Suchergebnisse - Nevett, Lisa C. 1965-

House and society in the ancient Greek world

Ancient Greek housing

Domestic space in classical antiquity

Domestic space in classical antiquity

Ancient Greek housing

The House

Separation or seclusion? Towards as archaeological approach to investigating women in the Greek household in the fifth to third centuries BC

Understanding Variation in Ancient House-Forms: A Preliminary Discussion

Understanding Variation in Ancient House-Forms: A Preliminary Discussion

Family and Household, Ancient History and Archeology: A Case Study from Roman Egypt

Artefact Assemblages and Activity Area Analysis. A Comparison from Greek Domestic Contexts

Castles in the Air? The Julius Mosaic as Evidence for Elite Country Housing in Late Roman North Africa

Housing and Households. The Greek World

Summing Up: Whither the Archaeology of the Greek Household?

[Rezension von: The Royal Palace Institution in the First Millenium BC: Regional Development and Cultural Interchange between East and West, edited by Inge Nielsen. (Monographs of the Danish Institute at Athens 4.) Pp. 317, figs. 154. The Danish Institute at Athens, Athens 2001. ISSN 1397-1433; ISBN 87-7934-004-0 (paper)]

Continuity and change in Greek households under Roman rule: the role of women in the domestic context

A real estate "market" in classical Greece? The example of town housing

The Complicated Problem of Seasonality at a Classical Olynthos, Greece

Domestic Facades: a "Feature" of the Urban Landscape

Greek houses as a source of evidence for social relations