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049 |aTürk Tarih Kurumu Kütüphanesi
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111 2 |aInternational Aegean Conference|n(13. :|d2010 :|cKopenhag, Danimarka)
245 10|aKosmos : jewellery, adornment and textiles in the Aegean Bronze Age : proceedings of the 13ᵗʰ international Aegean conference / 13ᵉ rencontre égéenne internationale, University of Copenhagen, Danish National Research Foundation's Centre for Textile Research, 21-26 April 2010 /|cedited by Marie-Louise Nosch and Robert Laffineur.
260 |aLeuven ;|aLiège :|bPeeters,|c2012.
300 |ax, 810 sayfa, clxxxv sayfa resim :|bresim (kimi renkli), çizim, harita, plan, grafik, tablo ;|c30 cm.
490 1 |aAegaeum.|aAnnales liégeoises et PASPiennes d'archéologie égéenne ;|v33
504 |aBibliyografik bilgi içerir.
505 |tPreface --|tAbbreviations --|tKeynote Address --|tFor a kosmology of the Aegean Bronze Age /|rRobert Laffineur.
505 |gI.|tASPECTS OF KOSMOS.|tSome evidence for traditional ritual costume in the Bronze Age Aegean /|rElizabeth J. W. Barber --|tOf looms and pebbles : weaving at Minoan coastal settlements /|rJean-Claude Poursat --|tJemellery and adornment at Akrotiri, Thera : the evidence from the wall paintings and the finds /|rAndreas Vlachopoulos, Fragoula Georma --|tFrom texts to textiles in the Aegean Bronze Age /|rMarie-Louise Nosch.
505 |gII.|tTEXTILES.|tTextile technology in Northern Greece : evidencefor a domestic craft industry from Early Bronze Age Archontiko /|rEvanthia Papadopoulou --|tTextile poduction in Early Helladic Tiryns /|rMalgorzata Siennicka --|t‘Minoan’ to ‘Mycenaean’ : thoughts on the emergence of the Knossian textile industry /|rVassilis P. Petrakis --|tTextile production in Mycenaean Thebes. A first overviem /|rMaria Emanuela Alberti, Vassilis L. Aravantinos, Maurizio Del Freo, loannis Fappas, Athina Papadaki, Françoise Rougemont --|t“She was meaving a great Web” textiles in Troia /|rMarta Guzowska, Ralf Becks, Eva Andersson Strand --|tTextile production in Bronze Age Miletos : first observations /|rMargarita Gleba, Joanne Cutler --|tOf spools and discoid loom-weights : Aegean-type weaving at Troy revisited /|rPeter Pavûk --|tThe textile tools of Demircihüyük /|rRichard Firth --|tSummarizing results of a new analysis of the textile tools from the Bronze Age settlement of Kastanas, Central Macedonia /|rSascha Manuel --|tAriadne’s Thread : the adoption of cretan weaving technology in the wider Southern Aegean in the Mid-Second Millennium BC /|rJoanne Gutler --|tThe textile industry in the argolid in the Late Bronze Age from the written sources /|rCarlos Varias --|tReviewing the evidencefor a Bronze Age silk industry /|rTrevor Van Damme --|tLooking for Sea-Silk in the Bronze Age Aegean /|rBrendan Burke --|tThe Minoan settlement on chryssi and its murex dye industry /|rVili Apostolakou, Thomas M. Brogan, Philip P. Betancourt --|tThe workshop for making Dyes at Pefka, Crete /|rPhilip P. Betancourt, Vili Apostolakou, Thomas M. Brogan --|tThe purple dye industry of Eastem Crete /|rThomas M. Brogan, Philip P. Betancourt, Vili Apostolakou --|tSome reflections on the use and meaning of colour in dress and adomment in the Aegean Bronze Age /|rHelène Whittaker --|tTextile activity in Neolithic Crete : the evidence from Phaistos /|rPietro Militello --|tFrom spindle whorls and loom weights to fabrics in the Bronze Age Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean /|rEva Andersson Strand --|tAkr 8794 : A miniature artifact from Akrotiri, Thera, and the “Whorl or Bead” question in light of new textile evidence /|rSophia Vakirtzi --|tThe construction and signifinance of the Minoan side-pleated skirt /|rBernice Jones --|tPrestige clothing in the Bronze Age Aegean /|rJanice L. Crowley --|tTapestries in the Mediterranean Late Bronze Age /|rJoanna S. Smith --|tFinding the flounced skirt (back apron) /|rAbby Lillethun --|tDressing priestly shoulders : suggestions from the campstool fresco /|rValeria Lenuzza --|tA Fashion model of Mycenaean times : the ivory ladyfrom prosymna /|rEleni Konstantinidi-Syvridi --|tThe background of Mycenaean fashion : a comparison between Near Eastern and Knossos documents on sheep husbandry /|rAlessandro Greco --|tTextiles for the Gods? Linear B evidence for the use of textiles in religious ceremonies /|rJoann Gulizio --|tGender dimorphism in the linear A and linear B tablets /|rJörg Weilhartner --|tDo clothes make the man (or woman?) : sex, gender, costume, and the Aegean color convention /|rAnne P. Chapin --|tEconomic aspects of textiles from the Egyptian standpoint, in the context of the Ancient Near East /|rDavid A. Warburton --|tSome textile patterns from the Aegean Wall-paintings of Tell el-Dab’a (‘Ezbet Helmi) : preliminary reconstructions and comparative study /|rKatherina Aslanidou --|tCut from the same cloth : the textile connection between palace style jars and Knossian wall paintings /|rEmily Catherine Egan --|tBody marks and textile ornaments in Aegean iconography : their meaning and symbolism /|rFritz Blakolmer --|tRemarks on female attire of Minoan and Mycenaean clay figures /|rElisabetta Borgna.
