Graves and Grave Markers in Archaic and Classical Crete

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Introduction 1
4. Excavations at Azoria and Stratigraphic Evidence for the Restructuring of Cretan Landscapes ca. 600 BCE 11
5. Archaic and Classical Axos 41
6. Mind the Gap: Knossos and Cretan Archaeology of the 6th Century 67
7. Drinkers, Hosts, or Fighters? Masculine Identities in Pre-Classical Crete 91
8. An Epic Perspective on Institutionalization in Archaic Crete 121
9. Archaic Laws and the Development of Civic Identity in Crete, ca. 650-450 BCE 141
10. “… there shall be no punishment to them.” Observance of Law and Social Integration in Sparta and Crete 159
11. Reading and Writing Archaic Cretan Society 177
12. Use, Re-Use and Erasure of Archaic and Classical Gortynian Inscriptions. An Archaeological Perspective 207
13. Graves and Grave Markers in Archaic and Classical Crete 219
14. Narrative Art in Archaic Crete 243
15. Isolation, Austerity and Fancy Pottery. Acquiring and Using Overseas Imported Fine Wares in 6th- and 5th-Century Eastern Crete 263
16. Index 285