Topography and History of Ancient Epicnemidian Locris

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José Pascual, Maria-Foteini Papakonstantinou
BRILL, Sep 26, 2013 - History - 656 pages
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This book presents the results of a major project carried out by a team from the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid and the 14th Ephorate of Prehistoric and Classical Antiquities at Lamia. The book gives a full picture of a extensive area of Greece known as Epicnemidian Locris, on which very little has been studied and published in the past. Its relevance in historical times was due to its natural environment and mainly on the pass at Thermopylae, which marked the physical boundary between central/northern Greece and the south, being the scene of repeated conflicts. The book offers a a complete picture of what Epicnemidian Locris was like in the past: its geography, topography, frontiers and the ancient settlements of the region.
 

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Contents

Introduction
1
PART ONE GEOGRAPHY
7
The Historical Conditions of its Physical Environment
9
PART TWO TOPOGRAPHY
63
Chapter Two The Ancient Topography of Epicnemidian Locris
65
Chapter Three The Dipotamos Valley and the Phocian Corridor
201
Chapter Four The Necropoleis of Epicnemidian Locris and Dipotamos Valley
225
Chapter Five The Fortifications of Epicnemidian Locris
263
Early Settlement and Configuration of the Archaic poleis
405
Chapter Eleven The Late Archaic Period
445
Chapter Twelve Epicnemidian Locris in the Classical Period 480323BC
471
Chapter Thirteen Epicnemidian Locris in the Hellenistic Period 323146BC
507
From 146BC to Justinian
537
Conclusions
549
Bibliography
563
Indices
601

Chapter Six Communication Routes in and around Epicnemidian Locris
279
Chapter Seven Mountain Passes in Epicnemidian Locris
337
Plying the Sea of the Locrians
361
PART THREE HISTORY
393
Chapter Nine From the Neolithic to the Late Bronze Age
395

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