Antonis Kotsonas
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Abstract Pottery is essential for understanding the history, everyday life, material culture, and trade in the Bronze Age Aegean (3100–1100BCE). It is also important for chronology, since ceramic phasing is the most widely employed method for measuring time in prehistory.
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Abstract Pottery is essential for understanding the history, everyday life, material culture, and trade in the Bronze Age Aegean (3100–1100BCE). It is also important for chronology, since ceramic phasing is the most widely employed method for measuring time in prehistory.
Key concepts: Pottery, Bronze Age, Prehistory, Chronology, Bronze, Archaeology, Ancient history, Geography