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LATE ANTIQUITY URBANIZATION IN ASIA MINOR

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Weeks	Topics
1. Weeks	The Main Characteristics of Late Antiquity
2. Weeks	The Influence of Graeco-Roman Urbanization Traditions in Asia Minor in Late Antiquity
3. Weeks	Sagalassos in the context of the Influence of Graeco-Roman Urbanization Traditions on Asia Minor
4. Weeks	The Transformation of Political and Architectural Structure in Late Antiquity
5. Weeks	Anazarbos in the context of the Transformation of Political and Architectural Structure in Asia Minor in Late Antiquity
6. Weeks	Changing Beliefs Transforming Buildings in Late Antiquity
7. Weeks	Ephesus in the context of Changing Beliefs and Transforming Buildings in Asia Minor in Late Antiquity
8. Weeks	The Reflections of Conflicting Identities on the Temples in Late Antiquity
9. Weeks	Sardis in the context of the Reflections of Conflicting Identities on the Temples in Asia Minor in Late Antiquity
10. Weeks	The Reflection of Social Classes on Housing in Late Antiquity
11. Weeks	Troas in the context of the Reflection of Social Classes on Housing in Asia Minor in Late Antiquity
12. Weeks	Patronage in Late Antiquity Asia Minor Urbanization
13. Weeks	Aphrodisias in the context of Patronage in Late Antiquity Asia Minor Urbanization
14. Weeks	Piety, Trade and City in Asia Minor in Late Antiquity: Myra