List of Illustrations
p. 401-416
Extrait
Fig. 2.1. | Plan of the LM IIIB1 settlement in the Agia Aikaterini Square in Khania (Hallager & Hallager 2011: fig. 1) | 39 |
Fig. 2.2. | Plan of the LM IIIB2 settlement in the Agia Aikaterini Square in Khania (Hallager & Hallager 2003: fig.1) | 40 |
Fig. 2.3. | LM IIIB1 kylix, footed cup and bowl (drawings by the author) | 41 |
Fig. 2.4. | LM IIIB1 spouted cup and globular cup (drawings by the author) | 41 |
Fig. 2.5. | LM IIIB1 small globular and squat stirrup jars and stirrup jar imitating FS 182 (drawings by the author; photograph after Andreadaki-Vlasaki 1997: fig. 10) | 42 |
Fig. 2.6. | LM IIIB1 cylinder-necked jug, collared jug, beak-spouted jug, funnel-necked jug, ewer and juglet (drawings by the author) | 43 |
Fig. 2.7. | LM IIIB1 wide-mouthed jar, tankard and handleless goblet (drawings by the author) | 43 |
Fig. 2.8. | LM IIIB1 cup, footed cup, krater and amphoroid krater (drawings by the author) | 44 |
Fig. 2.9. | LM IIIB1 conical rhyton, wide-mouthed rhyton (funnel) and ladle (drawings by the author) | 44 |
Fig. 2.10. | LM IIIB2 banded cups (Hallager & Hallager 2003: pl. 47) | 45 |
Fig. 2.11. | LM IIIB2 double-rim-band bowls (Hallager & Hallager 2003: pl. 51) | 45 |
Fig. 2.12. | LM IIIB2 carinated cups (drawings by the author) | 46 |
Fig. 2.13. | Distribution of vases made in the Kydonian workshop (Hallager & Hallager 2011: fig 97). 2. Nopigeia; 3. Deliana; 4. Theriso; 5. Mameloukou; 6. Koumarospilio; 7. Kalami; 8. Kokkino Khorio; 9. Stylos; 10. Asprosykia; 11. Mastampas/Rethymnon; 12. Armenoi; 13. Maroulas; 14. Pigi; 15. Khamalevri; 16. Voliones; 17. Apodoulou (Aigidomantra. Frangou tou louri); 18. Sata; 19. Klima Pyrgiotissas; 20. Kalochorafitis; 21. Haghia Triada; 22. Kommos; 23. Gazi; 24. Tylissos; 25. Knossos; 26. Kyparissi; Metochion Kalou; 27. Dhamania; 28. Gournes; 29. Kastelli; 30. Keratokambou; 31. Malia; 32. Sissi; 33. Milatos; 34. Kritsa; 35. Gra Lygia; 36. Episkopi; 37. Gournia; 38. Pachyammos; 39. Mochlos; 40. Sitia; 41. Petras; 42. Palaikastro | 47 |
Fig. 2.14. | Khania, Odos Palama tomb 8 (Hallager & McGeorge 1992: fig. 11) | 48 |
Fig. 2.15. | Khania, Odos Palama tomb 8. Drawings of the motifs on the two best preserved silver signet rings (CMS V, Suppl. IA, nos 111-112) | 49 |
Fig. 3.1. | General plan of Knossos showing location of sites referred to in text (courtesy of T. Whitelaw) | 54 |
Fig. 3.2. | Ground plan of LP and MUM showing area of MUM occupied in LM III and location of LPN trenches | 55 |
Tab. 3.1. | Knossos sequence (Momigliano 2007: 7, Table 0.2) with the contribution of LPN Contexts highlighted in bold | 55 |
Fig. 3.3. | LPN in Phase 4 (LM IIIA1-LM IIIB early) | 58 |
Fig. 3.4. | Context 4.13.1 in situ (E. Hatzaki) | 58 |
Tab. 3.2. | LPN stratified sequence of Contexts and associated ceramic dates | 59 |
Fig. 3.5. | LPN in Phase 5 (LM IIIB late-LM IIIC early) | 60 |
Fig. 3.6. | LM IIIA1/2: a selection of pottery from LPN Context 4.2.1 | 61 |
Fig. 3.7. | LM IIIA2: a selection of pottery from LPN Context 4.4.1 | 62 |
Fig. 3.8. | LM IIIB early decorated: a selection of pottery from LPN Context 4.7.2 | 63 |
Fig. 3.9. | LM IIIB early plain: a selection of pottery from LPN Context 4.13.1 | 64 |
Fig. 3.10. | LM IIIB late: a selection of pottery from LPN Context 5.4.3 | 65 |
Fig. 3.11. | LM IIIB late: a selection of pottery from LPN Context 5.6.4 | 66 |
Tab. 3.3. | Most common LM III Knossian coarse wares and their chronological attributions | 67 |
Tab. 3.4. | LM IIIB2 Khania and LM IIIB late Knossos most common pottery shapes and decorative motifs | 71 |
Fig. 4.1. | The Aposelemis Gorge, view from the south (© Google Earth) | 79 |
Fig. 4.2. | Manolis Blavakis, who showed us the site, by the Aposelemis riverbed (S. Amanakis) | 80 |
Fig. 4.3. | The Aposelemis Gorge. The site of Kalamafka, view from north-west (M. Spyridakis) | 80 |
Fig. 4.4. | The Aposelemis Gorge. The site of Kalamafka, view from south-west (M. Spyridakis) | 81 |
Fig. 4.5. | The Aposelemis Gorge. The site of Kalamafka, close-up view from west (M. Spyridakis) | 81 |
Fig. 4.6. | Photogrammetric 3D modeling of the site (M. Spyridakis) | 82 |
Fig. 4.7. | The entrance, view from above (excavation archive) | 82 |
Fig. 4.8. | Level A, from above, south, after the excavation (excavation archive) | 83 |
Fig. 4.9. | Level B, view from south (excavation archive) | 83 |
Fig. 4.10. | Level B. The hearth. Note the pebbles (excavation archive) | 84 |
Fig. 4.11. | Excavating levels C and D (excavation archive) | 84 |
Fig. 4.12. | Level D. The hearth. Detail (excavation archive) | 85 |
Fig. 4.13. | Cups. a. Kalamafka, Level D, stratum 1; b. Kalamafka, Level B, surface stratum, c. Knossos, Makritikhos, LM IIIB Early (after Hatzaki 2007: fig. 6.26); d. Knossos, Little Palace, LM IIIB-C (after Hatzaki 2005: fig. 4.22; not to scale) | 86 |
Fig. 4.14. | Deep bowls, a. Kalamafka, Level B, area east of wall 1; b. Kalamafka, Level B, south of wall 2; c. Kalamafka Level B, area west of wall 1; d. Knossos, Makritikhos (after Hatzaki 2007: fig. 6.35; not to scale) |
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Fig. 4.15. | Shallow bowls, a-b. Kalamafka, Level D; c. Mycenae (after Tzedakis & Martlew 1999: 133, n° 116; not to scale) | 87 |
Fig. 4.16. | Bowls with pulled out spout, a-b. Kalamafka, Level D; c. Mochlos (after Smith 2010: fig. 13) | 88 |
Fig. 4.17. | Conical cups. a-b. Kalamafka, Level B | 89 |
Fig. 4.18. | Champagne cups. a. Kalamafka, Level D; b-c. Kalamafka, Level B; d. Knossos, Stratigraphical Museum Extension Site (after Warren 1997: fig. 34: P1664); e. Gouves (after Vallianou 1997: pl. CXL); f. Knossos, Unexplored Mansion (after Popham 1984: pl. 180: 5) | 89 |
Fig. 4.19. | Plain kylikes. Kalamafka. a-c. level D, d. level B | 90 |
Fig. 4.20. | Monochrome kylix and digital reconstruction. Kalamafka, Level D | 90 |
