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PROCEEDINGS
OF
THE
DUTCH ARCHAEOLOGICAL
AND
HISTORICAL
SOCIETY
VOLUMES
Editors:
R.F.
DOCTER,
J.P.
STRONK, and
M.D.
de
WEERD
The
Black
Sea
Reeion
in
the
Greek,
Roman.
and
Bvzantine
Periods
Edited
by:
G.R.
Tsetskhladze
&
J.G.
de
Boer
CONTENTS
Tsetskhladze, G.R.
(UK),
Black Sea
Piracy-; Doonan, O., and Smat1,
D.
(USA),
Gema
Dere,
Roman and Bl-zantine Settlement
in Sinop Province,
Turkey; Summerer,
L.,
and
Atasoy, S.
(Turkey),
Amazonendarstellungen
auf
Miinzen und Tbrrakotten von
Amistts; Kakhidze, A.
(Georgia),
Specimens
rf
Classical
Bronze Toreutics
.from
Pichvnari
(Georgitt);
Ballesteros-
Pastor, L.
(Spain),
Phamaces
I of Pontus and the
Kingdom of Pergamum;
Kuznetsov, V.D.
(Russia),
Phanagoria
and its Metropoils;
t
Vinogradov, YG.,
(Russia),
The Visit of an Euboean
to
Phanagoria; Sokolova, O.Y.,
(Russia),
New
Material
frutm
the Excavation of
Nymphaeum;
Saprykin,
S.
(Russia),
Bosporus on the Verge
rf
the
Christian
Era
(Outlines
of Economic
Development);Popova,
E.A.,
and
Kovalenko, S.A.
(Russia),
A New Relief with Heracles in
the
North-Western Crimea;
Treister,
M.Y
(Russia),
Finds of
Metal Elements of Roman
Military
Costume
and Hors-harness
in the
North
Pontic Area; Zrtbar, VM.
(Ukraine),
and Pillinger, R.
(Austria),
New
Tombs with Ear\,- Christian
Murals
from
the
Necropolis oJ Thuric Chersonesus
(Preliminary
Nore); Romancuk,
A.
(Russia),
Chersonesos
im
Frtih-
und
Mittelb,-zantinischer
Zeit; Bravo,
R.
(Poland),
Deur Ostraka
Magiques d'Olbia Pontique
et
Quelques
Donndes
Nouvelles
sur les Procldds de
la Magic Destuctive;
Dupont,
P.
(France),
Hdraklis
et
le
Keros
de Troie sur un
Vase
Nord-lonien d Figures
Noires de Bdrd1an?:
Lungu, V.
(Romania),
lz
Tbmbe d'un
"HPQZ
et I'Organisation de la
Ndcropole d'une Citl
Mily'sienne du Pont
E*rin:
le
Tumulus T-A95 d'Orgamy';
f R6dulescu, A., Buzoianu,
L., Btrrbulescu, M., and Georgescu,
N.
(Romania),
AlbeSti
(Departement
de Constanza), Site
FortiJil Creco-lndigine; Stoyanov,
T.
(Bulgaria),
The
Getic Capital
at Sboryanovo
(North-Eastern
Bulgaria);Gergov, G.
(Bulgaria),
Archaeological
Evidence of Dune
Formation on the West
Pontic
Coast
in the
4th-3rd
Centuries
BC; de Boer, J.G., and Stronk,
J.P.
(The
Netherlands),
Ti'o
Greek
"Emporia"
South
oJ
Apollonia
Pontica?; Abramzon,
M.G.
(Russia),
The
'Coronation
Coin'
of the Thracian
King
Rhoemetalces III: Bouzek, J.
(Czech
Rep.), The
First Thracian Urban and
Rural Dn-ellings,
and Stonecutting
Techniques; Archibald,
Z.H.
(UK),
The Odrysian
River Port near Vetren,
Bulgaria, and the
Pistiros Inscription;
Tonkova, M.
(Bulgaria),
Classical
Jewellery
in
Thrace:
Origins and
Development,
Archaeological Contexts;Woudhuizen,
F.C.
(The
Netherlands), I/re
Earliest
Inscription
from
Thrace; Book
Reviews
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their
captives
fbr
ransom,
infbrming
their
relatives
after they
have
put
out
to
sea"
(Strabo
11.2.12.
Cf.Tacitus,
Hist.3.47;Aristotle,
polit.8.
l33gb;
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The
Heniochi
and
probably
the
Soanes
(Strabo
11.2.
19) gave
rhe
Greeks
liv-
ing in
the
city
of
Dioscurias
and its
chrtra
a
very
rough
time.
Excavation
of
this
par-t
of colchis
has
yielded
an
exceptionally
high
number
of
weapons
(of
both
Greek and local production),
evidence
of the hostile
relationship
between
the
Greeks
and the Heniochi
(voronov
1915:
l99l).
These
tribes
used
even
to
attack
coastal
cities
(Plin.,
NH
6.
15.
16).
