFingerkunkeln\u201d, \u201cring distaff\u201d or under the more common name of \u201cfinger distaff\u201d. On the basis of both the archaeological rich evidence of similar artefacts and the iconographic representations of such tools on the funerary reliefs in the ancient Roman world, it is hypothesised that finger distaffs were strongly connected in a symbolical way with spinning, being an indication of the high status and virtuosity of their owners, which were often buried with them.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/details>\n\n\n\n

Stella DONCHEVA<\/strong>
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A BRIEF RETROSPECTIVE ON THE HISTORY OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESEARCHFROM VLADIMIRESCU \u201dLA CETATE\u201d \u2013 GLOGOV\u0102\u021a \/ OROD (ARAD COUNTY)<\/a>9<\/summary>\n

The partial results of the GIS application developed for the archaeological site Histria are presented as introduction. The application comprises also a spatial data base of the tumular necropolis that is surrounding the area around the Greek and Roman site. A complete excavation report (2015) concerning one of the tumuli, named N-1-413, is also presented. This tumulus was situated in the center of the northern area of the Histrian tumular necropolis and the excavation of this mound is presented in extenso. The determined type of cremation is bustum, very spread at this time (2nd \u2013 3rd c. AD) in Dobroudja, and the material discovered is typical for the tumuli with the same dating as those excavated in Histria and in the whole region.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/details>\n\n\n\n

Florin M\u0102RGINEAN<\/strong>
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LA FORTERESSE DE \u00ab KARTAL KAL\u00c9 \u00bb (\u00ab LA FORTERESSE DE L’AIGLE \u00bb) DANS L’AGGLOMERATION URBAINE DU HAUT MOYEN AGE, PR\u00c8S DU VILLAGE DE RUYNO, EN DOBROUDJA DU SUD<\/a><\/summary>\n

There are many nagging questions in the field of Greco-Roman epigraphy. For perfectly good reasons, the question of what was written on the Trojan Horse is not, and never has been, one of them. While this may not be great loss in the academic pursuit of advancing actual historical knowledge, brief consideration, however, of this \u2013 admittedly seemingly absurd \u2013 question may prove to be of some interest in terms of our understanding of both Greco-Roman (!) epigraphic habits and cross-cultural translation(s).<\/em><\/p>\n<\/details>\n\n\n\n

Georgi ATANASOV<\/strong>
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DEMNITSIKOS AND THE FORTRESS ON THE ISLAND P\u0102CUIUL LUI SOARE: LOCALISATION AND CHARACTER<\/a><\/summary>\n

Cet article reconsid\u00e8re les proc\u00e9dures de contr\u00f4le des comp\u00e9tences \u00e0 travers les exemples fournis par les missions diplomatiques, les m\u00e9decins, enseignants, artistes et architectes ; avec toutes les pr\u00e9cautions d’usage, il propose en outre une nouvelle interpr\u00e9tation pour le d\u00e9cret SIG 707<\/em><\/p>\n<\/details>\n\n\n\n

Pavel GEORGIEV<\/strong>
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AGAIN ABOUT THE FOUNDING DATE OF THE FORTRESS AT P\u0102CUIUL LUI SOARE<\/a><\/summary>\n

The significance of this dossier of Callatian inscriptions is not limited to the long period over which we can follow this Dionysian association. The synthesis of what these documents reveal or suggest, in their contexts, opens up a series of reflections that allow us to open up our horizons, to go beyond the known and repeated patterns, to inflect our interpretative reflexes: whether it be on the masculine rituality of the trietericfestivals, on the Bacchic initiation practiced by and for men, on the inflection of a divine component, which passes from epiclesis to autonomous figure – yet under the patronage of a Dionysus bearing another epiclesis -, on the very varied referents that underlie the Bacchic caves, between ephemeral airiness and permanence and monumentality with funerary referential, on the sharing of civic ritual tasks with an association, the thiasites of Callatis represent a crucial dossier that stimulates and opens up the research horizon.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/details>\n\n\n\n

Oana DAMIAN<\/strong>
Corina Anca SIMION<\/strong>
Elena Alexandra ISPAS<\/strong>
Maria Loredana MARIN<\/strong>
Alexandru R\u0103zvan PETRE<\/strong>
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A FORTRESS AT THE GATE OF THE BYZANTINE EMPIRE. THE SMALL PRECINCT FROM H\u00c2R\u0218OVA<\/a><\/summary>\n