Fig. 4.21. | Decorated Kylikes. Kalamafka. a. Level B; b. Level D | 91 |
Fig. 4.22. | Jugs. Kalamafka. a, d. Level D; b-c. Level B | 91 |
Fig. 4.23. | Amphoroid kraters. a. Kalamafka, Level D; b. Kalamafka, Level B; c. Milatos (after Kanta 1980: pl. 52: 1-3) | 93 |
Fig. 4.24. | Large stirrup jars. Kalamafka, Level D | 94 |
Fig. 4.25. | Small fine stirrup jars. Kalamafka, Level B | 95 |
Fig. 4.26. | Pyxides. Kalamafka. Level B | 95 |
Fig. 4.27. | Cooking pots. Kalamafka. a, d. Level D; b-c. Level B | 96 |
Fig. 4.28. | Kalamafka, pithoid jars | 97 |
Fig. 4.29. | Kalamafka, pithoi and pithoid jars | 98 |
Fig. 4.30. | Map of North-Central Crete with the sites mentioned | 99 |
Fig. 5.1. | Plan of the excavated area (S. Sfakianakis, E. Alexakis, P. Stefanakis and D. Chatzi-Vallianou) | 104 |
Fig. 5.2. | a. Plan of Kilns I and VI; b. sections N-S (a-a) and W-E (b-b) of Kiln I (E. Alexaki) | 106 |
Fig. 5.3. | Kiln I during and after excavation (D. Chatzi-Vallianou) | 106 |
Fig. 5.4. | Pottery from Kiln I. Decorated cups and deep bowls (M.-J. Schumacher) | 108 |
Fig. 5.5. | Pottery from Kiln I. Decorated cups, bowls, kylikes, stirrup jars, conical rhyta (M.-J. Schumacher) | 109 |
Fig. 5.6. | Cup/kilyx P10.1 from Kiln I (photo: A. Vallianos; drawing: M.-J. Schumacher) | 110 |
Fig. 5.7. | Rhyton A278 from Kiln I (photo: A. Vallianos; drawing: M.-J. Schumacher) | 111 |
Fig. 5.8. | Pottery from Kiln I. Decorated closed vessels (M.-J. Schumacher) | 112 |
Fig. 5.9. | Squat stirrup jar P15.37 from Kiln I (M.-J. Schumacher) | 113 |
Fig. 5.10. | Cup A262/85 from Kiln I (photo: A. Vallianos; drawing: K. Astrinakis) | 113 |
Fig. 5.11. | Conical cup A274 from Kiln I (A. Vallianos) | 114 |
Fig. 5.12. | Deep bowl/cup A257/85 from Kiln I (photo: A. Vallianos; drawing: K. Astrinakis) | 114 |
Fig. 5.13. | Champagne cup A252/85 from Kiln I (photo: A. Vallianos; drawing: D. Kontopodi) | 115 |
Fig. 5.14. | Champagne cup P12.4 from Kiln 1 (M.-J. Schumacher) | 115 |
Fig. 5.15. | Champagne cups from different Gouves buildings (D. Kontopodi, M-J. Schumacher, T. Papadogonas) | 116 |
Fig. 5.16. | Deep bowl A95/91 from around Kiln I (photo: A. Vallianos; drawing: D. Kontopodi) | 117 |
Fig. 5.17. | Monochrome bowl or cup A51, west of Kiln IX (D. Kontopodi) | 117 |
Fig. 5.18. | Monochrome cups A86 (north of Complex B) and A99 (Room C3. XXIIIa-d) (photo: A. Vallianos; drawing: D. Kontopodi) | 118 |
Fig. 5.19. | Misshapen grey badly-fired sherd Pl4.1 found inside Kiln I (A. Vallianos) | 118 |
Fig. 5.20. | Monochrome cup A157/92 from Kiln IV (photo: A. Vallianos; drawing: M.-J. Schumacher) | 118 |
Fig. 5.21. | Cup A67 from Room A. III (D. Kontopodi) | 119 |
Fig. 5.22. | Cup A76 from Potter’s Workshop A. XI (D. Kontopodi) | 120 |
Fig. 5.23. | Cup A80 from Potter’s Workshop A. XI (A. Vallianos) | 120 |
Fig. 5.24. | Cup A222/94 from Room C3. XXXVII (D. Kontopodi) | 120 |
Fig. 5.25. | Plan of Building C3 with Room XVII (Grid Square M/18) (S. Sfakianaki, P. Stefanaki) | 121 |
Fig. 5.26. | Building C3, Rooms XXXII, XVII, XIVa, N-S Section (S. Sfakianaki, P. Stefanaki) | 121 |
Fig. 5.27. | Building C3, Rooms XXXIX, XXVIII, XVII, E-W Section (S. Sfakianaki, P. Stefanaki) | 122 |
Fig. 5.28. | Snake tube A143 from Room C3. XVII (photo: A. Vallianos; drawing: M.-J. Schumacher) | 123 |
Fig. 5.29. | Stirrup jar A144 from Room C3. XVII (photo: A. Vallianos; drawing: D. Kontopodi) | 124 |
Fig. 5.30. | Stirrup jar A150 from Room C3. XVII (photo: A. Vallianos; drawing: M.-J. Schumacher) | 125 |
Fig. 5.31. | Sherds of stirrup jar P337+355+392 from Kiln IV (photo: A. Vallianos; drawing: M.-J. Schumacher) | 126 |
Fig. 5.32. | Bowl or skyphoid krater A146 from Room C3. XVII (photo: A. Vallianos; drawing: M.-J. Schumacher) | 127 |
Fig. 5.33. | Kylikes A265, A266 and A268 from Room C3. XVII (photo: A. Vallianos; drawing: D. Kontopodi) | 128 |
Fig. 5.34. | Kylix A267 from Room C3. XVII (photo: A. Vallianos; drawing: D. Kontopodi) | 130 |
Fig. 5.35. | Jug P378b.4 from Room C3. XVII (M.-J. Schumacher) | 131 |
Fig. 5.36. | Sherd of large basin P378a.2 from Room C3. XVII (M.-J. Schumacher) | 131 |
Fig. 5.37. | a-b Sherds of rhyta P378b and P378b.3 from Room C3. XVII (M.-J. Schumacher) | 131 |
Fig. 5.38. | Clay small figurine of a bull’s head P378b.5 from Room C3. XVII (A. Vallianos) | 132 |
Fig. 5.39. | Room C3. XVII during the excavation, after the removal of layer 2d (= GR 378). Views of the south-east corner and south side (respectively from north and east) with champagne cup A149 and the rectangular stone (D. Chatzi-Vallianou) | 132 |
Fig. 5.40. | Champagne cup A149 from Room C3. XVII (photo: A. Vallianos; drawing: M.-J. Schumacher) | 133 |
Fig. 5.41. | Room C3. XVII during the excavation and the removal of layer 4a-b. View of the south side and south-east corner with stirrup jar A150, pyxis A151 and amphoriskos A152 (D. Chatzi-Vallianou) | 133 |
Fig. 5.42. | Pyxis A151 from Room C3. XVII (photo: A. Vallianos; drawing: D. Kontopodi) | 134 |
Fig. 5.43. | Amphoriskos A152 from Room C3. XVII (drawing: D. Kontopodi) | 134 |
Fig. 5.44. | Pithos A154 from Room C3. XVII (M.-J. Schumacher) | 135 |
Fig. 5.45. | Kylix P424b1.1 from Room C3. XVII (M.-J. Schumacher) | 135 |
Fig. 5.46. | Decorated closed vessel P424b.3 from Room C3. XVII (M.-J. Schumacher) | 135 |
Fig. 5.47. | Bones and a piece of pumice from Room C3. XVII, layers 5 and 6 (A. Vallianos) | 136 |
Fig. 5.48. | Decorated sherds P444 and P446a from Room C3. XV11, layer 6a (M.-J. Schumacher) | 137 |
Fig. 5.49. | Decorated cups P446d, P446f, P446g, P446h from Room C3. XV11, layer 6b (M.-J. Schumacher) | 137 |
Fig. 5.50. | Small goblet/kylix P447 from Room C3. XVII, layer 6b (M.-J. Schumacher) | 137 |
Fig. 5.51. | Large basin P430c from Room C3. XVII, layer 6b (M.-J. Schumacher) | 137 |
Fig. 5.52. | Beaked or spouted jug P445 from Room C3. XV11, layer 6b (M.-J. Schumacher) | 138 |
