Baptiste Vergnaud – The fortifications of Labraunda: military architecture and daily life in Classical and Hellenistic Caria – 31/5/2017
Mercredi 31 mai 2017 à 18h à l’IFEABaptiste Vergnaud (IFEA)Dans le cadre de présentations des travaux de boursiersintervention en anglais inscription avant le 31 mai à midi : https://www.inscription-facile.com/form/ZpquzLiiB0FxDSns34wp The fortifications of Labraunda: military architecture and daily life in Classical and Hellenistic Caria The sanctuary of Labraunda located in Inner Caria, North of the city of Mylasa was protected by 5 towers and fortresses built between the Hekatomnid and the Hellenistic Periods. Research conducted by the French-Swedish team since 2004 provided us with a precise chronology of the defensive network which developped in 2 phases. The first started under the reign of Maussollos (377-353) and the second one goes back to the last decades of the 3rd c. BC. The