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Studies in the Population of Aigina, Mogens Herman Hansen, emne: historie og
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Studies in the Population of Aigina, Mogens Herman Hansen, emne: historie og samfund, Titel: Studies in the Population of Aigina, Athens and Eretria. Historisk-filosofiske Meddelelser 94
LIMITED EDITION.
ISBN: 87-7304-626-5
Forfatter: Mogens Herman Hansen
Udgiver: Det Kongelige Danske Videnskabernes Selskab.
År: 2006
Sider: 99
Format: paperback
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IKKE-RYGER HJEM
Beskrivelse: "The three studies printed here investigate three problems in the demo graphy of the ancient Greek city-state.
(1) From the size of Aigina’s fleet in 480 the population of the island has been estimated at ca. 35,000-45,000 people, which corresponds to a population density of 410-530 persons per km2. A re-assessment of how the Aiginetans manned their triremes suggests a total population of ca. 20,000, corresponding to a population density of 235 per km2, a figure which is still surprisingly high but perhaps just possible.
(2) The number of Athenian citizens in the 4th century B.C. is still a bone of contention among ancient historians. In recent years my esti mate of no less than ca. 30,000 adult male citizens has been contested by those who still prefer a total of ca. 20,000. The present study is a defence of the higher number and is focused on four issues: (a) the number of citizens required to run the Council of Five Hundred; (b) the number of ephebes; (c) the number of citizens during the period 322- 307; (d) the demographic aspects of the carrying capacity of Attika and the import of grain.
(3) A prosopographical study of some very large and almost com pletely preserved rosters of Eretrian citizens from two of a total of six tribes indicates that in ca. 300 B.C. Eretria had a declining population, that a significant number of citizens may have resorted to adoption to uphold the family line, and that the rosters probably comprise only a part of all citizens by birth, which points to a population census in the late 290s when Eretria seems to have had an oligarchic constitution"
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