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Campo DC	Valore	Lingua
dcterms.contributor.author	Contursi, Paola
dc.date.accessioned	2016-08-01T14:29:42Z
dc.date.available	2016-08-01T14:29:42Z
dcterms.date.issued	2016-09-16
dcterms.identifier.uri	http://hdl.handle.net/10556/2164
dc.description	2013 - 2014	it_IT
dc.description.abstract	This study is specifically concerned with cult activities at Bronze Age tombs. This phenomenon, known as 'tomb cult', is not widespread all over Greece, evidences for definite and intensive worship are meager and some of the materials found in connection with chamber or tholos tombs may also be intrusive. By contrast, cults at Mycenaean tombs have gained attention in the last decades and have been described as an important means of self-definition; hero cult and ancestors cult, also, have been claimed as an interpretation of this kind of worship but no explanation seems to be really exhaustive. The main issue is to investigate the phenomenon with a proper methodology, which is actually lacking. In my research Data have been investigated with a philological and contextual approach, whose main aim was to evaluate the existence of a definite votive character in the depositions at Bronze Age tombs; “cult” and “ritual/sacred” activities have been distinguished from “profane” activities and conclusions have been drawn from both cultual and non-cultual examples. These data did not support the view that Bronze age tombs were object of cult: most often ancient tombs were not worshipped at all or were treated with disrespect. These results suggest the opportunity of a more articulated interpretation of the evidence and a reconsideration of the so-called “tomb cult” at Mycenaean tombs, which seems to be only a modern theoretical model that does not apply to the ancient world. [edited by author]	it_IT
dc.language.iso	it	it_IT
dcterms.publisher.alternative	Universita degli studi di Salerno	it_IT
dcterms.subject	Culto	it_IT
dcterms.subject	Eroi	it_IT
dcterms.subject	Antenati	it_IT
dcterms.title	Defunti, antenati, eroi : fenomenologia del tomb cult	it_IT
dcterms.type	Doctoral Thesis	it_IT
dc.subject.miur	L-ANT/07 ARCHEOLOGIA CLASSICA	it_IT
dc.contributor.coordinatore	Pontrandolfo, Angela	it_IT
dc.description.ciclo	XIII n.s.	it_IT
dc.contributor.tutor	Pontrandolfo, Angela	it_IT
dc.contributor.cotutor	Longo, Fausto	it_IT
dc.identifier.Dipartimento	Scienze del Patrimonio Culturale	it_IT
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