Knossos
Palace, City, State
by Gerald Cadogan, Eleni Hatzaki and Adonis Vasilakis
Hardback (Published)
(December 2004)
ISBN: 9780904887457
Price: $190.00
Out of stock
The volume brings together 54 papers dealing with all aspects of the site of Knossos by leading scholars in the field of outstanding significance: readers will find a remarkable amount of new information and new interpretations on all aspects of Minoan and Cretan studies. They range in date from the Neolithic to the Late Roman and, indeed the modern reception of the site.
- By (author) Gerald Cadogan
- By (author) Eleni Hatzaki
- By (author) Andonis Vasilakis
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