Betsey A. Robinson is Associate Professor of History of Art at Vanderbilt University.
The peculiarity and interest of the book resides in the oscillation
between a traditional, very accurate archaeological report and a
rich, almost novel-like historiographic inquiry. Robinson not only
reviews Hill's canonical architectural and chronological framework,
she also expands our views through a wide-ranging contextual
approach that investigates the artistic, architectural, political,
religious, geographic, geological, and even biological dimensions
of Peirene.
Julian Richard, American Journal Of Archaeology, July 2014
(118.3)
"... this text should be of interest to many different kinds of
readers interested in Corinth."
David Pettegrew, Messiah College, Corinthian Matters, Sept. 23,
2011
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