The Long March of Archaeology in the Eastern Mediterranean. Political and Cultural Entanglements - Björn Forse�n, Giovanni Salmeri, David Shankland

Collana: Ricerche sul Mediterraneo antico, 1
Isbn: 978-88-5491-457-5
Materie: Archeologia
Formato: 21,5x26
Pagine: 224
Lingua: Inglese



Sommario:

Preface
Björn Forsén, Giovanni Salmeri, David Shankland

A Brief Summary
Giovanni Salmeri

Entanglements

Chapter 1. Ottoman Approaches to Ancient Greece, Björn Forsén

Chapter 2. Armenians and the Classical Hellenic Past in Smyrna,
or Self-Legitimization far away from any Armenia in the Late Ottoman Period
Hervé Georgelin

Chapter 3. Tales of Companionship, Tales of Antagonism: Western Influence
on Ottoman Archaeology in the Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries
Artemis Papatheodorou

Chapter 4. Tension and Resolution in Archaeology in Turkey
David Shankland

Chapter 5. Orientalism in Rome: Foreign and Local Scholars in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries
Giovanni Salmeri

Schools and Institutes

Chapter 6. The Hyperboreans in Rome and Athens: The Prehistory of the Nordic Institutes
Björn Forsén

Chapter 7. French Explorations in Epirus (1797-1914): A Case Study in the Changing Institutional Framework of French Archaeology
Brendan Osswald

Chapter 8. The United Kingdom’s Institutional Engagement with Ancient Egypt: Or, why is no British School on the Nile?
Aidan Dodson

Chapter 9. The “Non-Institute� in the Ex-Capital: The Swedish Institute in Constantinople, 1922-1924
Frederick Whitling

Cultural Traditions

Chapter 10. Dörpfeld and the Others: The Role of Architects in German Archaeological Institutes
Martin Bachmann

Chapter 11. The Case for Ethnological Antiquarianism: The Intellectual Life and Research Culture of the British School at Athens, 1900-1920
James Whitley

Chapter 12. Academic Pursuits in the Shadow of Imperial Policy: Nikodim Kondakov’s Quest for Byzantium in the Ottoman Empire
Pınar Üre

Chapter 13. J.B. Ward-Perkins and the Landscape Tradition
Cristopher Smith