Borders in spatial organization of private, communal and religious spaces in first millennium BC Cretan settlements, starting from the Prinias case

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  • Foreword
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  • Introduction
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  • Spatial and cultural borders in first millennium BC Crete
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  • Borders, territories, and archaeological regions in Crete : before and beyond the city-states
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  • Borders in classical and post-classical Crete
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  • Settlement, demography, subsistence hinterland, and territory at first millennium BC Knossos in its Central Cretan context
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  • Territorial and political dynamics : the case of Itanos
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  • Borders and focal points in Gortyn at the beginning of the first millennium BC.
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  • Borders in spatial organization of private, communal and religious spaces in first millennium BC Cretan settlements, starting from the Prinias case
  • Borders of the past : navigating Early Iron Age Knossos and Heraklion through roads, burials, and harbours
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  • "About mourning" : funeral practices in Ancient Kamara from the Hellenistic to the Early Roman Period
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  • Non-material borders in Iron Age Crete
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  • Exploring regional trends in anthropomorphic terracotta figurines of the 5th and 4th c. BC in Crete
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  • (In)Visible borders : a study of social topography in Cretan cities from Archaic to Hellenistic times
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  • Intra-island monetary borders : some notes on Cretan coins in the Hellenistic Period
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  ISBN: 9789609559454

  ISSN: 2653-9926

  Permalink: https://digital.casalini.it/6144585

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