Suchergebnisse - Sherratt, Susan 1949-

From the Near East to the Far West

Feasting and the consuming body in Bronze Age Crete and Early Iron Age Cyprus

"Globalisierung" vor 5000 Jahren. Die Kykladen und die Welt der Frühbronzezeit

Interaction amidst Diversity: An Introduction to the Eastern Mediterranean Bronze Age

The Mediterranean Economy: "Globalization" at the End of the Second Millennium B. C. E.

Technological change in the east mediterranean bronze age: capital, resources and marketing

[Rezension von: Greece, Anatolia and Europe: Cultural Interrelations during the Early Iron Age, by Jan Bouzek. (SIMA 122.) Pp. 322, pls. 34, figs. 317, tables 3. Paul Aström, Jonsered 1997. ISBN 91-7081-168-7]

"Sea Peoples" and the Economic Structure of the Late Second Millennium in the Eastern Mediterranean

With us but not of us: the role of Crete in Homeric epic

From luxuries and commodities: the nature of mediterranean bronze age trading system

Circuits of metal value: Introduction

Greek silver before coinage: Medium of exchange, means of wealth accumulation, or commodity?

The Mediterranean and the Black Sea in the Early First Millennium BCE: Greeks, Phoenicians, Phrygians, and Lydians

Homeric Epic and Contexts of Bardic Creation

Introduction to the Levant during the Late Bronze Age

The history of East mediterranean and Aegean interaction: some when, how and why questions

Introduction

The Aegean and the Wider World: Some Thoughts on a Word-Systems Perspective

Feasting in Homeric epic

Potemkin palaces and route-based economies