Ebook The Funerary Landscape At Knossos (Bar International Series) Pdf ISBN-10 1407307576, ISBN-13 978-1407307572

The Funerary Landscape At Knossos (Bar International Series)

By autor: Madelaine Miller
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During the last centurys archaeological investigations of the advanced Bronze Age culture maintained by the so-called Minoans on the island of Crete, a number of tombs dated to the Late Minoan period and containing weapons have been discovered in the surroundings of the site of Knossos. The tombs are not confined to a certain area or cemetery, but are rather dispersed around the Palace and town. A...

Series: BAR International Series (Book 2201)
Paperback: 130 pages
Publisher: British Archaeological Reports (March 15, 2011)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1407307576
ISBN-13: 978-1407307572
Product Dimensions: 8.3 x 0.4 x 11.7 inches
Amazon Rank: 15351991
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y are characterised by their weapons, other artefacts such as bronze vessels and certain pottery types also distinguish these tombs. The tombs are of three types: chamber tombs with long dromoi, shaft graves and pit-caves. Various labels have been designated for them: tombs with weapons, warrior tombs, warrior graves and weapon-tombs. The warrior graves are often discussed in relation to the question of when the Mycenaeans arrived in Crete. Most scholars agree that a Mycenaean presence or power in Crete existed in the Late Bronze Age, but when their arrival would have taken place has not yet enjoyed consensus. Previous scholarship raises a number of questions that are dealt with in this work in relation to the funerary landscape at Knossos, including: to what degree do the burial customs in fact change in LM II, and what about the mainland influences? If the archaeological material points in that direction, how are we to understand such a transformation of the mortuary practices? Would this indicate an ethnic change? If, on the other hand, the material points towards a gradual process beginning already in LM I or earlier, with elements of mainland traits, what would that indicate? The tombs, shaft graves and pit-caves of Knossos are re-examined in an attempt to put answers to these intriguing questions.