… For the war against Aegina in the early 480s BC, Athens needed to borrow warships from
Corinth. The famous debate in Aristotle’s Athenian Constitution between Aristeides, who urged …

… doubt the stele's date soon after 490 BC The letter forms of epigram and casualty list alike
are consistent with those of Athenian inscriptions on stone of all genres dated to the 480s BC; …

… Even the Alkmeonidai and their connections found themselves victims of ostracism in the
480s BC. The aristocrats who unintentionally promoted the development of Athenian …

… Throughout the 480s BC the threat of a renewed attack hung over the politics of Athens, and
a struggle ensued over how best to deal with that threat, whether to appease the Persians or …

… The creation of the archer corps in the late 480s BC was a significant military innovation. For
the rest of the fifth century, Athens constantly deployed archers in a wide range of important …

… The onset of intense exploitation of the Lavrion mines in the 480s BC, which likely had an
impact on the composition of monetary metal of the entire ancient world, obviously affected the …

The present work is dedicated to the analysis of possible meanings of monetary offerings in
ancient burial practice. It is clear from archaeological data that the placement of money in a …

… 480s BC , is best known as the father of Pericles. Like Aristides, he was recalled from
ostracism in 481 or 480 BC to play his part in the war effort. After Mycale he campaigned in the …

… In the 490s and 480s BC, he was regularly commissioned by the city of Athens to paint prize
amphoras for the Panathenaic festival. These vases, which were then filled with oil from the …

… It is noteworthy in this connection that phase 1 of the third building period, dated from the
480s BC, is characterised by a serious decline in the architectural environment in the central …