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Ceramics of the early neo-palatial period at Palaikastro
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 27 September 2013
Abstract
In the ceramic chronology of Minoan Crete, the phases corresponding to the rise of the New Palaces have proven to be particularly difficult to define. This paper presents new material from Palaikastro (Siteia, Crete) in an attempt to disperse some of the chronological and regional ambiguities surrounding early Neo-palatial pottery.
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1 I thank the Managing Committee of the British School at Athens for allowing publication of material from the excavations at Palaikastro. This article is derived from my bachelor's thesis written at Columbia University under the direction of J. A. MacGillivray. The present version was produced at the University of California at Los Angeles under the supervision of S. P. Morris. I am very grateful to Profs. MacGillivray and Morris for their inspiration and their patience. I am also indebted to O. Bernini and A. Fung for their assistance with the drawings. Special abbreviations:
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