Información General

• Autores: Chiara Maria Mauro (coord.), Diego Chapinal Heras (coord.), Miriam Valdés Guía (coord.)
• Editores: Universidad de Sevilla, Editorial Universidad de Sevilla
• Año de publicación: 2022
• Colecciones: Estudios Helénicos, 4
• País: España
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 978-84-472-2366-4
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  • MAURO, Chiara; CHAPINAL-HERAS, Diego y VALDÉS GUÍA, Miriam (coords.). People on the Move across the Greek World. Estudios helénicos 4. Sevilla: Editorial Universidad de Sevilla y UAM Ediciones, 2022, 356 pp. [ISBN: 978-84-472- 2366-4]

    Guiomar Pulido González (res.)

    Studia historica. Historia antigua, ISSN 0213-2052, Nº. 41, 2023

  • Chiara Maria Mauro, Diego Chapinal Heras, Miriam Valdés Guía (coords.) People on the Move across the Greek World (=Estudios Helénicos 4), Madrid-Sevilla, UAM Ediciones-Ediciones de la Universidad de Sevilla, 2022, 353 pp. [ISBN: 978-84-8344-859-5; 978-84-472-2366-4]

    Adolfo J. Domínguez Monedero (res.)

    Gerión, ISSN 0213-0181, Vol. 41, Nº 2, 2023, págs. 643-647

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Listado de artículos

• • Section 1 society, economy and knowledge

    • '[...] And tell no man of them all nor any woman that thou hast come back from thy wanderings' (Hom. Od. 13.309-310). Beggary and vagabondage in the ancient Greek world"

      Aida Fernández Prieto

      págs. 21-38

      

    • Professional travel, between archaism and classicism

      Domingo Plácido Suárez

      págs. 39-52

      

    • Individual mobility and circulation of knowledge: The ‘itinerant’ historian in the 4th century BC

      Gabriella Ottone

      págs. 53-70

      

    • Lysias: from a wandering metic to an unsuccessful candidatefor citizenship

      Nerea Terceiro Sanmartín

      págs. 71-84

      

    • Naukleroi, emporoi, pottery workshops and the historical context: The case of the el sec wreck

      Filippo Giudice, Innocenza Giudic

      págs. 85-90

      

    • Some new perspectives on the study of craftspeople mobility in the red-figure pottery production of Magna Graecia and Sicily

      Marco Serino

      págs. 91-110

      

  • Section 2 travellers and borders

    • The Minoans abroad: a discussion of the existence of a direct sea route linking Crete to Egypt during the late Bronze Age

      Angiolo Querci

      págs. 111-120

      

    • Sailing the wine-dark sea: Maritime travel during the Geometric Period

      Chiara Maria Mauro

      págs. 123-140

      

    • ο εσχατιων ανηρ: The paths to Peisistratos’s tyranny

      Unai Iriarte Asarta

      págs. 141-152

      

    • Travelling and the construction of tradition: Pausanias and Arcadia

      María Cruz Cardete del Olmo

      págs. 153-170

      

    • Pausanias: Traveller, pilgrim, journalist or researcher of antiquity? the case of Lycosura and the visit to the temple of Despoina in Arcadia

      Sotiria Dimopoulou

      págs. 171-188

      

  • Section 3 ‘colonisation’ and politics

    • Mixed identities in the first generations of Archaic Greek colonies: The female contribution

      Elena Duce Pastor

      págs. 189-208

      

    • Journeys and foundations in Aristotle’s Ppoliteiai of Asia Minor

      Alfredo Novello, Annalisa Savino

      págs. 209-224

      

    • Zancle/Messene:: A tale of Lestai, Apoikoi, fugitives and undesirables

      Elena Santagati

      págs. 225-238

      

    • Greeks on the east coast of the Black Sea littoral:: Settlement and migration patterns

      Natia Phiphia

      págs. 239-246

      

    • Messapians beyond Messapia: Mobility and trade networks in the late Hellenistic Age (late 3rd-1st centuries BC)

      Carlo De Mitri

      págs. 247-258

      

  • Section 4 religion and mythology

    • Visitors to Early Olympia: greedy farmers, pious pilgrims or aristocratic hunters?

      András Patay-Horvath

      págs. 259-266

      

    • Delphi in the colonial ventures of the Spartans in the Archaic period, II.: The oracle’s influence on the voyages of Dorieus

      Javier Jara Herrero, César Fornis Vaquero

      págs. 267-286

      

    • Travelling to Delphi: the theoria of Athenian women to the Oracle

      Miriam Valdés Guía

      págs. 287-306

      

    • Travelling for healing: Dion in Macedon, a place for recovery

      Diego Chapinal Heras

      págs. 307-322

      

    • The legend of Perdiccas: patterns of mobility in Macedonia before Philip

      Aitor Luz Villafranca

      págs. 323-340

      

    • Human mobility and heroic cults in Pausanias Periegesis

      Kerasia Stratiki

      págs. 341-356