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Labraunda 4
AvJesper Blid
Kartonnage, Engelska, 2016
673 kr
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This study focuses on a quantitative analysis of Late Antique remains that have been recorded at the sanctuary of Labraunda from 1948 to 2011, and that date mainly to the period c. AD 300-600. The study comprises of all the diagnostic material from Late Antiquity found at the site, including architecture, architectural sculpture, ceramics, glass, inscriptions/graffiti, coins, organic remains, and various other small finds. The architectural remains include two church complexes, a residence with a tetraconch bath, and several rebuilt structures within the ancient temenos.
Labraunda 5
AvPontus Hellström,Jesper Blid
Kartonnage, Engelska, 2019
673 kr
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This is the final publication of the two Hekatomnid Andrones at Labraunda. The older of these (the Andron of Maussollos or Andron B) was built by the satrap Maussollos (377/6–353/2 BC). This is shown by the dedicatory inscription on the architrave. The other andron (Andron A) is clearly later and was probably built by Idrieus (351/0 344/3 BC), the brother and successor of Maussollos as satrap of Karia. This building has the same kind of dedication, but the name of the commissioner is not preserved. These two buildings are unique both for their size, temple-like front, and high degree of preservation and for their Ionic-Doric mixed order, the function as banqueting halls, and the large niche at the back of the inner room.In the publication the architecture of the two buildings is systematically presented together with plans and elevations of the ruins and reconstructions. The walls are of local gneiss, the fronts and the entablature of marble. From the Andron of Maussollos (Andron B) 130 blocks from the antae, the columns, and the entablature are preserved. A catalogue of those blocks, and a large collection of photographs and drawings are included. From Andron A the blocks are less numerous, but on the other hand the gneiss walls of the building stand to a height of up to c. nine metres, which equals the original level of the column capitals on the front.In the volume are also included some relevant surrounding structures such as the Annexe rooms to the north of the Andron of Maussollos, the Hellenistic so-called Andron C, and the Terrace House just east of Andron A, the roof of which formed part of the terrace in front of the andron.
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Labraunda 6
AvJesper Blid,Pontus Hellströmm. fl.
Kartonnage, Svenska, 2026
673 kr
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Abstract This is the final publication of the Hekatomnid Oikoi at Labraunda. According to the dedicatory inscription on the architrave, it was built by Idrieus (351/0 to 344/3 BC), who was the brother of Maussollos and his successor as satrap of Karia. The excavations and the architecture of the building are systematically presented in the volume, together with plans and elevations of the building and reconstructions. A catalogue of marble blocks from the antae, the columns, the entablature, and the roof is included, as well as a large collection of photographs and drawings. The building consists of two rooms behind a porch. The walls are of local gneiss, and the front, which has four columns in antis, is of marble. The columns and the epistyle are Doric, but there is no triglyph frieze, and the geison is Ionic. The building is reconstructed with two separate roofs of marble: one pitched roof covering the portico and the northern room, and a separate pitched roof over the southern room. It is theorized that the smaller, northern room was a banquet room and the larger, southern room was a Hestia hall. The building may have served the purpose of a prytaneion. A phase of restoration appears to have followed in the Roman Imperial period. In Late Antiquity, probably during the 6th century AD, the Oikoi underwent an ambitious building project: piers of stone and brick were built at each of the four corners of the southern room to carry a domical brick vault. This room may have served as a mausoleum. In the northern room, a brick podium, possibly an altar, was built against the middle of the western wall. The two rooms may jointly have served as a martyrion. An inscription mentioning a hearth of Hestia is discussed in an appendix. Contents Acknowledgements, p. 9 Introduction, pp. 11–18 Chapter 1. Excavation, pp. 19–26 Chapter 2. Description and reconstruction, pp. 27–152 Chapter 3. Function and chronology, pp. 153–163 Appendix. A hearth of Hestia, pp. 165–169 Özet, pp. 171–174 List of figures, pp. 175–178 References, pp. 179–183 Indices, pp. 185–186

