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the ceramics revolution of early Minoan I and the new forms of wealth that transformed prehistoric society

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Publisher
INSTAP Academic Press, INSTAP Academic Press (Institute for Aegean Prehistory)
Language
English
Pages
162

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Subjects
Minoan Pottery, Wealth, Bronze age, Antiquities, Social change, Economic conditions, Social conditions, History, Ceramics, Pottery, greek, Crete (greece), antiquities, Crete (greece), social conditions, Greece, economic conditions
Places
Crete, Greece, Crete (Greece)
Times
To 1500

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The Bronze Age begins: the ceramics revolution of early Minoan I and the new forms of wealth that transformed prehistoric society
2008, INSTAP Academic Press, INSTAP Academic Press (Institute for Aegean Prehistory)
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Table of Contents

The change in ceramic technology in EM I
The clays and the fired fabrics
The pottery shapes
EM I surface treatments and decoration and their relation to fabrics, shapes, and methods of manufacture
Comments and conclusions on the pottery
The transformation of Cretan society.

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Published in
Philadelphia, PA

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Dewey Decimal Class
939/.1801
Library of Congress
DF221.C8 B54 2008, DF221.C8B54 2008

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Pagination
p. cm.
Number of pages
162

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OL23165108M
ISBN 13
9781931534529
LCCN
2009006204
OCLC/WorldCat
309836028
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6853761

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