Neôteros Studies in Bronze Age Aegean art and archaeology in honor of Professor John G. Younger on the occasion of his retirement / edited by Brent Davis and Robert Laffineur.
Yer Numarası
B.II/0003
ISBN
9789042941793
9789042941809 (eISBN)
9789042941809 (eISBN)
Dil Kodu
İngilizce
Kütüphane
Türk Tarih Kurumu Kütüphanesi
Yayın Bilgisi
Leuven ; Liège : Peeters, 2020.
Fiziksel Niteleme
xxv, 324 sayfa : resim (kimi renkli), çizim, harita, plan (kimi renkli), tıpkıbasım, tablo ; 30 cm.
Dizi
AEGAEUM ; 44
Bibliyografi, vb. Notu
Bibliyografik bilgi içerir.
İçindekiler Notu
Preface -- John G. Younger’s vita : “My first 74 years” -- Bibliography of John G. Younger -- Problems in Minoan and Mycenaean Writing Style and Practice : The Strange Case of *33 ras on Pylos Tablet Aa 61 / Thomas G. Palaima -- Minoan Language or Languages? / Yves Duhoux -- Namei and Designations of People in Linear A : A Contextual Study of Tableti Ht 85 and 117 / Brent davis, Miguel Valério -- Mycenaean ka-ma-e-u and Sumerian engar / Alexander Uchitel -- The Development of Writing on Crete in EM III-MM IIB (ca 2200-1750/00 B.C.) / Ilse Sghoep -- Vool Working at Hagia Triada : The HT 24 Tablet and the 45 Noduli from the Quartiere Sudovest / Maurizio Del Freo -- In Pursuit of the Goddess : Neolithic Imagery, Marija Gimbutas, and Debates in Feminism and Archaeology / Dimitra Kokkinidou -- Engaged Scholarship in Eraly Aegean Archaeology : The Liberal Education of Harriet Boyd, Survival and Success in Crossing the Gender Divide in Scholarship on Greece / Susan Heuck Allen -- E-QE-TA : Conceptions of Warrior Beauty and Consructions of Masculinity on Postpalatial Crete / Loeta Tyree, Louise A. Hitghcogk, Ghristopher Barnett -- Colours of Skin : White Taureadors and Yellow Boys / Lyvia Morgan -- The Palaikastro Master’i Ring and the Griffin Warrior’s Combat Agate : Drawing Conclusions / Judith Weingarten, Martina Polig, Sorin Hermon -- Minoan Engraved Ringstones and a Unique Polyonymous Sealstone with Ramifications / Helen Hughes-Brock -- A Traveller Through Time and Space : The Cut Style Seal from the Megaron at Midea / Olga Krzyszkowska -- “Seeing” Stars... or Suns? / Lucy Goodison -- Blessed (?) Charms : The Figure-Eight Shield in the Aegean Arts of Personal Adornment / Marianna Nikolaidou -- Minoan “Warrior Graves” : Military Identity, Cultural Interactions, and the Art of Personal Adornment / Josephine Verduci -- Peacock or Poppycock? Investigations into Exotic Aimal Imagery in Minoan and Cycladic Art / Anne P. Chapin, Marie Nicole Pareja -- Art and Transcendence : Another Look at Bronze Age Images of Human-Animal Composites / Joan Aruz -- The Cat : an Exotic Animal in the Minoan World? / Maia Pomadère, Katerina Papayiannis -- Burial Containers in the Pre- and Proto-Palatial Cemetery of Petras, Siteia / Metaxia Tsipopoulou -- Rocks and the Sea at Myrina Kastro, Lemnos Island / Christina Marangou -- Liquid Consumption and the Mechanics of Ritual in Late Prepalatial and Old Palace Crete / Giorgos Vavouranakis -- The Adventures of the Mycenaean Palatial Megaron / Vassilis Petrakis -- The Usable Past : Minoans Reimagined / Christine Morris.
Özet, vb.