Fig. 5.53. | Sherd of bowl or cup P448 from Room C3. XVII, layer 7a (photo: A. Vallianos; drawing: M.– J. Schumacher) | 138 |
Fig. 5.54. | Sherd of plain kylix P439b. 1 from Room C3. XVII, layer 7a (M.-J. Schumacher) | 138 |
Fig. 5.55. | The west part of Room C3. XVII at the end of the excavation (1993) (D. Chatzi-Vallianou) | 139 |
Fig. 5.56. | Complex B. The area north of Megaron (Rooms 1-III) during the excavation and removal of a mass of pumice (D. Chatzi-Vallianou) | 140 |
Fig. 5.57. | Complex A. Potter’s Workshop A. XI. a. During the excavation and removal of a mass of pumice; b. Vases A78 and A79 in situ covered by pumice (D. Chatzi-Vallianou) | 141 |
Fig. 5.58. | Complex C. Room XXIII during the excavation, with vases A98, A99, A100 in situ and the pebbles layer (D. Chatzi-Vallianou) | 141 |
Fig. 5.59. | a. Complex C. Amphoriskos A98 from Room C3. XXIII (A. Vallianos) b. Complex A. Amphoriskos A21 from Room A. VI (D. Kontopodi) | 142 |
Fig. 5.60. | Complex C. Mug-rhyton A182 from Room C2. XXVII (A. Vallianos) | 143 |
Fig. 5.61. | Complex A. krater A63 from Workshop A. XI (A. Vallianos) | 143 |
Fig. 5.62. | Complex B. Cup A85 from the area (H 11/12) north of the Megaron (Rooms I-III) (D. Kontopodi) | 143 |
Fig. 5.63. | Complex A. Cup A220 from Room A. VI (D. Chatzi-Vallianou) | 143 |
Fig. 5.64. | Graphic Reconstruction of the Potter’s Workshop A. XI (D. Chatzi-Vallianou, A. Katsarakis) | 145 |
Fig. 5.65. | Workshop A. XI. The potter’s cylindrical implement A79 (K. Astrinaki) | 146 |
Fig. 5.66. | Graphic reconstructions of the decoration of a stirrup jar (D. Chatzi-Vallianou, A. Katsarakis) | 146 |
Fig. 5.67. | Graphic reconstruction of the decoration of a conical rhyton (D. Chatzi-Vallianou, A. Katsarakis) | 147 |
Fig. 6.1. | Map of the Pediada geographical unit, illustrating all 270 LM III sites located through the Pediada Survey Project (by N. Panagiotakis and A. Sarris) | 154 |
Fig. 6.2. | Map of the Pediada geographical unit, illustrating the 46 LM IIIB sites with diagnostic pottery (by N. Panagiotakis and A. Sarris) | 155 |
Fig. 6.3. | LM IIIB sherds from Chani, near Gouves (K. Paschalidis) | 156 |
Fig. 6.4. | LM IIIA2/B champagne cup stems from Petras, near Gouves (K. Paschalidis) | 156 |
Fig. 6.5. | Pithos sherds of LM III date and an LM IIIB closed vessel fragment, from Vagia Monastirika, near Kainourgio Chorio (K. Paschalidis) | 157 |
Fig. 6.6. | Two basins sherds from Haghios Ioannis Petzetis. near Kainourgio Chorio (K. Paschalidis) | 157 |
Fig. 6.7. | Kylix and deep bowl/cup sherds from Trochaloi, near Voritsi (K. Paschalidis) | 158 |
Fig. 6.8. | LM IIIB sherds from Kefala, near Charasso (K. Paschalidis) | 158 |
Fig. 6.9. | LM IIIA2-B sherds from Ai Lias, near Episkopi (K. Paschalidis) | 158 |
Fig. 6.10. | LM IIIB sherds from Patrona, near Episkopi (K. Paschalidis) | 159 |
Fig. 6.11. | LM IIIB sherd of a deep bowl or cup from Chorafaki/Koukogianni cave, near Lagou (K. Paschalidis) | 159 |
Fig. 6.12. | LM IIIB sherds of champagne cups from Kambaneli Armi, near Lagou (K. Paschalidis) | 160 |
Fig. 6.13. | LM IIIB deep bowl, from Kambaneli Armi, near Lagou (photo: K. Paschalidis; drawing: D. Faulmann) | 160 |
Fig. 6.14. | LM IIIB deep bowl, from Kambaneli Armi, near Lagou (photo: K. Paschalidis; drawing: D. Faulmann) | 160 |
Fig. 6.15. | LM IIIB pottery fragments from Archontiko Sohoro, near Askoi (K. Paschalidis) | 161 |
Fig. 6.16. | LM IIIB sherds from Mousto Latsida, near Haghia Paraskevi (K. Paschalidis) | 161 |
Fig. 6.17. | LM IIIB sherds from Analato, near Martha (K. Paschalidis) | 161 |
Fig. 6.18. | LM III fragments of chest-shaped lamakes and an LM IIIB sherd of a basin from Bougies, near Kassani (K. Paschalidis) | 162 |
Fig. 6.19. | LM III sherds from Kefala, near Ini (K. Paschalidis) | 162 |
Fig. 6.20. | LM IIIA2-B sherds of champagne cups from Pyrgia, near Ini (K. Paschalidis) | 163 |
Fig. 6.21. | LM IIIA2-B sherds of kylikes from Pyrgia, near Ini (K. Paschalidis) | 163 |
Fig. 6.22. | fragment of an LM IIIB decorated high-stemmed kylix from Pyrgia, near Ini (photo: K. Paschalidis; drawing: D. Faulmann) | 164 |
Fig. 6.23. | LM IIIB sherd of a kalathos from Pyrgia, near Ini (K. Paschalidis) | 164 |
Fig. 6.24. | LM IIIB sherds from Kastellos/Kake Mantra, near Gasi (K. Paschalidis) | 164 |
Fig. 6.25. | LM III sherds from Karakadiana, near Zinda (K. Paschalidis) | 165 |
Fig. 6.26. | LM IIIB sherds from Limni, near Zinda (K. Paschalidis) | 165 |
Fig. 6.27. | LM IIIA or IIIB sherd of a transport coarse stirrup jar from Sopata, near Patsideros (K. Paschalidis) | 165 |
Fig. 6.28. | LM IIIB sherds of deep bowls from Mavros Spilios, near Alagni (K. Paschalidis) | 166 |
Fig. 6.29. | LM III sherds from Panagia/Athanatos, near Alagni (K. Paschalidis) | 166 |
Fig. 6.30. | LM IIIA-B sherds from Ai Giannis, near Choudetsi (K. Paschalidis) | 167 |
Fig. 6.31. | LM III sherds with an LM IIIB decorated kylix stem from Brokali Plakes, near Haghios Vassilios (K. Paschalidis) | 167 |
Fig. 6.32. | LM III sherds from Ai Lias, near Haghios Vassilios (K. Paschalidis) | 167 |
Fig. 6.33. | LM IIIA2/B kylix fragments from Zourgia/Kourambies, near Haghios Vassilios (K. Paschalidis) | 168 |
Fig. 6.34. | LM IIIB sherd of a banded-decorated kalathos from Ai Giannis, near Melesses (K. Paschalidis) | 168 |
Fig. 6.35. | LM IIIA2-B kylix and champagne cup sherds from Daros, near Melesses (K. Paschalidis) | 168 |
Fig. 6.36. | LM IIIB sherd of a stirrup jar from Kato Alonakia/Chatzis Ali Plai, near Haghies Paraskies (K. Paschalidis) | 169 |
Fig. 6.37. | LM IIIB late or LM IIIC early sherd of a decorated kylix, from Patelos, near Haghies Paraskies (K. Paschalidis) | 169 |
Fig. 6.38. | LM IIIA2-B sherds from Haghios Konstantinos, near Peza (K. Paschalidis) | 170 |
Fig. 6.39. | LM IIIB sherds from Mouri/Monastiriko/Trochaloi, near Kounavoi (K. Paschalidis) | 170 |