\u00cen aceast\u0103 lucrare, autorii \u00ee\u0219i \u00eendreapt\u0103 aten\u021bia asupra unei cet\u0103\u021bi edificate \u00een apropierea unuia dintre locurile importante de trecere a Dun\u0103rii, din sud-estul Rom\u00e2niei de ast\u0103zi. Aceasta a fost construit\u0103 pe locul unei foste cet\u0103\u021bi romane (numit\u0103 Carsium), din a c\u0103rei suprafa\u021b\u0103 suprapunea doar zona cea mai \u00eenalt\u0103 \u0219i bine fortificat\u0103 natural. Ridicarea ei s-a f\u0103cut \u00een contextul revenirii administra\u021biei bizantine \u00een teritoriul delimitat pe trei p\u0103r\u021bi de apele Dun\u0103rii \u0219i M\u0103rii Negre, cunoscut cu numele de Dobrogea, dup\u0103 evenimentele din 971, lucrarea noastr\u0103 aduc\u00e2nd dovezi arheologice \u00een acest sens. Mica fortifica\u021bie bizantin\u0103, numit\u0103 \u0219i \u201eincinta mic\u0103\u201d, avea rolul de a supraveghea teritoriile de peste Dun\u0103re pentru a pre\u00eent\u00e2mpina pericolul poten\u021bialilor atacatori, precum \u0219i naviga\u021bia \u0219i comer\u021bul pe fluviu, constituind totodat\u0103, prin vadul din apropiere, \u201epoarta\u201d de intrare \u00een Dobrogea.
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Cristina PARASCHIV-TALMA\u021aCHI<\/strong>
Constantin \u0218OVA<\/strong>
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ARCHAEOLOGICAL DATA ABOUT THE PRESENCE OF LATE NOMADS DURING THE 11TH CENTURYIN THE REGION OF VARNA (BULGARIA)<\/a><\/summary>\n

The relief of the strategoi discovered in the Greek town of Mesambria on the west coast of the Euxeinos Pontos, IGBulg V 5103, has raised a number of questions. In this article, I take up the iconographic analysis of the scene in relation to the inscrip – tion engraved on the marble. I propose an identification of the ghostly figure, H\u00e9rotimos, also a strategos, mentioned in the inscription, but whose physical representation is missing. I put forward the hypothesis that he could be Heros Sosipolis, the dedicatee. The inscription on the relief could illustrate a decree discovered at Thasos, published by Jean Pouilloux in 1954, which stipulates that soldiers who died on the battlefield should be mentioned alongside the names of the polemarchs.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/details>\n\n\n\n

Mariya MANOLOVA-VOYKOVA<\/strong>
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THE EARLIEST DIRHAM FIND OF THE CARPATHIAN BASIN FROM THE TURN OF THE 9TH\u201310TH CENTURIES. THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL DATA AND THE CHRONOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF THE HUNGARIAN CONQUEST PERIOD<\/a><\/summary>\n

Der Aufsatz behandelt die seltenen F\u00e4lle von Gesandtschaften griechischer St\u00e4dte an Statthalter anderer Provinzen als der eigenen. Betroffen sind die Statthalter der Provinzen Niedermoesien und Thrakien, bzw. St\u00e4dte in der Provinz Pontus et Bithynia wie Byzantion, Herakleia Pontike und Kyzikos.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/details>\n\n\n\n

Attila T\u00dcRK<\/strong>
Bal\u00e1zs JANCSIK<\/strong>
Fl\u00f3ri\u00e1n HARANGI<\/strong>
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\u00c1RP\u00c1D-ERA COINS IN THE NECROPOLIS OF V\u0102LCANI<\/a><\/summary>\n

Olbia Pontica, together with slightly remote Berezan island settlement, is an unique city in the ancient Greek world: there are nearly 33 graffiti written in verse on table pottery (mainly shards) from the 6th\u20132nd centuries BC, which is a lager quantity than Athens has. Among them 26 inscriptions pertain to the 6th\u20135th centuries, and 7 other to the Hellenistic time. The used poetic meters are: 9 hexameters, 7 ionics, 3 paeans, one by one bacchius, iambic trimeter, trochaic tetrameter, dactylic tetrameter. The Olbians have strongly loved great poet Homer and his poems, owing to it the hexameter was prevailing. The themes of the verses are different, amongst them prevailing the drinking and love motifs \u2013 12 graffiti, half of the total quantity. Among the other content types there are 3 comic verses, 2 theatre and choric actions, one by one dedicatory, sacral, obscene, gift inscriptions. The most important of all the ancient Greek written in verse graffiti is hymn of the 6th century to the sacral Olbian zone Hylaea and its gods, which includes 12 hexameter lines.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/details>\n\n\n\n

