Aegaeum 16. ΤΕΧΝΗ. Craftsmen, Craftswomen and Craftsmanship in the Aegean Bronze Age / Artisanat et artisans en Egee a l'age du Bronze (only volume I)

by: Laffineur, R. Betancourt, Ph.P.

Context and chronology

- Kalogirou, A. Pottery Production and Craft Specialization in Neolithic Greece Pl. I pp. 11-18

- Elster, E. S. Construction and Use of the Early Bronze Age Burnt House at Sitagroi: Craft and Technology Pl. II-VIII pp. 19-36

- Andreadaki-Vlasaki, M. Craftsmanship at MM Khamalevri in Rethymnon Pl. IX-XIX pp. 37-44

- Dickinson, O. Arts and Artefacts in the Shaft Graves: Some Observations pp. 45-50

- Rehak, P. Aegean Art before and after the LM IB Cretan Destructions Pl. XX pp. 51-66

- Wedde, M. The Intellectual Stowaway: on the Movement of Ideas within Exchange Systems a Minoan CaseStudy Pl. XXI-XXIII pp. 67-76

- Walberg, G. Style. Tradition and Innovation pp. 77-80

- Crowley, J. L. Geometry in Aegean Design Pl. XXIV-XXXIII pp. 81-94

Figurative arts

- Blakolmer, F. Minoan Wall-painting: the Transformation of a Craft into an Art Form Pl. XXXIV-XLI pp. 95-106

- Karetsou, A.; Kourou, N. Terracotta Wheelmade Bull Figurines from Central Crete: Types, Fabrics, Techniqueand Tradition Pl. XLII-XLIV pp. 107-116

- Rethemiotakis, G. Minoan Clay Figures and Figurines. Manufacturing Techniques Pl. XLV-XLIX pp. 117-122

- Gesell, G. C.; Saupe, T. C. Methods Used in the Construction of Ceramic Objects from the Shrine of theGoddess with Up-raised Hands at Kavousi Pl. L-LIII pp. 123-126

- Foster, K. P. Visage and Likeness in Minoan Art Pl. LIV-LV pp. 127-140

- Kopcke, G. Mycenaean Ivories pp. 141-144

- Krzyszkowska, O. H. Cult and Craft: Ivories from the Citadel House Area, Mycenae Pl. LVI-LVIII pp. 145-152

Various materials

- Bass, G. F. Prolegomena to a Study of Maritime Tra
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c in Raw Materials to the Aegean during the Fourteenthand Thirteenth Centuries B.C pp. 153-170

- Betancourt, P. P. The Trade Route for Ghyali Obsidian Pl. LIX pp. 171-176

- Nikolaidou, M. Ornament Production and Use at Sitagroi, Northeast Greece: Symbolic and Social Implicationsof an Early Bronze Age Technology Pl. LX-LXV pp. 177-190

- Boss, M.; La
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neur, R. Mycenean Metal Inlay: A Technique in Context Pl. LXVI-LXXIII pp. 191-198

- Pini, I. Minoan and Mycenaean Decorated Gold Finger-Rings (abstract) pp. 199-200

- Strasser, T. F. Horns of Consecration or Rooftop Granaries? Another Look at the Master Impression Pl. LXXIV-LXXVII pp. 201-208

- Warren, P. The Lapidary Art - Minoan Adaptations of Egyptian Stone Vessels Pl. LXXVIII-LXXXV pp. 209-224

- Lilyouist, C. Egyptian Stone Vases? Comments on Peter Warren's Paper Pl. LXXXVI pp. 225-228

- Younger, J. G. The Stelai of Mycenae Grave Circles A and B Pl. LXXXVII-XCIV pp. 229-242

Architecture

- Hitchcock, L. The Best Laid Plans go Astray: Modular (Ir)regularities in the `Residential Quarters' at Phaistos Pl.XCV-XCVIII pp. 243-250

- Belli, P. Architecture as Craftsmanship: LM III Tholoi and their Builders Pl. XCIX-CI pp. 251-256

Aegaeum 16. ΤΕΧΝΗ. Craftsmen, Craftswomen and Craftsmanship in the Aegean Bronze Age / Artisanat et artisans en Egee a l'age du Bronze (only volume I)

by: Laffineur, R. Betancourt, Ph.P.

• ISBN-13: 9781935488118 / 978-1-935488-11-8
• ISBN-03: 1935488112 / 1-935488-11-2
• Universite de Liege, Liege, 1998