Fig. 6.40. | LM IIIB? sherd of a kylix from Kastellos, near Katalagari (K. Paschalidis) | 170 |
Fig. 6.41. | LM IIIA-B sherds from Nipodora/Haghios Nikolaos, near Thrapsano (K. Paschalidis) | 171 |
Fig. 6.42. | LM IIIB? sherd of a pithoid or a large basin from Trochaloi, near Zoforoi (K. Paschalidis) | 171 |
Fig. 6.43. | LM III sherds from Fourdandoni Mylos/Mesa Mourtelia, near Apostoloi (K. Paschalidis) | 171 |
Fig. 6.44. | LM IIIB champagne cups from Profitis Ilias, Arkalochori (K. Paschalidis) | 172 |
Fig. 6.45. | LM IIIB sherds from Petras, near Alitzani/Archontiko (K. Paschalidis) | 173 |
Fig. 6.46. | LM IIIB sherd of a kylix from Kefala/Mykiaki Sykies, near Galatas (K. Paschalidis) | 173 |
Fig. 6.47. | LM IIIB krater fragments from Kefala (Lykastos), by Astritsi (K. Paschalidis) | 174 |
Fig. 6.48. | LM IIIB deep bowl fragments from Kefala (Lykastos), by Astritsi (K. Paschalidis) | 174 |
Fig. 6.49. | Part of an LM IIIB deep bowl from Kefala (Lykastos), by Astritsi (D. Faulmann) | 174 |
Fig. 6.50. | LM IIIB stirrup jar fragments from Kefala (Lykastos), by Astritsi (K. Paschalidis) | 174 |
Fig. 6.51. | LM III fragment of a pithos from Nira/Papouria, by Astritsi (K. Paschalidis) | 175 |
Fig. 6.52. | LM IIIB sherds of champagne cups and kylikes from Rouma/Galiotes, near Astritsi (K. Paschalidis) | 175 |
Fig. 6.53. | LM IIIB sherds from Haghios Nikolaos, near Filissia (K. Paschalidis) | 175 |
Fig. 6.54. | LM IIIA-B kylix sherds from Petras Amarathias, near Voni (K. Paschalidis) | 176 |
Fig. 6.55. | LM IIIA-B sherds from Petras Amarathias, near Voni (K. Paschalidis) | 176 |
Fig. 6.56. | LM IIIA-B sherds from Kolliades, near Voni (K. Paschalidis) | 176 |
Fig. 6.57. | a-b LM IIIB kylikes and sherds of kylikes from Haghios Georgios, at Voni (photo: K. Paschalidis; drawing: D. Faulmann) | 178 |
Fig. 6.58. | LM IIIB kylikes with solid stems from Haghios Georgios, at Voni (D. Faulmann) | 179 |
Fig. 6.59. | LM IIIB champagne cups fragments from Haghios Georgios, at Voni (K. Paschalidis) | 179 |
Fig. 6.60. | LM IIIB deep bowl from Haghios Georgios, at Voni (photo: K. Paschalidis; drawing: D. Faulmann) | 179 |
Fig. 6.61. | a-c LM IIIB deep bowl fragments from Haghios Georgios, at Voni (photo: K. Paschalidis; drawing: D. Faulmann) | 180 |
Fig. 6.62. | LM IIIB pyxis sherd from Haghios Georgios, at Voni (photo: K. Paschalidis; drawing: D. Faulmann) | 180 |
Fig. 6.63. | a-b LM IIIA-B sherds of one-handled cups from Haghios Georgios, at Voni (photo: K. Paschalidis; drawing: D. Faulmann) | 180 |
Fig. 6.64. | LM IIIB shallow bowl fragment from Haghios Georgios, at Voni (K. Paschalidis) | 180 |
Fig. 6.65. | LM IIIB-C sherds of bell-shaped kraters from Haghios Georgios, at Voni (K. Paschalidis) | 181 |
Fig. 6.66. | LM IIIB fragment of an amphoroid krater from Haghios Georgios, at Voni (K. Paschalidis) | 181 |
Fig. 7.1. | Malia. Quartier Nu (J. Driessen; © EFA) | 193 |
Fig. 7.2. | Sissi, Kefali Hilltop. Plan of Building CD, open area and Building E (Q. Letesson, F. Gaignerot-Driessen; © Sissi Project) | 194 |
Fig. 7.3. | Sissi. Building CD, LM IIIB occupation, early horizon (F. Gaignerot-Driessen, Q. Letesson; © Sissi Project) | 196 |
Fig. 7.4. | Sissi, Building CD, room 4.9. LM IIIB early fine plain wares (C. Papanikolopoulos; © Sissi Project), a-b. conical cups; c. footed cup; d. shallow cup | 197 |
Fig. 7.5. | Sissi, Building CD. LM IIIB semi-coarse conical bowls, a-b. room 4.9; c. room 3.3; d. room 3.4 (photo: C. Papanikolopoulos; drawing: H. Joris; © Sissi Project) | 198 |
Fig. 7.6. | Sissi, Building CD. LM IIIB (semi-) coarse decorated or plain cylindrical lids. a. room 4.9; b. room 3.3; c. room 4.15 (photo: C. Papanikolopoulos; drawing: H. Joris; © Sissi Project) | 199 |
Fig. 7.7. | Sissi, Building CD, room 4.9. LM IIIB early tripod cooking pot (C. Papanikolopoulos; © Sissi Project) | 200 |
Fig. 7.8. | Sissi, Building CD, room 4.15. LM IIIA? pithos embedded in the north-west corner (photo: C. Papanikolopoulos; drawing: H. Joris; © Sissi Project) | 201 |
Fig. 7.9. | Sissi, Building CD, room 4.15. a-e. LM IIIB early pithoi; f-i. LM IIIB early storage jars of different shapes (H. Joris; © Sissi Project) | 202 |
Fig. 7.10. | Sissi, Building CD, room 4.15. LM IIIB early cooking pots (H. Joris; © Sissi Project) | 203 |
Fig. 7.11. | Sissi, Building CD, room 4.15. a. LM IIIB early deep bowl; b-c. LM IIIB early miniature stirrup jars (photo: C. Papanikolopoulos; drawing: H. Joris; © Sissi Project) | 204 |
Tab. 7.1. | Sissi, open area to the south of Building CD, Pit 87, north part, mid-LM IIIB assemblage. Fine open vessels (MN1 = 94) | 208 |
Fig. 7.12. | Sissi, open area to the south of Building CD, Pit 87, north part, mid-LM IIIB assemblage. Fine wares, a-c. footed cups; d-g. kylikes; h-j. deep bowls; k-m. deep cups; n-o. shallow bowls; p-q. ogival bowls; r. banded cup; s. shallow cup/bowl FS 253?; t-u. handleless goblets; v-w. mugs (H. Joris; © Sissi Project) | 210 |
Fig. 7.13. | Sissi, Building CD, room 3.1. LM IIIB late reoccupation. Monochrome deep bowl (photo: C. Papanikolopoulos; drawing: H. Joris; © Sissi Project) | 211 |
Fig. 7.14. | Sissi, Building CD, room 3.3. LM IIIB late reoccupation, a. panel-patterned decorated krater; b. cylindrical-necked jug; c. large shallow bowl (photo: C. Papanikolopoulos; drawing: H. Joris, A. Rymenams; © Sissi Project) | 212 |
Fig. 7.15. | Sissi, Building CD. LM IIIB late reoccupation. Plain handleless bowls with a suspension hole from a. room 3.1; b. room 4.11; c. room 4.12 (photo: C. Papanikolopoulos; drawing: H. Joris; © Sissi Project) | 213 |
Fig. 7.16. | Sissi, Building CD, room 3.8. LM IIIB late reoccupation, a. conical bowl; b. snake tube; c. snakeless tube; d. transport stirrup jar; e. non-local closed shape; f. jug; g. wide flat-based stirrup jar (C. Papanikolopoulos, © Sissi Project) | 214 |
