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Iconografia votiva e performances rituali: qualche esempio dalla Sicilia greca

2020

The paper aims at underlining the relationships between the iconography of terracotta figurines and the ritual practices. As case study the pinakes depicting a group of standing/playing and dancing maidens are treated, and the whole "votive system" to which they belong is analyzed.

votive figurines ritual performance iconography coming of age ritualsSettore L-ANT/07 - Archeologia Classica
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Representations of the Life-giving Spring feast in Romanian iconography

2021

This article explores the development of the theme of the Life-giving Spring in Byzantine iconography. The path towards its establishment was initiated at the moment when a representation rule, an original convention was set. Thereafter, because of its diffusion in time and space, the theme became enriched by particular mentalities and sensibilities of the epochs and the communities that adopted it as a form of devotion for the Virgin Theotokos. As a result, the representations we have known so far are extremely varied. Contribution: The final purpose of this approach, as well as its contribution, is to highlight the diverse unity of the iconographic tradition and illustrate both the evolut…

woodcutTheotokosPaintingHistoryBS1-2970RomanianReligious studiesRepresentation (arts)Practical Theologylanguage.human_languageConventiongoldsmithBV1-5099Aestheticslife-giving springancient romanian artbyzantine and post-byzantine iconographylanguageThe BibleIconographyByzantine architectureLife-giving Spring; Byzantine and post-Byzantine iconography; ancient Romanian art; woodcut; goldsmith.Theme (narrative)HTS Teologiese Studies / Theological Studies
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Porc et sanglier en Gaule septentrionale, entre archéozoologie et imaginaire collectif

2006

In France, when we speak about the animal associated to celtic people, everybody thinks and mentions wildboar. This topic meanly emerged from XIXe historiography, but Archaeozoology shows that this animal is very rare in every kinds of sites (settelments, shrines or cemeteries). In other hand, the excavations of these sites give a great amount of pig bones, this animal is in fact one of the more important in celtic husbandry and meat production. The aim of this paper is to illustrate the difference between historiographic and archaeological evidences.

Âge du Fer[SHS.ARCHEO]Humanities and Social Sciences/Archaeology and PrehistoryIron AgeAarqueozoologiaarchéozoologieanthropozoologiearchaeozoolgyGaulehistoriographylcsh:CC1-960historiographiesanglierCerdoPigPorc[SHS.ARCHEO] Humanities and Social Sciences/Archaeology and PrehistoryCerdos salvajesiconographieGaullcsh:Auxiliary sciences of history[ SHS.ARCHEO ] Humanities and Social Sciences/Archaeology and PrehistoryEdad del Hierroiconografialcsh:Clcsh:Archaeologyiconographywild boar
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