Les Sites Archeologiques En Crimee Et Au Caucase Durant L'Antiquite Tardice Et Le Haut Moyen-Age - Kazanski, Michel; Soupault, Vanessa
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The volume is devoted to the archaeological finds of late Roman and early Mediaeval periods in the northern Black Sea littoral and eastern Pontus. This collection of articles discusses the relationship between West and East, North and South in Roman and Mediaeval times. Most of the articles offer analysis of archaeological finds and sites in the Crimea studies in recent years. This book is richly illustrated.

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The volume is devoted to the archaeological finds of late Roman and early Mediaeval periods in the northern Black Sea littoral and eastern Pontus. This collection of articles discusses the relationship between West and East, North and South in Roman and Mediaeval times. Most of the articles offer analysis of archaeological finds and sites in the Crimea studies in recent years. This book is richly illustrated.
Autorenporträt
Michel Kazanski, Ph.D. (1986) in Archaeology, University of Paris I, is Senior Research Fellow, Centre for the History and Civilization of Byzantium, College de France, Paris. He has published extensively on the archaeology of the Great Migration period. His latest book is "Les Slaves. Les origines (Ier-VIIer siecle apres J.-C." (Paris, 1999). Vanessa Soupault, Ph.D. (1997) in Archaeology, University of Paris I, is currently living in Hong Kong. Her doctoral thesis "Les elements metalliques du costume masculin du IIIe au Ve siecle dans la partie orientale de l'empire romain" is due to appear in "British Archaeological Reports.""