Data di Pubblicazione:
2023
Abstract:
I return here to address the two key archaeological contexts, which document the culture of the Archaic period
of Hephaestia: the acropolis and the necropolis. The archaeological record between the second half/end of the 8th and the
end of the 6th century BC, reflects the great social transformations that throughout the Greek world accompanied the birth
of the polis through the transition from structures with pre-political characteristics to forms of shared government, of an
aristocratic and associative type: during this process, abruptly interrupted in Hephaestia around 500 BC, the adoption
of certain cults and religious practices at the community level was decisive, becoming an identity reference for the community.
of Hephaestia: the acropolis and the necropolis. The archaeological record between the second half/end of the 8th and the
end of the 6th century BC, reflects the great social transformations that throughout the Greek world accompanied the birth
of the polis through the transition from structures with pre-political characteristics to forms of shared government, of an
aristocratic and associative type: during this process, abruptly interrupted in Hephaestia around 500 BC, the adoption
of certain cults and religious practices at the community level was decisive, becoming an identity reference for the community.
Tipologia CRIS:
2.1 Contributo in volume (Capitolo o Saggio)
Keywords:
Lemnos, religious practices, necropolis, archaic Greece
Elenco autori:
Ficuciello, Laura
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Titolo del libro:
Efestia (Lemno) da “interfaccia tra Egeo e Anatolia” a cleruchia ateniese