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Untitled spreadsheet - Sheet1 (15) Flashcards

1
Q

Hektomnid insertions

A

Palace into agora; mausoleum instead of temple; Lion Hunt, persian dress under Praxiteles’ chisel

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2
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Rooms in Epidaurian hestiaterion

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160

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3
Q

Choregos

A

Lysicrates

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4
Q

Players in Sauroktonos

A

Cleveland Museum; Phoenix Ancient Art

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5
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Tests on Sauroktonos

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Not in sea; solder >100

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6
Q

Size of Vergina hall

A

100*90m: 3 for 30+

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7
Q

Krater production

A

700-Macedonia

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8
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Problems for Philip II

A

Spool salt cellar

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9
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Progression at Pergamum

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R-L:agora, altar, library, zeus philios+palaces

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10
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Apollo at Didyma

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33 but unfinished

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11
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Zeus at Akragas

A

480 113*36

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12
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Actors on Olympian Zeus

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Peis, Antiochos IV (Corinthian); Sulla carries; Hadrian

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13
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top/base of serpent column

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6m: 3 snakes/31 poleis + Pausanias

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14
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Size of Areopagus house

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~1,000m@ on one floor

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15
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Lohman’s survey

A

Atene

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16
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Atene

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Lohman’s deme

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17
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Osborne’s demes

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Anagyrous, halai axonidai

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18
Q

Party trick psychter

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480: douros painter

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19
Q

Ludovisi Gaul

A

220

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20
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Great altar

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167: Eumenes II; gods and giants

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21
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Altar ~ Parthenon?

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W Zeus wears clothes; hand upraised to smite and in opposite direction

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22
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German empire

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1871

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23
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Agents for Pergamum

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Curtius, Conze

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24
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Victoire de samothrace

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180

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25
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Innovations of Samothrace

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Context (cliff, reflecting pool and jagged rocks)

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26
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Barnerini Satyr

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200

27
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Euthydemos

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200

28
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Aphrodite with slipper

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100

29
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location, innovation of slipper slapper

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Delos, jaunty NARRATIVE

30
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Discovery of Laocoon

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1506 - Michelangelo, Winkelmann

31
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Winkelman

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1764

32
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W’s progression

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striaght and hard–>grand and square–>beautiful and flowing–>imitative and decadent

33
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Date of Laocoon

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Late Hellenistic, but Sperlonga (pliny’s sculptors)–>I

34
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House type at Olynthus

A

Pastas

35
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Pliny on the anus ebria

A

Ille Myron

36
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Apoxyomenos

A

Lysippos, 330

37
Q

Lysippos vss. Polykleitos’ canon

A

long limbs; short head, torso

38
Q

Antikythera mech

A

150

39
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Antikythera innovations

A

Epicyclic gears

40
Q

Painter of Issus

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Philoxenos

41
Q

Octadrachm

A

c. 250

42
Q

Beazley

A

1885-1970

43
Q

BM purchases HAmilton’s

A

1772

44
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Stuart and Revett

A

1762

45
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d’Hancarville and Winkelman

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1766

46
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Ethos and Arete source

A

Pollit

47
Q

Greek independence

A

1821

48
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Americans at Olynthus and Agora

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c. 1930

49
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Source of Pedly’s hegemony

A

Fall of Germany

50
Q

Indices of D invasion

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dress pins, cist graves, cremation, weapons

51
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Sources of survey error

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incommensurate sampling, taphonomy, inexact dating

52
Q

Landscape possibilism

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fixed points around which predictable polygons arise; 2-3km proto–>5-6normal polis

53
Q

Port of trade model

A

Polanyi

54
Q

De Polignac’s second stage

A

Practice rather than place (Od. 3)

55
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Nikosthenes workshop

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2 potters, 2-3 painters

56
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Total artisans c. 500

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400

57
Q

hoiroi agoraios

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6.iv

58
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imports at sindos

A

pottery, faience

59
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7th trends in Attica

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decrease in graves, votives; rise of peak and tomb cults; depositional patterning; epigraphic habit; wells disused

60
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Period of symposiastic burials

A

6th

61
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How is parthenon designed

A

inside out

62
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Who mentions metopes, frieze?

A

No one

63
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trends during 5th at Athens

A

fewer symposiastic images; shift to demosion sema in Kerameikos

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