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The Arts of Antioch

Art Historical and Scientific Approaches to Roman Mosaics and a Catalogue of the Worcester Art Museum Antioch Collection
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Princeton University Press
Asian / Middle Eastern history: BCE to c 500 CE, Mosaics, General, Social Science, Art & Art Instruction, Sociology, Ancient World, Syria, Archaeology, Archaeology and Ancient History, Art and Architecture, Social Science / Archae
ContributionsLawrence Becker (Editor), Christine Kondoleon (Editor)
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FormatHardcover
ID Numbers
Open LibraryOL7759004M
ISBN 100691122326
ISBN 139780691122328
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This book features the first comprehensive interdisciplinary study of /5(2). This book features the first comprehensive interdisciplinary study of the mosaics from Antioch, one of the four capitals of the Roman and Early Christian world.

A follow-up to the critically acclaimed Antioch: The Lost Ancient City by Author: Lawrence Becker. The Arts of Antioch: Art Historical and Scientific Approaches to Roman Mosaics and a Catalogue of the Worcester Art Museum Antioch Collection (v.

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2) () [Unknown] on *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. Arts of Antioch publishes the results of detailed interdisciplinary research carried out on the mosaics from the site and includes a catalogue of the mosaics, sculptural pieces, small finds and coins (dating from the 4th century BC to the late 12th century AD) from the Worcester Museum in Massachusetts.

This book features the first comprehensive interdisciplinary study of the mosaics from Antioch, one of the four capitals of the Roman and Early Christian world.

A follow-up to the critically acclaimed Antioch: The Lost Ancient City by Christine Kondoleon, this volume includes the latest scholarly and scientific discoveries that grew out of the.