The Archaeology of Imperial Landscapes A Comparative Study of Empires in the Ancient Near East and Mediterranean World
Book contents
- The Archaeology of Imperial Landscapes
- The Archaeology of Imperial Landscapes
- Copyright page
- Dedication
- Contents
- Figures
- Tables
- Contributors
- Additional material
- One Ancient Empires on the Ground
- I The Transformation of Rural Societies and Landscapes
- Two Engineering Empire
- Three The Creation of the Assyrian Heartland
- Four Pioneers of the Western Desert
- Five Power at a Distance
- Six Early Roman Colonisation beyond the Romanising Agrotown
- II The Transformation of Peripheral Societies and Landscapes
- III Comparing Repertoires of Rule in Rural and Peripheral Regions
- Index
- References
Five - Power at a Distance
The Hellenistic Rural Exploitation of the ‘Farther’ Chora of Chersonesos (Crimea, Ukraïne) from the Perspective of the Džarylgač Survey Project
from I - The Transformation of Rural Societies and Landscapes
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Book contents
- The Archaeology of Imperial Landscapes
- The Archaeology of Imperial Landscapes
- Copyright page
- Dedication
- Contents
- Figures
- Tables
- Contributors
- Additional material
- One Ancient Empires on the Ground
- I The Transformation of Rural Societies and Landscapes
- Two Engineering Empire
- Three The Creation of the Assyrian Heartland
- Four Pioneers of the Western Desert
- Five Power at a Distance
- Six Early Roman Colonisation beyond the Romanising Agrotown
- II The Transformation of Peripheral Societies and Landscapes
- III Comparing Repertoires of Rule in Rural and Peripheral Regions
- Index
- References
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