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Bruno D'Andrea

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ID6308787
NAMEBruno D'Andrea
GIVEN NAMESBruno
FAMILY NAMED'Andrea
SIGNATUREANDREA B D
AFFILIATIONSUniversidad Carlos III de Madrid
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS4
TOTAL CITATIONS0
AUTHOR COUNT4
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2017
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2026
H-INDEX0
  • Beyond Culture-Historical Models

    Open Access•Bruno D'Andrea, Valentino Gasparini et al.•ARTICLE•Libyan Studies•2026•References: 39

    This paper examines the dynamics of religious transformation in North Africa during the second and third centuries AD, challenging traditional narratives rooted in culture-historical models and simplistic cultural labels, such as the purported ‘Africanisation’ of cults under the Severan dynasty. While past scholarship has often framed these changes in terms of cultural permanence, resistance, or renaissance, this study shows that they are instead…

  • New perspectives on Mediterranean religions in the first millennium BC

    Open Access•Bruno D'Andrea, Antonio Alvar Ezquerra et al.•ARTICLE•ARYS Antigüedad Religiones y…•2025

    Introducción al dossier

  • García Quintela, Marco V. (2021). El sacrificio animal galaico-lusitano. Estudio comparativo de Historia de las Religiones. Sevilla

    Open Access•Bruno D’Andrea, Bruno D'Andrea•ARTICLE•ARYS Antigüedad Religiones y…•2023

    Il volume oggetto della presente recensione è dedicato a una tematica affascinante, quella del sacrificio, la quale ha assunto oramai da diversi decenni un ruolo centrale nell'ambito degli studi sulle religioni del Mediterraneo antico ma è oggetto negli ultimi anni di un profondo rinnovamento. 1Tale rinnovamento deriva, da una parte, da una critica di carattere teorico-metodologico alla stessa nozione di sacrificio come Recensiones costruzione te…

  • Tanit, “sign of”

    Open Access•Bruno D’Andrea, Bruno D'Andrea•CHAPTER•The Encyclopedia of Ancient History•2017

    The so‐called sign of Tanit is a symbol characteristic of Phoenician and Punic iconography and is found from the sixth to fifth centuries bce to the second and third centuries ce . This motif is usually depicted on votive stelae from the Tophets, which are the sanctuaries dedicated to Baal Hammon and Tanit. However, it can be found also in residential and funerary contexts as well as on other artefacts (weights, pottery, seals, figurines, etc.). …

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  • Tanit, “sign of”

    Open Access•Bruno D’Andrea, Bruno D'Andrea•CHAPTER•The Encyclopedia of Ancient History•2017

    The so‐called sign of Tanit is a symbol characteristic of Phoenician and Punic iconography and is found from the sixth to fifth centuries bce to the second and third centuries ce . This motif is usually depicted on votive stelae from the Tophets, which are the sanctuaries dedicated to Baal Hammon and Tanit. However, it can be found also in residential and funerary contexts as well as on other artefacts (weights, pottery, seals, figurines, etc.). …

  • García Quintela, Marco V. (2021). El sacrificio animal galaico-lusitano. Estudio comparativo de Historia de las Religiones. Sevilla

    Open Access•Bruno D’Andrea, Bruno D'Andrea•ARTICLE•ARYS Antigüedad Religiones y…•2023

    Il volume oggetto della presente recensione è dedicato a una tematica affascinante, quella del sacrificio, la quale ha assunto oramai da diversi decenni un ruolo centrale nell'ambito degli studi sulle religioni del Mediterraneo antico ma è oggetto negli ultimi anni di un profondo rinnovamento. 1Tale rinnovamento deriva, da una parte, da una critica di carattere teorico-metodologico alla stessa nozione di sacrificio come Recensiones costruzione te…

  • New perspectives on Mediterranean religions in the first millennium BC

    Open Access•Bruno D'Andrea, Antonio Alvar Ezquerra et al.•ARTICLE•ARYS Antigüedad Religiones y…•2025

    Introducción al dossier

  • Beyond Culture-Historical Models

    Open Access•Bruno D'Andrea, Valentino Gasparini et al.•ARTICLE•Libyan Studies•2026•References: 39

    This paper examines the dynamics of religious transformation in North Africa during the second and third centuries AD, challenging traditional narratives rooted in culture-historical models and simplistic cultural labels, such as the purported ‘Africanisation’ of cults under the Severan dynasty. While past scholarship has often framed these changes in terms of cultural permanence, resistance, or renaissance, this study shows that they are instead…

Ancient Egypt and Archaeology (2 works) · Archaeological and Historical Studies (2 works) · Archaeology and Historical Studies (2 works) · Art (2 works) · Classical Antiquity Studies (2 works) · Historical, Religious, and Philosophical Studies (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works) · Aesthetics (1 works) · Ancient history (1 works) · Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History (1 works)

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