Fig. 7.17. | Sissi, Building CD, room 3.6. LM IIIB late reoccupation. Huge tripod cooking pots (photo: C. Papanikolopoulos; drawing: H. Joris; © Sissi Project) | 216 |
Fig. 7.18. | Sissi, Building CD, room 3.6. LM IIIB late reoccupation. Spouted circular shallow vat (photo: C. Papanikolopoulos; drawing: H. Joris; © Sissi Project) | 216 |
Fig. 7.19. | Sissi, Building CD, room 3.6. LM IIIB late reoccupation, a. footed cup; b. bell bowl; c. wide flat-based trefoil-mouthed jug; d. pyxis; e. small stirrup jar (C. Papanikolopoulos; drawing: H. Joris; © Sissi Project) | 217 |
Fig. 7.20. | LM IIIB repertoire of fine open vessels, a. Malia, Quartier Nu (P. Collet; J. Driessen; C. Papanikolopoulos; © EFA); b. Sissi (C. Papanikolopoulos; © Sissi Project) | 220 |
Fig. 7.21. | Malia, Quartier Nu, room 116. LM IIIB collar-necked jugs (P. Collet; J. Driessen; © EFA) | 221 |
Fig. 7.22. | LM IIIB round-mouthed amphorae, a. Malia, Quartier Nu, not to scale (photo: P. Collet; drawing: N. Sigalas; L. Bernini; © EFA); b. Sissi, Pit 87 (B. Konnemann; © Sissi Project) | 221 |
Fig. 7.23. | Malia, Quartier Nu. LM IIIB round-mouthed amphora. Detail showing the shaping technique where the lower part and upper body are attached to one another, and broke (J. Driessen; © EFA) | 222 |
Fig. 7.24. | Malia, Quartier Nu. LM IIIB plain cylindrical handleless pyxides with a short rim and small holes (P. Collet; J. Driessen; © EFA) | 222 |
Fig. 7.25. | Sissi, Building CD, rooms 3.6 and 4.11. LM IIIB linear-painted cylindrical pyxides with angular shoulder, high vertical rim and triangular buttons (C. Papanikolopoulos; © Sissi Project) | 223 |
Fig. 7.26. | Malia, Quartier Nu. LM IIIB two horizontal-handled globular jar with a wide flat base (P. Collet; © EFA) | 223 |
Fig. 7.27. | Pithoi with relief rope decoration, a. Sissi (photo: C. Papanikolopoulos; drawing: H. Joris; © Sissi Project); b. Malia, Quartier Nu (P. Collet; © EFA) | 225 |
Fig. 7.28. | Two LM IIIB Khaniote small stirrup jars from Malia, Quartier Nu (photo: P. Collet; drawing: L. Bernini; © EFA) | 226 |
Fig. 7.29. | LM IIIB small stirrup jars with stylised marine decoration and dotted patterns. a. Malia, Quartier Nu (photo: C. Papanikolopoulos; drawing: I. Bradfer-Burdet; © EFA); b. from Crete, unknown provenance, conserved at the British Museum (Forsdyke 1925: 118, fig. 157 [A 717]) | 227 |
Fig. 7.30. | LM IIIB medium-sized fine stirrup jars from Sissi, a. Building F, space 6.4.2. (H. Joris, © Sissi Project); b-c. Building CD, room 4.11 (photo: C. Papanikolopoulos; drawing: H. Joris; © Sissi Project) | 228 |
Fig. 7.31. | LM IIIB small stirrup jars from Sissi and Malia, presumably imported from the Mycenaean mainland. a. Sissi, Pit 87 (H. Joris; © Sissi Project); b. Malia, Pit I (N. Sigalas; © EFA); c. Malia, room X.11 (photo: J. Driessen; drawing: L. Bernini; © EFA) | 229 |
Fig. 7.32. | LM IIIB small fine jug from Sissi, Building CD, room 4.9, presumably imported from the Mycenaean mainland or the Dodecanese region (photo: C. Papanikolopoulos; drawing: H. Joris; © Sissi Project) | 230 |
Fig. 7.33. | LM IIIB transport stirrup jars. a. Malia, Quartier Nu, stirrup jar belonging to the ophiolitic fabric group (J. Driessen; © EFA); b. Sissi, Building CD, room 3.8 (C. Papanikolopoulos; © Sissi Project) | 232 |
Fig. 7.34. | LM IIIB transport stirrup jar from Sissi, Building CD, hall 4.11 (C. Papanikolopoulos; © Sissi Project) | 233 |
Fig. 7.35. | Sissi, Building CD, open area, Pit 87. LM IIIB amphora (photo: C. Papanikolopoulos; drawing: H. Joris; © Sissi Project) | 234 |
Tab. 8.1. | Shape Frequencies by Fabric and Decorative Class for LM IIIB Contexts from Four Selected Buildings at Kommos (C = common; I = import; R = rare) | 245 |
Fig. 8.1. | Kommos, Southern Area. Plan of LM IIIB floor deposit in Building N, Rooms 5 and 7 (after Shaw 2006: pl. 1.37) | 247 |
Fig. 8.2. | Kommos, Southern Area. Plan of LM IIIC and Archaic walls above Building N, Rooms 5 and 7 (after Shaw 2006: pl. 1.40) | 248 |
Fig. 8.3. | Kommos, Southern Area. Schematic plan showing features in south-eastern area of Central Court (after Shaw 2006: pl. 1.114). Note especially the dashed in feature labeled “LM III sill. Bott [om at] 3.66” | 249 |
Fig. 8.4. | LM IIIB-C Pottery from Kommos: C2424 (Rutter 2006a: pl. 3.86: 79/1); C9390 (Rutter 2006a: pl. 3.75: 66/7); C6627 (Rutter 2006a: pl. 3.70: 60/5); C110 (Watrous 1992: fig. 47: no. 1302); C534 (Watrous 1992: fig. 56: no. 1512) | 251 |
Fig. 8.5. | LM IIIB Pottery from Kommos: C4414 (Watrous 1992: fig. 43: no. 1113); C10349 (Rutter 2006a: pl. 3.77: 67a/14); C2143 (Watrous 1992: fig. 43: no. 1114); C9425 (Rutter 2006a: pl. 3.80: 69a/1); C10364 (Rutter 2006a: pl. 3.77: 67a/9); C10652 (Rutter 2006a: pl. 3.80: 69b/4); C612 (Watrous 1992: fig. 52: no. 1397) | 252 |
Fig. 8.6. | LM IIIB Pottery from Kommos: C5010 (Watrous 1992: fig. 46: no. 1237); C5362 (Watrous 1992: fig. 53: no. 1390); C1770 (Watrous 1992: fig. 42: no. 1013); C3892 (Watrous 1992: fig. 36: no. 927); C9045 (Rutter 2006a: pl. 3.75: 66/1); C9277 (Rutter 2006a: pl. 3.76: 66/11) | 254 |
Fig. 8.7. | LM IIIB Pottery from Kommos: C2503 (Watrous 1992: fig. 51: no. 1355) | 255 |
Fig. 8.8. | LM IIIB Pottery from Kommos: C19 (Watrous 1992: fig. 48: no. 1303); C3894 (Watrous 1992: fig. 36: no. 922); C108 (Watrous 1992: fig. 61: no. 1636); C6625 (Rutter 2006a: pl. 3.71: 60/14) | 256 |
Fig. 8.9. | LM IIIB Pottery from Kommos: C58 (Watrous 1992: fig. 61: no. 1649); C1908 (Watrous 1992: fig. 44: no. 1186); C3963 (Watrous 1992: fig. 59: no. 1559) | 257 |
Fig. 8.10. | LM IIIB Pottery from Kommos: C5389 (Watrous 1992: fig. 54: no. 1409); C2501 (Watrous 1992: fig. 50: no. 1345); C775 (Watrous 1992: fig. 33: no. 830) | 258 |
Fig. 8.11. | LM IIIB Pottery from Kommos: C1272 (Watrous 1992: fig. 40: no. 976); C728 (Watrous 1992: fig. 58: no. 1592) | 259 |
