, um einen aktiven Austausch mit den Museumsbegleitern zu ermöglichen. Nach dem Prinzip »Pay-what-you-want« (»Zahle, was du möchtest«) entscheiden die Gruppen nach dem digitalen Besuch selbst, wieviel
daran teilnehmen. Holtorf meint, dass es für ArchäologInnen zentral ist sich zu überlegen "What does what I am doing mean to you?" (139: Ascherson 2004, 157). Mit diesem Ansatz ist es möglich für die [...] im Einsatz, von größerer Bedeutung zu sein als das Resultat der Forschungen selbst. Kapitel 4: What people are thinking about archaeology Basierend auf bereits bestehenden Untersuchungen kommt Holtorf
« am Institut für Ur- und Frühgeschichte sind in dem kürzlich erschienenen Sammelband »Millet and What Else? The Wider Context of the Adoption of Millet Cultivation in Europe« (»Hirse und was sonst? Ein
understanding of what it meant to be Jewish in the city of Rome, in particular, but also in the other parts of the diaspora, where I hope this mind-frame can serve as a model with which to examine what little evidence [...] us about Judaism needs interpretation in order to be understood. However, this is no simple task. What I would like to bring up in this paper is the problematic nature of our evidence for the Judaisms [...] with Sabazius, but I would suggest that such a conclusion should not be arrived at simply because of what we think we know about Judaism and its supposedly vehement monotheism. [5] Eugene Lane points
stated. Let us take a close look at what is explicitly stated and discuss which elements of the cult are regulated and in what way, and most importantly what this tells us about the way in which the [...] receive an officially accepted public cult with a temenos and what did this entail for her Thracian worshippers? A glimpse of what happened is given in a late inscription of Thracian orgeones in [...] her daughter Phano. He cited a decree by which the Plataeans were granted citizenship in 427 to show what it did mean to be an Athenian. The decree reads that ‘it is decreed that the Plataeans shall be
hren geboten. Noch bis zunächst Ende 2020 können die digitalen Besucherinnen unter dem Motto »pay what you want« (»Zahle, was du willst«) selbst entscheiden, wie viel sie für das virtuelle Erlebnis bezahlen
decree, which regulates a dispute over property within the genos. What is of interest to us here is not so much the dispute itself, as what the decree tells us about the nature of the Salaminioi and their [...] polis has been the object of renewed scholarly attention. Martha Taylor has recently reformulated what is essentially an old view, that the island was an unofficial Attic deme. She has also restated Ferguson’s [...] and epigraphic sources show that the Athenians and Megarians fought bitterly over the island through what seems to have been the better part of the sixth century BC. Although little about the war with Megara
qualities in the nature of different processions also leads to variation in the interpretation of what kind of procession is represented on these urns. They have been read as funeral processions, the last [...] we have seen that it is nothing new for Romans to celebrate the triumph in death. In Drusus’ case, what seems to be new is the attribution of triumphal honors to someone who had not actually received them [...] Beard and Itgenshorst have pointed out in connection with the idealized institution offer a sense of what general attributes might be associated with the mythological image of the triumph on sarcophagi.
an event. The same preaching is not a communication of facts, but an event. It is an event because what is proclaimed occurs [32] . In 1 Petri κηρύσσειν is found only in this verse and it is the [...] me, "Prophesy to these bones and say to them, 'Dry bones, hear the word of the Lord! 5 This is what the Sovereign Lord says to these bones: I will make breath enter you, and you will come to life. [...] 9 Then he said to me, "Prophesy to the breath; prophesy, son of man, and say to it, 'This is what the Sovereign Lord says: Come from the four winds, O breath, and breathe into these slain, that they
lithoi dyo… megaloi ) fitted one to the other. When every other year they (the Pheneatians) celebrate what they call the Greater Rites ( teleten meizona ), they open these stones ( tous lithous…anoigousi [...] relationship with the afterworld, and that also the image of a stone occurs once more in his story. What is quite interesting to be noted is that the relationship with the afterworld and the image of the [...] consequently he helped Pirithous in the descent to the underworld in order to get Kore [23] . What is surprisingly important for us, is the image that precedes the Theseus and Pirithous' descent to
