The Adriatic-Ionian coastal zone of the Balkan Peninsula. Studies on contact and exchange between Greco-Illyrian East and Italic West in the Hellenistic period

该项目侧重于希腊化时期亚得里亚海和爱奥尼亚海岸相互依存的政治、经济和社会影响。公元前280年春天，随着希腊国王皮洛斯和他的军队渡过亚得里亚海，一个新的古代时代开始了：全球化的希腊罗马古代。由于这次事业的失败，罗马人征服了亚得里亚海西部海岸，并发展成为一个海军强国。殖民地建立，港口扩张。罗马和意大利商人成为希腊和罗马世界融合的主要参与者。伊利里亚部落以他们自己的方式从日益增长的交通中受益，转而从事海盗活动。该项目一方面审查皮洛斯时代相互依存的结构条件，另一方面审查它们对向西的希腊和伊利里亚部落和城市的经济发展的影响，以及对社会和家庭结构的影响，特别是对男子在海上谋生的社会中妇女的地位的影响。

The project focuses on the political, economic and social effects of the interdependence of the Adriatic and Ionian coasts in Hellenistic times. With the crossing of the Adriatic Sea by the Epirote king Pyrrhos and his army in the spring of 280 BC, a new era of antiquity began: the globalised Graeco-Roman antiquity. As a result of this failed enterprise, the Romans conquered the western Adriatic coast and developed into a naval power. Colonies were founded and ports expanded. Roman and Italian merchants became the main players in the integration of the Greek and Roman worlds. Illyrian tribes benefited in their own way from increasing traffic by turning to piracy. The project examines, on the one hand, the structural conditions of interdependence at the time of Pyrrhos, and, on the other hand, their impact on the economic development of westward orientated Greek and Illyrian tribes and cities, as well as on the social and family structure, in particular the position of women, in societies in which men sought their livelihood on the sea.