Bronze Statuettes from the Athenian Agora: Evidence for Domestic Cults in Roman Greece

IF 0.6 3区历史学 0 ARCHAEOLOGY

Annual of the British School at Athens Pub Date : 2022-01-04 DOI:10.2972/HESPERIA.83.1.0143

Heather Sharpe

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Abstract

Abstract:This study presents two deposits of bronze statuettes discovered in the Athenian Agora. Both groups were found with material associated with the Herulian sack of a.d. 267/8. The author proposes that these statuettes were used in the service of domestic cults. The Greek, Roman, and Egyptian deities represented illustrate the diversity of domestic cult activities current in Athens during the mid-3rd century a.d. While the deposits provide some evidence for Roman domestic cult practices in Athens, it is clear that Greek cult practices remained the dominant tradition.

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雅典集市上的青铜雕像:罗马希腊家庭崇拜的证据

摘要:本研究介绍了在雅典集市发现的两个青铜雕像矿床。这两组人都发现了与公元267/8年赫鲁里安麻袋有关的材料。作者提出，这些小雕像是用来为国内邪教服务的。希腊、罗马和埃及的神灵代表了公元3世纪中叶雅典国内邪教活动的多样性。虽然这些沉积物为雅典的罗马家庭邪教活动提供了一些证据，但很明显，希腊的邪教活动仍然占主导地位。

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Annual of the British School at Athens ARCHAEOLOGY-

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1.40

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