Ronald T Marchese
Biographic Data
| ID | 391607 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ronald T Marchese |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ronald T |
| FAMILY NAME | Marchese |
| SIGNATURE | MARCHESE R T |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Minnesota, Duluth |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 46 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1976 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Urban Scheme of Plataiai in Boiotia: Report on the Geophysical Survey, 2005–2009
Plataiai in Boiotia: A Preliminary Report on Geophysical and Field Surveys Conducted in 2002–2005
Hesperia: The Journal of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens - Volume 77, Number 1, January-March 2008
Plataiai in Boiotia: A Preliminary Report of the 1996-2001 Campaigns
Vassilis Aravantinos, Andreas Konecny, Ronald T. Marchese, Plataiai in Boiotia: A Preliminary Report of the 1996-2001 Campaigns, Hesperia: The Journal of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens, Vol. 72, No. 3 (Jul. - Sep., 2003), pp. 281-320
Plataiai in Boiotia: A Preliminary Report of the 1996?2001 Campaigns
Hesperia: The Journal of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens - Volume 72, Number 3, July-September 2003
Social Commentary and Political Action: The Headscarf as Popular Culture and Symbol of Political Confrontation in Modern Turkey 1
Ancient Remains in Caria: The Watchtower at Arpas
Caria south of the Maeander (Büyük Menderes) river has fascinated travellers since antiquity. Mountainous in character and moderately populated today, the region served as a political and cultural frontier between the Greek mainland and the more ancient centres of civilization in the Near East. After a century of exploration, a wealth of data now illuminates the historic past of ancient Caria (von Diest 1909, Ramsay 1890, Paton and Meyers 1896, W…
Comparative Medical Approaches in Ancient Greece and the Near East: Societal Perceptions of the Physician as Healer
Events in the Archaeological Context and Archaeological Explanation [with Comments and Replies]
Many archaeologists have expressed dissatisfaction with the degree of explanatory power provided by the "new archaeology." It is the author's contention that this failure of explanation is due to a continued emphasis on the modal character of archaeological data. The variation in a cultural system's activity structure has not been perceived as influencing the archaeological context. A heuristic device is suggested to help archaeologists conceptua…
Trade and Politics in Proto-Elamite Iran [and Comments and Reply]
During the Proto-Elamite period, 3300-2800 B.C., a political and economic hegemony seems to have arisen in the southwestern highlands of Iran. The power of this hegemony was derived from its control over the major trade routes between the Iranian plateau and Mesopotamia; its extent is defined by shared styles in ceramics, art, and architecture and by the use of a distincitive system of writing and recording. Proto-Elamite influence grew rapidly d…
Material Culture and Artifact Classification 1
Late Mycenaean Ceramic Finds in the Lower Maeander River Valley and a Catalogue of Late Bronze Age Painted Motifs from Aphrodisias
The Mycenaean world of the late Bronze Age was one of domination and expansion. Such expansion can be seen in the distribution of Mycenaean ceramics in the eastern and western Mediterranean basin. In contrast to the west, Mycenaean culture in the east came into contact and perhaps conflict with well established cultural traditions and civilizations which had achieved a marked degree of sophistication. These native cultural traditions effectively …
Report on the West Acropolis Excavations at Aphrodisias: 1971-1973
Trade and Politics in Proto-Elamite Iran [and Comments and Reply]
During the Proto-Elamite period, 3300-2800 B.C., a political and economic hegemony seems to have arisen in the southwestern highlands of Iran. The power of this hegemony was derived from its control over the major trade routes between the Iranian plateau and Mesopotamia; its extent is defined by shared styles in ceramics, art, and architecture and by the use of a distincitive system of writing and recording. Proto-Elamite influence grew rapidly d…
Events in the Archaeological Context and Archaeological Explanation [with Comments and Replies]
Many archaeologists have expressed dissatisfaction with the degree of explanatory power provided by the "new archaeology." It is the author's contention that this failure of explanation is due to a continued emphasis on the modal character of archaeological data. The variation in a cultural system's activity structure has not been perceived as influencing the archaeological context. A heuristic device is suggested to help archaeologists conceptua…
