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Well Built Mycenae The Hellenobritish Excavations Within The Citadel At Mycenae 19591969 Fascicule 14 Tsountas House Area Kim S Shelton

Name: Well Built Mycenae The Hellenobritish Excavations Within The Citadel At Mycenae 19591969 Fascicule 14 Tsountas House Area Kim S Shelton
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Well Built Mycenae The Hellenobritish Excavations Within The Citadel At Mycenae 19591969 Fascicule 14 Tsountas House Area Kim S Shelton instant download after payment.

Publisher: Archaeopress Publishing

File Extension: PDF

File size: 31.31 MB

Pages: 128

Author: Kim S. Shelton

ISBN: 9781803271545, 9781803271552, 180327154X, 1803271558

Language: English

Year: 2022

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Well Built Mycenae The Hellenobritish Excavations Within The Citadel At Mycenae 19591969 Fascicule 14 Tsountas House Area Kim S Shelton by Kim S. Shelton 9781803271545, 9781803271552, 180327154X, 1803271558 instant download after payment.

Well Built Mycenae, Fascicule 14: Tsountas House Area presents the results of the excavations in this area at Mycenae conducted under the direction of Wace (1950) and Taylour (1959-60) in collaboration with Papademetriou and later Mylonas. Located in the 'Cult Centre', the Tsountas House Area contains two buildings and multiple access ramps. It represents both the earliest and latest constructions in this sanctuary complex. First investigated by Tsountas in the late 19th century but never fully published, the remains were fully restudied, and the excavation expanded to discover the first evidence of ritual architecture, features, and paraphernalia. This study is essential for understanding the conception and function of Mycenaean religious space, the associated features and finds, and the socio-political development of cult in the earliest known religious installation at Mycenae. It is also important for a diachronic understanding of the Cult Centre's development from an individual extra-urban shrine to a sanctuary complex enclosed eventually within a fortified citadel. The contextualised discussion of the unique finds and evidence for ritual and practice directly informs the continuing dialogue about popular and official religions and the role of a palatial administration.