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(North-west Greece here comprises the Ionian islands, Aetolia, Acarnania and
Epirus; central Greece here includes Attica and Euboia.) These figures possibly
reflect as much as anything the intensity of survey work in prehistoric Crete.
(North-west Greece here comprises the Ionian islands, Aetolia, Acarnania and
Epirus; central Greece here includes Attica and Euboia.) These figures possibly
reflect as much as anything the intensity of survey work in prehistoric Crete.
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These were the chief areas of prehistoric settlement in northern Greece. The
climate of Greece is typically Mediterranean: warm, wet winters and hot dry
summers, with frequent clear skies and strong winds. The modifying effect of
altitude in the ...
These were the chief areas of prehistoric settlement in northern Greece. The
climate of Greece is typically Mediterranean: warm, wet winters and hot dry
summers, with frequent clear skies and strong winds. The modifying effect of
altitude in the ...
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Lentils are believed to be native to Greece: wild lentils are reported from early
neolithic Thessaly (Hopf 1962; Milojcic, Boessneck and Hopf 1964, 104), and are
found as food plants in early contexts. The wild vine is today widely found in the ...
Lentils are believed to be native to Greece: wild lentils are reported from early
neolithic Thessaly (Hopf 1962; Milojcic, Boessneck and Hopf 1964, 104), and are
found as food plants in early contexts. The wild vine is today widely found in the ...
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Aegean Amorgos Anatolia Antiparos archaeological artefacts Blegen bowls burial Caskey cemetery Chalandriani chapter cist graves copper craft Cretan Crete Cycladic dagger decoration documented early bronze age Early Cycladic Early Minoan early neolithic Euboia Eutresis evidence excavated final neolithic finds folded-arm figurine Greece Grotta-Pelos culture growth ibid important incised indicated islands jugs Kastri Keros-Syros culture Knossos Korakou Korakou culture late bronze age Lerna mainland Greece Manika material Mediterranean Melos metal metallurgy middle bronze age Middle Minoan Minoan-Mycenaean Mochlos Museum Mycenae Mycenaean Naxos neolithic neolithic period obsidian palace Paros phase Phylakopi Phylakopi I culture Poliochni population pottery prehistoric production Pyrgos pyxis radiocarbon redistribution regions Renfrew sauceboat seals seen settlement sherds Sitagroi social society specialisation stone subsistence subsystems suggested Syros Thessaly third millennium B.C. Tiryns Tiryns culture tombs trade Troy Tsountas vases vessels village 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 Virginia |
| Digitalisert | 27. mai 2008 |
| Lengde | 627 sider |
| Eksporter sitat | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |