HKAB00691U KL. ARK. Periodekursus 2 - Klassisk-Hellenistisk tid

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Ambrosini, L., Kap. 58. Handicraft, 450-250 BCE, i: A. Naso (red.), Etruscology. Boston/Berlin 2017, 1079-1100

Arrington, N.T., Topographic semantics: the location of the Athenian public cemetery and its significance for the nascent democracy, Hesperia 79, 2010, 499-539.

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Dillon, S., Kap 7. Honorific Portraiture, i: O. Palagia (red.), Handbook of Greek sculpture, Berlin 2019, 163-193.

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Haumesser, L. Kap. 36. Hellenism in Central Italy, i: A. Naso (red.), Etruscology, Boston/Berlin 2017, 645-664

Hayes, J., Fine Wares in the Hellenistic World, i: T. Rasmussen & N. Spivey (red.), Looking at Greek Vases, Cambridge 1991, 183-202.

Haynes, S., Etruscan Civilization. A Cultural History, Los Angeles 2000, 261-325

Hemelrijk, J.M., A closer look at the potters, i: T. Rasmussen & N. Spivey (red.), Looking at Greek Vases, Cambridge 1991, 233-256.

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Lawrence, A.W., Greek Architecture (revised with additions by R.A. Tomlinson), New Haven-London 1996, 90-105, 125-215.

Mee, C., Greek archaeology: A thematic approach, Chichester 2011, 31-40, 58-66, 88-104, 145-149, 157-163, 245-252, 286-295.

Miller, S.G., Kap. 20. Hellenistic Royal Palaces, i: M. Miles (red.), A companion to Greek Architecture, Hoboken 2016, 288-299.

Nevett, L. The Organisation of Space in Classical and Hellenistic Houses from Mainland Greece and the Western Colonies, i: N. Spencer (red.), Time, Tradition and Society in Greek Archaeology, London - New York 1995, 89-108.

Nielsen, M., Binding Etruria together through Marriage alliances: La donna è mobile, i: M. Moltesen & A. Rathje (red.), Approaches to Ancient Etruria, (Acta Hyperborea 16). København 2022, 327-350.

Oakley, J., Greek Vase Painting, AJA 113, 2009, 599-627.

Pedley, J.G., Sanctuaries and the sacred in the ancient Greek World, Cambridge 2005, 39-77.

Plovdrup, S.H., Facing problems of Etruscan portraiture, i: M. Moltesen & A. Rathje (red.), Approaches to Ancient Etruria, (Acta Hyperborea 16). København 2022, 351-372

Pollitt, J.J., Art in the Hellenistic Age, Cambridge 1986, 1-263.

Rathje, A., Self representation and Identity-creating by an Etruscan family. The use of the past in the François tomb at Vulci, i: B. Alroth & C. Scheffer (red.), Attitudes toward the Past - Creating Identities? Proceedings of an International Conference held at Stockholm University 2009 (Acta Universitatis Stockholmiensis 14), Stockholm 2014, 55-65.

Robertson, M., The Art of Vase-painting in Classical Athens, Cambridge 1992, 133-296.

Robinson, B.A., Kap. 17. Urban planning and infrastrukture, i: M. Miles (red.), A companion to Greek Architecture, Hoboken 2016, 241-253.

Snodgrass, A., The Classical Greek Cemetery. A Barometer of Citizenship? i: S. Owen & L. Preston (red.), Inside the City in the Greek World. Studies of Urbanism from the Bronze Age to the Hellenistic Period, Oxford 2009, 99-107.

Spivey, N., Understanding Greek Sculpture. Ancient Meanings, Modern Readings, London 1996, 123-151, 172-186.

Stewart, A., Greek Sculpture. An Exploration, New Haven - London 1991, 131-233, 251-310.

Tsakirgis, B., Kap.19. The Architecture of Greek Houses, i: M. Miles (red.), A Companion to Greek Architecture, Hoboken 2016, 273-287.