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Obtaining images for a book on the Macedonian army - Emki - 10-04-2011 Hi Everyone, I have been researching for a book on the Macedonian army to be published in 2012 (or early 2013) and would like to ask if any members have photographs from Greek museums that I can obtain. I can only pay a small amount for each image, but you would, of course, be fully acknowledged in the book. The images I am most keen to get are: - the three figures painted above the door lintel to Bella Tomb II (Vergina) - the servants and soldiers on the frieze from the Agios Athanasios tomb (near Thessaloniki) - a brightly painted vessel with figures of warriors and Amazons (Museum of Amphipolis) - some of the Ptolemaic helmet and shield models from Allard Pierson Museum (Amsterdam) Many thanks, David Re: Obtaining images for a book on the Macedonian army - hoplite14gr - 10-05-2011 How about the Vegora Phallangite shield and a sarissa point? Plus you might want to contact these people: http://hetairoi.de/ http://hetairoi.de/zenphoto/2010/rem-mannheim/DSC_0168.JPG.php http://hetairoi.de/zenphoto/2010/gabreta/IMG_0053.JPG.php Kind regards Re: Obtaining images for a book on the Macedonian army - Emki - 10-05-2011 Thanks for your help. I would include the Vegora shield fragments and indeed any other shield fragments available (Dodona, Paliokastro, Dion, Staro Bonce etc). The problem I find is that from here in England, where I'm based, getting in touch with Greek museums is a tricky business and it is often very hard locating where some objects are. best wishes, Re: Obtaining images for a book on the Macedonian army - hoplite14gr - 10-05-2011 Please see P.M. I sent you. Kind regards |