La colonisation militaire en Phrygie (IVe siècle avant-IIIe après J.-C.) : dynamiques spatiales, économiques et sociales /

La colonisation militaire en Phrygie (IVe siècle avant-IIIe après J.-C.) : dynamiques spatiales, économiques et sociales /

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Author / Creator:	Roux, Michel, 1963- author.
Imprint:	Lyon : MOM éditions, 2023- ©2023-
Description:	volume : color maps, charts ; 30 cm.
Language:	French
Series:	Histoire & épigraphie, 2680-2031 ; 3 Histoire & épigraphie ; 3.
Subject:	Diplomatic relations Phrygia -- History, Military. Phrygia -- Antiquities. Asia -- Phrygia History
Format:	Print Book
URL for this record:	http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/13351885

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Varying Form of Title:	Colonisation militaire en Phrygie (4e siècle avant-3e après J.-C.) Colonisation militaire en Phrygie (quatrième siècle avant-troisième après J.-C.)
ISBN:	9782356680808 2356680802
Notes:	Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Summary:	"At the heart of a geographically ill-defined Phrygian space during Antiquity, the installation of military settlers, former soldiers and troupiers still in operation, met perfectly identified strategic objectives fromthe Achaemenids, the Hellenistic monarchs or the Romans. It was to control a space essential for terrestrial communications between the interior of the Anatolian plateau on the one hand and the Aegean on the other, but also between this same coast and Cilicia, and then beyond Syria. On a tactical level, this military presence was to protect Phrygian plateau and valleys from the lust of poorly controlled neighboring populations like Pisidians. Basedon numerous archaeological, numismatic and epigraphic sources, examining each community on a case-by-case basis, this work studies the consequences of the installation of these soldiers on the local reality, whether at the economic level, cultural, religious or social. Covering a long period from the 4th century BC to the end of the Severan Dynasty, he endeavours to weigh the evolutions related to the presence of these alien soldiers. Between the Achemenid Phrygia and the Hellenistic and then Roman one, the aspect of the region, essentially rural at the outset, has gradually evolved: from the Hellenistic era, we observe an important phenomenon of poliadization, making the communication network more dense and the control of local populations more complex."--Volume 1, page 4 of cover.

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