The Cambridge Prehistory of the Bronze and Iron Age Mediterranean by A. Bernard Knapp and Peter van Dommelen -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Coverpage Half title page Title page Copyright page Contents List of Illustrations Contributors Preface Mediterranean Introductions Insularity and Connectivity

1 A Little History of Mediterranean Island Prehistory 2 Inside Out? Materiality and Connectivity in the Aegean Archipelago 3 Early Island Exploitations: Productive and Subsistence Strategies on the Prehistoric Balearic Islands 4 Islands and Mobility: Exploring Bronze Age Connectivity in the South-Central Mediterranean 5 Sicily in Mediterranean History in the Second Millennium BC 6 Late Bronze Age Sardinia: Acephalous Cohesion

Mobility, Migration and Colonisation

7 Corridors and Colonies: Comparing Fourth–Third Millennia BC Interactions in Southeast Anatolia and the Levant 8 The Anatolian Context of Philia Material Culture in Cyprus 9 Bronze Age European Elites: From the Aegean to the Adriatic and Back Again 10 Greece in the Early Iron Age: Mobility, Commodities, Polities, and Literacy 11 Before ‘the Gates of Tartessos’: Indigenous Knowledge and Exchange Networks in the Late Bronze Age Far West 12 Colonisations and Cultural Developments in the Central Mediterranean 13 The Iron Age in South Italy: Settlement, Mobility and Culture Contact

Hybridisation and Cultural Encounters

14 Migration, Hybridization, and Resistance: Identity Dynamics in the Early Iron Age Southern Levant 15 Cultural Interactions in Iron Age Sardinia 16 Myth into Art: Foreign Impulses and Local Responses in Archaic Cypriot Sanctuaries 17 Mobility, Interaction and Power in the Iron Age Western Mediterranean

Materiality, Memory and Identity

18 Sensuous Memory, Materiality and History: Rethinking the ‘Rise of the Palaces’ on Bronze Age Crete 19 Beyond Iconography: Meaning-Making in Late Bronze Age Eastern Mediterranean Visual and Material Culture 20 Changes in Perceptions of the ‘Other’ and Expressions of Egyptian Self-Identity in the Late Bronze Age 21 The Lure of the Artefact? The Effects of Acquiring Eastern Mediterranean Material Culture 22 Stone Worlds: Technologies of Rock Carving and Place-Making in Anatolian Landscapes

Community and Household

23 Rethinking the Late Cypriot Built Environment: Households and Communities as Places of Social Transformation 24 Households, Hierarchies, Territories and Landscapes in Bronze Age and Iron Age Greece 25 Connectivity Beyond the Urban Community in Central Italy 26 Long-Term Social Change in Iron Age Northern Iberia (ca. 700–200 BC) 27 Who Lives There? Settlements, Houses and Households in Iberia 28 Landscapes and Seascapes of Southwest Iberia in the First Millennium BC 29 Domestic and Settlement Organisation in Iron Age Southern France

Life and Death

30 Beyond the General and the Particular: Rethinking Death, Memory and Belonging in Early Bronze Age Crete 31 From the Nineteenth Century to the Twenty-First: Understanding the Bronze Age Argaric Lifecourse in the Mediterranean ‘Far West’ 32 Crossing Borders: Death and Life in Second Millennium BC Southern Iberia and North Africa 33 An Entangled Past: Island Interactions, Mortuary Practices and the Negotiation of Identities on Early Iron Age Cyprus 34 The Violence of Symbols: Ideologies, Identity, and Cultural Interaction in Central Italian Cemeteries

Ritual and Ideology

35 The Early Bronze Age Southern Levant: The Ideology of an Aniconic Reformation 36 Ritual as the Setting for Contentious Interaction: From Social Negotiation to Institutionalised Authority in Bronze Age Cyprus 37 Cult Activities among Central and North Italian Protohistoric Communities 38 Ritual and Ideology in Early Iron Age Crete: The Role of the Past and the East

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