G B Waywell
Biographic Data
| ID | 4996889 |
|---|---|
| NAME | G B Waywell |
| GIVEN NAMES | G B |
| FAMILY NAME | Waywell |
| SIGNATURE | WAYWELL G B |
| AFFILIATIONS | King's College London |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1970 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Mond, Alfred Moritz, 1st Baron Melchett
Mond, Ludwig
Halikarnassos
Mond family
Der thronende Zeus: Eine Untersuchung zur statuarischen Ikonographie des Gottes in der spätklassischen und hellenistischen Kunst. By Stavros Vlizos
Sparta and Its Topography
Journal Article SPARTA AND ITS TOPOGRAPHY Get access GEOFFREY WAYWELL GEOFFREY WAYWELL Institute of Classical Studies, London Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Bulletin of the Institute of Classical Studies, Volume 43, Issue 1, December 1999, Pages 1–26, https://doi.org/10.1111/j.2041-5370.1999.tb00477.x Published: 12 March 2010
Excavations at the ancient theatre of Sparta 1995–1998: Preliminary report
Exacavations and study at the ancient theatre of Sparta in the area of the stage building and the west parodos have revealed new evidence for the original stage arrangements of the theatre as built under G. Julius Eurykles, c . 30-20 BC. A new trench laid across the west parodos, and the reopening of trials made by H. Bulle in 1935, have confirmed beyond doubt the existence of a scenery store building (skanotheke), from which three trackways, at …
Excavations at Sparta: The Roman stoa, 1988–91 Part 3
This is the third and concluding report on the survey and excavations carried out on the site of the Roman Stoa at Sparta in 1988–91, following on from earlier reports in BSA 88 (1993), 219–86 and BSA 89 (1994), 377–432. It presents a catalogue and description of the most significant small finds and fragments of Byzantine wall-paintings recovered, gives a full list of coins found and their identities, and offers a detailed discussion of the envir…
Excavations at the ancient theatre of Sparta 1992–4: Preliminary report
Excavations at the Sparta theatre were resumed in 1992: the objective was to survey it and clarify its history. Nine trenches were opened and a catalogue of architectural blocks compiled. A trench in the sw orchestra revealed two staircases; while the seats of honour, the walkway behind, and two or three rows of benches above are preserved, the remainder of the theatre was severely damaged in the 9th–13th centuries. The diazoma's foundations were…
Excavations at Sparta: The Roman stoa, 1988–91 Preliminary report, part 1: ( a ) Introductory remarks
In a brief note, the excavations are described and the pottery studies by D. M. Bailey and G. D. R. Sanders are introduced
A Roman Grave Altar Rediscovered
A Find of Roman Marble Statuettes at Knossos
The material described below was found in November 1974 in a building plot in Knossos, property of Mr. Constantinos Vlachakis. The initial discovery consisted of six marble sculptures (S.6, 8–11 and 19) and a base (S.22) found in digging Foundation Pit 1 (Fig. 2). The Antiquities Service guard, Mr. Mitsos, who supervised the opening of the pits, stopped the work and reported the find to Dr. St. Alexiou in the Herakleion Museum. On the latter's re…
A Roman Portrait Bust from Knossos
A fine Roman portrait bust was found by chance at Knossos in July 1971, when a trench was being dug by a mechanical excavator in the field to the north of the Villa Ariadne, an area which probably formed part of the better residential quarter of Roman Knossos. It was discovered beneath a thick Roman concrete floor, which was visible in the side of the trench about 1 metre below the present-day ground level. It is now in the museum at Herakleion
Athena Mattei
The marble statue of a youthful Athena, which was once in the Mattei collection and is now in the Louvre in Paris, has long been regarded as a work of considerable beauty and charm (Plate 66 a–c ). It seems to be a copy of an original of the fourth century B.C., but because no other versions of the type are known there has been some hesitation in attributing it to a particular sculptural workshop. Within the last few years the Athena Mattei has e…
Some Relief Sculptures in the Museum of the British School at Athens
The British School at Athens has had in its possession for many years now a number of fragments of Greek relief sculpture, mostly from funerary or votive monuments. The origin of these sculptures is obscure, but it seems likely that they were collected by the historian George Finlay, probably during the first half of the nineteenth century. It is the purpose of this article to publish photographs and details of some of the more important fragment…
Excavations at the ancient theatre of Sparta 1995–1998: Preliminary report
Exacavations and study at the ancient theatre of Sparta in the area of the stage building and the west parodos have revealed new evidence for the original stage arrangements of the theatre as built under G. Julius Eurykles, c . 30-20 BC. A new trench laid across the west parodos, and the reopening of trials made by H. Bulle in 1935, have confirmed beyond doubt the existence of a scenery store building (skanotheke), from which three trackways, at …
