Daniel R Stewart
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 5635640 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Daniel R Stewart |
| NOMBRES | Daniel R |
| APELLIDO | Stewart |
| FIRMA | STEWART D R |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Leicester |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 16 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 5 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 16 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2007 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2014 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Rural sites in Roman Greece
[W]hile pretending to throw some light upon classical authors by careful observation of the manners of the present day, romantic travellers succeeded in fact in accommodating reality to their dreams ... by creating for themselves and for their readers carefully edited portraits of modern Greece that transformed the present into the living image of the past (Saïd 2005: 291). Thirty years ago archaeological field survey promised to reshape radicall…
Storing up Problems
There are profound differences between the foci of past activity and their material remains: elements of agricultural processing, storage, transport, and domestic habitation leave the most visible archaeological evidence of life in the rural landscape, but how we interpret that evidence is a subject of some debate. These are the 'end points' of past sequences of behaviours, but the individual points along those sequences are difficult to pinpoint…
Most Worth Remembering”
Pausanias is one of the key ancient authors used by classical archaeologists. \nHis Periegesis Hellados or Description of Greece has long been used to complement and supplement our understanding of material remains. Recent approaches have sought to emphasize the value of Pausanias as a literary source, and not just a topographic \nreporter. This article assesses the impact of Pausanias on archaeological and historical \nmodes of thinking, and sug…
Kleomenes I of Sparta
Kleomenes I (reigned ca. 520–490 bce ), Agiad king of Sparta, had one of the most influential reigns of any Spartan king, not only presiding over the rise of Spartan hegemony in the Peloponnese but also inadvertently laying the foundations for what would become Athenian democracy.
Messenian wars
In traditional scholarship, the Messenian wars are conflicts between Sparta and Messenia that occurred during the Archaic period and resulted in the Spartan conquest and control of most of the southwestern Peloponnese. The conventional interpretation suggests that the subjugation of conquered Messenia led directly to the constitutional reforms of Lycurgus, to the creation of helotage, and to the militarization of Spartan society, making the Messe…
Derkylidas
Derkylidas (ca. 440s–ca. 380s bce ) was a Spartan commander and harmost, active in Asia Minor. He was nicknamed “Sisyphus” for his cunning and inventiveness (Xen. Hell . 3.1.8).
Kleomenes II of Sparta
Kleomenes II (r. 370–309 bce ) was one of the longest‐serving of the Agiad kings of Sparta (Diod. Sic. 20.29), yet despite that little information survives relating to him directly.
Harmosts
Harmost (“fixer”) was the title of a Spartan military governor or commander operating outside of Lakonia.
Kinadon, conspiracy of
The conspiracy of Kinadon (ca. 399 BCE ) was an attempted coup in Sparta, and atelling example of the tensions inherent in the social structure of Classical Lakonia.
Archidamos
Archidamos II (r. ca. 469–427) was the Eurypontid king of Sparta who led his polis into war with Athens in 432. He succeeded his grandfather Leotychidas II (Diod. Sic. 11.48.2). He first rose to prominence during the helot revolt of 465/4 (Diod. Sic. 11.63.5–7; Plut. Cim . 16.6f).
Pausanias II , Spartan King
Pausanias II (r. 445–426, 408–395 bce ; d. after 380) was an Agiad king of Sparta and grandson of an earlier Pausanias ( see Pausanias, Spartan Regent; Spartan Kings).
Agis II and III of Sparta
Agis II (r. ca. 427–400 bce ) and Agis III (r. 338–ca. 330) were kings of Sparta from the Eurypontid line.
Hysiai
Hysiai was a dependent settlement of Argos, in the southwestern Argolid.
