Hammering techniques in Greek and Roman jewellery and toreutics / / Michail Yu Treister.

• Superior document: Colloquia Pontica
• VerfasserIn: Treister, Michail Yu,
• Place / Publishing House: Leiden : : Brill,, [2021]; ©2021
• Year of Publication: 2021
• Language: English
• Series: Colloquia Pontica
• Physical Description: 1 online resource (649 pages)

Table of Contents

• Machine generated contents note: Introduction to the Issue
• by G.R. Tsetskhladze
• Preface
• List of Illustrations
• Chapter 1. Introduction
• Chapter 2. Hammering Techniques in Archaic Greece
• Excursus 1. A Bronze Matrix from Corfu in the Ashmolean Museum
• Excursus 2. Matrices, Punches and Formers in the Archaic Toreutics of Lydia, North Ionia and the North Pontic Area
• Chapter 3. Hammering Techniques in the Classical Period
• Excursus 1. Hammering Techniques in Jewellery and Toreutics from the 7th-4th Century BC Scythian Barrows
• Excursus 2. A Matrix from Garchinovo
• Chapter 4. The Development of Hammering Techniques in the Hellenistic Period
• Excursus 1. Matrix from Berlin and Samnite Girdle from Reggio Calabria
• Excursus 2. A Circular Matrix from the Robinson Collection
• Excursus 3. An Early Ptolemaic Matrix with Achaemenid Motifs from the George Ortiz Collection
• Excursus 4. A Stone Matrix from Pantikapaion
• Excursus 5. The Galjfib Hoard
• Excursus 6. Matrices and Formers from the Tomb of a Jeweller in Heraklea
• Excursus 7. The Hoard of a Jeweller and Toreut from Illyria
• Chapter 5. The Development of Hammering Techniques in the First Centuries AD
• Excursus 1. A Bronze Matrix of the First Centuries AD in the George Ortiz Collection
• Excursus 2. A Bronze Matrix in the Fogg Art Museum, Harvard University and the Genesis of 2nd-3rd Century AD Matrices in the Balkans
• Excursus 3. A Bronze Matrix from Chersonesos
• Excursus 4. Bronze Matrices in the Museums of Athens and Karlsruhe
• Conclusions
• Figures 1-133
• List of Abbreviations
• Bibliography
• Indices
• 1. Museums and Collections
• 2. Sites and Provenance.