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Side 167
links seem to provide impressive evidence for a north-west Anatolian origin of the
Grotta-Pelos culture. But of these features, only the first is chronologically
convincing, and the important differences in the Cycladic and Anatolian
burnished ...
links seem to provide impressive evidence for a north-west Anatolian origin of the
Grotta-Pelos culture. But of these features, only the first is chronologically
convincing, and the important differences in the Cycladic and Anatolian
burnished ...
Side 280
A further indication of new interests and specialisations is given by the new
evidence for weaving in the late neolithic at Knossos (Evans 1964a, 233) which
parallels that in the early bronze age of the north Aegean. Wool may have been
the ...
A further indication of new interests and specialisations is given by the new
evidence for weaving in the late neolithic at Knossos (Evans 1964a, 233) which
parallels that in the early bronze age of the north Aegean. Wool may have been
the ...
Side 449
The evidence of the bronze and copper tools undoubtedly supports this position:
the axe-adze found in the Early Bronze 2 period is a specifically Aegean form
and the shaft-hole axe seen at Thebes, Petralona and Poliochni makes its
earliest ...
The evidence of the bronze and copper tools undoubtedly supports this position:
the axe-adze found in the Early Bronze 2 period is a specifically Aegean form
and the shaft-hole axe seen at Thebes, Petralona and Poliochni makes its
earliest ...
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Civilisation | 3 |
The Explanation of Culture Change | 15 |
The Neolithic Background | 63 |
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Aegean Aghia Aghios Amorgos Anatolia archaeological artefacts Blegen bowls burial Caskey cemetery Chalandriani chapter chronological cist graves copper Cretan Crete Cycladic dagger decoration early bronze age Early Cycladic Early Helladic Early Minoan early neolithic Emborio Euboia Evans evidence excavated final neolithic finds folded-arm figurines Greece Grotta-Pelos culture growth ibid important incised indicated islands Kastri Keros-Syros culture Knossos Korakou culture Kum Tepe late bronze age Lerna Macedonia mainland Greece Mallia marble material Melos Messenia metal metallurgy middle bronze age Middle Minoan Minoan-Mycenaean Mochlos Museum Mycenae Mycenaean Naxos neolithic neolithic period obsidian palace Paros pattern phase Phylakopi Phylakopi I culture pithos Poliochni population pottery prehistoric production Pyrgos radiocarbon regions Renfrew sauceboat seals seen Sesklo settlement sherds Sitagroi social society stone subsystems suggested Syros Thessaly third millennium B.C. Tiryns Tiryns culture tombs trade Troy Tsountas vessels Visited ACR ware
Bibliografisk informasjon
| Tittel | The Emergence of Civilisation: The Cyclades and the Aegean in the Third Millennium B.C. Studies in Prehistory |
| Forfatter | Colin Renfrew |
| Utgave | illustrert |
| Utgiver | Methuen, 1972 |
| Original fra | University of Michigan |
| Digitalisert | 24. jun 2008 |
| Lengde | 627 sider |
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