505 |gIII.|tJEWELLERY.|tMycenaean “Ear pick” : a rare metal burial gift, toilette or medical iplement? /|rEleni Salavoura --|tPins and buttons in Late Minoan III dresses? /|rBirgitta P. Hallager --|tReflections on the symbolic meaning of the olive branch as head-omament in the Wall paintings of building Xeste 3, Akrotiri /|rUte Günkel-Maschek --|tBodily adomment in the Early Bronze Age Aegean and Near East /|rCynthia Colburn --|tHow to see the Minoan signet rings. Transformations in Minoan miniature iconography /|rEvangelos Kyriakidis --|tIdentity and the visual identification of seals /|rJulie Hruby --|tRaw material, exotic jewellery or magic objects? The use of imported Near Eastern seals in the Aegean /|rKonstantinos Kopanias --|tDressing up the dead. The significance of Late Helladic III B adomments from Eleona and Langada at Kos /|rSalvatore Vitale --|tOverlaying Mycenae’s masks in funerary and living contexts of symbolic action : jewellery for body adornment, portraits, or else? /|rPetya Hristova --|tConstructions of gendered identity through jemellery in Early Mycenaean Greece /|rJudit Haas-Lebegyev --|tDressing and adorning children in the Aegean Bronze Age : material and symbolic protections as well as marks of an age group? /|rMaia Pomadère --|tChildren and adornment in Mycenaean funerary ritual at Ayia Sotira, Nemea /|rRobert Angus K. Smith, Mary K. Dabney --|tGold and ivory objects at Mycenae and dendra revealed. Private Luxury and/or insignia dignitatis /|rLena Papazoglou-Manioudaki --|tThe symbolism of certain Minoan/Mycenaean beads from mochlos /|rJeffrey S. Soles --|tConcepts of value in the Aegean Bronze Age : some remarks on the use of precious materials for seals and finger rings /|rWalter Müller --|tMaking la différence : the production and consumption of ornaments in Late Bronze Age Boeotia /|rAnastasia Dakouri-Hild --|tOn the use and re-use of jemellery elements /|rJacke Phillips --|tFloral or faunal? Determining forces on Minoan and Mycenaean jewellery motif selection with a GIS /|rDora Constantinidis, Lilian Karali --|tLuxury and prestige on the edge of the Mediterranean world : jewellery from Troia and the Northern Aegean in the 2nd millennium B.C. and its context /|rMagda Pieniążek --|tMycenaean jemellery and adornment at Midea /|rAnn-Louise Schallin --|tSpecific types of jemellery from Late Bronze Age tombs in Westem Greece as evidence for social differentiation /|rThanasis J. Papadopoulos, Litsa Kontorli-Papadopoulou --|tGold and silver jewelry production in prepalatial Crete /|rJane Hickman --|tThe intercultural context of treasure a in Troy - Jewellery and textiles /|rElisabeth Völling, Nicole Reifarth, Jochen Vogl --|tRemarks on jewels from the Mycenaean settlement and cemetery at Lazarides on Eastern Aegina /|rNaya Sgouritsa --|tReflections of eternal beauty. The unpublished context of a wealthy female burial from Koukaki, Athens and the occurrence of mirrors in Mycenaean tombs /|rConstantinos Paschalidis --|tThe jewelry worn by the procession of mature women from xeste 3, Akrotiri /|rElizabeth Shank --|tAlleged Aegean jewellery from the Eastem Adriatic coast /|rHelena Tomas.
