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Abstract Lorenza Grasso The sanctuary of Alaimo was discovered in the 1988 outside the ancient town of Leontini in Sicily. The dig yielded a cult open-air area that in antiquity was characterized by the proximity of rivers and by the presence of aquatic plants. In the sanctuary were performed animal sacrifices and ritual meals. The offers to the deity were mostly ceramics and small finds dated mostly between the second half of the 7th century BC and the beginnings of the 6th century BC. These offers were discovered inside a small square deposit or in the area around it. It was found also a attic red-figured krater dedicated to Dioskouroi but we propose a different dedication of the sanctuary in the archaic age. Article in volume 84, 2009, pages 17-22 Buy and download the article as PDF file
The other articles in volume 84, 2009 Anthony Russell Conrad M. Stibbe Matthias Steinhart Jean MacIntosh Turfa and Sarah Gettys Benjamin D. Rous F. Vermeulen, M. De Dapper, B. Music, P. Monsieur, H. Verreyke, Roger Ling David J. Newsome Gioconda Di Luca L.B. van der Meer Devi Taelman, Sarah Deprez, Frank Vermeulen, Morgan De Dapper
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