• Introduction, Jeffrey S. Soles1. The Human Remains, Sevi Triantaphyllou2. Burial Containers: Sarcophagi, Pithoi, and Jars, Jeffrey S. Soles, George Rethemiotakis, and Ann M. Nicgorski3. Jewelry and Other Small Finds, Jeffrey S. Soles, Ann M. Nicgorski, Katerina Kopaka, Mary Ellen Soles, Tristan Carter, and David S. Reese4. The Stone Implements, Tristan Carter5. Fauna and Flora, David S. Reese, Dimitra Mylona, Joanna Bending, and Maria Ntinou6. The Mochlos Region in the LM III Period, Thomas M. Brogan and R. Angus K. SmithApp. A. Radiocarbon Dates, Jeffrey S. SolesApp. B. Minoan Stone Vase Fragments in LM III Contexts, Tristan CarterApp. C. The Painted Plaster from House A, Polly WestlakeApp. D. Pumice Counts from LM III Contexts, Kelly Caldwell and Sarah L. SmithBibliographyConc. AConc. BIndexFiguresPlates

"[I]t...sets the reader on an attractive journey to discover the multifaceted traits of everyday life at Mochlos, as reflected by the rich material culture recovered since 1989 by the Greek-American excavation directed by Jeffrey S. Soles and Costis Davaras... [C]hapter [1] deserves special attention, in consideration of the relatively few studies at the population level on Crete. Health and oral status research opens an important window indeed on gender and social distinction in LM III Mochlos, showing how both men and women, though physically different, were involved in various outdoor activities, and further demonstrating that patterns of stress also reveal the participation of adolescents in occupational activities. Carter [devotes] Chapter 4...to the stone implements... This large and valuable study is more than a straightforward presentation of material: it offers a thorough typological analysis of the ground stone tools, as well as chipped stones, followed by a discussion by context and concluded with a synthesis of the LM III consumption of obsidian at Mochlos and Crete. [I] believe that this indispensable publication...certainly adds more food for thought and opens new paths for further exploration." -- Bryn Mawr Classical Review Bryn Mawr Classical Review "... an excellent and comprehensive presentation of work at Mochlos examining Minoan life and death there at the time just before the fall of Knossos and for almost a century afterward". -- American Journal Of Archaeology American Journal Of Archaeology

• Introduction, Jeffrey S. Soles1. The Human Remains, Sevi Triantaphyllou2. Burial Containers: Sarcophagi, Pithoi, and Jars, Jeffrey S. Soles, George Rethemiotakis, and Ann M. Nicgorski3. Jewelry and Other Small Finds, Jeffrey S. Soles, Ann M. Nicgorski, Katerina Kopaka, Mary Ellen Soles, Tristan Carter, and David S. Reese4. The Stone Implements, Tristan Carter5. Fauna and Flora, David S. Reese, Dimitra Mylona, Joanna Bending, and Maria Ntinou6. The Mochlos Region in the LM III Period, Thomas M. Brogan and R. Angus K. SmithApp. A. Radiocarbon Dates, Jeffrey S. SolesApp. B. Minoan Stone Vase Fragments in LM III Contexts, Tristan CarterApp. C. The Painted Plaster from House A, Polly WestlakeApp. D. Pumice Counts from LM III Contexts, Kelly Caldwell and Sarah L. SmithBibliographyConc. AConc. BIndexFiguresPlates

"[I]t...sets the reader on an attractive journey to discover the multifaceted traits of everyday life at Mochlos, as reflected by the rich material culture recovered since 1989 by the Greek-American excavation directed by Jeffrey S. Soles and Costis Davaras... [C]hapter [1] deserves special attention, in consideration of the relatively few studies at the population level on Crete. Health and oral status research opens an important window indeed on gender and social distinction in LM III Mochlos, showing how both men and women, though physically different, were involved in various outdoor activities, and further demonstrating that patterns of stress also reveal the participation of adolescents in occupational activities. Carter [devotes] Chapter 4...to the stone implements... This large and valuable study is more than a straightforward presentation of material: it offers a thorough typological analysis of the ground stone tools, as well as chipped stones, followed by a discussion by context and concluded with a synthesis of the LM III consumption of obsidian at Mochlos and Crete. [I] believe that this indispensable publication...certainly adds more food for thought and opens new paths for further exploration." -- Bryn Mawr Classical Review Bryn Mawr Classical Review "... an excellent and comprehensive presentation of work at Mochlos examining Minoan life and death there at the time just before the fall of Knossos and for almost a century afterward". -- American Journal Of Archaeology American Journal Of Archaeology

• Introduction, Jeffrey S. Soles1. The Human Remains, Sevi Triantaphyllou2. Burial Containers: Sarcophagi, Pithoi, and Jars, Jeffrey S. Soles, George Rethemiotakis, and Ann M. Nicgorski3. Jewelry and Other Small Finds, Jeffrey S. Soles, Ann M. Nicgorski, Katerina Kopaka, Mary Ellen Soles, Tristan Carter, and David S. Reese4. The Stone Implements, Tristan Carter5. Fauna and Flora, David S. Reese, Dimitra Mylona, Joanna Bending, and Maria Ntinou6. The Mochlos Region in the LM III Period, Thomas M. Brogan and R. Angus K. SmithApp. A. Radiocarbon Dates, Jeffrey S. SolesApp. B. Minoan Stone Vase Fragments in LM III Contexts, Tristan CarterApp. C. The Painted Plaster from House A, Polly WestlakeApp. D. Pumice Counts from LM III Contexts, Kelly Caldwell and Sarah L. SmithBibliographyConc. AConc. BIndexFiguresPlates

"[I]t...sets the reader on an attractive journey to discover the multifaceted traits of everyday life at Mochlos, as reflected by the rich material culture recovered since 1989 by the Greek-American excavation directed by Jeffrey S. Soles and Costis Davaras... [C]hapter [1] deserves special attention, in consideration of the relatively few studies at the population level on Crete. Health and oral status research opens an important window indeed on gender and social distinction in LM III Mochlos, showing how both men and women, though physically different, were involved in various outdoor activities, and further demonstrating that patterns of stress also reveal the participation of adolescents in occupational activities. Carter [devotes] Chapter 4...to the stone implements... This large and valuable study is more than a straightforward presentation of material: it offers a thorough typological analysis of the ground stone tools, as well as chipped stones, followed by a discussion by context and concluded with a synthesis of the LM III consumption of obsidian at Mochlos and Crete. [I] believe that this indispensable publication...certainly adds more food for thought and opens new paths for further exploration." -- Bryn Mawr Classical Review Bryn Mawr Classical Review "... an excellent and comprehensive presentation of work at Mochlos examining Minoan life and death there at the time just before the fall of Knossos and for almost a century afterward". -- American Journal Of Archaeology American Journal Of Archaeology