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Published in Architectural Histories: Ottoman Excavation and Architectural Reuse in Greece: The Case of Ancient Pella and Its Environs by Elizabeth Key Fowden and Elias Kolovos
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doi.org/10.16995/ah.17470
📸: Richard Bentley
The full text of “Ottoman Excavation and Architectural Reuse in Greece: The Case of Ancient Pella and Its Environs” by Elizabeth Key Fowden and Elias Kolovos is available in open-access, thanks to the support of @eahn_org and @openlibhums
Remember that you can freely read and download all our content in our main website journal.eahn.org. We are permanently open to submissions that engage with architecture and the built environment from a historical perspective.
Published in Architectural Histories: ‘Go at your business obliquely’: Architecture in Paul Valéry's Cahiers by Freya Wigzell and Adrian Forty
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doi.org/10.16995/ah.23062
📸: BnF, Paris.
The full text of “‘Go at your business obliquely’: Architecture in Paul Valéry's Cahiers” by Freya Wigzell and Adrian Forty is available in open-access, thanks to the support of @eahn_org and @openlibhums
Remember that you can freely read and download all our content in our main website journal.eahn.org. We are permanently open to submissions that engage with architecture and the built environment from a historical perspective.
Published in Architectural Histories: The Ambassador and the Grotto: Landscape, Religion, and Indigeneity in Seventeenth-Century Cyclades by Demetra Vogiatzaki
See here:
doi.org/10.16995/ah.19733
📸: BnF
The full text of “The Ambassador and the Grotto: Landscape, Religion, and Indigeneity in Seventeenth-Century Cyclades” by Demetra Vogiatzaki is available in open-access, thanks to the support of @eahn_org and @openlibhums
Remember that you can freely read and download all our content in our main website journal.eahn.org. We are permanently open to submissions that engage with architecture and the built environment from a historical perspective.


