Samoylova (ed.), Greek Sites in Crimea (2004)
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Abbreviation
Samoylova (ed.), Greek Sites in Crimea (2004)
Form of publication
Archaeological Guide

E.A. Katyushin, S.D. Kryzhitsky, V.A. Kutaysov, L.V. Marchenko, G.M. Nikolaenko, N.G. Novichenkova, T.L. Samoylova, O.Y. Sokolova, V.P. Tolstikov, Ancient Greek Sites in the Crimea Tatiana L. Samoylova, Eleni Samothraki (eds) Valeriy Suntsov (tr) (The Odessa Branch of the Hellenic Foundation for Culture, Kiev 2004)

Collective work
Yes
ISBN / ISSN
ISBN 966-577-047-0
Data

An excellent archaeological guidebook written by the excavators of the Greek cities and sites of the Crimea. Rich and powerful colonies, as Pantikapaion (Kerch) center of the Bosporan Kingdom, and Chersonessos which dominated the SW part of the peninsula, as well as less important cities such as Tyritaka and Myrmekion, are presented as detailed as needed for the vast public while many subjects are clarified for students and scholars. The publication is bilingual: in Russian and English.

Contents: Introduction pp. 8-10. Ancient Greek Cities in the Crimean Peninsula pp. 12-34. Ancient Pantikapaion pp. 37-86. Cities of the Bosporus p. 88. Nymphaion pp. 89-112. Tyritaka pp. 113-117. Myrmekion pp. 118-124. Porthmeion pp. 125-130. Kytaion pp. 131-134. Theodosia pp. 137-148. Tauric Chersonessos pp. 151-190. The Chora of Tauric Chersonessos pp. 193-220. Kerkinitis pp. 223-232. Kalos Limen pp. 235-244. A Sanctuary in the Gurzuf Saddle pp. 247-264. Greeks and Barbarians in the Crimea pp. 267-282. Summary (in Greek) pp. 283-285. Literature pp. 286. Maps, plans and (C) photos accompany each theme. Total pages 288.

Key words
Ancient fortifications.
Ancient Greek art.
Ancient Greek cities.
Ancient Greek civilization.
Ancient Greek gods.
Antiquities.
Archaeology.
Archaic period.
Barbarians.
Chersonessos Taurica / Cherson.
Cimmerian Bosporos / Straits of Kerch.
Classical period.
Commerce.
Crimea.
Doric city-states in the Black Sea.
Euxine Pontus / Black Sea.
Excavations.
Fishing.
Fishing, fisheries.
Fortifications.
Funerary culture.
Goths.
Grave customs.
Greek antiquity.
Hellenism.
Hellenistic period.
Ionian city-states.
Kerch / Pantikapaion.
Kingdom of the Bosphorus / Azov.
Late Antiquity.
Mithridates of Pontus.
Production facilities.
Roman period.
Sacraments / Shrines.
Scythia.
Scythian civilization.
Scythians.
Sea of Azov.
Ukraine.
Viticulture.