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During the formative years of the archaic period, Ionia was one of the most important regions of the ancient world; however, Ionia's local identity has often been overlooked in scholarly works. This long overdue study of Archaic Ionia seeks to redress this omission. Drawing from over a century of archaeological research, the book identifies and examines the key socio-economic factors that distinguish the land of Ionia and its people from the broader Greek mainland. Access to German and Turkish scholarship provides a useful point of entry to the published literature for academics and students. Accessibly written and thoroughly researched, The Land of Ionia offers new perspectives on issues of identity and historical tradition in one of the least understood regions of ancient world.
"Students of biblical history and archaeology will findthis volume of particular interest." (Near EastArchaeological Society Bulletin, 11 December 2013)"The book is well produced, with an excellent binding and aminimum of typographical errors. A glossary of terms used in thetext, an impressive bibliography, and a sufficient index add to theusefulness and user-friendliness of the book." (TheAmerican Journal of Archaeology, 1 January 2013)
"The book is well structured and is divided thematically into 10chapnot ters . . . The book can be therefore recommended as auseful introduction to the study of Archaic Ionia for students andscholars alike." (Archaeological Review, 1 April 2011)
"This was a missed opportunity, but not significant enough todiminish the book's success and usefulness." (Bryn Mawr ClassicalReview, 17 April 2011)
"The study, and especially the maps, could prove a most usefulpreparation or ready reference when reading Herodotus." (BookNews Inc, November 2010)
"Its accessibility and organization provides a much neededbridge between Classical and 'mainstream' archaeology, andbrings both the ideas and this intriguing region to a widerreadership." (Minerva, November/December 2010)"Greaves has succeeded admirably in producing an importantnew reading of the history, development and significance of Ionia.This is a book I will be recommending to my students for years tocome."
Lesley Beaumont, University of Sydney
"An approachable and much-needed introduction to ArchaicIonia; Greaves successfully situates Ionia within its largerMediterranean context. Land of Ionia is a model for regionalstudies in Classical Archaeology."
Rebecca K. Schindler, DePauw University
"The book is well structured and is divided thematically into 10chapnot ters . . . The book can be therefore recommended as auseful introduction to the study of Archaic Ionia for students andscholars alike." (Archaeological Review, 1 April 2011)
"This was a missed opportunity, but not significant enough todiminish the book's success and usefulness." (Bryn Mawr ClassicalReview, 17 April 2011)
"The study, and especially the maps, could prove a most usefulpreparation or ready reference when reading Herodotus." (BookNews Inc, November 2010)
"Its accessibility and organization provides a much neededbridge between Classical and 'mainstream' archaeology, andbrings both the ideas and this intriguing region to a widerreadership." (Minerva, November/December 2010)"Greaves has succeeded admirably in producing an importantnew reading of the history, development and significance of Ionia.This is a book I will be recommending to my students for years tocome."
Lesley Beaumont, University of Sydney
"An approachable and much-needed introduction to ArchaicIonia; Greaves successfully situates Ionia within its largerMediterranean context. Land of Ionia is a model for regionalstudies in Classical Archaeology."
Rebecca K. Schindler, DePauw University