The Argolid at the Transition to the Mycenaean Age: Studies in the Chronology and Cultural Development in the Shaft Grave Period
Jeremy B. Rutter, Søren Dietz
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Jeremy B. Rutter, Søren Dietz
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Introduction: the chronology and history of a research discipline. Part 1 Analysis and classification of pottery: definitions asine 1926 and the chronology of settlements - a case study graves and burial contexts - catalogue of sites and contextual analysis typology of pottery from graves analysis of burial material by contexts the pottery chronology of the A-circle at Mycenae the pottery development from MH11 to LH1B - a summary. Part 2 Non-pottery gravegoods from the B-circle at Mycenae - a brief comment. Part 3 Graves and burial rites. Part 4 Site and settlement patterns in the Argolid. Part 5 Trade and communication. Part 6 Summary and perspectives.
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Introduction: the chronology and history of a research discipline. Part 1 Analysis and classification of pottery: definitions asine 1926 and the chronology of settlements - a case study graves and burial contexts - catalogue of sites and contextual analysis typology of pottery from graves analysis of burial material by contexts the pottery chronology of the A-circle at Mycenae the pottery development from MH11 to LH1B - a summary. Part 2 Non-pottery gravegoods from the B-circle at Mycenae - a brief comment. Part 3 Graves and burial rites. Part 4 Site and settlement patterns in the Argolid. Part 5 Trade and communication. Part 6 Summary and perspectives.
Key concepts: Chronology, Pottery, Typology, Period (music), Archaeology, Settlement (finance), History, Human settlement