This bibliography offers a gradual introduction for non-specialists interested in the history of the Kingdom of Macedonia, a region in northern Greece whose most famous symbol and ruler was Alexander the Great. It focuses on the Hellenistic period of the kingdom : less, therefore, on Alexander’s reign itself (336-323 BCE) than on the new era he ushered in, whose key players for Macedonia were the kings of the Antigonid dynasty, who occupied the throne for most of this period (277-168 BCE). The references provided deal primarily with political history, but also seek to cover all aspects of society (economy, war, religion, culture, etc.) and all the documents used to study it (literary, archaeological, numismatic and epigraphic sources, etc.).
- Histoire de la Macédoine hellénistique
- Sébastien Marchand - Université de Montpellier
- Pratiques et pratiques, Vol.2026(1)
- 99213906709311
- Université de Montpellier
- French
- Journal article
- hal-05578427