This book explores the significance behind the religious sites of ancient Greece - why they grew up there, and what social, political, and anthropological influences may have contributed to their development. By placing ancient Greek religion in this special and archaeological context, the book reveals how a blend of politics, tradition, gender relations, and cult identity all played key roles in creating the religious map of ancient Greece as we know it.
Explores the significance behind the religious sites of ancient Greece - why they grew up there, and what social, political, and anthropological influences may have contributed to their development.
Publisher
Clarendon Press
Publication Date
Sep 1994
ISBN
9780198149477
Pages
281 p.
Item Type
Book
Format
Hardcover
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