The Invention of Greek Ethnography by Joseph E. Skinner
Author:Joseph E. Skinner
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Published: 2012-07-14T16:00:00+00:00
INDEX
Page numbers in bold type indicate illustrations.
Abaris, 64
Abii, 68, 69n52
Abu Simbel, 96n176, 102
Achaea, Achaeans, 54
in Homer, 54, 113
in Italy, 191–192, 196n188, 197, 199n196
Achaean Confederacy, 197, 200
Achaemenid. See Persia
Achilles, 73, 79, 98, 173n95, 174, 175n100
cult of, 166–168
Racetrack of, 154, 167
Acragas, 136, 229
Acropolis, Athenian, 76, 174
Acusilaus of Argos, 129
Adramytes, king of Lydia, 15
Aegina, 76, 132, 224
Aegyptus (eponym of the Egyptians), 101
Aeschylus, 45
Persae, 45, 50
aetiology, 62, 129, 186–187, 229
Aetolia, Aetolians, 7n25, 120, 133
Agathyrsus (eponym of Agathyrsians), 171
agency, agents, 47, 48, 125, 211, 254
Aiakos, 133
Ainia, in Thrace, 79
Aithiopes. See Ethiopians
Aithiopis, 98, 167
Alcaeus, 167
Alcinoos, 61
Alcman, 69–70, 90, 95, 119
Alexander I of Macedon, 218–219
Alexander III of Macedon (the Great), 254
Al Mina, 87
alterity, 70, 142
in anthropology, 44–46
See also Other
Amasis (Pharaoh), 102
named by Exekias, 104–105
Amazonomachy, 76, 80n97, 81. See also Amazons
Amazons, 8, 9, 10, 15n53, 72, 76, 79–83, 120, 133, 172–173
costume of, 9, 80–82, 83
in Etruria, 8, 9, 10
as hoplites, 81
interpretation of, 79–81
inversion of social norms, 79–80, 123
links to Assyrian glyptic art, 80
at Olympia, 80
in ritual, 81
sexual ambiguity of, 81n99
in sub-Geometric art, 80
Ammon, 102, 105–106, 139
Amphiktyonic genealogy, 214. See also genealogy
Amselle, Jean-Loup, 40–41, 45–47
Anacharsis, 64, 68, 170
Anacreon, 15, 69
Anaxagoras, 101
Anaxilas of Rhegion, 197
Anderson, Benedict, 252
anguipede creatures, 171
anthropology,
and alterity, 44–45
current approaches, 7
emergence as a discipline, 36–39
of (ancient) Greeks, 41
poetic, 51
polemic surrounding relationship to ethnography, 6n18
remit, 39–40
anthropomorphism, 96, 240
Antonaccio, Carla, 225
Apadana reliefs, Persepolis, 12
Aphaia, temple of, 76, 224
Aphrodite, 98, 138, 201, 202, 203
Apollo, 102, 123, 168, 174n97, 194, 230
Delphinios, 106n228, 168
Ietros, 168
Tyrrhenos, 225
appropriation, 66
adoption or emulation, 75, 86, 146, 184, 195, 245
via imagining, 66, 100, 253
linguistic, 92 (see also loan words and cultural borrowing)
via representation, 106, 107, 128 (see also charter myth)
Apsias, river, 197
Arabia, 12
Arabian logos, 244n39
Arcadia, Arcadians, 47, 108–109, 238
aetiological myth, 131
“eaters of acorns” and other stereotypes, 108, 109, 120
“ethnographic” treatments of, 108
how to interpret interest in, 109
in Italy, 187
link between landscape and identity, 108n243
Arcas (eponym of Arcadians), 131
archers, archery, 8, 9, 54, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 81, 82, 120, 168, 249
Archilochus, 84, 85nn116–117, 118n26
architecture, monumental, 198–199
Arete (Phaeacian sister/wife of Alcinoos), 61
Arge (Hyperborean maiden), 229
Argos, 107nn233, 239, 132, 133, 143, 147, 250
Arimaspea, 64, 65, 66, 67, 71
Arimaspians, 64–68, 82
Arimnestos (Etruscan ruler), 225
Aristeas of Proconnessus, 64, 65, 66, 67, 71
Aristonothos krater, 52, 143, 144, 145
Aristophanes, 70
Aristotle, 187
arrowheads, 163n47, 208–209
arrowhead money, 168
Artemis, 229
Asad, Talal, 36
Aspromonte, 47, 178, 179
Assyria, 11, 14n46, 80, 101, 142, 213
Aššur, 11–12
Athena, 92, 190, 191, 192, 199
treasurers of, 223
Athena Promachos, 196
Athens, Athenians, 97, 98, 103, 165, 166, 174, 196, 236
and “the Greek thing”, 249–250 (see also Herodotus)
contrasted with Ionia, 239
group identity based on shared knowledge, 120
and the origins of prose, 236–237 (see also prose)
pottery banned by Aegina and Argos, 147
See also Potters’ Quarter
Athenocentricism, 19, 237, 251
Attic standard, 197
Attidography, 30n113. See also local history
Atthis (F. Jacoby), 33n123, 34
authority, ethnographic, 37, 39
ancient, 16, 44, 112n3, 114, 133, 235, 236
baccaris (Lydian unguent), 91
Bacchylides, 106, 196n188, 213, 230
barbaraphonous, 54
barbarian, barbarians, 3n1, 4, 8, 249
encounter with, 20, 234n3. See also Persian Wars
speech, 119. See also barbaraphonous
stereotypes, 10, 50, 54, 89, 115, 173, 239, 248
barbitos (stringed instrument), 91
Barth, Fredrik, 24n93
Basilicata, 177, 189n162
Bataille, Georges, 42, 43, 247
Battos, 136n121, 138
Behistun. See Bisitun
Beikush, 166
Bellerophon, 79
Berezan, 154, 155.
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