Archaeology

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Israel

Kingdom of Israel: the northern of the two Jewish states after the kingdom of Solomon was divided. Israel was a regional superpower, but unable to retain its independence in the face of Assyrian imperialism. The name "Israel" survived as the…

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Istakhr

Istakhr: ancient Sasanian royal residence, very close to Persepolis; modern Takht-e Tavoos. Istakhr In 224 CE, a Persian nobleman named Ardašir, son of…

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Isthmia

Isthmia: town on the Corinthian isthmus in Greece, site of the Isthmian Games (Greek Ἰσθμιάδες).History Remains of the temple of Poseidon Sanctuary…

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Italica

Italica: Roman colony in western Andalusia, not far from Seville. Fortuna, or the City's Luck (Italica) Italica was founded in 206 BCE…

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Italica, House of the Neptune Mosaic

Italica: Roman colony in western Andalusia, not far from Seville. Several second-century houses have been excavated.The site of Italica has for a substantial part been excavated. The mansions of the Hadrianic quarter, however, are the main delight of a visit…

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Italica, Theater

Italica: Roman colony in western Andalusia, not far from Seville. Its theater is partly overbuilt.The site of Italica has for a substantial part been excavated. Among the oldest remains are the Small Baths and the theater, which could accommodate about…

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