Offensive weapons in Cypriot Early Iron Age elite burials (LC III B/CG) as indicators for autochthonous traditions and external cultural influences

P. 195-206

• Information

  DOI: 10.1400/212826

  ISSN: 2037-738X

  Permalink: http://digital.casalini.it/10.1400/212826
• In this issue

  • Programme ; Liste des orateurs ; Discours d'ouverture
  • The sanctuary of Ayia Irini : looking beyond the figurines
  • Regional connections during the Middle-Late Cypriot transition : new evidence from Kissonerga-Skalia
  • Epigraphy and linguistic history of Cyprus : status and perspective
  • Some considerations on the function of the Mycenaean pottery found in the Enkomi tombs
  • Cyprus and the Anatolian Mycenaeans
  • Religion et cultes à Amathonte avant l'époque héllénistique
  • Return to Cape Gelidonya
  • Le rôle des Phéniciens a Chypre selon les inscriptions phéniciennes trouvées sur l'île à l'époque archaïque
  • Images de la grande déesse de Chypre entre 1600 et 600 av. J.-C.
  • Cyprus at the end of the Bronze again
  • The production and trade of Cypriot copper in the Late Bronze Age : an analysis of the evidence
  • Metals and beyond : Cyprus and Sardinia in the Bronze Age Mediterranean network
  • Social and ethnic change in Cyprus during the 11th century B.C : new evidence from Kourion, Kaloriziki, Tomb 40.
  • Cypriot metalwork of the Late Bronze Age.
  • L'écriture à Chypre
  • Offensive weapons in Cypriot Early Iron Age elite burials (LC III B/CG) as indicators for autochthonous traditions and external cultural influences
  • Chypre et le Levant nord à la fin de l'Âge du Bronze : témoignages écrits et documents archéologiques
  • Conclusions