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This volume presents around 2000 finds from the excavations of the Late Bronze Age Lower Citadel of Tiryns. These are items of everyday use, such as tools, objects and jewelry made from terracotta, stone, bone, fayence and glass. It discusses in detail the finds' context, stratigraphic and chronological order, function and comparisons within and outside Greece. German text.

Complete guide to the archaeological sites of Argolis with full-color illustrations, maps, plans and reconstructions.

This volume presents around 2000 finds from the excavations of the Late Bronze Age Lower Citadel of Tiryns. These are items of everyday use, such as tools, objects and jewelry made from terracotta, stone, bone, fayence and glass. It discusses in detail the finds' context, stratigraphic and chronological order, function and comparisons within and outside Greece. German text.

IX, 213 Seiten, 62 Tafeln. 32 x 23 cm. *Due to the weight, shipping costs can be higher than indicated for international orders. We will inform you if necessary. ISBN 3805330219 Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 3000

The below data was compiled from various identification fields in the bibliographic record of this title. This data is provided as an additional tool in helping to ensure edition identification. Mycenae (1878) is the account of Heinrich Schliemann's famous archaeological excavations of the lost Greek cities of Mycenae and Tiryns, which began in 1876, and which revealed that the two cities had a historical reality outside Homeric epic. The volume is generously illustrated with images of artifacts, maps and charts.

This volume of the Tiryns series deals with the decorated Mycenaean pottery of the Late Palatial (Late Helladic IIIB2) and Post-Palatial (Late Helladic IIIC) periods from the excavations of Klaus Kilian in the Tirynthian Lower Citadel of Tiryns. The monographical presentation and analysis of an unusually well stratified pottery complex of an Argive Mycenaean centre leads to new insights on the stylistic and morphological development of this kind of pottery. The volume creates a new basis for any future assessment of Mycenaean decorated pottery in one of its main areas of production. German text.

»[.] von herausragender Bedeutung nicht nur für die Geschichte der Burg und die Kultur der Palastgesellschaft von Tiryns, sondern darüber hinaus für historische Gegebenheiten und kulturelle Erscheinungen der späthelladischen Epoche. Detaillierte Beschreibungen und stilistische Analysen sowie ein umfangreicher und qualitätsvoller Tafelteil gewähren Einblick in das vielfältige Formen- und Dekorationsspektrum des ornamental und monochrom bemalten Geschirrs, das im 13. Jahrhundert v. Chr. im Palast von Tiryns verwendet wurde und das aus nordostpeloponnesischen Töpferwerkstätten stammt.« (Gnomon 82.2010, Heft 2). IX,237 Seiten und 144 Tafeln, Großformat, Leinen (Tiryns. Forschungen und Berichte; Band X/Philipp von Zabern 2003). Früher EUR 92,50. Gewicht: 2240 g - Gebunden/Gebundene Ausgabe - Sprache: Deutsch

Mycenaean society was constantly geared for battle and invasion. Their 'cities' were heavy fortresses with unimaginably thick perimeter walls. Legendary sites such as Mycenae, Tiryns, Argos, Krisa, the Athenian Acropolis and Gla are all representative of their fortified citadels that dominated the Greek countryside for some 300 years until their sudden decline and abandonment around 1100 BC. This title describes the golden age of these fortifications; it details how these formidable structures were constructed and extended, as well as revealing the elaborate palace complexes built by the great Mycenaean warlords immortalised in the verses of Homer's Iliad.