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9781902937366

Horizon : A Colloquium on the Prehistory of the Cyclades

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    9781902937366

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    1902937368

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2008-06-30
  • Publisher: David Brown Book Co

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Summary

The Cycladic Islands of Greece played a central role in Aegean prehistory, and many new discoveries have been made in recent years at sites ranging in date from the Mesolithic period to the end of the Bronze Age. In the well-illustrated chapters of this book, based on the recent conference held at the McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research in Cambridge, international scholars including leading Greek archaeologists offer new information about recent developments, many arising from hitherto unpublished excavations. The book contains novel theoretical insights into the workings of culture process in the prehistoric cultures of the islands. It will be an indispensable resource for students and scholars interested in the prehistory of the Aegean and in the contributions made to its development by the prehistoric inhabitants of the Cyclades.

Table of Contents

Introduction: Cycladic Studies Today
Sea Routes in the Prehistoric Cyclades
The Mesolithic Settlement and Cemetary of Maroulas on Kythnos
Glimpses of Aegean Island Communitites during the Mesolithic and Neolithic Periods: the Zooarchaeological Point of View
The Architectural Phases of the Neolithic Settlement of Ftelia on Mykonos
Economy and Occupation in the Cyclades during the Late Neolithic: the Example of Ftelia, Mykonos
Strofilas: a Neolithic Settlement on Andros
Some Initial Wobbly Steps Towards a Late Neolithic to Early Bronze III Radiocarbon Chronology for the Cyclades
Some Refelections on EC Domestic Space Arising from Observations at Koukounaries, Paros
Aspects of Pottery Circulation in the Cyclades During the Early EB II Period: Fine and Semi-fine Imported Ceramic Wares at Skarkos, Ios
Observations on the Early Brinze Age Sealings from the Cave of Zas at Naxos
Markiani on Amorgos: an Early Bronze Age Fortified Settlement - Overview of the 1985-91 Investigations
Dhaskalio Kavos, Keros: the Investigations of 1987-88
Dhaskalio Kavos, Keros: the Pottery from the Investigations of the 1960s
Akrotiri, Thera: the Late Neolithic and Early bronze Age Phases in the Light of Recent Excavations at the Site
Akrotiri, Thera: Stone Vessels and Implements of the Early Bronze Age - a Preliminary Report
The 'Kastri Group': Evidence from Korfariton Amygdalion (Panormos) Naxos, Dhaskalio Keros and Akrotiri Thera
Chambers of Mystery
Obsidian Beyond Technology? The 'Cenotaphic' Use of Obsidian in the Pillar Shaft 17 Area of Akrotiri, Thera
Early Bronze Age Cemetaries of the Kampos Group on Ano Kouphonisi
Naxos, Tsikniades: an Early Cycladic Cemetary
The Early Cycladic Cemetary at Rivari on Melos
Early Cycladic II-III Finds from Rivari, Melos
The Consumption of Obsidian in the Early Bronze Age Cyclades
The Cemetary at Haghia Photia, Crete
The Transition from EB I to EB II in the Cyclades and Crete: Historical and Cultural Repercussions for Aegean Communities
The Gateway Port of Poro-Katsambas: Trade and Exchange between North-central Crete and the Cyclades in EB I-II
Diaspora, Presence or Interaction?: the Cyclades and the Greek Mainland from the Final Neolithic to Early Bronze II
The EH I Deposit Pit at Tsepi, Marathon: Features, Formation and the Breakage of the Finds
Note on the Extent of Cultural Continuity on the Cyclades after the 'Zeit der Wende' ('Time of Change') in the Late Third Millennium BC: the Ceramic Perspective
The Donkey: an Appropriate Technology for Early Bronze Age Land Transport and Traction
The Commercial Foundation and Development of Ayia Irini IV (Kea) 305
Trapped in the Middle: New Stratigraphic and Ceramic Evidence from Middle Cycladic Akrotiti, Thera
Aegina Kolanna and the Cyclades
Postherds from the Edge: the Construction of Identities and the Limits of Minoanized Areas of the Aegean
'Cooking' Installations in LC IA Akrotiri on Thera: a Preliminary Study of the 'Kitchen' in Pillar Shaft 65
Written and Stamped Records in the Late Bronze Age Cyclades: the Sea Journeys of an Administration
Changing Patterns in Prehistroic Cycladic Metallurgy
The Settlement of South Phylakopi: a Reassessment of Dawkins and Droop's 1911 Excavations
Horizon and Body: Some Aspects of Cycladic Symbolism
From Pots to Pictures: Middle Cycladic Figurative Art from Akrotiri, Thera
The Wall Paintings from the Xeste 3 Building at Akrotiri: Towards an Interpretation of the Iconographic Programme
The Cyclades during the Mycenaean Period
A Late Mycenaean Journey from Thera to Naxos: the Cyclades in the Twelfth Century BC
References
Index
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