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The Land of the Fine Triremes:" Naval Identity and Polis Imaginary in 5th Century Athens
Curt Butera
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Triremes on land: First-fruits for the Battle of Salamis
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In Limine. Religious Speech, Sea Power, and Institutional Change: Athenian Identity Foundation and Cultural Memory in the Ephebic Naumachia at Piraeus
Giuseppina Paola Viscardi
Studi e Materiali di Storia delle Religioni 79 (1), 2013, pp. 239-276, 2013
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David M. Pritchard (Athens 2020), ''From Where the Fine Warships Come': Democratic Athens at War', Invited-Conference Paper, Full Text with Conference Program, Salamis and Democracy: 2500 Years after: An International Conference: 3-5 October 2020.
David M Pritchard
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The Battle of Salamis
Rien de Meij
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Democracy and Salamis-2500 Years After the Battle that Saved Greece and the Western World (with Emmanouil M. L. Economou, Nicholas C. Kyriazis)
Athanasios Platias
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The Memory of the Greco-Persian Wars, in: M. Lagogianni-Georgakarakos (ed.), Glorious Victories. Between Myth and History. National Archaeological Museum, Exhibition Catalogue (Athens 2020) 218-243.
Maria Tolia-Christakou
M. Lagogianni-Georgakarakos (ed.), Glorious Victories. Between Myth and History, 2020
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Sorrowful Shores, Journal of Modern Greek History
Ryan Gingeras
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Neither wanting victory nor understanding what safety could mean. The pillage of the Acropolis through written sources and archaeological attestations, in: M. Lagogianni-Georgakarakos (ed.), Glorious Victories. Between Myth and History. National Archaeological Museum (Athens 2020), 88-121
Efi Oikonomou
M. Lagogianni-Georgakarakos (ed.), Glorious Victories. Between Myth and History. National Archaeological Museum , 2020
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The last of the Gattilusi remembers..., Sailing in the Aegean with History at the help, ed. Eug. Drakopoulou-Dim. Dimitropoulos, Athens 2015, p. 205-216.
Panagiotis Michailaris
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The Battle of Artemision
Rien de Meij
The Sea Battle of Artemision, 2024
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The Memory of Greek Battle: Warfare, Identity, Materiality
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Mediterranean Studies Association, Annual Meeting (Malaga, May 2014): 'Classical Athens: Ends and Means.'
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Unity and Identity: Shaping the Past in the Greek Mediterranean
Andrew Erskine
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Carli A., 2024 How to challenge the master of the sea. Reviewing naval warfare in the Classical period from a non-Athenian perspective
Alessandro Carli
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“On Mykonos at the dawn of the 18th century”, in collective volume: Sailing in the Aegean with History at the helm, edited by Eugenia Drakopoulou - Dimitris Dimitropoulos, Institute of Historical Research/National Hellenic Research Foundation, Piraeus Port Authority, Athens 2015, p. 95-104
Dimitris Dimitropoulos
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“Parga 1819. Waiting for Ali Pasha”, Sailing in the Ionian with History at the helm, edited by Eugenia Drakopoulou - Dimitris Dimitropoulos, Institute of Historical Research/National Hellenic Research Foundation, Piraeus Port Authority, Athens 2015, p. 123-131
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"Aresterion to Nike", in M. Lagogianni-Georgakarakos, Glorious Victories. Between Myth and History (Athens 2020) 212-217
CHRISTINA AVRONIDAKI
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Commemorating World War II in Northern Greece: Controversy and Reconsideration
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Forum For Modern Language Studies, 2008
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The labours and golden apples of maritime history: Large- scale national and international research projects in Greece
Katerina Galani
International Journal of Maritime History, 2020
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Vincent Gabrielsen (Nantes 2023), ‘The Athenian Navy in the Fourth Century BC: Restoration, Incrementation and Transformation’, Chaired by Lara O’Sullivan, Video Recording, from Session 1 of Fourth-Century Athens at War: After Claude Mossé: An International Conference at the Nantes IAS (France).
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The Piraeus and the Athenian Navy: recent archaeological and historical advances
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East defeats West: Naval War and Cross-cultural Adaptation on Classical Cyprus
Kristian Lorenzo
East defeats West: Naval War and Cross-cultural Adaptation on Classical Cyprus, 2014
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Panagiotis Stamatakis: “valuing the ancient monuments of Greece as sacred wealth…” .
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Steinbock 2017 “The Contested Memory of Nicias after the Sicilian Expedition,” in Elena Franchi and Giorgia Proietti (eds). Conflict in Communities. Forward-looking Memories in Classical Athens. Trient, 109-170
Bernd Steinbock
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Consequences of the Battle at Salamis in Eastern Mediterranean and Cyprus from 479 to 449 B.C. The «Hellenikos polemos», Ostraka XXII/XXIII, 2013/2014, pp. 129-168
Theodoros Mavrogiannis
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The materiality of death: human relics and the ‘resurrection’ of the Greek maritime past in museum spaces.
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Marking the Victory in Ancient Greece: some Remarks on Classical Trophy Monuments
Lucia Novakova
Iliria International Review 9, 2019
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War, State and Society in the Ionian Sea: late 14th – early 19th centuries, edited by Gerassimos D. Pagratis, Ionian Society of Historical Studies & Herodotos Publishing House: Athens, 2018, 578 pages
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Steidl on Nováková, Greeks who dwelt beyond the sea: people, places, monuments. Universitätsforschungen zur prähistorischen Archäologie, Band 333. Bonn: Habelt Verlag, 2019. Bryn Mawr Classical Review 2020
Catherine Steidl
BMCR, 2020
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Franchi, E. (2018). Commemorating the War Dead in Ancient Sparta. The Gymnopaidiai and the Battle of Hysiai. In: V. Brouma-K. Heydon (eds.), Conflict in the Peloponnese. Social, Military and Intellectual, CSPS 4, 2018, 24-39. ISBN 978-0-9576620-2-5.
Elena Franchi
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Y. Chairetakis. 2019. “The Sea Battle Tumulus at Salamis revisited.” AURA 2:137-60
Yannis Chairetakis , Athens University Review Of Archaeology
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'Lemnos island and the three burials of the sailors of the SMS Breslau', in Zisis Fotakis (ed.), The First World War in the Mediterranean and the role of Lemnos, Athens, Herodotus, 2018, pp. 247-263.
Vlasis Vlasidis
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Athenian antiquities in times of conflict. From the Greek War for Independence to the World War II
Chrysanthi Tsouli
Antiquities, Sites and Museums Under Threat: Cultural Heritage and Communities in a State of War (1939–45), University of Ghent, 15-16 October 2020, 2020
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