Jesper Blid – författare

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Labraunda 4
AvJesper Blid
Kartonnage, Engelska, 2016
673 kr
Skickas inom 5-8 vardagar
This study focuses on a quantitative analysis of Late Antique remains that have been recorded at the sanctuary of Labraunda from 1948 to 2011, and that date mainly to the period c. AD 300-600. The study comprises of all the diagnostic material from Late Antiquity found at the site, including architecture, architectural sculpture, ceramics, glass, inscriptions/graffiti, coins, organic remains, and various other small finds. The architectural remains include two church complexes, a residence with a tetraconch bath, and several rebuilt structures within the ancient temenos.
Labraunda 5
AvPontus Hellström,Jesper Blid
Kartonnage, Engelska, 2019
673 kr
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This is the final publication of the two Hekatomnid Andrones at Labraunda. The older of these (the Andron of Maussollos or Andron B) was built by the satrap Maussollos (377/6–353/2 BC). This is shown by the dedicatory inscription on the architrave. The other andron (Andron A) is clearly later and was probably built by Idrieus (351/0 344/3 BC), the brother and successor of Maussollos as satrap of Karia. This building has the same kind of dedication, but the name of the commissioner is not preserved. These two buildings are unique both for their size, temple-like front, and high degree of preservation and for their Ionic-Doric mixed order, the function as banqueting halls, and the large niche at the back of the inner room.In the publication the architecture of the two buildings is systematically presented together with plans and elevations of the ruins and reconstructions. The walls are of local gneiss, the fronts and the entablature of marble. From the Andron of Maussollos (Andron B) 130 blocks from the antae, the columns, and the entablature are preserved. A catalogue of those blocks, and a large collection of photographs and drawings are included. From Andron A the blocks are less numerous, but on the other hand the gneiss walls of the building stand to a height of up to c. nine metres, which equals the original level of the column capitals on the front.In the volume are also included some relevant surrounding structures such as the Annexe rooms to the north of the Andron of Maussollos, the Hellenistic so-called Andron C, and the Terrace House just east of Andron A, the roof of which formed part of the terrace in front of the andron.
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Labraunda 6
AvJesper Blid,Pontus Hellströmm. fl.
Kartonnage, Svenska, 2026
673 kr
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Abstract This is the final publication of the Hekatomnid Oikoi at Labraunda. According to the dedicatory inscription on the architrave, it was built by Idrieus (351/0 to 344/3 BC), who was the brother of Maussollos and his successor as satrap of Karia. The excavations and the architecture of the building are systematically presented in the volume, together with plans and elevations of the building and reconstructions. A catalogue of marble blocks from the antae, the columns, the entablature, and the roof is included, as well as a large collection of photographs and drawings. The building consists of two rooms behind a porch. The walls are of local gneiss, and the front, which has four columns in antis, is of marble. The columns and the epistyle are Doric, but there is no triglyph frieze, and the geison is Ionic. The building is reconstructed with two separate roofs of marble: one pitched roof covering the portico and the northern room, and a separate pitched roof over the southern room. It is theorized that the smaller, northern room was a banquet room and the larger, southern room was a Hestia hall. The building may have served the purpose of a prytaneion. A phase of restoration appears to have followed in the Roman Imperial period. In Late Antiquity, probably during the 6th century AD, the Oikoi underwent an ambitious building project: piers of stone and brick were built at each of the four corners of the southern room to carry a domical brick vault. This room may have served as a mausoleum. In the northern room, a brick podium, possibly an altar, was built against the middle of the western wall. The two rooms may jointly have served as a martyrion. An inscription mentioning a hearth of Hestia is discussed in an appendix. Contents Acknowledgements, p. 9 Introduction, pp. 11–18 Chapter 1. Excavation, pp. 19–26 Chapter 2. Description and reconstruction, pp. 27–152 Chapter 3. Function and chronology, pp. 153–163 Appendix. A hearth of Hestia, pp. 165–169 Özet, pp. 171–174 List of figures, pp. 175–178 References, pp. 179–183 Indices, pp. 185–186

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