Fig. 8.12. | LM IIIB Pottery from Kommos: C649 (Watrous 1992: fig. 57: no. 1515); C4332 (Watrous 1992: fig. 64: no. 1720); C6444 (Rutter 2006a: pl. 3.71: 60/20); C5392 (Watrous 1992: fig. 54: no. 1412) | 260 |
Fig. 8.13. | LM IIIB Pottery from Kommos: C1619 (Watrous 1992: fig. 47: no. 1272); C5394 (Watrous 1992: fig. 53: no. 1418); C3962 (Watrous 1992: fig. 58: no. 1593) | 263 |
Fig. 8.14. | LM IIIB Pottery from Kommos: C2930 (Rutter 2006a: pl. 3.72: 60/29); C4634 (Watrous 1992: fig. 35: no. 924); C3960 (Watrous 1992: fig. 58: no. 1594) | 264 |
Fig. 8.15. | LM IIIB Pottery from Kommos: C3883 (Watrous 1992: fig. 42: no. 1011); C10348 (Rutter 2006a: pl. 3.78: 67a/21); C45 (Watrous 1992: fig. 62: no. 1654) | 265 |
Fig. 8.16. | LM IIIB Pottery from Kommos: C11080 (Rutter 2006a: pl. 3.73: 61/6); C6720 (Rutter 2006a: pl. 3.85: 78/22); C106 (Watrous 1992: fig. 62: no. 1656); C6626 (Rutter 2006a: pl. 3.72: 60/23); C3969 (Watrous 1992: fig. 58: no. 1564); C164 (Watrous 1992: fig. 57: no. 1535); C494 (Watrous 1992: fig. 57: no. 1534); C10457 (Rutter 2006a: pl. 3.78: 67a/27); C5 (Watrous 1992: fig. 62: no. 1653) | 266 |
Fig. 8.17. | LM IIIB Pottery from Kommos: C808 (Watrous 1992: fig. 43: no. 1139); C2473 (Rutter 2006a: pl. 3.68: 59/15); C128 (Watrous 1992: fig. 60: no. 1616) | 267 |
Fig. 8.18. | Sardinian imports to LM IIIB Kommos: fragments of open shapes (T. Dabney) | 270 |
Fig. 8.19. | Sardinian imports to LM IIIB Kommos: fragments of closed shapes (T. Dabney) | 271 |
Fig. 8.20. | Body sherds of imported Sardinian pithos (C2476, C2928) from LM IIIB Kommos (Watrous 1992: 77,168, no. 1338, pl. 51; Rutter 2006a: 543, 59/21, pl. 3.69) | 271 |
Fig. 8.21. | Fragments of Kytheran (?) pithos (C4134) imported to LM IIIB Kommos (Watrous 1992: 78, 154, no. 1342; Rutter 2006a: 557-558, 67d/3, pls 3.79, 3.93 at.f) | 272 |
Fig. 8.22. | Detail of plastic and impressed decoration on selected sherds of Kytheran (?) pithos (C4134) imported to LM IIIB Kommos (cf. Fig. 8.21) | 273 |
Fig. 8.23. | Detail of coil-joining system employed on selected sherds of Kytheran (?) pithos (C4134) imported to LM IIIB Kommos (cf. Fig. 8.21) | 274 |
Fig. 8.24. | Plain short-necked amphora C10348 from LM IIIB Kommos (Rutter 2006a: 555, 67a/21, pl. 3.78; Day et alii 2011: 522-523 [fabric A], 536-539 [chemical group I], 544, table 1: sample 98/22) | 277 |
Fig. 8.25. | Plain short-necked amphora C9662 from LM IIIB Kommos (Rutter 2006a: 564, 71b/4, pl. 3.81; Day et alii 2011: 523 [fabric B], 539 [chemical group III], 544, table 1: sample 98/20) | 277 |
Tab. 9.1. | Chronological sequence of the LM IIIB ceramic groups from Haghia Triada and synchronisation with deposits from Kommos | 284 |
Fig. 9.1. | Plan of Haghia Triada (after Creta Antica 4 [2003]) with the main LM IIIB ceramic groups | 285 |
Fig. 9.2. | Decorated tankard from the narrow triangular space between the Stoà dell’ Agorà and the Bastione (after Creta Antica: 180, fig. 271) | 287 |
Fig. 9.3. | Trial excavation to the east of the Stoà dell’Agorà. Layer VI. Group 1.2. LM IIIA2 fine decorated deep semiglobular cups 1.2.2-1.2.4 (G. Merlatti) | 287 |
Fig. 9.4. | Trial dig to the east of the Stoà dell’Agorà. Layer VI. Group 1.2. LM IIIA2 one-handled footed cups 1.2.45-1.2.47 (G. Merlatti) | 288 |
Fig. 9.5. | Trial dig to the east of the Stoà dell’Agorà. Layer VI. Group 1.2. LM IIIB early fine decorated deep cups 1.2.6 and 1.2.8 (G. Merlatti) | 288 |
Fig. 9.6. | Trial dig to the east of the Stoà dell’Agorà. Layer VI. Group 1.2. LM IIIB early one-handled footed cups 1.2.78 and 1.2.72-1.2.75 (G. Merlatti) | 288 |
Fig. 9.7. | Trial dig to the east of the Stoà dell’Agorà. Layer VI. Group 1.2. a. LM IIIA2 late or IIIB early decorated kylix 1.2.31; b. LM IIIA2 late decorated kylix 1.2.32 (G. Merlatti) | 289 |
Fig. 9.8. | Trial dig to the east of the Stoà dell’Agorà. Layer VI. Group 1.2. LM IIIB early decorated kylikes 1.2.33 and 1.2.26 (G. Merlatti) | 289 |
Fig. 9.9. | Trial dig to the east of the Stoà dell’Agorà. Layer VI. Group 1.2. LM IIIA2 or IIIB early decorated kylix 1.2.30 (G. Merlatti) | 290 |
Fig. 9.10. | Trial dig to the east of the Stoà dell’Agorà. Layer VI. Group 1.2. LM IIIB early shallow cups with linear decoration, a. 1.2.18; b. 1.2.19 (S. Martelli) | 290 |
Fig. 9.11. | Trial dig to the east of the Stoà dell’Agorà. Layer VI. Group 1.2. LM IIIB amphoroid krater 1.2.112 (G. Merlatti) | 291 |
Fig. 9.12. | Trial dig to the east of the Stoà dell’Agorà. Layer VI. Group 1.2. LM IIIB amphora 1.2.134 (G. Merlatti) | 292 |
Fig. 9.13. | Trial dig to the east of the Stoà dell’Agorà. Layer VI. Group 1.2. LM IIIB amphora 1.2.133 (S. Russo) | 292 |
Fig. 9.14. | Trial dig to the east of the Stoà dell’Agorà. Layer VI. Group 1.2. LM IIIB pithoidjar 1.2.113 (after La Rosa 1994: 77, pl. 1.4) | 293 |
Fig. 9.15. | Room Y. Pithoid jar HTR 0397 (M. Quaresima) | 294 |
Fig. 9.16. | Trial dig to the east of the Stoà dell’Agorà. Layer V. Group 1.3. Pithoidjar 1.3.33 (S. Russo) | 295 |
Fig. 9.17. | Barrel-shaped pithoi from Casa VAP, Room L or M; a: HM 6769; b: HM 6768 (after La Rosa 1987: 387, pl. 1.1) | 296 |
Fig. 9.18. | Trial dig to the east of the Stoà dell’Agorà. Layer VI. Group 1.2. LM IIIB pithoidjar 1.2.148 (G. Merlatti) | 297 |
Fig. 9.19. | Casa VAP, Space W. Ceramic group 13.16 including fragmentary LM IIIB a. one-handled cup 13.16.1 and b. imported pithos 13.16.2 (G. Merlatti) | 297 |
Fig. 9.20. | Trial dig to the east of the Stoà dell’Agorà. Layer VI. Group 1.2. Large conical basins in coarse ware 1.2.123-1.2.124 (G. Merlatti) | 297 |
Fig. 9.21. | Casa VAP, Space W. Ceramic group 13.19, LM IIIB fragmentary vessels: fine decorated deep semiglobular cup 13.19.1; plain bowl 13.19.2; one-handled footed cups 13.19.3-4; spouted cup with handle rising above the rim 13.19.5 (G. Merlatti) | 298 |
Fig. 9.22. | Trial dig to the east of the Stoà dell’Agorà. Layer V. Group 1.3. LM IIIB fine decorated deep semiglobular cups 1.3.1-1.3.3 (G. Merlatti) | 299 |
