Escaping the Labyrinth: The Cretan Neolithic in Context 1842172913, 9781842172919
Beneath the Bronze Age 'Palace of Minos', Neolithic Knossos is one of the earliest known farming settlements i
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Table of contents :
Cover
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
Abbreviations
Contributors
Chapter 1: Introduction: Escaping the Labyrinth
Chapter 2: Approaching the Labyrinth
Chapter 3: Time, Space and the Reinvention of the Cretan Neolithic
Chapter 4: A Sea of Agency: Crete in the Context of the Earliest Neolithic in Greece
Chapter 5: The Knapped Stone Technology of the First Occupants at Knossos
Chapter 6: ‘The Fauna and Economy of Neolithic Knossos’ Revisited
Chapter 7: Figurin’ Out Cretan Neolithic Society: Anthropomorphic Figurines, Symbolism and Gender Dialectics
Chapter 8: Living with the Dead: a Re-Consideration of Mortuary Practices in the Greek Neolithic
Chapter 9: Stones of Contention: Regional Axe Production and Hidden Landscapes on Neolithic Crete
Chapter 10: Neolithic Katsambas Revisited: the Evidence from the House
Chapter 11: The Neolithic Settlement of Phaistos Revisited: Evidence for Ceremonial Activity on the Eve of the Bronze Age
Chapter 12: Obsidian in Transition: the Technological Reorganization of the Obsidian Industry from Petras Kephala (Siteia) between Final Neolithic IV and Early Minoan I
Chapter 13: The Final Neolithic (Late Chalcolithic) to Early Bronze Age Transition in Crete and the Southeast Aegean Islands: Changes in Settlement Patterns and Pottery
Chapter 14: Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Coping with Marginal Colonisation in the Later Neolithic and Early Bronze Age of Crete and the Aegean
Chapter 15: The Neolithic-Early Bronze Age Transition in Crete: New Evidence from the Settlement at Petras Kephala, Siteia
Chapter 16: Long After Hippos, Well Before Palaces: A Commentary on the Cultures and Contexts of Neolithic Crete
Chapter 17: The Neolithic of Crete, as Seen from Outside
Cover
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
Abbreviations
Contributors
Chapter 1: Introduction: Escaping the Labyrinth
Chapter 2: Approaching the Labyrinth
Chapter 3: Time, Space and the Reinvention of the Cretan Neolithic
Chapter 4: A Sea of Agency: Crete in the Context of the Earliest Neolithic in Greece
Chapter 5: The Knapped Stone Technology of the First Occupants at Knossos
Chapter 6: ‘The Fauna and Economy of Neolithic Knossos’ Revisited
Chapter 7: Figurin’ Out Cretan Neolithic Society: Anthropomorphic Figurines, Symbolism and Gender Dialectics
Chapter 8: Living with the Dead: a Re-Consideration of Mortuary Practices in the Greek Neolithic
Chapter 9: Stones of Contention: Regional Axe Production and Hidden Landscapes on Neolithic Crete
Chapter 10: Neolithic Katsambas Revisited: the Evidence from the House
Chapter 11: The Neolithic Settlement of Phaistos Revisited: Evidence for Ceremonial Activity on the Eve of the Bronze Age
Chapter 12: Obsidian in Transition: the Technological Reorganization of the Obsidian Industry from Petras Kephala (Siteia) between Final Neolithic IV and Early Minoan I
Chapter 13: The Final Neolithic (Late Chalcolithic) to Early Bronze Age Transition in Crete and the Southeast Aegean Islands: Changes in Settlement Patterns and Pottery
Chapter 14: Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Coping with Marginal Colonisation in the Later Neolithic and Early Bronze Age of Crete and the Aegean
Chapter 15: The Neolithic-Early Bronze Age Transition in Crete: New Evidence from the Settlement at Petras Kephala, Siteia
Chapter 16: Long After Hippos, Well Before Palaces: A Commentary on the Cultures and Contexts of Neolithic Crete
Chapter 17: The Neolithic of Crete, as Seen from Outside
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