Recent Excavations at Motya by “Sapienza” - University of Rome to the western slope of the Acropolis (Area D, “House of the domestic shrine”) have brought to light a small altar/incense burner which illustrates a well attested typology of domestic cult devices of Phoenician-Punic tradition. The context of the cult installation provides some interesting hints at its religious utilizations.
Un altare bruciaprofumi punico dalla ‘Casa del sacello domestico’ (Mozia) / Spagnoli, Federica. - STAMPA. - 2:(2015), pp. 1022-1043. (Intervento presentato al convegno 6° Congreso Internacional de Estudios Fenícios e Púnicos tenutosi a Lisbona).
Un altare bruciaprofumi punico dalla ‘Casa del sacello domestico’ (Mozia)
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Recent Excavations at Motya by “Sapienza” - University of Rome to the western slope of the Acropolis (Area D, “House of the domestic shrine”) have brought to light a small altar/incense burner which illustrates a well attested typology of domestic cult devices of Phoenician-Punic tradition. The context of the cult installation provides some interesting hints at its religious utilizations.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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