Transport Amphorae from Methone: An Interdisciplinary Study of Production and Trade ca. 700 BCE

Kotsonas, Antonis; Kiriatzi, Evangelia; Charalambidou, Xénia; Roumpou, Maria; Müller, Noémi S.; Bessios, Matthaios

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“…119 Bujskikh 2014aTolstikov et al 2017. 120 Lozanov 2010Tzochev 2010;Filis 2012a, b;Dupont -Skarlatidou 2012;Kotsonas et al 2017. 121 Dupont 2007;Bîrzescu 2012, 201;Dupont -Skarlatidou 2012, 259 …”

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Kıyı Karia Arkaik Dönem Seramiği: Miletos Tipinde Ticari Amphoralar ve Bölgesel Amphora Üretimi ve Dağılımı Üzerine Bazı Sorular ve Ön Görüşler

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Section: Bantlı Ve Dalgalı çIzgi Bezeli Amphoralar (Fig 1 No: 1-4)mentioning

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Kıyı Karia Arkaik Dönem Seramiği: Miletos Tipinde Ticari Amphoralar ve Bölgesel Amphora Üretimi ve Dağılımı Üzerine Bazı Sorular ve Ön Görüşler

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“… 17 See Papadopoulos and Smithson 2002, 171–2. More recently for the northern Aegean, see Kotsonas 2012, 154–62; Kotsonas et al 2017, 16–18 (Thermaic-type amphorae). An indicative example from Rhodes has also recently been illustrated in Coulié and Filimonos-Tsopotou 2014, 298–9, no.…”

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Iron Age Mortuary Practices and Material Culture at the Inland Cemetery of Tsikalario on Naxos: Differentiation and Connectivity

Charalambidou

2018

Annu. Br. Sch. Athens

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Naxos, the largest of the Cycladic islands, offers a nuanced insight into Iron Age funerary behaviour in the Cyclades and relations between social groups as reflected in the archaeological record. The focus of this paper is the cemetery of Tsikalario in the hinterland of the island, with emphasis on two burial contexts which exhibit a range of activities related to funerary ceremonies and the consumption of grave-offerings. The grave-tumuli found in the Tsikalario cemetery comprise a mortuary ‘phenomenon’ not found otherwise on Naxos during the Early Iron Age. Such a differentiation in mortuary practice can be interpreted as a strategy used by the people of inland Naxos to distinguish their funerary habits from the more typical Naxian practices of, for example, the inhabitants of the coastal Naxos harbour town. This distinctive funerary practice can speak in favour of an attempt by the kinship group(s) that buried their deceased in the cemetery of Tsikalario to articulate status and identity. Beyond these tumuli, evidence from a different type of grave context at Tsikalario – Cist Grave 11 and its vicinity (Burial Context 11) – offers an additional example of a well-thought-out staging of funerary beliefs in the inland region of Naxos. Not only does it illustrate the coexistence of other types of burials in the cemetery, but, alongside the tumuli and their finds, it also demonstrates, through the symbolic package of the grave-offerings and the multifaceted network of interactions they reveal, that inland Naxos participated in the intra- and supra-island circulation of wares and ideas.

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Transport Amphorae from Methone: An Interdisciplinary Study of Production and Trade ca. 700 BCE

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Kıyı Karia Arkaik Dönem Seramiği: Miletos Tipinde Ticari Amphoralar ve Bölgesel Amphora Üretimi ve Dağılımı Üzerine Bazı Sorular ve Ön Görüşler

Kıyı Karia Arkaik Dönem Seramiği: Miletos Tipinde Ticari Amphoralar ve Bölgesel Amphora Üretimi ve Dağılımı Üzerine Bazı Sorular ve Ön Görüşler

Iron Age Mortuary Practices and Material Culture at the Inland Cemetery of Tsikalario on Naxos: Differentiation and Connectivity

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