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Island on a Pendulum: Naxos Between Isolation and Connectivity; Island on a Pendulum: Naxos Between Isolation and Connectivity
Sfyroera, Alexandra S.
Mare Nostrum; Vol. 12 No. 2 (2021); 51-77
Universidade de São Paulo. Faculdade de Filosofia, Letras e Ciências Humanas 2021-08-04
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Título:
Island on a Pendulum: Naxos Between Isolation and Connectivity; Island on a Pendulum: Naxos Between Isolation and Connectivity
Autor:
Sfyroera, Alexandra S.
Assuntos:
Insularity
;
Island Archaeology
;
Naxos
;
Insularity
É parte de:
Mare Nostrum; Vol. 12 No. 2 (2021); 51-77
Descrição:
Naxos, the largest island of the Cyclades, in the center of the Archipelago, swayed over time between the two ends of the pendulum of insularity, namely between isolation and connectivity, in almost every aspect of human life (society, politics, economy, art, worship etc.). The article examines the position and importance of the island in the Archipelago but also its interaction with the neighboring mainland. It seeks the identity of its inhabitants and whether it differed from that of neighboring islands. It is a diachronic study based on the methods of Historical Archaeology, extending from the Early Iron Age to the end of the Roman period. In this respect, the limitations imposed by the material remains of the past can be overcome by the exploitation of textual evidence in conjunction with evidence found in the landscape and the natural resources. The starting point is the image of Naxos in myth and literature as a place chosen for the upbringing of gods (i.e., Zeus’ and Dionysus’) or as a deserted landscape of abandonment and pain (in the case of Ariadne). The article specifies which of these traditions are of local origin and which are panhellenic. Subsequently, local history issues related to the aspect of insularity are examined, such as: the trade of Naxian goods, the spread of Naxian coins, the mobility of Naxians as individuals (artists, professionals, pilgrims, etc.), products imports, the participation in alliances (i.e. Delian League, Second Athenian League, Nesiotic League), issues of colonization and mobility of Naxians in general etc.
Naxos, the largest island of the Cyclades, in the center of the Archipelago, swayed over time between the two ends of the pendulum of insularity, namely between isolation and connectivity, in almost every aspect of human life (society, politics, economy, art, worship etc.). The article examines the position and importance of the island in the Archipelago but also its interaction with the neighboring mainland. It seeks the identity of its inhabitants and whether it differed from that of neighboring islands. It is a diachronic study based on the methods of Historical Archaeology, extending from the Early Iron Age to the end of the Roman period. In this respect, the limitations imposed by the material remains of the past can be overcome by the exploitation of textual evidence in conjunction with evidence found in the landscape and the natural resources.
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https://www.revistas.usp.br/marenostrum/article/view/194622/179867
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Universidade de São Paulo. Faculdade de Filosofia, Letras e Ciências Humanas
Data de criação/publicação:
2021-08-04
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