“Beginning his academic career in Classical Studies, John G. Younger rapidly extended his expertise into prehistoric (Bronze Age) Aegean archaeology, art and architecture, with a particular focus on ancient stone-working... and from this interest came his seminal studies on the iconography of Bronze Age Aegean stone seals, a field on which he has made an indelible mark. He also branched out into Jewish Studies, becoming an expert on early synagogues. His lifelong activism for LGBTQI+ and minority rights, and his early embrace of feminism and the crucial role that women have played in the past (not just in archaeology, but in the ancient world itself) have also informed his teaching and studies regarding ancient and modern notions about gender and sexuality, and these studies have greatly enriched our views of the ancient world, while going a long way toward counteracting the persistently male-centric interpretations of the ancient world characteristic of the past few centuries. He has been a pioneer in the establishment of LGBTQI+ academic programs in the U.S., and in the integration of modern technologies (especially computers) into Classics and archaeology. He has established himself as an international authority on Linear A, the undeciphered writing system of the Minoans; his website containing the corpus of that script is second to none in terms of its value to scholars working on Linear A. His recent and continuing investigations into the identification of prehistoric Aegean myths promises to add yet another facet to what is already a brilliant diamond of a career.” -- Yayıncı.
Konu
Emeği Geçenler
Davis, Brent, editör.
Laffineur, Robert, 19??- editör.
Laffineur, Robert, 19??- editör.
Dizi Ek Girişi- Tek Biçim Başlık
Annales liégeoises et PASPiennes d’archèologie égéenne ; 44.
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504 |aBibliyografik bilgi içerir.
505 |tPreface --|tJohn G. Younger’s vita : “My first 74 years” --|tBibliography of John G. Younger --|tProblems in Minoan and Mycenaean Writing Style and Practice : The Strange Case of *33 ras on Pylos Tablet Aa 61 /|rThomas G. Palaima --|tMinoan Language or Languages? /|rYves Duhoux --|tNamei and Designations of People in Linear A : A Contextual Study of Tableti Ht 85 and 117 /|rBrent davis, Miguel Valério --|tMycenaean ka-ma-e-u and Sumerian engar /|rAlexander Uchitel --|tThe Development of Writing on Crete in EM III-MM IIB (ca 2200-1750/00 B.C.) /|rIlse Sghoep --|tVool Working at Hagia Triada : The HT 24 Tablet and the 45 Noduli from the Quartiere Sudovest /|rMaurizio Del Freo --|tIn Pursuit of the Goddess : Neolithic Imagery, Marija Gimbutas, and Debates in Feminism and Archaeology /|rDimitra Kokkinidou --|tEngaged Scholarship in Eraly Aegean Archaeology : The Liberal Education of Harriet Boyd, Survival and Success in Crossing the Gender Divide in Scholarship on Greece /|rSusan Heuck Allen --|tE-QE-TA : Conceptions of Warrior Beauty and Consructions of Masculinity on Postpalatial Crete /|rLoeta Tyree, Louise A. Hitghcogk, Ghristopher Barnett --|tColours of Skin : White Taureadors and Yellow Boys /|rLyvia Morgan --|tThe Palaikastro Master’i Ring and the Griffin Warrior’s Combat Agate : Drawing Conclusions /|rJudith Weingarten, Martina Polig, Sorin Hermon --|tMinoan Engraved Ringstones and a Unique Polyonymous Sealstone with Ramifications /|rHelen Hughes-Brock --|tA Traveller Through Time and Space : The Cut Style Seal from the Megaron at Midea /|rOlga Krzyszkowska --|t“Seeing” Stars... or Suns? /|rLucy Goodison --|tBlessed (?) Charms : The Figure-Eight Shield in the Aegean Arts of Personal Adornment /|rMarianna Nikolaidou --|tMinoan “Warrior Graves” : Military Identity, Cultural Interactions, and the Art of Personal Adornment /|rJosephine Verduci --|tPeacock or Poppycock? Investigations into Exotic Aimal Imagery in Minoan and Cycladic Art /|rAnne P. Chapin, Marie Nicole Pareja --|tArt and Transcendence : Another Look at Bronze Age Images of Human-Animal Composites /|rJoan Aruz --|tThe Cat : an Exotic Animal in the Minoan World? /|rMaia Pomadère, Katerina Papayiannis --|tBurial Containers in the Pre- and Proto-Palatial Cemetery of Petras, Siteia /|rMetaxia Tsipopoulou --|tRocks and the Sea at Myrina Kastro, Lemnos Island /|rChristina Marangou --|tLiquid Consumption and the Mechanics of Ritual in Late Prepalatial and Old Palace Crete /|rGiorgos Vavouranakis --|tThe Adventures of the Mycenaean Palatial Megaron /|rVassilis Petrakis --|tThe Usable Past : Minoans Reimagined /|rChristine Morris.
