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INSCRIPTIONS FROM PANAKTON.

Six inscriptions of the 4th and 3rd centuries b.c. recovered during surface survey and excavation at Panakton (the paleokastro above Prasino/Kavasala) are published here in full, four of them for the first time. The earliest, an arsenal inventory, preserves an archon date of 343/2 b.c.; three are ep...

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Published in:Hesperia Vol. 90; no. 2; pp. 281 - 338
Main Author: Munn, Mark
Format: Article
Published: American School of Classical Studies at Athens Apr-Jun2021
Subjects:
Inscriptions
Fortification
Military bases
Inventories
Dedications
Military personnel
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        Inscriptions
        Fortification
        Military bases
        Inventories
        Dedications
        Military personnel
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          Fortification
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          Dedications
          Military personnel
      ab: Six inscriptions of the 4th and 3rd centuries b.c. recovered during surface survey and excavation at Panakton (the paleokastro above Prasino/Kavasala) are published here in full, four of them for the first time. The earliest, an arsenal inventory, preserves an archon date of 343/2 b.c.; three are ephebic texts of the Lykourgan era; one is a dedication by soldiers of the garrison in the second half of the 3rd century; one is a fragmentary heading. These inscriptions, the first found on this site, prove beyond doubt that this was the Athenian fortress of Panakton, and they provide new evidence for armaments, the ephebeia, and the history of Panakton among Attic garrison forts.
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