Mobile Societies, Mobile Religions: On the Ecological Roots of Two Religions Deemed MonotheisticMain MenuCommitteeChapter 0.2AbstractChapter 0.3IntroductionChapter 1.1An Approach: Theories and MethodologyChapter 2.1Religions Deemed MonotheisticChapter 3.1Mobile PastoralismChapter 4.1Agriculturally Marginal LandscapesChapter 5.1Buildings Deemed ReligiousChapter 6.1Art Deemed ReligiousChapter 7.1People (and Texts) Deemed ReligiousChapter 8.1BibliographyChapter 10.1Edward N. Surmanc78fe98336bf045afb251eff111815ab4e99d695
Note the relative obscurity of the symbols amidst the visual cacophony of the floor.
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12019-03-31T18:04:59-07:00Edward N. Surmanc78fe98336bf045afb251eff111815ab4e99d695The Star of David and Swastika in a Mosaic at Neo Paphos1Photo of symbol mosaic at a Roman villa at Neo Paphos, Cyprusplain2019-03-31T18:04:59-07:00Critical Commons2018ImagePhoto from Paphos Archaeological SiteRobert Polášek2019-03-31T18:07:10ZEdward N. Surmanc78fe98336bf045afb251eff111815ab4e99d695