520 |a“Beginning his academic career in Classical Studies, John G. Younger rapidly extended his expertise into prehistoric (Bronze Age) Aegean archaeology, art and architecture, with a particular focus on ancient stone-working... and from this interest came his seminal studies on the iconography of Bronze Age Aegean stone seals, a field on which he has made an indelible mark. He also branched out into Jewish Studies, becoming an expert on early synagogues. His lifelong activism for LGBTQI+ and minority rights, and his early embrace of feminism and the crucial role that women have played in the past (not just in archaeology, but in the ancient world itself) have also informed his teaching and studies regarding ancient and modern notions about gender and sexuality, and these studies have greatly enriched our views of the ancient world, while going a long way toward counteracting the persistently male-centric interpretations of the ancient world characteristic of the past few centuries. He has been a pioneer in the establishment of LGBTQI+ academic programs in the U.S., and in the integration of modern technologies (especially computers) into Classics and archaeology. He has established himself as an international authority on Linear A, the undeciphered writing system of the Minoans; his website containing the corpus of that script is second to none in terms of its value to scholars working on Linear A. His recent and continuing investigations into the identification of prehistoric Aegean myths promises to add yet another facet to what is already a brilliant diamond of a career.” --|cYayıncı.
600 14|aYounger, John G.|vArmağan kitaplar.
650 4|aMinoslular.
650 4|aArkeolojik kazılar|zEge Denizi Bölgesi.
650 4|aMedeniyet, Ege.
650 4|aSanat, Ege.
651 4|aEge Denizi Bölgesi|xEski eserler.
700 1 |aDavis, Brent,|eeditör.
700 1 |aLaffineur, Robert,|d19??-|eeditör.
830 0|aAnnales liégeoises et PASPiennes d’archèologie égéenne ;|v44.
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020 |a9789042941809|q(eISBN)
040 |aTTK
041 |aeng
049 |aTürk Tarih Kurumu Kütüphanesi
090 |aB.II/0003
245 00|aNeôteros Studies in Bronze Age Aegean art and archaeology in honor of Professor John G. Younger on the occasion of his retirement /|cedited by Brent Davis and Robert Laffineur.
260 |aLeuven ;|aLiège :|bPeeters,|c2020.
300 |axxv, 324 sayfa :|bresim (kimi renkli), çizim, harita, plan (kimi renkli), tıpkıbasım, tablo ;|c30 cm.
490 1 |aAEGAEUM ;|v44
504 |aBibliyografik bilgi içerir.