Fig. 9.23. | Trial dig to the east of the Stoà dell’Agorà. Layer V. Group 1.3. a-b. LM IIIB fine decorated deep semiglobular cups 1.3.4 and 1.3.5; c. LM IIIB raised bases of deep bowls 1.3.6 and 1.3.8 (G. Merlatti) | 300 |
Fig. 9.24. | Trial dig to the east of the Stoà dell’Agorà. Layer V. Group 1.3. LM IIIB one-handled footed cups 1.3.15 and 1.3.18 (G. Merlatti) | 300 |
Fig. 9.25. | Trial dig to the east of the Stoà dell’Agorà. Layer V. Group 1.3. Closed vessel 1.3.11 (G. Merlatti) | 301 |
Fig. 9.26. | Sacello H. Group of small vessels (after La Rosa 1994: 76, pl. I.1-2) | 301 |
Fig. 9.27. | Trial dig to the east of the Stoà dell’Agorà. Layer V. Group 1.3. LM IIIB medium to large decorated amphora 1.3.13 (G. Merlatti) | 302 |
Fig. 9.28. | LM IIIB feeding bottle from Haghia Triada (after Borda 1948: pl. XXXIV) | 302 |
Fig. 9.29. | Trial dig to the east of the Stoà dell’Agorà. Layer V. Group 1.3. Amphoroid krater 1.3.24 (G. Merlatti) | 303 |
Fig. 9.30. | 1.3.30 Trial dig to the east of the Stoà dell’Agorà. Layer V. Transport stirrup jar 1.3.30 (G. Merlatti) | 303 |
Fig. 9.31. | Trial dig to the east of the Stoà dell’Agorà. Layer V. Group 1.3. Coarse ware two-handled jars 1.3.26-1.3.29 (G. Merlatti) | 304 |
Fig. 9.32. | Mixed level at the eastern end of the Bastione. Group 2.1. LM IIIB late decorated pyxis 2.1.4 (G. Merlatti) | 305 |
Fig. 9.33. | Casa VAP, Room D. LM IIIB late or IIIC early kylix 13.2.1 (G. Merlatti) | 305 |
Fig. 9.34. | Trial dig to the east of the Stoà dell’Agorà. Layer IV. Group 1.4. LM IIIC fragments of decorated deep bowls 1.4.5, 1.4.6, 1.4.8, 1.4.9, and bell krater 1.4.10 (G. Merlatti) | 306 |
Fig. 10.1. | ‘Casa a ovest del Piazzale I’. Pottery from room 1, under the lower floor (G. Merlatti; SAIA archive) | 315 |
Fig. 10.2. | ‘Casa a ovest del Piazzale I’. 1. Cooking jar retrieved under the lowest floor of room 5; 2. bowl or cup fragment from the filling over the cooking jar in room 5 (G. Merlatti; SAIA archive) | 316 |
Fig. 10.3. | ‘Casa a ovest del Piazzale I’. Small pithos from the foundations of room 4 (G. Merlatti; SAIA archive) | 317 |
Fig. 10.4. | ‘Casa a ovest del Piazzale I’. Pottery from the filling of the trench under the floor of room 2 (G. Merlatti; SAIA archive) | 318 |
Fig. 10.5. | ‘Casa a ovest del Piazzale I’. 1-7. Pottery from the lowest layer excavated in room 4; 8. banded cup with flaring rim, precise context uncertain (G. Merlatti; SAIA archive) | 319 |
Fig. 10.6. | ‘Casa a ovest del Piazzale I’. Pottery from room 3, under the LM IIIC floor; painted ware (G. Merlatti; SAIA archive) | 320 |
Fig. 10.7. | ‘Casa a ovest del Piazzale I’. Pottery from room 3, under the LM IIIC floor; plain and cooking wares (G. Merlatti; SAIA archive) | 321 |
Fig. 11.1. | Kannia. plan of site (Maria Ricciardi) | 331 |
Fig. 11.2. | Fragments of LM IIIA-B kylikes, not to scale (G. Merlatti) | 332 |
Fig. 11.3. | Kalathos GO 1149/HM 15180 from room I (G. Merlatti) | 333 |
Fig. 11.4. | Room V, south-western corner: kalathoi with tubular termination and hut-urn in situ (SAIA archive). | 333 |
Fig. 11.5. | Amphoriskos GO 1179/HM 15178 from room V (by the author) | 334 |
Fig. 11.6. | Kalathos GO 1108/HM 15179 from room XV (by the author) | 334 |
Fig. 11.7. | Amphoriskos GO 1178/HM 15177 from room XV (G. Merlatti) | 335 |
Fig. 11.8. | Conical cup GO 1175a/HM 15161 from room XV (by the author) | 335 |
Fig. 11.9. | Conical cup GO 1182a/HM 15103 from room XV (by the author) | 335 |
Fig. 11.10. | Cup GO 1177/HM 15162 from room XV (G. Merlatti) | 335 |
Fig. 11.11. | Kalathos GO 1194/HM 15180 from room V (G. Merlatti) | 336 |
Fig. 11.12. | Kalathos GO 1194/HM 15180 from room V, top view (by the author) | 337 |
Fig. 11.13. | High-footed clay lamp from the Villa at Haghia Triada, room 15 (after Mosso 1907: fig. 140a) | 338 |
Fig. 12.1. | Percentage frequency comparison of chronological periods represented in the Mochlos and Myrsini tombs (Mochlos N=30; Myrsini N=12) (by the author) | 343 |
Fig. 12.2. | LM IIIB globular stirrup jar from Tomb Theta (SM 3528) (D. Faulmann; INSTAP-SCEC) | 344 |
Tab. 12.1. | The Myrsini Cemetery tombs, their chronology, pottery and LM IIIB pottery (by the author) | 344 |
Fig. 12.3. | Deep bowl from Tomb Alpha (AN 1957) (Ch. Papanikolopoulos; INSTAP-SCEC) | 345 |
Fig. 12.4. | Spouted cup from Tomb Alpha (AN 1958) (D. Faulmann; INSTAP-SCEC) | 345 |
Fig. 12.5. | Globular stirrup jar from Tomb Beta (SM 3501) (D. Faulmann; INSTAP-SCEC) | 345 |
Fig. 12.6. | Globular stirrup jar from Tomb lota Beta (AN 1965) (D. Faulmann; INSTAP-SCEC) | 346 |
Fig. 12.7. | Squat stirrup jar from Tomb lota Beta (AN 1974) (D. Faulmann; INSTAP-SCEC) | 346 |
Fig. 12.8. | Thymiaterion from Tomb Delta (AN 1880) (D. Faulmann; INSTAP-SCEC) | 347 |
Fig. 12.9. | Globular stirrup jar from Tomb Epsilon (AN 1923) (D. Faulmann; INSTAP-SCEC) | 347 |
Fig. 12.10. | Squat stirrup jar from Tomb Epsilon (AN 1928) (D. Faulmann; INSTAP-SCEC) | 347 |
Fig. 12.11. | Miniature jug from Tomb Eta (AN 1918) (D. Faulmann; INSTAP-SCEC) | 348 |
Fig. 12.12. | Globular stirrup jar from Tomb Gamma (AN 1986) (D. Faulmann; INSTAP-SCEC) | 348 |
Fig. 12.13. | Late Helladic globular stirrup jar from Tomb Gamma (SM 3517) (D. Faulmann; INSTAP-SCEC) | ) 349 |
Fig. 12.14. | Late Helladic conical stirrup jar from Tomb lota Alpha (AN 2006) (D. Faulmann; INSTAP-SCEC) | 349 |
Fig. 12.15. | Rounded handleless cup from Tomb Gamma (SM 3521) (D. Faulmann; INSTAP-SCEC) | 350 |
Fig. 12.16. | Pulled-rim bowl from Tomb Gamma (SM 3519) (D. Faulmann; INSTAP-SCEC) | 350 |
Fig. 12.17. | Trefoil-mouthed jug from Tomb Gamma (SM 3518) (D. Faulmann; INSTAP-SCEC). | 350 |
Fig. 12.18. | Squat stirrup jar from Tomb lota Beta, probably imported from Palaikastro (AN 1974) (D. Faulmann; INSTAP-SCEC) | 351 |
