which was finally taken over by Rome in 31 B.C. And what was the language and culture of the Hellenistic world? The language and culture of the Hellenistic world was Greek. That became the lingua ...

273-274). Guz-Zilberstein B. 1995. The Typology of the Hellenistic Coarse Ware and Selected Loci of the Hellenistic and Roman Periods. In E. Stern ed. Excavations at Dor. Final Report I, B: Areas A ...

The official structure, stuffed with significant coins and Greek papyri, was likely later transformed into someone’s grave ...

Several Greek oikos-type residential houses from the Hellenistic-Roman period were detailed, with main reception halls in a courtyard surrounded by smaller rooms. Walls around the homes were ...

Given the intersection between religion and politics that we find so characteristically in the Hellenistic Roman world and especially within these major cities, it does seem incongruous that ...

Certain elements appeared only much later in a monumental Roman architecture ... Pompeian Style had been strongly influenced by the Hellenistic architecture of Alexandria. The scholar showed ...

This site rises high above the Bakirçay Plain in Turkey’s Aegean region. The acropolis of Pergamon was the capital of the Hellenistic Attalid dynasty, a major centre of learning in the ancient world.

Most surviving papyri date to the Hellenistic, Roman and Byzantine periods (ca. 323 BCE-641 CE) and encompass numerous textual genres, from legal documents and administrative records to official ...