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Pottery Technologies and Sociocultural Connections between the Aegean and Anatolia

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Eva Alram-Stern - Barbara Horejs

Preliminaries

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Eva Alram-Stern - Barbara Horejs

Contents

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Barbara Horejs

Preface by the Series Editor

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Eva Alram-Stern - Barbara Horejs

Pottery Technologies in the Aegean and Anatolia During the 3rd Millennium BC: An Introduction

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Barbara Horejs - Sarah Japp - Hans Mommsen

Early Bronze Age Pottery Workshops Around Pergamon: A Model for Pottery Production in the 3rd Millennium BC

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Lisa Peloschek

Marble-Tempered Ware in 3rd Millennium BC Anatolia

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Maria Röcklinger - Barbara Horejs

Function and Technology: A Pottery Assemblage from an Early Bronze Age House at Çukuriçi Höyük

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Examining the Dynamics of Early Bronze Age Pottery Production and Distribution in the Konya Plain of South Central Anatolia, Turkey

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Ourania Kouka - Sergios Menelaou

Settlement and Society in the Early Bronze Age Heraion: Exploring Stratigraphy, Architecture and Ceramic Innovation After Mid-3rd Millennium BC

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Clare Burke - Peter Day - Eva Alram-Stern - Katie Demakopoulou - Anno Hein

Crafting and Consumption Choices: Neolithic – Early Helladic II Ceramic Production and Distribution, Midea and Tiryns, Mainland Greece

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Early Helladic II Pottery from Midea in the Argolid: Forms and Fabrics Pointing to Special Use and Import

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Social Change – Cultural Change – Technological Change: Archaeological Studies and Scientific Analyses of Early Aeginetan Pottery

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Early Helladic II–III Pottery Groups from Eretria (Euboea)

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Romanos-Navarino Dunes in the Pylia: The Early Helladic II Settlement and the Case of the Early Helladic II Well

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Ceramic Traditions in Southwestern Peloponnese During the Early Helladic II Period: The Romanos Pylias Case Study

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Early Helladic Pottery Traditions in Western Greece: The Case of Kephalonia and Ithaca

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Pottery Technology(ies) in Prepalatial Crete: Evidence from Archaeological and Archaeometric Study

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Index - Pottery and Analytical Terminology - Geographical Names

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