Hellenistic Domestic Assemblages

Hellenistic Domestic Assemblages is a material culture construct in Hellenistic Archaeology comprising the curated collection of artifacts, architectural features, and spatial arrangements characteristic of household contexts from the Hellenistic period, distinguished by their integration of Greek and local cultural elements in domestic life.

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    Lisa C. Nevett

    University of Michigan, United States

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    Bradley A. Ault

    University of Liverpool, United Kingdom

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