Studi Micenei ed Egeo-Anatolici - Nuova Serie, 11, 2025 - Maurizio Del Freo
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- Anno Edizione:
- 2026
- Collana/Rivista:
- STUDI MICENEI ED EGEO-ANATOLICI (SMEA)- ISSN 1126-6651
- Argomento:
- Archeologia e tutela del patrimonio archeologico - Saggi e Ricerche
- ISBN:
- 978-88-5491-759-0
- ISSN:
- 1126-6651
Prezzo: € 120.00
Descrizione:
Rivista: SMEA - Studi Micenei ed Egeo-Anatolici, 11
Formato: 21x27
Pagine: 176
Lingua: Inglese
Sommario:
Odysseas Boitte
Arrowheads from the Shaft Graves of Mycenae: The Emergence of a Mycenaean Weapon
Andrea Di Renzoni, Marco Bettelli, Daniele Brunelli, Valentina Cannavò, Sara Tiziana Levi
Early Start Development and Variability of a Mediterranean Decorative Tradition: Archaeometric and Stylistic Analysis of the Aeolian Capo Graziano Pottery
Sarah Georgel-Debedde
A Technological Approach to Late Minoan III Larnakes: Chaîne opératoire and Craftsmen Organization
John T. Killen
Does Mycenaean pa-ro Ever Mean ‘chez’?
John T. Killen
A Mycenaean Miscellany
Massimiliano Marazzi
Der Esel von Yerkapı: Aus der Perspektive der Anthropologie der Schrift
Alessandro Sanavia
Between Ornamentation and Ownership: Some Stamp Seal Impressions on Protopalatial Fine Ware Vessels from Phaistos and Their Possible Anatolian Links
Formato: 21x27
Pagine: 176
Lingua: Inglese
Sommario:
Odysseas Boitte
Arrowheads from the Shaft Graves of Mycenae: The Emergence of a Mycenaean Weapon
Andrea Di Renzoni, Marco Bettelli, Daniele Brunelli, Valentina Cannavò, Sara Tiziana Levi
Early Start Development and Variability of a Mediterranean Decorative Tradition: Archaeometric and Stylistic Analysis of the Aeolian Capo Graziano Pottery
Sarah Georgel-Debedde
A Technological Approach to Late Minoan III Larnakes: Chaîne opératoire and Craftsmen Organization
John T. Killen
Does Mycenaean pa-ro Ever Mean ‘chez’?
John T. Killen
A Mycenaean Miscellany
Massimiliano Marazzi
Der Esel von Yerkapı: Aus der Perspektive der Anthropologie der Schrift
Alessandro Sanavia
Between Ornamentation and Ownership: Some Stamp Seal Impressions on Protopalatial Fine Ware Vessels from Phaistos and Their Possible Anatolian Links