Tab. 12.2. | Comparison of potentially ritual/cultic equipment in the Myrsini and Mochlos cemeteries’ tombs (Mochlos N=30; Myrsini N=12) (by the author) | 352 |
Fig. 13.1. | Palaikastro, annotated area map, updated from 1902-1906 excavations, showing areas under discussion (after Sackett et alii 1965: pl. 64) | 355 |
Fig. 13.2. | Palaikastro, aerial photo. Shading indicates settlement remains, Period XVI (LM IIIB) above, Period XV (LM IIIA2) below (© 2015 Google Earth) | 356 |
Fig. 13.3. | Palaikastro pottery and site periods (T. Cunningham) | 358 |
Fig. 13.4. | Imported LH IIIA2 stirrup jar from period XIV context in Building 1 (D. Cunningham) | 359 |
Fig. 13.5. | Plan of excavated town at Roussolakkos; shading only indicates significant deposits of Period XV material, either floor deposits or sizable dumps (such as at the north of Block M), and as such represents a minimum picture of habitation (T. Cunningham, after S. Goddard/J. Driessen/H. Comyn – BSA archive) | 360 |
Fig. 13.6. | Building 1. Period XV fine plain wares. Conical cups (1-5), bell bowls (6-12), ladles (13-15), shallow bowls (16-22), kalathoi (23-26), spouted basin (27) (D. Cunningham) | 362 |
Fig. 13.7. | Building 1. Period XV fine (1-18) and coarse (19-22) painted pottery. Bell bowls (1-4), shallow bowls (5-6), basket-handled bowls (7-8), pulled-rim bowls (9-15), kalathoi (16-19), basins (21-22) (D. Cunningham) | 363 |
Fig. 13.8. | Building 1. Period XV coarse plain wares: jug (1), jars (2, 7-9); Period XV cooking pot wares: tripod leg (3), tray (6) and tripod tray (10); storage vessels (4-5). Note: 7 is an import (D. Cunningham) | 364 |
Fig. 13.9. | Building 1. Period XV fine and coarse painted and coarse plain pottery. Jugs (1-2), jar (3), amphora (4), amphoroid kraters (5, 8), pithoid jar (6) and pithos (7). Note: 3 is an import (D. Cunningham) | 365 |
Fig. 13.10. | Building 1. Period XV fine and coarse painted pottery. Cups (1-2), stemmed (?) bowl (3), kylix (4), various (5-10), lid (11), and pyxis (12). Note: 1, 2, 4, and 10 are imports (D. Cunningham) | 366 |
Fig. 13.11. | Dump over Block M rooms 55-63. Period XV plain and painted pottery. Conical cups (1-4), bell bowl (5), shallow bowl (6), basket-handled bowl (7), small dish (8), pulled-rim bowls (9- 11), kylix stems (12-13), double vase/strainer (14), rhyton (15), pyxides (16-17) and lid (18). Note: 12 is an import (F. Evenson) | 367 |
Fig. 13.12. | Dump over Block M rooms 55-63. Period XV fine and coarse painted pottery. Stirrup jars (1- 4, 5?). Note: 5 is an import, others local (F. Evenson) | 368 |
Fig. 13.13. | Dump over Block M rooms 55-63. Period XV coarse plain and painted pottery. Amphoroid krater (1), jar (2), jugs (3-7), amphora (8), tripod leg (9). Note: 4-7 are imports (F. Evenson) | 369 |
Fig. 13.14. | Period XV pottery from the 1902-1906 excavations. ‘Palaikastro Workshop’ ware. Not to scale (BSA archive) | 370 |
Fig. 13.15. | Period XV pottery from the 1902-1906 excavations. Pottery from the cemeteries (8-9, 11-14, 17) and town (1-7, 10, 15-16, 18). Not to scale (BSA archive) | 371 |
Fig. 13.16. | Vases from 1902-1906 excavations. 1. Stirrup jar with octopus/palm motif from Block Epsilon, room 35; 2. Flask from Block Ksi, room 28. Not to scale (BSA archive) | 372 |
Fig. 13.17. | Jars and rhyta with stylised octopus motif from previous excavations. Not to scale (BSA Archive and Trustees of the British Museum) | 373 |
Fig. 13.18. | Plan of the town showing Period XVI deposits, only at Building 1 and, possibly, in Block Ksi (T. Cunningham; BSA Archive) | 375 |
Fig. 13.19. | Plan of Kouramenos houses (BSA Archive) | 376 |
Fig. 13.20. | Phase plan of Building 1, Period XVI, selected deposits shown (T. Cunningham) | 378 |
Fig. 13.21. | Building 1. Period XVI pottery from floor deposits. Conical cups (1-10), bell bowls (11-13), banded cup (?) (14), cup/dipper (15), shallow bowls (16-18, 20), miniature kalathos (19), kalathos (21), bowls (22-28, pulled-rim 25+26), deep bowl (29), deep bowls/amphoriskoi (30-31). Note: 14-18, 20-21, 27, and 29-31 are imports (D. Cunningham) | 380 |
Fig. 13.22. | Building 1. Period XVI pottery from floor deposits. Small globular stirrup jars (1-2), pierced pyxis (3), small pyxis (4), firebox and bowl (5), spouted alabastron (6), jugs (7, 9), amphora (8), birds nest bowl and lid (10), cooking trays (11-12), basin/kalathos (13), amphora (14), jar (15), basin (16). Note: 1-3, and 8 are imports (D. Cunningham) | 381 |
Fig. 13.23. | Building 1. Period XVI pottery from floor deposits. Amphoriskos (1), stirrup jars (2-3), lid (4), pithoid jar (5). 2-3 are imports (D. Cunningham) | 382 |
Fig. 13.24. | Building 1. Period XVI pottery. Conical cups (1-3), bell bowls (4-13), bowls (14-17), shallow bowls (18, 20-27), miniature kalathos (19), pulled-rim bowls (28-30), spouted bowls/kalathoi (31-37). Note: 21-23, 25, and 37 are imports (D. Cunningham) | 383 |
Fig. 13.25. | Building 1. Period XVI pottery. Deep cup/bowls (1-2), cup (3), deep bowls (4-7, 14), kylix (8, 13?), krater (9), stemmed bowl (10), stirrup jar (11), pyxis (12). All imported (D. Cunningham) | 384 |
Fig. 13.26. | Building 1. Period XVI pottery. Jugs (1-2), stirrup jars (3, 8), amphorae (4, 6-7), jar (5). Note: 2-4, 6, and 8 are imports (D. Cunningham) | 385 |
Fig. 13.27. | Building 1. Period XVI pottery. Handles (1-2), feet (3-4), cooking trays (5-7). All local (D. Cunningham) | 386 |
Fig. 13.28. | Kastri. Area KA, floor II and below. Conical cups (1, 4), deep bowls (2, 8), bowl (3), shallow bowl (5), hut model (6), jug (7), stirrup jar (9). Note: 8 previously unpublished (BSA Archive) | 387 |
Fig. 13.29. | Period XVI deep (1, 4-5, 8-9), stemmed (2), and amphoriskoid (6-7) bowls, and krater (3) from Building 1, Kastri and Kouramenos. All likely imported (1 and 5 only known from pictures) (BSA Archive) | 388 |
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