Building the Bronze Age
Architectural and Social Change on the Greek Mainland during Early Helladic III, Middle Helladic and Late Helladic I
By (author) Corien Wiersma
Paperback (Published)
(June 2014)
ISBN: 9781905739868
8.31 x 11.69 inches
Price: $120.00
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Wiersma analyses Early Helladic III, Middle Helladic and Late Helladic I domestic architecture with reference to social organization and social change. This book covers domestic architecture from the southern and central Greek mainland up to southern Thessaly. Site-specific and regional developments are explored. The results are brought together to reconstruct architectural developments during Early Helladic III, Middle Helladic I-II and Middle Helladic III-Late Helladic I. This timeframe enables us to consider how a ‘simple’ society eventually developed into a society that was socially differentiated. Architectural patterns and changes are highlighted and especially related to social and economic circumstances. In addition, the symbolical aspects of some architectural features are also emphasized.
"Introduction
Chapter 1 History of research
Chapter 2 Theory and Methodology
Chapter 3 EH III-LH I domestic architecture on the Greek Mainland
Chapter 4 Architectural patterns and developments during EH III, MH and LH I
Chapter 5 Discussion
5.4 Domestic architecture: the household perspective
Chapter 6 Conclusions EH III-LH I architectural and social change
Introduction to the catalogues
Catalogue A Thessaly
Catalogue B Phocis and Phthiotis
Catalogue C Boeotia
Catalogue D Euboea
Catalogue E Attica
Catalogue F Corinthia
Catalogue G Argolid
Catalogue H Laconia
Catalogue J Messenia
Catalogue K Elis
Catalogue L Arcadia
Catalogue M Achaia
Lerna addendum
Bibliography ", Introduction ;
Chapter 1 History of research ;
Chapter 2 Theory and Methodology ;
Chapter 3 EH III–LH I domestic architecture on the Greek Mainland ;
Chapter 4 Architectural patterns and developments during EH III, MH and LH I ;
Chapter 5 Discussion ;
5.4 Domestic architecture: the household perspective ;
Chapter 6 Conclusions EH III–LH I architectural and social change ;
Introduction to the catalogues ;
Catalogue A Thessaly ;
Catalogue B Phocis and Phthiotis ;
Catalogue C Boeotia ;
Catalogue D Euboea ;
Catalogue E Attica ;
Catalogue F Corinthia ;
Catalogue G Argolid ;
Catalogue H Laconia ;
Catalogue J Messenia ;
Catalogue K Elis ;
Catalogue L Arcadia ;
Catalogue M Achaia ;
Lerna addendum ;
Bibliography
- By (author) Corien Wiersma
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