Archaeology Odyssey

Politis,“Biblical Zoar.”

Politis,“Biblical Zoar.”

Politis, “Biblical Zoar.”

Politis, “The Looting of an Ancient Site,” Minerva, vol. 5 no. 6 (November/December 1994).

Politis, “Ghawr As-Safi.”

Politis, “Ghawr As-Safi.”

Politis, “Survey and Rescue Collections in the Ghawr As-Safi,” Annual of the Department of Antiquities of Jordan, vol. 42 (Amman, 1998).

Konstantinos D. Politis, “Rescue Excavations in the Nabataean Cemetery at Khirbat Qazone 1996–1997,” Annual of the Department of Antiquities of Jordan, vol. 42 (Amman, 1998).

See MacDonald, Architecture of the Roman Empire, p. 135: “Hadrian ordered, suggested, and criticized, shaping buildings more by the force of his intellect and personality than by any painstaking professional procedures for which in any event he had little or no time…Through his passion for building he influenced architecture profoundly, not the least because he was able to manipulate so much talent, manpower, and money in its favor.” Hence, conversely, the buildings reveal the mind of the builder.