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Frontiers. Volume 3: The Transformation and Christianization of the Roman Empire Between Centre and Periphery. Proceedings of the 17th International C

Frontiers. Volume 3: The Transformation and Christianization of the Roman Empire Between Centre and Periphery. Proceedings of the 17th International C

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Series: Interdisciplinary Studies in Ancient Culture and Religion, Book 27

ArchaeologyAncient RomeColonial Period (1600-1775)

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ISBN10: 9042951699
ISBN13: 9789042951693
Publisher: Peeters
Published: Dec 31 2024
Pages: 196
Weight: 1.29
Language: English

Containing the proceedings of the 17th International Congress of Christian Archaeology, these four volumes present 70 papers that discuss what archaeology tells us about how, when, and where Christianity emerged on the periphery of the late Roman world. They explore relations between center and periphery and look at the issue of the continuity between Late Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages. They do so from an overarching archaeological perspective (volume 1), through a series of regional approaches (volume 2), from a thematic angle (volume 3) and by way of a set of case studies (volume 4). Presenting new insights into architectural, artistic, iconographic, and epigraphic materials from all over the late antique Roman Empire, this data-driven book adds to our understanding of one of the sweeping societal transformations in European and Mediterranean history.

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