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12 of 12 people found the following review helpful:
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Complete and Attractive introduction to Antiochene Study,
By James Jan Sullivan (New York, NY United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Antioch: The Lost Ancient City (Paperback)
Kondoleon's book is wonderful collection of articles and images that serve as an excellent introduction to the archeology of Antioch. The focus is late antique. Although Antoich is most famous for its mosaics, the book covers other subjects, including sculpture, coinage and baths etc. The color images are beautiful and the reconstructed layouts of the mosaics IN SITU are superb and very helpful in the study of interior private architecture. Especially interesting were the computer reconstructions of the Antiochene bathes and a church. I think this is an excellent direction in art historical works as they really help visualize the buildings that are being reconstructed.All in all, a very useful and informative work.
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This review is from: Antioch: The Lost Ancient City (Paperback)
Purchased this book for research on a novel I'm writing. The book is jam packed with great information. The illustrations are terrific and give you a real feel for what life must have been like in Roman Antioch. Follows the rise and decline of the city. Lots of info.
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Antioch: The Lost Ancient City by Christine Kondoleon (Paperback - November 15, 2000)
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