Studies Of Homeric Greece

Synopsis

Cover; Table Of Contents; Preface; Introduction; Part 1: Bronze Age; 1.1 The First Golden Age Of Europe; 1.2 Mycenaean Models And European Parallels; 1.3 Migrations In The Aegean; 1.4 Reviews; Part 2: Late Helladic Iii C; 2.1 Lh Iii C: A Survey; 2.2 Lh Iii C Iconography: An Interim Period Of Artistic Development In Greece; 2.3 From Bronze To Iron Age; 2.4 Pride And Modesty -- How To Survive The Dark Age; 2.5 Birds; Part 3: From Submicenaean To Early Grometric; 3.1 Submycenaean And Subminoan; 3.2 Protogeometric (late 11th And 10th Century Bc); 3.3 From Protogeometric To Geometric 3.5 Thracian Thalassocracy: Fact Or Fiction?3.4 Early To Middle Geometric, 900-775 Bc; Part 4: Late Geometric; 4.1 From Pasture To Polis; 4.2 The Structure Of Settlements, Temples; 4.3 Reviews; 4.4 Precolonisation In The Mediterranean And The Black Sea; 4.5 Xoana And Laconian Wooden Sculpture; Part 5: Homer And Archaeology; 5.1 Homer -- How He Perceived His Real Environment; 5.2 Reviews; Part 6: Phoenicians; 6.1 Introduction; 6.2 Phoenicians In The Black Sea?; 6.3 Phoenician Merchant Ventures In Central And Western Mediterranean And In Continental Europe; Part 7: Macedonian Bronzes 7.1 Macedonian Bronzes In Italy (=mb Vi)7.2 Macedonian Bronzes -- 30 Years Later; 7.3 The History Of Macedonian Bronzes; 7.4 Macedonian Bronzes Today; Part 8: Geometric Koine; 8.1 Rlations Between The Aegean And The North. The Amber Route; 8.2 Koine Of Early Iron Age Geometric Styles; 8.3 Central Europe And Caucasus In The Early Iron Age; 8.4 The Westernmost Part Of The Eia Koine; Part 9: Religions; 9.1 Introduction; 9.2 Hyperborean Apollo, Solar Heros And Human Soul; 9.3 Early Greek Religion And Thrace; 9.4 Reviews: Dionysus And His Companions, Sea Peoples.; 9.5 Goddes With Arms Part 10: Summarybibliography; Index