The archaeology of Lydia, from Gyges to Alexander

Christopher H. Roosevelt

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1. Introduction 2. The cultural and historical framework 3. Lydian geography and environment 4. Settlement and society at Sardis 5. Settlement and society in central and greater Lydia 6. Burial and society 7. Conclusions: continuity and change at Sardis and beyond.

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