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An Archaeological Survey of the Classical Antiquities of the Island of Chios Carried out between the Months of March and July 1938

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Although Chios and its antiquities have been visited and described by many travellers from the earliest times, it is only recently that any serious archaeological investigations have been carried out in the island, and up to the present only two sites have been thoroughly excavated. Dr. Kourouniotis, who carried out the first excavation on Chios, gives a list, in ἈρΧ. Δελτ. I, p. 64, of the more important references to the island up to the time of that article, and for a complete list the reader is referred to the Bibliography of Chios by Dr. Philip Argenti (Oxford, Clarendon Press).Since Dr. Kourouniotis wrote there have been several articles published in various periodicals, almost all on the epigraphy of Chios, and his list should now be supplemented by the following: Plassart and Picard, BCH XXXVII 193; A. Reinach, REG XXII pp. 193–4; Rehm, Gnomon II p. 124; Evangelides Ἀpχ· Δελτ. IX παράρτημα p. 51; Αρχ· Δελτ. XI παράρτημα 23 (and cf. Keil, Jahreshefte XIV p. 54); Arch. Anz. XLV p. 144; Peek, Ἀρχ. Ἐφ.
Title: An Archaeological Survey of the Classical Antiquities of the Island of Chios Carried out between the Months of March and July 1938
Description:
Although Chios and its antiquities have been visited and described by many travellers from the earliest times, it is only recently that any serious archaeological investigations have been carried out in the island, and up to the present only two sites have been thoroughly excavated.
Dr.
Kourouniotis, who carried out the first excavation on Chios, gives a list, in ἈρΧ.
Δελτ.
I, p.
64, of the more important references to the island up to the time of that article, and for a complete list the reader is referred to the Bibliography of Chios by Dr.
Philip Argenti (Oxford, Clarendon Press).
Since Dr.
Kourouniotis wrote there have been several articles published in various periodicals, almost all on the epigraphy of Chios, and his list should now be supplemented by the following: Plassart and Picard, BCH XXXVII 193; A.
Reinach, REG XXII pp.
193–4; Rehm, Gnomon II p.
124; Evangelides Ἀpχ· Δελτ.
IX παράρτημα p.
51; Αρχ· Δελτ.
XI παράρτημα 23 (and cf.
Keil, Jahreshefte XIV p.
54); Arch.
Anz.
XLV p.
144; Peek, Ἀρχ.
Ἐφ.

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