505 |gIV.|tADORNMENT.|tColor for the dead, status for the living /|rCarole Gillis --|tNatural adornment by design : beauty and/or function? Botanic motifs of the Bronze Age Cycladic Islands /|rMarcia Nugent --|tAdorning the body : animals as Ornaments in Bronze Age Crete /|rAnna Simandiraklgrimshaw, Fay Stevens --|tSimply divine : the jewellery, dress and body adornment of the Mycenaean clay female figures in light of new evidence from Mycenae /|rVassiliki Pliatsika --|tIvory and horn production in Mycenaean texts /|rEugenio R. Luján, Alberto Bernabe --|tWasp-waisted Minoans : costume, belts and body modification in the Late Bronze Age Aegean /|rJosephine Verduci --|tDressing a Late Bronze Age warrior : the role of ‘uniforms’ and weaponry according to the iconographical evidence /|rAngelos Papadopoulos --|tRose, sage, cyperus and e-ti : the adornment of olive oil at the palace of Nestor /|rMaryjane Cuyler --|tDressed to impress : architectural adornment as an exotic marker of elite identity in the Eastern Mediterranean /|rLouise A. Hitchcock --|tThe adornment of Aegean boats /|rKaren Polinger Foster --|tMycenaean furniture and vessels : text and image /|rCynthia W. Shelmerdine --|tKosmos in the Mycenaean tablets : the response of Mycenaean ‘Scribes’ to the Mycenaean culture of Kosmos /|rThomas G. Palaima --|tA toast to diplomacy! Cups in diplomacy and trade : the case of Minoica in Cyprus and the Levant, 2000-1500 BC /|rAnnette Højen Sørensen --|tFresco decoration and politics in a Mycenaean palatial centre : the case of the West House at Mycenae /|rIphiyenia Tournavitou --|tShields made of cloth? Interpreting a wall painting in the Mycenaean Palace at Pylos /|rMaria C. Shaw --|tWorn to impress? Symbol and status in Aegean Glyptic /|rOlga Krzyszkowska --|tMycenaean collections of seals : the role of blue /|rJohn G. Younger --|tAdorning with the brush and burin : cross-craft in Aegean ivory, fresco, and inlaid metal /|rNancy R. Thomas --|tCase studies of the ethnobotany of adornment and dyeing in Crete : insights for a dialogue with archaeological models in Greece /|rAnaya Sarpaki, Melpo Skoula --|tCosmetics and cult practices in the Bronze Age Aegean? A case study of women with red ears /|rJason W. Earle --|tCeremonial adornment and purification practices in Mycenaean Greece : indigenous developments and Near Eastern influences /|rAikaterini Papanthimou, loannis Fappas --|tThe “immanent” process of cosmetic adornment. Similarities between Mycenaean and Egyptian ritual preparations /|rCaroline Zaitoun --|tThe weapon’s beauty : a reconsideration of the ornamentation of the shaft grave swords /|rKatherine M. Harell.
505 |t“QU’IL EST PERMIS DE RIRE ...”.|tKO Ko 2010 cloth fragments of the Rapinewiad /|rThomas G. Palaima.
520 |a“The subject of KOSMOS in the Aegean Bronze Age includes jewellery, costume, aesthetics, body adornment, colours, pigments, and textiles. The reason for this choice of subject was our wish to merge the textile research carried out currently at the Danish National Research Foundationís Centre for Textile Research, with the major research topic of Robert Laffineur, jewellery. This KOSMOS volume addresses the issues of textile production, costumes, dyes and pigments, colours, jewellery, aesthetics, body adornment, luxury and exotic items, gender and femininity/masculinity, as well as their social, religious, ideological, economic, technological, administrative and philological connections. In the Bronze Age, men, women and children would dress in garments, wear jewellery and adorn themselves to express their gender, age and status.” --|cYayıncı.
650 4|aMücevherat, Eski Çağ|zTürkiye ve Yunanistan|zEge Adaları.
650 4|aTekstil, Eski Çağ|zTürkiye ve Yunanistan|zEge Adaları.
650 4|aTakılar, Antik|zTürkiye ve Yunanistan|zEge Adaları.
650 4|aİpek endüstrisi|zEge Denizi Bölgesi|yBronz Çağı|vKongreler.
650 4|aTekstil|zEge Denizi Bölgesi|yTunç Çağı|vKongreler.
650 4|aBoyalar|zEge Denizi Bölgesi|yTunç Çağı|vKongreler.
650 4|aRenkler|zEge Denizi Bölgesi|yTunç Çağı|vKongreler.
650 4|aMücevherat|zEge Denizi Bölgesi|yTunç Çağı|vKongreler.
650 4|aTakılar|zEge Denizi Bölgesi|yTunç Çağı|vKongreler.
650 4|aGiyim ve kıyafetler|zEge Denizi Bölgesi|xTarih|vKongreler.
650 4|aEge medeniyeti|vKongreler.
651 4|aKiklad Adaları (Yunanistan)|yTunç Çağı|vKongreler.
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651 4|aEge Denizi Bölgesi|xEski eserler.
700 1 |aNosch, Marie-Louise,|eeditör.
700 1 |aLaffineur, Robert,|d19??-|eeditör.
711 2 |aRencontre égéenne internationale|n(13. :|d2010 :|cKopenhag, Danimarka)
830 0|aAegaeum.|pAnnales liégeoises et PASPiennes d'archéologie égéenne ;|v33.
830 0|aAegaeum ;|v33.