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WARREN, Peter
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Kvc.Ja6s Kal Apxaves. EvpllTEpT] nep!oXJi KOI KpaTOS OTT] MlVc..:>lKTl Kpf]TT]
ApxazoJ.oyfa 53 (1994), pp. 57.Q2
While acknowledging the elusiveness of the political relations between Archanes and Knossos, PWr notes that the former appears
to have enpyed a considerable degree of political independence in the neopalatial period.
PWr.SOI WARREN, Peter
Minoon Crete and Pharaonic Egypt
Egypt and the Levant, 1995, pp. 1-18 (VWD/LSF 500)
PWr ootlines the evidence for contact between Crete and Egypt from the 20th to the 13th centuries BCE. He discusses imported
raw materials, finished products, politically motivated gift-exchange, iconographic (and ideological) transfer, and addresses the
issue of likely sea rootes and forms of exchange.
CWa500 WATKINS, Calvert
How to Kill a Dragon. Aspects of Indo-European Poetics
New York/Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1995
CW a provides an introduction to comparative Indo-European pcetics and includes case studies and selected text analysis from
Greek, lndic, Celtic, Italic and Anatolian. CWa also provides evidence for a common 1ndo-EurqJean formula expressed in the
serpent or dragon slaying myth.
LVW500 WATROUS, VanceL
Review of Aegean Prehistory Ill: Crete from the Earliest Prehistory throogh the Protopalatial Period
American Journal of Archaeology (AlA) 98 (1994), pp. 695-753
L VW provides an overview of current research and problems in Crete for the periods spanning the Neolithic to MM II.
LVW.SOI WATROUS, VanceL
Some Observations on Minoan Peak Sanctuaries
Politeia 2, 1995, pp. 393-403 (RLf/WDN 500)
LVWusescomparativedatafromtheClassicalperiodalongwithnewarchaeologicaldiscoveriestoposittheworshipoftwoormore
deities at peak-top sanctuaries, with significant Egyptian and Near Eastern influence.
MWdd500 WEDDE, Michael
On Hierarchical Thinking in Aegean Bronze Age Glyptic Imagery
Politeia 2, 1995, pp. 493-504 (RU/WDN 500)
MWdd provides a method for detennining the relative status of figures in Bronze Age carvings based on spatial considerations.
JWn500 WEINGARTEN, Judith
Seal-use and administration in the Soothwest Basement area at Knossos
The Annual of the British School at Athens (ABSA) 89 (1994), pp. 151-156
JWn suggests that seatings in the Soothwest Basements support an LM IliA destruction date for Knossos, concluding that seals
were prestige items \Wiich were used and imitated for generations.
JWn501 WEINGARTEN, Judith
Two Sealing Studies in the Middle Bronze Age, 1: KarahOyiik, II: Phaistos
Archives Before Writing,1994, pp. 261-295 (PFoet alii 500)
In the first part of the paper, JW n argues that an accoonting system based on seals and seatings was still operating at Karahoyiik
well into the Middle Bronze Age. In the second part, she examines the impact of literacy on seal use at MM liB Phaistos.
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