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[Letter] 1877 December 23 [to] Mr. [Fradsham?] / Henry Schliemann [Heinrich Schliemann].
No full textSchliemann specifies directions for an inscription in Greek on a watch for his wife Sophia Schliemann. He specifies delivery information and provides a translation of the Greek characters: <BR>"To Sophia Schliemann<BR> my beloved wife<BR> for memory\u27s sake.&quot
Heinrich Schliemann : Selbstbiographie, bis zu seinem Todevervollstandigt. / Hrsg. von Sophie Schliemann. Mit einem Portrait in Heliogravure und 10 Abbildungen.
No full textTiryns : der prähistorische Palast der Könige von Tiryns ...
No full textvon Heinrich SchliemannExlibrisstempel: "Baubibliothek ETH Hönggerberg" 990024336210205503_0001 Exemplar der ETH-BI
Heinrich Schliemann: autobiography
No full textOn January 6, 2022, is 200 years have passed since the birth of Heinrich Schliemann. He is called the Founder of Mycenaean archeology, archaeologist-amateur, gold digger, impostor, and even a charlatan. Schliemann was born in a small Prussian township but lived an extraordinarily bright life, the ultimate success of which was the excavations of ancient Troy and Mycenae. Heinrich Schliemann considered himself this not only fate but he felt that he was born for this purpose. Is it so? Does the "Dream of Troy" have its roots in Heinrich's childhood? Which of what Schliemann wrote about himself can be trusted, and which is deception, exaggeration, or adoption? The thesis dedicates to the historical and philological analysis of all autobiographies of Heinrich Schliemann to bring all known biographical information to a common denominator, filtering out mystifications and obvious borrowings, separating real facts from embellishments and hyperbole as well. Keywords Heinrich Schliemann, Autobiography, Literature, traveling, Troy, Frau
Heinrich Schliemann: autobiography
No full text6. ledna 2022 uplyne 200 let od narození Heinricha Schliemanna. Říká se mu zakladatel mykénské archeologie, je to archeolog samouk, zlatokop, podvodník, a dokonce i šarlatán. Schliemann se narodil v malém pruském městečku a žil neobyčejně jasným životem, jehož vrcholným úspěchem byly vykopávky starověké Tróje a Mykén. Sám Heinrich Schliemann to považoval nejen za osud, ale měl pocit, že se pro tento účel doslova narodil. Ale je tomu skutečně tak? Má "sen o Tróji" svůj původ v Heinrichově dětství? Čemu z toho, co o sobě Schliemann napsal, lze věřit, a co je podvod, přehánění nebo výpůjčka? Práce se věnuje historické a filologické analýze všech autobiografií Heinricha Schliemanna s cílem přivést všechny známé autobiografické informace ke společnému jmenovateli, odfiltrovat mystifikace a zjevné výpůjčky a oddělit skutečná fakta od příkras a hyperbol. Klíčová slova Heinrich Schliemann, autobiografie, literatura, cestování, Trója, podvodOn January 6, 2022, is 200 years have passed since the birth of Heinrich Schliemann. He is called the Founder of Mycenaean archeology, archaeologist-amateur, gold digger, impostor, and even a charlatan. Schliemann was born in a small Prussian township but lived an extraordinarily bright life, the ultimate success of which was the excavations of ancient Troy and Mycenae. Heinrich Schliemann considered himself this not only fate but he felt that he was born for this purpose. Is it so? Does the "Dream of Troy" have its roots in Heinrich's childhood? Which of what Schliemann wrote about himself can be trusted, and which is deception, exaggeration, or adoption? The thesis dedicates to the historical and philological analysis of all autobiographies of Heinrich Schliemann to bring all known biographical information to a common denominator, filtering out mystifications and obvious borrowings, separating real facts from embellishments and hyperbole as well. Keywords Heinrich Schliemann, Autobiography, Literature, traveling, Troy, FraudInstitute of Christian Art HistoryÚstav dějin křesťanského uměníKatolická teologická fakultaCatholic Theological Facult
Mykenae : Bericht über meine Forschungen und Entdeckungen in Mykenae und Tiryns
No full textvon Heinrich Schlieman
Orchomenos : hypomnēma epi tōn en tōi Voiōtikōi Orchomenōi anaskaphōn autou / Errikou Schliemann ; ek tēs Germanikēs hypo Sophias Err. Schliemann
No full textBericht Über die Ausgrabungen in Troja im Jahre 1890
No full textHeinrich Schliemann (1822–1890) was a businessman and self-taught archaeologist who is best known for discovering the site of the ancient city of Troy. This short book, published posthumously in 1891, begins with a vigorous polemic in which Schliemann defends himself and Wilhelm Dörpfeld against allegations by Ernst Boetticher, who persistently claimed they had falsified the evidence from Hissarlik and that 'Troy' was in fact a cremation site with ovens, rather than a settlement. The book goes on to describe the pottery of different periods exposed by a river cutting through the site. Schliemann then describes a newly excavated area that had not been razed by the Romans prior to rebuilding and gives detailed accounts of pottery, artefacts and defensive works found there, and the texts of a number of inscriptions. A final section by Dörpfeld, completed two days before Schliemann's untimely death, describes the buildings in more detail.</jats:p
Portrait de Heinrich Schliemann
No full textC'est Frank Calvert qui le premier a localisé le site de Troie en Turquie, sur la butte d'Hissarlik - "l'endroit de la forteresse" en turc - conformément à la tradition. Dans les années 1870, le site est fouillé par Heinrich Schliemann qui allait sortir Troie de terre à la stupéfaction de ses contemporains. Malgré son empressement, ses méthodes rudimentaires et ses erreurs d'appréciation, Schliemann jette les bases d'une science nouvelle promise à un grand avenir : l'archéologie. Vingt années durant il fouille sans relâche le monde homérique : Troie, Mycènes, Tirynthe, Ithaque, toute une civilisation oubliée allait renaître, celle des royaumes mycéniens.téléchargeabl
Ithaka, der Peloponnes und Troja
No full textWhere is Troy? For Heinrich Schliemann (1822–1890) the search for its exact location became a consuming passion. In 1869, when this book was first published, the existence of a real - as opposed to mythical - Troy was still disputed. The wealthy German businessman, linguist and speculator journeyed to Greece and Asia Minor in order to undertake excavations well before archaeology developed into a modern, scientific profession. This book describes his first expedition in 1868 to Corfu, Cephalonia, the Peloponnese and Ithaca. Schliemann was convinced that the mound of Hissarlik in Turkey was the site of Troy, and the golden artifacts of his 'treasury of Priam' persuaded the public of its historicity, though his destructive methods of excavation caused extensive damage to the site. Schliemann returned to Troy several times during the course of his career and published further books (also reissued in this series) about his discoveries.</jats:p
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