The Guide to Xanthos and Letoon (Ancient Cities of Anatolia) - Tapa blanda

Courtils, Jacques Des; Des Courtils, Jacques

 
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Sinopsis

The Guide to Xanthos and Letoon, written by the archaeologist excavating at the sites, has been prepared for the exhibition "Xanthos, Architecture of a Civilization". The book covers the history of Lykia as well as presenting for the first time a complete evaluation of the excavations of both sites and is designed to facilitate visiting. The city of Xanthos sets an example for an indigenous Anatolian city with its characteristic trends of a local civilization that evolved progressively according to first Greco-roman and then Byzantine model&;#59; the site was first inhabited in the 7th century BGE through 7th, in fact 11th century CE. Based on the quality of the edifices extant, and the abundance of official inscriptions the Sanctuary of Letoon seems also to have a similar development and played the role of federal sanctuary of the Lykians. ...

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Reseña del editor

A capital of Lycia, Xanthos, and the federal sanctuary at Letoon have been under excavation by the French since 1951. On the 50th anniversary of the excavations an exhibition was held and these guides have been prepared by the head of the project, bringing together the results of the excavations at both sites. Designed for the visitors as well as those interested in archaeology - especially of Lycia with a peculiar culture of its own, it is a comprehensive guide covering both sites.

Reseña del editor

The Guide to Xanthos and Letoon, written by the archaeologist excavating at the sites, has been prepared for the exhibition "Xanthos, Architecture of a Civilization". The book covers the history of Lykia as well as presenting for the first time a complete evaluation of the excavations of both sites and is designed to facilitate visiting. The city of Xanthos sets an example for an indigenous Anatolian city with its characteristic trends of a local civilization that evolved progressively according to first Greco-roman and then Byzantine model&#59; the site was first inhabited in the 7th century BGE through 7th, in fact 11th century CE. Based on the quality of the edifices extant, and the abundance of official inscriptions the Sanctuary of Letoon seems also to have a similar development and played the role of federal sanctuary of the Lykians. ...

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