Liverpool Classical Monthly, Band 17John Pinsent John Pinsent, 1992 |
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... suggests , then , is that the Herodotean description of the Colchians as black- skinned and woolly haired like the Egyptians , points away from the Colchians as ' Black ' or ' African . ' Lloyd , who also rejects the ' Africanness ' of ...
... suggests , then , is that the Herodotean description of the Colchians as black- skinned and woolly haired like the Egyptians , points away from the Colchians as ' Black ' or ' African . ' Lloyd , who also rejects the ' Africanness ' of ...
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... suggests an altogether different ritual , one involving human worshippers and not simply fighting animals . Perhaps Bernal thinks this is only a Minoan variation on an Egyptian theme , though he makes no reference to this essential ...
... suggests an altogether different ritual , one involving human worshippers and not simply fighting animals . Perhaps Bernal thinks this is only a Minoan variation on an Egyptian theme , though he makes no reference to this essential ...
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... suggests that one should look closer to home , e.g. , Crete , to account for the rich gold objects in the Mycenaean graves . Similarly the tholos tombs in Mycenae and elsewhere in Greece may be explained without recourse to Egyptian ...
... suggests that one should look closer to home , e.g. , Crete , to account for the rich gold objects in the Mycenaean graves . Similarly the tholos tombs in Mycenae and elsewhere in Greece may be explained without recourse to Egyptian ...
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