Some Relief Sculptures in the Museum of the British School at Athens
The British School at Athens has had in its possession for many years now a number of fragments of Greek relief sculpture, mostly from funerary or votive monuments. The origin of these sculptures is obscure, but it seems likely that they were collected by the historian George Finlay, probably during the first half of the nineteenth century. It is the purpose of this article to publish photographs and details of some of the more important fragment…
Some Relief Sculptures in the Museum of the British School at Athens
The British School at Athens has had in its possession for many years now a number of fragments of Greek relief sculpture, mostly from funerary or votive monuments. The origin of these sculptures is obscure, but it seems likely that they were collected by the historian George Finlay, probably during the first half of the nineteenth century. It is the purpose of this article to publish photographs and details of some of the more important fragment…
Athena Mattei
The marble statue of a youthful Athena, which was once in the Mattei collection and is now in the Louvre in Paris, has long been regarded as a work of considerable beauty and charm (Plate 66 a–c ). It seems to be a copy of an original of the fourth century B.C., but because no other versions of the type are known there has been some hesitation in attributing it to a particular sculptural workshop. Within the last few years the Athena Mattei has e…
A Roman Portrait Bust from Knossos
A fine Roman portrait bust was found by chance at Knossos in July 1971, when a trench was being dug by a mechanical excavator in the field to the north of the Villa Ariadne, an area which probably formed part of the better residential quarter of Roman Knossos. It was discovered beneath a thick Roman concrete floor, which was visible in the side of the trench about 1 metre below the present-day ground level. It is now in the museum at Herakleion
A Find of Roman Marble Statuettes at Knossos
The material described below was found in November 1974 in a building plot in Knossos, property of Mr. Constantinos Vlachakis. The initial discovery consisted of six marble sculptures (S.6, 8–11 and 19) and a base (S.22) found in digging Foundation Pit 1 (Fig. 2). The Antiquities Service guard, Mr. Mitsos, who supervised the opening of the pits, stopped the work and reported the find to Dr. St. Alexiou in the Herakleion Museum. On the latter's re…
A Roman Grave Altar Rediscovered
Excavations at Sparta: The Roman stoa, 1988–91 Preliminary report, part 1: ( a ) Introductory remarks
In a brief note, the excavations are described and the pottery studies by D. M. Bailey and G. D. R. Sanders are introduced
Excavations at the ancient theatre of Sparta 1992–4: Preliminary report
Excavations at the Sparta theatre were resumed in 1992: the objective was to survey it and clarify its history. Nine trenches were opened and a catalogue of architectural blocks compiled. A trench in the sw orchestra revealed two staircases; while the seats of honour, the walkway behind, and two or three rows of benches above are preserved, the remainder of the theatre was severely damaged in the 9th–13th centuries. The diazoma's foundations were…
Excavations at Sparta: The Roman stoa, 1988–91 Part 3
This is the third and concluding report on the survey and excavations carried out on the site of the Roman Stoa at Sparta in 1988–91, following on from earlier reports in BSA 88 (1993), 219–86 and BSA 89 (1994), 377–432. It presents a catalogue and description of the most significant small finds and fragments of Byzantine wall-paintings recovered, gives a full list of coins found and their identities, and offers a detailed discussion of the envir…
Sparta and Its Topography
Journal Article SPARTA AND ITS TOPOGRAPHY Get access GEOFFREY WAYWELL GEOFFREY WAYWELL Institute of Classical Studies, London Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Bulletin of the Institute of Classical Studies, Volume 43, Issue 1, December 1999, Pages 1–26, https://doi.org/10.1111/j.2041-5370.1999.tb00477.x Published: 12 March 2010
Excavations at the ancient theatre of Sparta 1995–1998: Preliminary report
Exacavations and study at the ancient theatre of Sparta in the area of the stage building and the west parodos have revealed new evidence for the original stage arrangements of the theatre as built under G. Julius Eurykles, c . 30-20 BC. A new trench laid across the west parodos, and the reopening of trials made by H. Bulle in 1935, have confirmed beyond doubt the existence of a scenery store building (skanotheke), from which three trackways, at …
Der thronende Zeus: Eine Untersuchung zur statuarischen Ikonographie des Gottes in der spätklassischen und hellenistischen Kunst. By Stavros Vlizos
Mond, Alfred Moritz, 1st Baron Melchett
Mond, Ludwig
Halikarnassos
Mond family
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