Olympische Forschungen
Olympia was one of the most important Pan-Hellenic shrines of Greco-Roman antiquity, which brought the entire ancient world together for peaceful competition with the Olympic sports competitions every four years. The excavations carried out by the German Archaeological Institute since 1875, which are considered groundbreaking for modern archaeology, have now uncovered almost the entire sanctuary with its numerous representative buildings for cults and sports. This creates the opportunity not only to study the spatial extent of a central ancient cult site, but also to gain an idea of the historical development of the place. In the Olympische Forschungen, individual monuments, groups of finds and excavation results, which are based on the reports of the excavations in Olympia, are presented in detailed monographic studies. The finds and findings date from the period from the prehistoric to the early Byzantine era.
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from volume 34:
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Volume 1–33:
Walter de Gruyter GmbH
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