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Bibliographia classica orae
septentrionalis Ponti Euxini
Ars, res sacrae & mythologica is the third of a planned series of
five volumes dedicated to the bibliography of the northern Black Sea shore in
antiquity. An up-to-date bibliographic guide to studies in the ancient history
of the Northern Black Sea has long been a desideratum, particularly for Western
scholars. The events occurring in the Black Sea countries since 1990 made
possible an increasing cooperation towards re-establishing connections that
bridge the divides between Classical scholarship in the western and eastern
hemispheres. Besides the participation in numerous international conferences
organized on the both sides of the former ‘Iron Curtain’, research results were
exchanged increasingly, and with time Eastern European researches started to be
intensively published in Western journals and book series. Nevertheless, the
historiographic positions on the Northern Black Sea coast remain to this date
conflicting for the most part. Looking for a way out of this aporia, the PI of
this proposal began the compilation and gradual digestion of a bibliography as
complete as possible of the Northern Black Sea coast in Antiquity, based on his
personal experience of cooperation with both the Eastern and the Western
European colleagues. His experience in the field was gained over the last two
decades: these saw him scrutinizing libraries and archives as much as
cooperating with excavation teams, in scholarly caucuses, in conferences and
through correspondence. Such research and networking activities have put him in
a position to create a unique bibliography. This statement is endorsed by
noumerous letters received by the author from specialists worldwide and through
six reviews published so far on BCOSPE I. Bibliographia classica could also not
only serve as reference work for topics of the ancient Black Sea area and its
adjacent territories, but also as stepping stone for further research and
encouragement for constructive dialogues between scholars from West and East.
five volumes dedicated to the bibliography of the northern Black Sea shore in
antiquity. An up-to-date bibliographic guide to studies in the ancient history
of the Northern Black Sea has long been a desideratum, particularly for Western
scholars. The events occurring in the Black Sea countries since 1990 made
possible an increasing cooperation towards re-establishing connections that
bridge the divides between Classical scholarship in the western and eastern
hemispheres. Besides the participation in numerous international conferences
organized on the both sides of the former ‘Iron Curtain’, research results were
exchanged increasingly, and with time Eastern European researches started to be
intensively published in Western journals and book series. Nevertheless, the
historiographic positions on the Northern Black Sea coast remain to this date
conflicting for the most part. Looking for a way out of this aporia, the PI of
this proposal began the compilation and gradual digestion of a bibliography as
complete as possible of the Northern Black Sea coast in Antiquity, based on his
personal experience of cooperation with both the Eastern and the Western
European colleagues. His experience in the field was gained over the last two
decades: these saw him scrutinizing libraries and archives as much as
cooperating with excavation teams, in scholarly caucuses, in conferences and
through correspondence. Such research and networking activities have put him in
a position to create a unique bibliography. This statement is endorsed by
noumerous letters received by the author from specialists worldwide and through
six reviews published so far on BCOSPE I. Bibliographia classica could also not
only serve as reference work for topics of the ancient Black Sea area and its
adjacent territories, but also as stepping stone for further research and
encouragement for constructive dialogues between scholars from West and East.
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