Archaeological Map of Nymphaion (Crimea)

Warsaw: Institute of Archaeology and Ethnology Polish Academy of Sciences, 1999. Soft cover. Very Good/No Jacket. 30x21 cm. ISBN: 83-85463-82-8 Description: 126 pages (30x21), drawings, photographs, plans, maps Condition: very good Weight: 505g. T. Scholl, V. Zin'ko, Archaeological Map of Nymphaion (Crimea), Institute of Archaeology, Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw 1999 EDITOR'S PREFACE INTRODUCTION I. CATALOGUE OF THE SITES II. SITE DESCRIPTION II.1. Settlements (nos. 1-42) II.2. Necropolises (nos. 1-16) II.3. Plots (nos. 1-5) II.4. Wall, pathways, quarries, pipeline (nos. 1-10) II.5. Structures discovered under water (nos. 1-5) III. SPECIAL FINDS III. 1. Lithic artefacts by M. Bednarz III.2. Ceramic stamps by N. Fedoseev III.3. Rock analysis by M. Mazzuchelli III.4. Sculptures by E. Zin'ko III.5. Clay tobacco pipes by K. Meyza CONCLUSIONS ABBREVIATIONS ARCHIVES BIBLIOGRAPHY SUMMARY IN RUSSIAN TABLES MAPS The Archaeological Map of Nymphaion is just one of the results of a five-year-long period of (1993-1997) Polish-Russian-Ukrainian cooperation carried out within the terms of reference of the project: "Nymphaion: the History and Structure of a Greek polis." International studies of this Greek colony, probably established by Miletus in the 6th century B.C.,1 were begun in 1993 at the suggestion of the then director of the Kcrc Museum, professor Eleonora Jakovenko.