'The Archaic Inscribed Bronzes on the Acropolis of Athens', by Andronike Makres and Adele Scafuro, in From Hippias to Kallias, Greek Art in Athens and Beyond 527-449 bc (eds. Olga Palagia and Elisavet P. Sioumpara) By Adele Scafuro

https://www.academia.edu/39916704/The_Archaic_Inscribed_Bronzes_on_the_Acropolis_of_Athens_by_Andronike_Makres_and_Adele_Scafuro_in_From_Hippias_to_Kallias_Greek_Art_in_Athens_and_Beyond_527_449_bc_eds_Olga_Palagia_and_Elisavet_P_Sioumpara_?nav_from=d1932da7-be72-483c-b849-6d6d60525592 The study dissects the context and significance of archaic inscribed bronze dedications found on the Acropolis of Athens, focusing on their inscriptions and the socio-political implications of their offering practices. It explores the evolving roles of figures like the tamiai in relation to Athena and considers the inscriptions as both artistic expressions and indicators of social structures in ancient Athens. Key contributions include insights into the material culture and religious practices of the time, as well as discussions on the interpretation of specific names and their historical significance. ...