Cappadocia, a picturesque volcanic region of central Anatolia, preserves the best evidence of daily life in the Byzantine Empire and yet remains remarkably understudied, better known to tourists than to scholars. The area preserves an abundance of physical remains: at least a th…
"Cappadocia, a picturesque volcanic region of central Anatolia, preserves the best evidence of daily life in the Byzantine Empire and yet remains remarkably understudied, better known to tourists than to scholars. The area preserves an abundance of physical remains: at least a t…
On the basis of the settlement's material culture assemblages and archaeobotanical data, this investigation posits that the QB sites were most likely occupied by locally recruited soldiers known as limitanei who were enlisted by the State to police and monitor nearby Wadi al-Ker…
On the basis of the settlement's material culture assemblages and archaeobotanical data, this investigation posits that the QB sites were most likely occupied by locally recruited soldiers known as limitanei who were enlisted by the State to police and monitor nearby Wadi al-Ker…
This volume casts a new light on Byzantium as a geographical and cultural intersection. For nearly a millennium, Byzantium was an important crossroads where cultures, people, and institutions from the entire Mediterranean area came together, not only because of its central(and, …
