Wine Cultures
Gandhāra and Beyond
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- Claudia Antonetti - Ca' Foscari University of Venice - email orcid profile
- Bryan De Notariis - Ca' Foscari University of Venice - email
- Marco Enrico - Ca' Foscari University of Venice - email
Abstract
The volume Wine Cultures. Gandhāra and Beyond represents the primary outcome of the MALIWI project (SPIN Ca’ Foscari 2021) directed by Claudia Antonetti. Adopting an interdisciplinary approach, this work seeks to explore the production techniques, social functions, and cultural significance of intoxicating drinks with particular reference to wine – an extraordinary beverage that has been intertwined with human history for millennia. This volume gathers contributions by scholars interested in studying wine and drinking culture in Gandhāra and neighbouring regions, including Ancient Assyria, Arachosia, and present-day India. The topic is explored from three fundamental perspectives, employing a diverse range of sources, including literary and historical texts, as well as linguistic, iconographic, archaeological, and anthropological evidence.
Keywords Shamanism • Arachosia • New Year festival • Ancient Pakistan • Onesicritus • Psychoactive drugs • Erotic couples • Archaeology • Greek Geography • Viticulture • Wine Production • Wine Presses • Prakrit • Hellenistic age • Symposium • Musikanos • Altered states • Indo-Greeks • Mesopotamia • Paterae • India • Greater Gandhāra • Assyria • Deśī • Gandhāra • Afghanistan • Middle Indo-Aryan • Palm wine • Utopia • Wine symbolism • Herakles • Wine • Scythians • Phialai • Southern Caucasus • Achaemenid • Kuvalayamālā • Dionysus • Alcohol • Viniculture • Hārītī • Fashion Ware • Indo-Scythians • Pāli • Ancient Afghanistan • Buddhism • Roman Geography • Greek historiography • Drinking culture • Vinaya • Islamic period • Gandhāran art • Ancient wine • Curtius Rufus • Wine culture • Gandharan Revelry scenes • Georgia • Winemaking • Queen Cleophis • Tutelary couples • Alexander the Great • Assacenians • Buddhist Cosmology • Iranian Plateau • Intoxicants • Swat • Bioarchaeology • Kurdistan Region of Iraq • Wine libation
Thema codes NHF • JBCC4 • NKD • 1FK • 3CT
Permalink http://doi.org/10.30687/978-88-6969-816-3 | e-ISBN 978-88-6969-816-3 | ISBN (PRINT) 978-88-6969-877-4 | Pubblicato 08 Ottobre 2024 | Lingua en
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