Author: Briese, Maria Berg; Vaag, Leif Erik; editors:
Title: Trade Relations in the Eastern Mediterranean from the Late Hellenistic Period to Late Antiquity : The Ceramic Evidence
Description: Odense, Univ. of Southern Denmark, 2005. orig.cloth. 28x21cm, 256 p. Series : Halicarnassian Studies, 3;. Includes bibliographical references (p. [234]-256).. Textual maps, plans, charts. Minor rubbing. VG. dustwrapper. ¶ Acts from a Ph.D.Seminar for Young Scholars, Sandbjerg Manorhouse, 12-15 February 1998": Contents: Late Hellenistic and Roman pottery in the Eastern Mediterranean - an overview of recent developments; Production mechanisms of sigillata manufactories. When East meets West; Trade relations in the Aegean Sea: the ceramic evidence from Argos between the 1-st century BC and the 2nd century AD; Import, export, imitation. Trade and the economic power of the late Hellenistic and early Imperial Knidos according to the fine pottery; Ephesian cooking vessels of the Augustan period; Introducing the Aradippou goblet: a case srudy of regional diversity in Late Hellenistic and Early Roman Cyprus; "Corinthian" Roman Relief Ware: New studies and preliminary results; Four middle Roman ceramic groups from Eastern Macedonia; Self- sufficiency and trade in Late Antiquity. A study of the pottery found at the Pyrgouthi farmhouse in Berbati; The Roman city of Knossos, Colonia Julia Nobilis - the nature of the imported fine wares; Phocaean Red Slip Ware-Main and second productions; The Roman-Gaulish Geramics of the Mediomatrics, based on the example of the Settlement of Bliesruck (Moselle, France): the mediterranean influence of the technical evolution between the 1st and the 3rd century AD; Late Roman amphora 1: a study of diversification; Some thoughts on the production and presence of the Late Roman Amphora 13 on Cyprus...

Keywords: Classical Antiquity, Antiquities Trade, Ancient Greece, Archeology History, Congresses, Ancient Rome, Late Hellenistic, Archaeology, Greek Roman