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Kulturkonflikte im Vorderen Orient an der Wende vom Hellenismus zur römischen Kaiserzeit
herausgegeben von Stefan Freyberger, Agnes Henning und Henner von HesbergDas zentrale Thema des Bandes, der aus einem Kolloquium an der Universität Köln im Jahr 2000 hervorging, sind Veränderungen der regionalen Vielfalt in den Kulturen des späten Hellenismus vor dem Hintergrund der Stabilisierung der römischen Macht zu Beginn der Kaiserzeit, auf deren Grundlage sich auch Erscheinungen der Folgezeit verstehen lassen. Auf ein Vorwort und eine Einleitung der Herausgeber folgen 23 Beiträge. Am Anfang stehen Forschungen zu Palmyra [Stadtwerdung, Identität, Urbanistik]. Es folgen Artikel zu Straßensäulen, Siegeln aus Uruk, Bauornamenten des Hauran, zu Qanawat / Syrien [römische Keramik, Rundgräber], Turmgräbern und Grabreliefs aus Palmyra. Weitere Themen sind Heiligtumsausstattungen der Kommagene, syrische Tierplastik, Votivplastik aus Qanawat, Heiligtümer in Südsyrien und Nordsyrien, Befunde von Jebel al-´Arab, die Technik der Basaltskulptur, die Urbanisation jordanischer Gebiete, die Rolle römischen Militärs in den Orientprovinzen, ein syrisches Herodierdenkmal, palmyrenische Zeugnisse städtischer Identität, hauranitische Skulpturen in Princeton sowie die sakrale Bautätigkeit Herodes‘ des Großen.
The central topic of this volume, which originated from a colloquium held at the University of Cologne in 2000, are changes of the regional diversity in Late Hellenistic cultures against the background of the stabilization of Roman power in the Early Empire, on the basis of which also later developments can be understood. A foreword and an introduction by the editors are followed by 23 contributions. First of all, there are three articles on Palmyra [city origin, identity, urbanism]. This is followed by papers on road columns, seals from Uruk, architectural ornaments in the Hawran region, on Qanawat / Syria [Roman pottery, round graves], tower graves and funeral reliefs from Palmyra. Other topics are the equipment of sanctuaries in Commagene, Syrian animal sculpture, votive sculptures from Qanawat, sanctuaries in South and North Syria, features from Jebel al-´Arab, the technology of basalt sculpture, the urbanization of areas in Jordan, the role of the Roman army in the Oriental provinces, a Syrian monument of the Herodian family, Palmyrene evidence for urban identity, Hawranian sculptures in Princeton as well as the religious building activities of Herodes the Great.
The central topic of this volume, which originated from a colloquium held at the University of Cologne in 2000, are changes of the regional diversity in Late Hellenistic cultures against the background of the stabilization of Roman power in the Early Empire, on the basis of which also later developments can be understood. A foreword and an introduction by the editors are followed by 23 contributions. First of all, there are three articles on Palmyra [city origin, identity, urbanism]. This is followed by papers on road columns, seals from Uruk, architectural ornaments in the Hawran region, on Qanawat / Syria [Roman pottery, round graves], tower graves and funeral reliefs from Palmyra. Other topics are the equipment of sanctuaries in Commagene, Syrian animal sculpture, votive sculptures from Qanawat, sanctuaries in South and North Syria, features from Jebel al-´Arab, the technology of basalt sculpture, the urbanization of areas in Jordan, the role of the Roman army in the Oriental provinces, a Syrian monument of the Herodian family, Palmyrene evidence for urban identity, Hawranian sculptures in Princeton as well as the religious building activities of Herodes the Great.