ANCIENT PHOKIS: New approaches to its history, archaeology and topography International conference, DAI Athens, 30 March – 1 April 2017

Chapitres

• Vorwort
  Alexandre Farnoux, Eric Laufer
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• Phocis, Delphoi, and the Amphictyony
  Peter Londey
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• Living on a rock. The cities of ancient Phocis and the importance of place
  Hans Beck
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• Borders and identity in ancient Phocis: some reflections
  Giovanna Daverio Rocchi
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• Phocis in the Aetolian League. Self-abandonment or self-assertion?
  Peter Funke
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• The institutions of the Phocian League
  Denis Rousset
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• Phocis in Roman times: beyond the shadow of Delphi
  Georgios A. Zachos
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• The Phocian koinon between Boeotia, Delphi, Athens, and Rome
  Christoph Begass
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• Delphes et Kalapodi au début de l'âge du fer ancien (11e–9e siècles av. J.-C.)
  Jean-Marc Luce
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• On the self-representation of the Phocians in Delphi
  Anne Jacquemin
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• Athena. A gateway to Delphi
  Sandrine Huber, Anne Jacquemin, Didier Laroche
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• Terres cuites figurées du dépôt votif de Kirrha : de l’établissement du matériel à son exploitation
  Stéphanie Huysecom-Haxhi
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• The sanctuary of Athena in Phocian Antikyra
  Athanasios Sideris
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• The fortifications of ancient Phocis

  Results and prospects
  Nicolas Kyriakidis
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• A road with a past
  Fanouria Dakoronia †, Petros Kounouklas
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• Panagitsa near Elateia 1979–1981

  Grave goods and burial customs in a classical burial ground near Elateia
  Pantos A. Pantos
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• Spanning two oracles. The sanctuary of Demeter at Erochos, between Delphi and Abae
  Elena Partida, Anthoula Tsaroucha
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• The rediscovery of a manuscript by Erich Gose and Friedrich Schober on the Kephissos valley from 1926
  Katja Sporn
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• The crucial 4th century B.C.: Old and new fortifications, old and new settlements in the valley of Phocian Kephissos
  Fotis Dasios
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• Panopeus
  Eleni Kountouri, Ioannis Mavrommatidis, Nikolaos Petrochilos
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• New research on the fortification of Tithorea. A preliminary report of fieldwork 2016–2017
  Eric Laufer, Petros Kounouklas
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• Surveying the caves above Tithorea in 2016
  Katja Sporn, Eric Laufer, Stella Katsarou, Lina Kormazopoulou, Sabine Neumann, Ioanna Zygouri
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• Doric capitals and column drums from Modi in Phocis
  Nils Hellner, David Scahill
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• Early Roman imperial burials from Hyampolis, East Phocis
  Dimitris Grigoropoulos, Maria Papageorgiou
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• Sites of memory in ancient Phocis

  The Thessalian-Phocian battles, the Persian Wars, and the changing religious landscape
  Elena Franchi
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• A transfer of sacred lands from eastern Phocis, IG IX 1, 87
  Jeremy McInerney
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• Kalapodi 2014–2016: Investigating the surroundings, limits and infrastructure of the sanctuary
  Katja Sporn
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• Ritual burials of temples and ritual depositions accompanying building activities in the oracle sanctuary of Apollon at Abai/Kalapodi
  Wolf-Dietrich Niemeier
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• The bronze finds from the Late Geometric ›South Temple 6‹ at Kalapodi

  Cult practices and local craft traditions in eastern Phocis
  Gudrun Klebinder-Gauß
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• The significance of the sanctuary of Kalapodi during the Archaic period based on the pottery finds
  Michaela Stark
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• A palette of bronze and silver: the monetary perspective of the archaeological site at Kalapodi
  Hristina Ivanova-Anaplioti
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• New iron finds from the 2016 campaign in Kalapodi – Contexts and compositions
  Sandra Zipprich
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• A bronze foundry of Classical times in the sanctuary at Kalapodi
  Johanna Fuchs
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• Pagan twilight at Kalapodi: Two pottery assemblages of the third and fourth centuries A.D.
  Dimitris Grigoropoulos
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