Cult and Death: Proceedings of the Third Annual Meeting of Postgraduate Researchers, the University of Liverpool, May 2002Danai-Christina Naoum, Georgina M. Muskett, Mercourios Georgiadis Archaeopress, 2004 - 86 من الصفحات Proceedings of the Third Annual Meeting of Postgraduate Researchers, The University of Liverpool, May 2002 The Liverpool Interdisciplinary Symposium in Antiquity (LISA) was envisaged as a forum for postgraduate and postdoctoral researchers to present their research and engage in discussion in an informal manner. The theme for LISA 2002, the potent combination of Cult and Death, attracted delegates from several universities in the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland. The interdisciplinary nature of the symposium was amply fulfilled by the presentation of papers from the fields of archaeology, ancient history and classics, adopting a wide range of approaches, which are reflected in the articles presented in this volume. Contents: The Greek Neolithic Figurines (Gerasimos Vallerios Stergiopoulos); The Abode of the Ancestors: tomb design, ritual and symbolism In Late Helladic IIIA-B Greece (Chrysanthi Gallou); The Burial Ritual Tradition in the South-eastern Aegean during the Mycenaean Period (Mercourios Georgiadis); The 'hellenisation' of Isis among the Greek deities (Danai-Christina Naoum); Priests and Priestesses in the Mycenaean period (Christina Aamont); Nostos (= homecoming) and death in Greek tragedy (Marigo Alexopoulou); To kill or not to kill? Human sacrifices in Greece according to the Euripidean thought (Polytimi Oikonomopoulou); Adopted by Persephone. Adoption and initiation ritual in A1-A3 Zuntz and Pelinna 1-2 (Georgia Petridou); The death of Daphnis (Evangelia Anagnostou-Laoutides). |
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... depicted is more likely a priestess . The room the processional frescoes decorate is not a common room , but either a narrow corridor , like at Thebes , or a room like the Vestibule at Pylos . At Thebes the corridor must have been a ...
... depicted on the short sides of the sarcophagus . The existence of four other figures in presumably long robes at the left side of the sacrifice scene most surely constituted a procession , which perhaps brought the sacrificial victim ...
... depicted in Theocritus ' first Idyll was often compared with the character of Hippolytus in Euripidian drama ( Lawall 1967 : 3 ; Berg 1974 : 13 ) . Hippolytus was a devotee of Artemis and had vowed to remain chaste as the goddess ...
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Acknowledgements | 1 |
The Greek Neolithic Figurines | 7 |
TERIAL RECORD | 17 |
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