An
important
indication
comes
from
the bronze
inscription
(beginning
of
the
3rd century
BC) from
Eshera
(part
of
the
chora
of
Dioscurias) (Shamba
1980,
5-5; Kaukhchishvili
1985;
vinogra-
dov 1997,
596-601). The
inscription
is
highly
fiagmented,
which
makes
ir
impossible
to form
any
clear idea
of
its
content,
but
the
several
surviving
words
are
sufficient
to
show
that
this is
some
particularly
imporlant
docu-
ment,
such
as a
decree
or historical
chronicle,
concemed
with
some
military
events
(vinogradov
1991,596-601).
It
is
very
difficult
to
gain
a
firm
impres-
sion
of
the
events
described
but, if we
take
M.p.
Inadze's
speculation
(based
on the surviving
words:
"military
fbrce
or
troops"; "poti's"; "Kingdom
or
queen";
and
the
general
historical
situation
in
that
part
of
the Black
Sea)
as
one
possible
theory,
it may
be concluded,
with
our
present
state
of knowledge,
that
"the
Eshera
inscription
is
an oflicial
... agreement
concluded
on
the
one
hand
by
Dioscurias (Eshera)
and on
the other
by
cities
of
the
Southem
Black
Sea
(Herakleia)
and the
Pontic
Kingdom.
The
reason
fbr
the
people
of Eshera
concluding
such
an agreement
would
have
been
to
safeguard
the
city
[Dioscuriasl
against
furrher
raids
by
pirate
tribes
with
the
military
help
of the
above-mentioned
authorities
..."
(Inadze
1988,
158).
In
other
words,
the
Greeks
of Dioscurias
and its
c'hora
(Eshera)
were
obliged
to
seek
military
help
from
outside
colchis
itself
against
the
pirates (Heniochi
and
Soanesj.
Moreover,
in
this
parl
of
Pontus
the
control
of
piracy
is
usually
considered
to
have
been
a
prime
function of
the
Roman
garisons
established
along
the
east-
em
coast
of
the
Black
Sea under
the Principate
(Braund
1994,
Ij
l-l-).
other
parts
of
the Black
Sea
were
unsaf-e
too.
piracy
posed
a
considerable
threat
to
merchants,
but,
as
a means
of
accumulating
wealth,
piracy
and
trade
actually
had
a
considerable
amount
in
common.
The
Taurian
tribes
in
the
Crimea
and
the Thracians
developed
an
organised
system
of wrecking
ships for
plunder
(Diod.
20.
25 Xen.,
Anab.
1.
5.
12).
So widespread
did
this
beiome
that
the Romans
were
obliged
to establish penalties
against
wreckers
(ormerod
1924,
70- l).
Illyrian
pirates
were
another
source
of
trouble
in
the
Black
Sea
(Ormerod
1924,22,
144,149,
178,
187).
Polybius
states
rhat.....
the
Illyrians
had
always
been
in
the habit
of
pillaging,
because,
owing
to the
extent
of
their
sea-board
and
owing
to
the
principal
cities
being
in
the interior,
help
against
their
raids
was
distant
and
slow in
arriving;
so
that they
could
always
overrun
and
pfunder
those countries
unmolested"
(2.5).
The island
of
Leuce at
the
mouth
of the
Danube
was
occupied
by
pirates
(Ormerod
1924,23).
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had
been
seeking
to
satisfy
their
own
needs
through
plunder;
this
the
rulers
had
resisted.
In
the
Hellenistic
period
the
narure
or
piricy
graiually
changed;
it
became
more
concerned
with
supprying
the
Medite'inean
demand
for
slaves,
and
rulers
startecl
making
arrangements
with
the pirates
through
which
the slave trade became one
of
their
sources
of
income.
It
is
also
essential to
remember
that kings
and generals
often
used
piratical
activity
to
help
finance
their
wars.
This
practice
started
in
the
5th
century
BC
and
continued
into
the
Hellenistic
period.
For
example,
philip
II
of Micedon
used
the proceeds
of
piracy
to
finance
the
building
of his
nivy.
Anorher
way
in
whichpiracy
was
e_ncouraged
lay
in
the
custom
of
reprisals
against
on
"nl-y
1de
Souza
iggs).
one principal
motive
for
piracy
had
always
been
to
take
captives
for
sale
into
slavery (Garlan
1987;
1988).
However,
it is
unlikery
that
rhe
numbers
cap-
tured
by
the
local
people
and
tribes
of
pontus
would
have
had
a large
impact
upon
the
slave-trading
system
of
the
Greek
world
in
general.
The
laigest
ien_
tres
of
piracy
were
crete
and
ciricia.
The
number
of
sraves
from
the
Black
Sea
was
small.
Thus
pontus
was
not
a
major
source
of
slaves
in
the
ancient
world
(Finley
1962
Blavatskr
i
I
954;
Braund/Tsetskhlad
ze
19g9;
Cecchladze
1990;
Isaac
1986,145-6;
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