Peloponnese (Archaic to Roman)
The Peloponnese is a large area, and as such has \nattracted much archaeological interest. The volume of \nreported material means that there are some significant \nemerging trends visible in the data for 2010. First, as in \nother areas of Greece, there is a significant push towards \ninterdisciplinary research, with archaeological science, \ncareful contextualized readings of primary sources and \nnew methodologies visible within single project…
The Sikyon Survey Project
The few examples of archaeological surface survey conducted in ancient urban centers in Greece and the Mediterranean have employed a variety of methods and yielded results of disproportionate breadth and resolution. The Sikyon Survey Project is a hyper-intensive survey that aims to set a standard for addressing the archaeology of a sizable Mediterranean town center. The efficacy of the proposed methodology is highlighted by preliminary results fr…
The Sikyon Survey Project
The few examples of archaeological surface survey conducted in ancient urban centers in Greece and the Mediterranean have employed a variety of methods and yielded results of disproportionate breadth and resolution. The Sikyon Survey Project is a hyper-intensive survey that aims to set a standard for addressing the archaeology of a sizable Mediterranean town center. The efficacy of the proposed methodology is highlighted by preliminary results fr…
Rural sites in Roman Greece
[W]hile pretending to throw some light upon classical authors by careful observation of the manners of the present day, romantic travellers succeeded in fact in accommodating reality to their dreams ... by creating for themselves and for their readers carefully edited portraits of modern Greece that transformed the present into the living image of the past (Saïd 2005: 291). Thirty years ago archaeological field survey promised to reshape radicall…
Most Worth Remembering”
Pausanias is one of the key ancient authors used by classical archaeologists. \nHis Periegesis Hellados or Description of Greece has long been used to complement and supplement our understanding of material remains. Recent approaches have sought to emphasize the value of Pausanias as a literary source, and not just a topographic \nreporter. This article assesses the impact of Pausanias on archaeological and historical \nmodes of thinking, and sug…
The Sikyon Survey Project
The few examples of archaeological surface survey conducted in ancient urban centers in Greece and the Mediterranean have employed a variety of methods and yielded results of disproportionate breadth and resolution. The Sikyon Survey Project is a hyper-intensive survey that aims to set a standard for addressing the archaeology of a sizable Mediterranean town center. The efficacy of the proposed methodology is highlighted by preliminary results fr…
The Sikyon Survey Project
The few examples of archaeological surface survey conducted in ancient urban centers in Greece and the Mediterranean have employed a variety of methods and yielded results of disproportionate breadth and resolution. The Sikyon Survey Project is a hyper-intensive survey that aims to set a standard for addressing the archaeology of a sizable Mediterranean town center. The efficacy of the proposed methodology is highlighted by preliminary results fr…
Peloponnese (Archaic to Roman)
The Peloponnese is a large area, and as such has \nattracted much archaeological interest. The volume of \nreported material means that there are some significant \nemerging trends visible in the data for 2010. First, as in \nother areas of Greece, there is a significant push towards \ninterdisciplinary research, with archaeological science, \ncareful contextualized readings of primary sources and \nnew methodologies visible within single project…
Kleomenes I of Sparta
Kleomenes I (reigned ca. 520–490 bce ), Agiad king of Sparta, had one of the most influential reigns of any Spartan king, not only presiding over the rise of Spartan hegemony in the Peloponnese but also inadvertently laying the foundations for what would become Athenian democracy.
Messenian wars
In traditional scholarship, the Messenian wars are conflicts between Sparta and Messenia that occurred during the Archaic period and resulted in the Spartan conquest and control of most of the southwestern Peloponnese. The conventional interpretation suggests that the subjugation of conquered Messenia led directly to the constitutional reforms of Lycurgus, to the creation of helotage, and to the militarization of Spartan society, making the Messe…
Derkylidas
Derkylidas (ca. 440s–ca. 380s bce ) was a Spartan commander and harmost, active in Asia Minor. He was nicknamed “Sisyphus” for his cunning and inventiveness (Xen. Hell . 3.1.8).
Kleomenes II of Sparta
Kleomenes II (r. 370–309 bce ) was one of the longest‐serving of the Agiad kings of Sparta (Diod. Sic. 20.29), yet despite that little information survives relating to him directly.
Harmosts
Harmost (“fixer”) was the title of a Spartan military governor or commander operating outside of Lakonia.
Kinadon, conspiracy of
The conspiracy of Kinadon (ca. 399 BCE ) was an attempted coup in Sparta, and atelling example of the tensions inherent in the social structure of Classical Lakonia.
Archidamos
Archidamos II (r. ca. 469–427) was the Eurypontid king of Sparta who led his polis into war with Athens in 432. He succeeded his grandfather Leotychidas II (Diod. Sic. 11.48.2). He first rose to prominence during the helot revolt of 465/4 (Diod. Sic. 11.63.5–7; Plut. Cim . 16.6f).
Pausanias II , Spartan King
Pausanias II (r. 445–426, 408–395 bce ; d. after 380) was an Agiad king of Sparta and grandson of an earlier Pausanias ( see Pausanias, Spartan Regent; Spartan Kings).
Agis II and III of Sparta
Agis II (r. ca. 427–400 bce ) and Agis III (r. 338–ca. 330) were kings of Sparta from the Eurypontid line.
Hysiai
Hysiai was a dependent settlement of Argos, in the southwestern Argolid.
Storing up Problems
There are profound differences between the foci of past activity and their material remains: elements of agricultural processing, storage, transport, and domestic habitation leave the most visible archaeological evidence of life in the rural landscape, but how we interpret that evidence is a subject of some debate. These are the 'end points' of past sequences of behaviours, but the individual points along those sequences are difficult to pinpoint…
Most Worth Remembering”
Pausanias is one of the key ancient authors used by classical archaeologists. \nHis Periegesis Hellados or Description of Greece has long been used to complement and supplement our understanding of material remains. Recent approaches have sought to emphasize the value of Pausanias as a literary source, and not just a topographic \nreporter. This article assesses the impact of Pausanias on archaeological and historical \nmodes of thinking, and sug…
Rural sites in Roman Greece
[W]hile pretending to throw some light upon classical authors by careful observation of the manners of the present day, romantic travellers succeeded in fact in accommodating reality to their dreams ... by creating for themselves and for their readers carefully edited portraits of modern Greece that transformed the present into the living image of the past (Saïd 2005: 291). Thirty years ago archaeological field survey promised to reshape radicall…
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