Newly Open Access Journal: Proceedings Ekklesiastikos Pharos

Proceedings Ekklesiastikos Pharos

Proceedings IAHS (Institute for Afro-Hellenic studies) is a multi-disciplinary scholarly and cultural publication on African-Greek history, culture and problems, including Ancient and Medieval Africa, ‘’Old”” Africa, African art and literature, Greek history, art and Culture, Greek and African religion. The Proceedings will contain non-peer-reviewed discussions, short notes, opinion articles, book reviews, info on the IAHS, and its projects and conferences. The journal will also publish peer-reviewed scholarly articles 

Volume 2014 Number 1, March 2016

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• oaPreface

  Source:Proceedings Ekklesiastikos Pharos 2014, pp 19 –19 (2016)

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• oaThe journeys of the dead : a comparative study of the ancient Egyptian and the Yoruba conceptualization of the human body

  Author Jock Matthew Agai

  Source:Proceedings Ekklesiastikos Pharos 2014, pp 21 –35 (2016)

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• oaThe Greek cultural influence in Meroitic art

  Author Amel Suliman Badi

  Source:Proceedings Ekklesiastikos Pharos 2014, pp 36 –43 (2016)

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• oaGreek kings as Egyptian gods : location and purpose of the cult statues of the Ptolemies in the Egyptian temples

  Author Elizabeth Brophy

  Source:Proceedings Ekklesiastikos Pharos 2014, pp 44 –56 (2016)

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• oaThe Greek community of Tunis (XVI-XVIII Cent.) : aspects of its formation and commercial enterprise

  Author A. Chaldeos

  Source:Proceedings Ekklesiastikos Pharos 2014, pp 57 –67 (2016)

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• oaAdventures in the sixth century Red Sea : the Nubians who never came

  Author V. Christides

  Source:Proceedings Ekklesiastikos Pharos 2014, pp 68 –79 (2016)

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• oaThe rise and fall of the cities of Roman North Africa

  Author Louise Cilliers

  Source:Proceedings Ekklesiastikos Pharos 2014, pp 80 –93 (2016)

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• oaBasil of Caesarea and John Chrysostom on the treatment of slaves

  Author Chris L. de Wet

  Source:Proceedings Ekklesiastikos Pharos 2014, pp 94 –102 (2016)

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• oaGazing upon the Tabula Banasitana : an instance of symbolic code?

  Author Luca di Campobianco

  Source:Proceedings Ekklesiastikos Pharos 2014, pp 103 –114 (2016)

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• oaThe role of the Greek Orthodox religion in the construction of ethnic identity among the Greek community of Lubumbashi, DRC

  Author Alexandra Fefopoulou

  Source:Proceedings Ekklesiastikos Pharos 2014, pp 115 –126 (2016)

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• oaMedieval Sudan in some Greek, Nubian and Arab sources

  Author Mohamed Adam Abdalrahman Hamid

  Source:Proceedings Ekklesiastikos Pharos 2014, pp 127 –131 (2016)

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• oaA new project on Nubia : the establishment of a catalogue raisonné of the documents and res gestae relating to the medieval Nubian and Sudanese rulers

  Author B. Hendrickx

  Source:Proceedings Ekklesiastikos Pharos 2014, pp 132 –136 (2016)

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• oaLe parallélisme historique entre l’empereur Constantin I^er et le roi kongo Afonso I^er alias « Constantinus Novus »

  Author O’bweng-Okwess Kizobo

  Source:Proceedings Ekklesiastikos Pharos 2014, pp 137 –143 (2016)

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• oaThe letter of the Mamluk sultan Al-Nāṣir Hasan to the Emperor John VI Kantakouzenos (30 October 1349)

  Author S. Kyriakidis

  Source:Proceedings Ekklesiastikos Pharos 2014, pp 144 –153 (2016)

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• oaArt and culture : Greeks in the diaspora

  Author Themistoklis Leontitsis

  Source:Proceedings Ekklesiastikos Pharos 2014, pp 154 –158 (2016)

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• oaWhat is the future of Greek in South Africa? Language shift and maintenance in the Greek community of Johannesburg

  Authors: Allistair MacDuling and Lawrie Barnes

  Source:Proceedings Ekklesiastikos Pharos 2014, pp 159 –172 (2016)

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• oaRepresentations in Gəˁəz texts about Ethiopian women : the early modern genre of female saints’ gädl and the modern biography of Bafäna

  Author Selamawit Mecca

  Source:Proceedings Ekklesiastikos Pharos 2014, pp 173 –173 (2016)

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• oaAfrican agency : Numidian monuments in the Hellenistic world

  Author Meg Moodie

  Source:Proceedings Ekklesiastikos Pharos 2014, pp 174 –174 (2016)

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• oaFracturing the insularity of the global state : war and conflict in Moira Buffini's Welcome to Thebes

  Author Olasope Olakundi

  Source:Proceedings Ekklesiastikos Pharos 2014, pp 175 –175 (2016)

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• oa"The Story of Miqdad and Mayasa” in the framework of the Byzantine and Afro-Arabic cultural pool

  Author Thekla Sansaridou-Hendrickx

  Source:Proceedings Ekklesiastikos Pharos 2014, pp 176 –198 (2016)

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• oaThe teaching of Modern Greek in the diaspora : the case of South Africa

  Author Katerina Skoupra

  Source:Proceedings Ekklesiastikos Pharos 2014, pp 199 –207 (2016)

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• oa‘Saintly’ protection of African rulers in the Afro-Byzantine orthodox iconographic tradition

  Author Raita Steyn

  Source:Proceedings Ekklesiastikos Pharos 2014, pp 208 –219 (2016)

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• oaReligious literacy in Greek from the Christian monastery at Qasr El-Wizz, Lower Nubia

  Author A. Tsakos

  Source:Proceedings Ekklesiastikos Pharos 2014, pp 220 –230 (2016)

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• oaThe emergence of the state of Nobadia and the Byzantine policy

  Author Effrosyni Zacharopoulou

  Source:Proceedings Ekklesiastikos Pharos 2014, pp 231 –249 (2016)

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oaAppendix

Author Arthur Molepo

Source:Proceedings Ekklesiastikos Pharos 2014, pp 250 –250 (2016)

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