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New Evidence about the Hoplite Relief (Athens, National Museum 1959)
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The relief, on a marble stele, was originally published in 1903 by D. Philios. The present article gives a reconsideration of it. It is concluded that the relief, dated c. 510 BC, is funerary, not votive, and was reused subsequently in a wall, probably the fourth-century fortification wall.
Cambridge University Press (CUP)
Title: New Evidence about the Hoplite Relief (Athens, National Museum 1959)
Description:
The relief, on a marble stele, was originally published in 1903 by D.
Philios.
The present article gives a reconsideration of it.
It is concluded that the relief, dated c.
510 BC, is funerary, not votive, and was reused subsequently in a wall, probably the fourth-century fortification wall.
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