Cultural transfer in South Arabia during the first half of the first millennium CE

In the early 1st mill. CE South Arabian art shows a clear influence from Hellenistic- Roman models in many aspects of its material culture. Later, elements of Early Byzantine, Abyssinian and Sassanian origin can be detected. This is reflected by imports, but also by the intensive examination, adopti...

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Main Author: Japp, Sarah (Author)
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Published: Gebr. Mann Verlag 2013
In: Zeitschrift für Orient-Archäologie
Year: 2013, Volume: 6, Pages: 200-319

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520 |a Die materielle Kultur Südarabiens zeigt im frühen 1. Jt. u. Z. einen deutlichen Einfluß hellenistisch-römischer Vorbilder, zu denen später noch solche aus dem frühbyzantinischen, abessinischen und sasanidischen Raum hinzutreten. Dies bezeugen nicht nur Importe, sondern vor allem die intensive Auseinandersetzung mit den fremden Elementen und deren Übernahme in den lokalen Formenschatz, was zu einer eigenständigen Kunstsprache führte. 
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