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ED500
DAVIS, Ellen N.
Biblioerapby
Art and Politics in the Aegean: The Missing Ruler
Role of the Ruler, 1995, pp. 11-20 (PRe 500)
ED reviews the ruler imagery in the Aegean and assesses the impact of Evans's interpretation of the archaeological finds from
Crete. She suggests that Minoan art, with its emphasis on the depiction of ritual, attests to the authority of the cult rather than
that of a king.
PMD500 DAY,PeterM.
Appendix C: Petrographic Analysis of Transport Stirrup Jars from the House of the Oil Merchant, Mycenae
Ivory Houses, 1995, pp. :D'J-316 (lpT 500)
PMD reports on the petrographic analysis of the transport stirrup jars from the House of the Oil Merchant to determine the
provenance of the samples.
SDe500 DEGER-JALKaiZY, Sigrid
The Post-Palatial Period of Greece: An Aegean Prelude to the lith Century B.C. in Cyprus
Cyprus in the lith Century B.C., 1994, pp. 11-:l) (VK 500)
An inscribed obelos from the Palaipapha;-Skales cemetery demonstrating the phonetic change of-> -u in final word position
shows that as early as the lith century BCE the Greek speaking people of Cyprus had developed language features characteristic
of the classical Cypriot dialect. Based on this, SDe addresses the process of Hellenization in Cyprus and, using archaeological and
linguistic evidence, concludes that the establishment of Cypriot speaking Greeks on Cyprus took place early in the lith century
BCE.
SDe.SOJ DEGER-JALKaiZY, Sigrid
Mykenische Herrschaftsformen clme Palliste und die griechische Polis
Politeia 2, 1995, pp. 367-m (RU/WDN 500)
SDe suggests that large Mycenaean palaces were symbolic representations of power corresponding to the term CxCITV.
Non-palatial settlements of LH IIIC, however, appear to resemble later TTOAEIS.
MdF500 DELfREO, Maurizio
II Catastomiceneodipa-ki-ja-na duenotepaleografiche
Kadnws 34.1 (1995), pp. 49-52
MdF suggests that anamolies found in the amount of G RA rec