LM IB Pottery

Relative Chronology and Regional Differences

Inbunden, Engelska, 2011

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This volume deals with the study of pottery from the final phase of the Neopalatial phase in Crete, called Late Minoan IB (LM IB). The contributors are excavators of Cretan sites with unpublished LM IB material. LM IB pottery has three broad goals: the publication of complete, stratified LM IB assemblages, the identification of local production and consumption patterns and related regional and off-island trade networks, and finally a review of the relative chronology for the latter half of LM I.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum2011-10-15
Mått218 x 282 x 24 mm
Vikt1 426 g
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor656
FörlagAarhus University Press
ISBN9788779345737

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Volume 1. LM IB Pottery in Khania Maria Andreadaki-Vlazaki From LM IB Marine Style to LM II marine motifs. Stratigraphy, chronology and the social context of a ceramic transformation: a response to Maria Andreadaki-Vlazaki Eleni Hatzaki The LM I pottery from the ceramic workshop at Zominthos Sebastian TraunmuellerResponse to Sebastian Traunmueller Nicola Cucuzza LM IB pottery from the colonies. Hagios Georgios sto Vouno, Kythera Iphigenia TournavitouKythera, the Levant, Myrtos-Pyrgos and Knossos: a response to Iphigenia Tournavitou Gerald CadoganKnossos Royal Road: North, LM IB deposits Sinclair HoodResponse to Sinclair Hood Birgitta P. HallagerLate Minoan IB pottery from Knossos: Stratigraphical Museum Excavations, the North Building Peter M. WarrenThe final LM IB destructions at Knossos and at Phaistos: a response to Peter Warren Orazio PalioLM I pottery groups from the Palace and the town of Galatas, Pediada Giorgos Rethemiotakis & Kostis S. ChristakisResponse to Giorgos Rethemiotakis & Kostis Christakis Tim CunninghamPithoi and economy in LM IB state societies Kostis S. ChristakisRemarks on Storage and chronology in Late Cycladic I Akrotiri, Thera: a response to Kostis Christakis Irene NikolakopoulouFrom the end of LM IA to the end of LM IB: the pottery evidence from Hagia Triada Dario PuglisiMakrygialos reloaded: the LM IB pottery: a response to Dario Puglisi Eleni MantzouraniLate Minoan IB at Kommos: a sequence of at least three distinct stages Jeremy B. RutterVolume 2 LM IB pottery from the rural Villa of Pitsidia: a response to Jery Rutter Despina Chatzi-VallianouPottery from the LM IB building at Skinias Stella MandalakiTime, place and practice in the East Mesara: the case of Skinias. A response to Stella Mandalaki Carl KnappettPottery at Pseira in LM IB Philip P. BetancourtResponse to Philip P. Betancourt Penelope MountjoyPottery of the late Neopalatial periods at Mochlos Kellee A. Barnard & Thomas M. Brogan LM IB phases at Mochlos and the single phase of LM IB at Knossos: a response to Kellee Barnard & Thomas Brogan Colin F. Macdonald LM IB Petras: the pottery from Room E in Hous II.1 Metaxia Tsipopoulou & Maria Emanuela Alberti An introduction to the LM IB pottery from Poros: a response to Metaxia Tsipopoulou and Emanuela Alberti Eleni S. Banou The LM IB Renaissance at postdiluvian Pre-Mycenaean Palaikastro Sean Hemingway, J. Alexander MacGillivray & L. Hugh Sackett LM IB ceramic phases at Palaikastro and Malia: a response to Sean Hemingway, J. Alexander MacGilivray & L. Hugh Sackett Aleydis Van de Moortel Between Palaikastro and Zakros: the pottery from the final Neopalatial horizon of the Sea Guard-House, Karoumes Leonidas Vokotopoulos The LM IB pottery from Papadiokampos: a response to Leonidas Vokotopoulos Thomas M. Brogan, Chrysa Sofianou & Jerolyn E. MorrisonZakros: one or two destructions around the end of the LM IB period Lefteris Platon A West Cretan response (Nerokourou) to Lefteris Platon and the LM IB pottery from Zakros Athanasia KantaClosing comments Wolf-Dietrich Niemeier

"This stimulating book...is a major contribution to our knowledge of Neopalatial pottery, and anyone who wants to investigate this crucial period, which sees the passage from the final Minoan palatial stage to a new era oriented toward the mainland, should consult this book as a source of primary evidence as well as of much other useful information." - Luca Girella, Uninettuno University of Rome, Bryn Mawr Classical Review (2013.05.08)