Inschriften aus Milet I: Neufunde und Addenda 2021–2023

The article comprises the first results of the field research on the inscriptions from Miletos, which was resumed in 2021. It publishes 18 new texts and fragments from the Hellenistic to Byzantine periods that were discovered in the museum, in the excavation depot and in the field. An addendum to an already known inscription is also included. The aim of this newly initiated series of articles is to publish the results of future campaigns on an ongoing basis as soon as possible.

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Journal of Philia
Published
2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.36991/philia.202411
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Ancient Near East History
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Inschriften aus Milet I: Neufunde und Addenda 2021–2023

Kaja HARTER-UIBOPUU, René CZEITSCHNER, Philip EGETENMEIER, Julian Gabriel SCHNEIDER
Journal of Philia
Ancient Near East History
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Inschriften aus Milet I: Neufunde und Addenda 2021–2023

Kaja HARTER-UIBOPUU, René CZEITSCHNER, Philip EGETENMEIER, Julian Gabriel SCHNEIDER
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Abstract

The article comprises the first results of the field research on the inscriptions from Miletos, which was resumed in 2021. It publishes 18 new texts and fragments from the Hellenistic to Byzantine periods that were discovered in the museum, in the excavation depot and in the field. An addendum to an already known inscription is also included. The aim of this newly initiated series of articles is to publish the results of future campaigns on an ongoing basis as soon as possible.

Journal of Philia
Universität Hamburg (DE), University of Toronto (CA)
Openalex Percentile: Top 54%
Ancient Near East History
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