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1	Der ältere Tempel im Heraion am Sele : Verzierte Metopen im architektonischen Kontext / Junker, Klaus. January 1993 (has links) Texte remanié de: Dissertation--Fachbereich Altertumswissenschaften--Berlin--Freie Universität, 1991. / Notes bibliogr. Index.
2	Poseidonia de 600 à 273 av. J.-C. Étude de numismatique et d’histoire / Poseidonia from 600 to 273 B.C. Coinage and History Brousseau, Louis 20 November 2009 (has links) Cette thèse de doctorat traite de l’histoire de Poseidonia, une cité grecque d’Italie du Sud fondée vers 600 av. J.-C. Elle étudie son histoire sur les trois siècles de son existence à partir de toutes les sources documentaires qu’il est possible de réunir. Cette partie forme le contexte historique sur lequel s’appuie l’histoire monétaire de la cité grecque. La seconde partie répertorie et classe toutes les monnaies qui ont été frappées par Poseidonia entre 530 av. J.-C., date à laquelle elle inaugure un monnayage d’argent selon la technique incuse, jusqu’aux derniers bronzes émis par la cité dans les premières années du IIIe siècle. Elle analyse sa politique monétaire et ses réformes, et les replace dans le contexte historique. / This thesis is about the history of Poseidonia, a Greek colony of Southern Italy founded c. 600 B.C. It studies her history on the three centuries of her existence from every source which is possible to find. This first part forms the historical context on which the monetary history of the city relies on. The second part catalogues and classifies all coins that have been minted by Poseidonia between 530 B.C., when the coinage appears following the incuse technique, up to the last bronzes minted in the first years of the third century B.C. It analyses the monetary policy and reforms, and place them in their historical context. Poseidonia Paestum Numismatique Monnaies grecques Grande-Grèce Poseidonia Paestum Numismatics Greek coins Magna Grecia
3	Le monnayage d'argent de Poseidonia : une étude historique de coins Brousseau, Louis January 2003 (has links) Mémoire numérisé par la Direction des bibliothèques de l'Université de Montréal. Poseidonia Paestum Grande Grèce Monnaies grecques Numismatique antique
4	Poseidonia-Paestum revisited : Tracing aspects of place attachment in an ancient context Byström, Emelie January 2017 (has links) The city of Poseidonia-Paestum on the Italian peninsula has a long and manifold history throughout Antiquity. The city was founded by Greek settlers in the seventh century BC, put under Lucanian rule around 400 BC, and was finally colonized by the Romans in the year of 273 BC. This study aims to connect the tangible traces of history to the intangible feelings for a place and explore how these elements give rise to the psychological process of place attachment. The concept holds and interdisciplinary potential and thus is possible to apply to the ancient material from Poseidonia-Paestum. The Greek agora, the Roman forum and the extramural Sanctuary of Santa Venera is approached and analysed from this perspective. A close reading of previous research on place attachment in combination with the archaeological record from Poseidonia-Paestum has formed the basis for analysing the material. This study has shown that it is possible to contextualize the theoretical framework of place attachment in an ancient material by pointing out the semiotic potency of the material remains from Poseidonia-Paestum. Through this perspective new questions have been raised and interpreted. Ultimately, a deeper understanding of the attitudes and ideas that formed the basis of human actions and decisions in the ancient city of Poseidonia-Paestum has been reached. Poseidonia Paestum place place attachment environmental psychology Sanctuary of Santa Venera Greek agora Roman forum displacement continuity Archaic Classical Roman Lucania identity community History and Archaeology Historia och arkeologi
5	Antické hudební nástroje s přihlédnutím k ikonografickým pramenům / Greek and Roman musical instruments and their iconography Waňousová, Lucie January 2016 (has links) This thesis deals with ancient string and percussion instruments with additional focus on a hydraulic organ, an instrument that is difficult to categorize. The first part of the thesis is a follow-up to the bachelor thesis Wind Instruments of Ancient Greece and Rome, which is devoted to wind instruments, and deals with the classification, description and evolution of the instruments of the other two instrumental groups. This is illustrated on the background of literary, archaeological and iconographic sources, especially on the vase painting. Vase painting well demonstrates the shape, evolution and regional occurrence of these instruments. In the second part of this thesis the Attic and southern Italy vase paintings will be used to compare musical culture in both of these areas. In Attic music scenes the chronological evolution of depicted instruments is examined, while in southern Italian scenes we will concentrate on the differences of depicted instruments in the regions of Campania, Lucania, Sicily, Paestum and Apulia. Finally, the Attic musical instruments are compared with the instruments of southern Italy. The results of the analyses will be entered into graphs. Keywords: ancient music, strings instruments, percussion instruments, Greece, Southern Italy, Campania, Lucania, Apulia, Sicily,...

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