Marius BLASK\u00d3<\/strong>
Erwin G\u00c1LL<\/strong>
R\u00f3bert GINDELE<\/strong>
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SOME DATA REGARDING SEVERAL COIN HOARDS FROM THE 10TH\u201311TH CENTURIES DISCOVERED IN ARCHAEOLOGICAL CONTEXTS AT TROPAEUM TRAIANI \u2013 ADAMCLISI,CONSTAN\u021aA COUNTY (SECTOR C, SOUTH DISTRICT)<\/a><\/summary>\n

Dans l\u2019abondant mobilier recueilli en 2017\u20132018 sur la p\u00e9ninsule de Constan\u0163a, l\u2019antique Tomis, ont r\u00e9cemment \u00e9t\u00e9 reconnus quelques fragments inscrits appartenant au m\u00eame vase ; il s\u2019agit d\u2019une kylix (or coupe-skyphos) \u00e0 figures noires du groupe stylistique de Haimon, datable de 490\u2013470 av. J.-C. Diverses parties du vase sont occup\u00e9es par graffiti distincts. Ces graffiti varient par leurs contenus et comportent des informations utiles sur le vase-m\u00eame aussi bien que sur ses manipulateurs, que ce soit le commer\u00e7ant et le propri\u00e9taire, ou d\u2019autres. Ils montrent donc une situation tr\u00e8s rare et apportent de nouvelles donn\u00e9es sur la distribution des vases attiques \u00e0 Tomis et aussi sur la communaut\u00e9 grecque locale \u00e0 une \u00e9poque pr\u00e9coce de son existence.<\/em><\/em><\/p>\n<\/details>\n\n\n\n

Gabriel CUSTUREA<\/strong>
Gabriel Mircea TALMA\u021aCHI<\/strong>
Constantin \u0218OVA<\/strong>
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PRELIMINARY DATA ON A MONETARY HOARD FROM A MEDIEVAL DWELLING (IA\u0218I \u2013 \u201dGHICA-DANIEL HOUSE \/ ST. PETERSBURG HOTEL\u201d ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE)<\/a><\/summary>\n

This article focuses on an early Classical grave stele in the Sinop Archaeological Museum since 2013. The monument features a partially preserved figured scene in low relief and an inscription. The scene represents a seated figure interacting with a standing companion. The inscription records the passing of Mitris, the only son of Myndies, who died \u2018unfairly\u2019 during the grape harvest season. This temporal reference hints at the importance of viniculture in the socio-economic life of Sinope. Not only is this stele a valuable addition to the corpus of funerary monuments from Sinope, it also contributes to a broader discussion on the ambiguity of inscriptions and figured scenes on grave monuments.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/details>\n\n\n\n

George BILAVSCHI<\/strong>
Andrei BALTAG
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ONE HUNDRED YEARS OF (UN)SOLITUDE: PETRE DIACONU (1924\u20132007)<\/a><\/summary>\n

Four inscriptions dating from the 4th century BC, found in Pantikapaion, Phanagoria, and Olbia, represent a small corpus attesting to the existence of contacts between Arkadia and the Greek cities on the North Pontic coast. The one found in Pantikapaion in 1829 \u2013 a fragmentary honorary decree of the Arkadians for Leukon I \u2013 was amply discussed in modern literature, whereas the others were only briefly examined in relation to it. Two main conflicting interpretations were advanced: either one or more bands of Arkadian mercenaries served Leukon I and honored him by erecting the inscription from Pantikapaion, or the Arkadian League that functioned in the 360s BC developed political and commercial ties with the Bosporan Kingdom and Olbia, probably centred on obtaining better conditions for the grain trade, which might explain the enactment of the honorary decree. A few additional epigraphic and historical remarks included in the present paper support the mercenary hypothesis. However, the wider perspective on the recruitment of foreign troops in the 4th century BC shows that the military ties between Bosporos and Arkadia could have been doubled by commercial ones, too.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/details>\n\n\n\n

Oana DAMIAN<\/strong>
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