Report on the West Acropolis Excavations at Aphrodisias: 1971-1973
The Urban Scheme of Plataiai in Boiotia: Report on the Geophysical Survey, 2005–2009
Plataiai in Boiotia: A Preliminary Report on Geophysical and Field Surveys Conducted in 2002–2005
Hesperia: The Journal of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens - Volume 77, Number 1, January-March 2008
Plataiai in Boiotia: A Preliminary Report of the 1996?2001 Campaigns
Hesperia: The Journal of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens - Volume 72, Number 3, July-September 2003
Social Commentary and Political Action: The Headscarf as Popular Culture and Symbol of Political Confrontation in Modern Turkey 1
Late Mycenaean Ceramic Finds in the Lower Maeander River Valley and a Catalogue of Late Bronze Age Painted Motifs from Aphrodisias
The Mycenaean world of the late Bronze Age was one of domination and expansion. Such expansion can be seen in the distribution of Mycenaean ceramics in the eastern and western Mediterranean basin. In contrast to the west, Mycenaean culture in the east came into contact and perhaps conflict with well established cultural traditions and civilizations which had achieved a marked degree of sophistication. These native cultural traditions effectively …
Report on the West Acropolis Excavations at Aphrodisias: 1971-1973
Late Mycenaean Ceramic Finds in the Lower Maeander River Valley and a Catalogue of Late Bronze Age Painted Motifs from Aphrodisias
The Mycenaean world of the late Bronze Age was one of domination and expansion. Such expansion can be seen in the distribution of Mycenaean ceramics in the eastern and western Mediterranean basin. In contrast to the west, Mycenaean culture in the east came into contact and perhaps conflict with well established cultural traditions and civilizations which had achieved a marked degree of sophistication. These native cultural traditions effectively …
Material Culture and Artifact Classification 1
Events in the Archaeological Context and Archaeological Explanation [with Comments and Replies]
Many archaeologists have expressed dissatisfaction with the degree of explanatory power provided by the "new archaeology." It is the author's contention that this failure of explanation is due to a continued emphasis on the modal character of archaeological data. The variation in a cultural system's activity structure has not been perceived as influencing the archaeological context. A heuristic device is suggested to help archaeologists conceptua…
Trade and Politics in Proto-Elamite Iran [and Comments and Reply]
During the Proto-Elamite period, 3300-2800 B.C., a political and economic hegemony seems to have arisen in the southwestern highlands of Iran. The power of this hegemony was derived from its control over the major trade routes between the Iranian plateau and Mesopotamia; its extent is defined by shared styles in ceramics, art, and architecture and by the use of a distincitive system of writing and recording. Proto-Elamite influence grew rapidly d…
Comparative Medical Approaches in Ancient Greece and the Near East: Societal Perceptions of the Physician as Healer
Ancient Remains in Caria: The Watchtower at Arpas
Caria south of the Maeander (Büyük Menderes) river has fascinated travellers since antiquity. Mountainous in character and moderately populated today, the region served as a political and cultural frontier between the Greek mainland and the more ancient centres of civilization in the Near East. After a century of exploration, a wealth of data now illuminates the historic past of ancient Caria (von Diest 1909, Ramsay 1890, Paton and Meyers 1896, W…
Social Commentary and Political Action: The Headscarf as Popular Culture and Symbol of Political Confrontation in Modern Turkey 1
Plataiai in Boiotia: A Preliminary Report of the 1996-2001 Campaigns
Vassilis Aravantinos, Andreas Konecny, Ronald T. Marchese, Plataiai in Boiotia: A Preliminary Report of the 1996-2001 Campaigns, Hesperia: The Journal of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens, Vol. 72, No. 3 (Jul. - Sep., 2003), pp. 281-320
Plataiai in Boiotia: A Preliminary Report of the 1996?2001 Campaigns
Hesperia: The Journal of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens - Volume 72, Number 3, July-September 2003
Plataiai in Boiotia: A Preliminary Report on Geophysical and Field Surveys Conducted in 2002–2005
Hesperia: The Journal of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens - Volume 77, Number 1, January-March 2008
The Urban Scheme of Plataiai in Boiotia: Report on the Geophysical Survey, 2005–2009
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