505 |tPreface --|tJohn G. Younger’s vita : “My first 74 years” --|tBibliography of John G. Younger --|tProblems in Minoan and Mycenaean Writing Style and Practice : The Strange Case of *33 ras on Pylos Tablet Aa 61 /|rThomas G. Palaima --|tMinoan Language or Languages? /|rYves Duhoux --|tNamei and Designations of People in Linear A : A Contextual Study of Tableti Ht 85 and 117 /|rBrent davis, Miguel Valério --|tMycenaean ka-ma-e-u and Sumerian engar /|rAlexander Uchitel --|tThe Development of Writing on Crete in EM III-MM IIB (ca 2200-1750/00 B.C.) /|rIlse Sghoep --|tVool Working at Hagia Triada : The HT 24 Tablet and the 45 Noduli from the Quartiere Sudovest /|rMaurizio Del Freo --|tIn Pursuit of the Goddess : Neolithic Imagery, Marija Gimbutas, and Debates in Feminism and Archaeology /|rDimitra Kokkinidou --|tEngaged Scholarship in Eraly Aegean Archaeology : The Liberal Education of Harriet Boyd, Survival and Success in Crossing the Gender Divide in Scholarship on Greece /|rSusan Heuck Allen --|tE-QE-TA : Conceptions of Warrior Beauty and Consructions of Masculinity on Postpalatial Crete /|rLoeta Tyree, Louise A. Hitghcogk, Ghristopher Barnett --|tColours of Skin : White Taureadors and Yellow Boys /|rLyvia Morgan --|tThe Palaikastro Master’i Ring and the Griffin Warrior’s Combat Agate : Drawing Conclusions /|rJudith Weingarten, Martina Polig, Sorin Hermon --|tMinoan Engraved Ringstones and a Unique Polyonymous Sealstone with Ramifications /|rHelen Hughes-Brock --|tA Traveller Through Time and Space : The Cut Style Seal from the Megaron at Midea /|rOlga Krzyszkowska --|t“Seeing” Stars... or Suns? /|rLucy Goodison --|tBlessed (?) Charms : The Figure-Eight Shield in the Aegean Arts of Personal Adornment /|rMarianna Nikolaidou --|tMinoan “Warrior Graves” : Military Identity, Cultural Interactions, and the Art of Personal Adornment /|rJosephine Verduci --|tPeacock or Poppycock? Investigations into Exotic Aimal Imagery in Minoan and Cycladic Art /|rAnne P. Chapin, Marie Nicole Pareja --|tArt and Transcendence : Another Look at Bronze Age Images of Human-Animal Composites /|rJoan Aruz --|tThe Cat : an Exotic Animal in the Minoan World? /|rMaia Pomadère, Katerina Papayiannis --|tBurial Containers in the Pre- and Proto-Palatial Cemetery of Petras, Siteia /|rMetaxia Tsipopoulou --|tRocks and the Sea at Myrina Kastro, Lemnos Island /|rChristina Marangou --|tLiquid Consumption and the Mechanics of Ritual in Late Prepalatial and Old Palace Crete /|rGiorgos Vavouranakis --|tThe Adventures of the Mycenaean Palatial Megaron /|rVassilis Petrakis --|tThe Usable Past : Minoans Reimagined /|rChristine Morris.
520 |a“Beginning his academic career in Classical Studies, John G. Younger rapidly extended his expertise into prehistoric (Bronze Age) Aegean archaeology, art and architecture, with a particular focus on ancient stone-working... and from this interest came his seminal studies on the iconography of Bronze Age Aegean stone seals, a field on which he has made an indelible mark. He also branched out into Jewish Studies, becoming an expert on early synagogues. His lifelong activism for LGBTQI+ and minority rights, and his early embrace of feminism and the crucial role that women have played in the past (not just in archaeology, but in the ancient world itself) have also informed his teaching and studies regarding ancient and modern notions about gender and sexuality, and these studies have greatly enriched our views of the ancient world, while going a long way toward counteracting the persistently male-centric interpretations of the ancient world characteristic of the past few centuries. He has been a pioneer in the establishment of LGBTQI+ academic programs in the U.S., and in the integration of modern technologies (especially computers) into Classics and archaeology. He has established himself as an international authority on Linear A, the undeciphered writing system of the Minoans; his website containing the corpus of that script is second to none in terms of its value to scholars working on Linear A. His recent and continuing investigations into the identification of prehistoric Aegean myths promises to add yet another facet to what is already a brilliant diamond of a career.” --|cYayıncı.
600 14|aYounger, John G.|vArmağan kitaplar.
650 4|aMinoslular.
650 4|aArkeolojik kazılar|zEge Denizi Bölgesi.
650 4|aMedeniyet, Ege.
650 4|aSanat, Ege.
651 4|aEge Denizi Bölgesi|xEski eserler.
700 1 |aDavis, Brent,|eeditör.
700 1 |aLaffineur, Robert,|d19??-|eeditör.
830 0|aAnnales liégeoises et PASPiennes d’archèologie égéenne ;|v44.
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