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Towards the borders of the Bronze Age and beyond : Mycenaean long distance travel and its reflection in myth / Jörg Mull.

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Book
Author/Creator:
Mull, Jörg, author.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Excavations (Archaeology)--Greece--Mycenae (Extinct city).
Excavations (Archaeology).
Civilization, Mycenaean.
Bronze age--Greece--Mycenae (Extinct city).
Bronze age.
Mycenae (Extinct city)--Economic conditions.
Mycenae (Extinct city).
Economic history.
Greece--Mycenae (Extinct city).
Genre:
Electronic books.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (160 pages) : color illustrations
Place of Publication:
Leiden : Sidestone Press, [2022]
Summary:
The Late Bronze Age from about 1600 to 1150 BCE was a time of unprecedented economic activity in human history based on the supply and production of the eponymous alloy bronze on an almost industrial scale. The supply networks for copper and tin during this period stretched over large parts of western Eurasia and included long distance maritime transport. The palatial centres of Mycenaean Greece were positioned at a unique geographical interface between the cul.
Contents:
Intro
Abstract
Acknowledgements
Preface
Introduction
References to Time and Dates in the Bronze Age
The Historical and Archaeological Framework of Travel and Mobility in the Bronze Age
The Economic Background of Bronze Age Long Distance Travel
Shipbuilding in the Bronze Age
Evidence for Mycenaean Long Distance Journeys in the LBA
Reflections of Mycenaean Long Distance Travel in the Mythological Record
8.1 Definitions, Structures and Functions of Myth
8.5 The Historicity of Greek Travel Myths
Conclusions and Vantage Point
8.4 The Content and Narrative Style of Greek Travel Myths
Quests and Journeys in the LBA
8.3 Genealogies
Mythical Timekeeping
8.2 Myth and History
8.2.1 Approaches to the Historicity and the Origins of Myths
8.2.2 The Transmission Processes During the 'Dark Ages'
8.2.3 Transposition and Re-Interpretation of Myth during the Archaic Age of Greek Colonial Expansion
8.2.4 Epic Poetry, Canonization and Local Variants
8.2.5 Early Geography and the 'Historization of Myth' in the Archaic, Classical and Hellenistic Periods
Mycenaean Contacts with the Civilizations in the Eastern Mediterranean
9.1 Mycenaean Contacts with Anatolia
9.1.1 Archaeological and Historical Evidence of Mycenaean Contacts with Anatolia
9.4 Mycenaean Contacts with Egypt
9.4.1 Pictorial, Historical and Archaeological Evidence of Mycenaean Contacts with Egypt
9.4.2 Reflections in Greek Myths
9.3 Mycenaean Contacts with Cyprus
9.3.1 Archaeological Evidence of Mycenaean Contacts with Cyprus
9.3.2 Reflections in Greek Myths
9.2 Mycenaean Contacts with the Levant
9.2.1 Archaeological Evidence of Mycenaean Contacts with the Levant
9.2.2 Reflections in Greek Myths
9.1.2 Reflections in Greek Myths
Mycenaean Contacts with the Central and Western Mediterranean
10.1 Evidence of Mycenaean Journeys to Italy and Sicily
10.1.1 Archaeological Evidence
10.3 Mycenaean Contacts with the Iberian Peninsula
10.3.1 Archaeological Evidence
10.3.2 Reflections in Greek Myths
10.2 Evidence of Mycenaean Contacts with Sardinia
10.2.1 Archaeological Evidence
10.2.2 Reflections in Myths
10.1.2 Reflections in Myths
Mycenaean Journeys to the Black Sea Area
11.1 The Historical, Archaeological and Epigraphic Evidence of Mycenaean Contacts with the Black Sea Area
11.2 Reflections of Mycenaean Journeys to the Black Sea Area in Greek Myths
The Mysterious Countries 'Beyond'
12.1 The Far South and East
The Ethiopians, the Red Sea and the Indian Ocean
12.3 'Hyperborea'
The Mysterious 'Far North'
12.3.1 The Archaeological Evidence of Contacts from Mycenaean Greece with Northern Europe
12.3.2 The Mythical Record of Mycenaean Contacts with Northern Europe
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references.
12.2 The Far West - 'The Isles of the Blessed'
Other Format:
Print version: Mull, Jörg Towards the Borders of the Bronze Age and Beyond
ISBN:
9789464260793
9464260793
OCLC:
1314613904
Access Restriction:
Restricted for use by site license.

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