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Nostoi

Indigenous Culture, Migration and Integration

Distributed for Koç University Press

Nostoi

Indigenous Culture, Migration and Integration

Nostoi. Indigenous Culture, Migration and Integration in the Aegean Islands and Western Anatolia during the Late Bronze and Early Iron Age is presenting one comprehensive volume with papers discussing various aspects of the intercultural contact between West Anatolia and the Aegean during the Late Bronze Age and Early Iron Age. The conference proceedings are focusing on the various Anatolian and Aegean cross-cultural “interfaces”, the archaeological testimonies of the “indigenous” population, the impact of the Hittite, Mycenaean and Ionian migration movements, on the pre-existing population, as well as inter-cultural and cross-cultural mingling of the Aegean and Anatolia or vice versa.

1,002 pages | 170 halftones, 283 line drawings, 16 maps, 187 figures, 59 tables | 0 3/4 x 1 | © 2015

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Table of Contents

Introduction
PART 1: GENERAL

Hawkins, J. David / The Political Geography of Arzawa (Western Anatolia)
Mountjoy, Penelope A. / The East Aegean - West Anatolian Interface in the 12th Century BC: Some Aspects Arising from the Mycenaean Pottery
Pavúk, Peter / Between the Aegeans and the Hittites: Western Anatolia in the 2nd Millennium BC
Becks, Ralf / Settlement Patterns and Socio-Political Landscape of Western Anatolian in the Middle and Late Bronze Age: A Geoarchaeological View
Alparslan, Metin / The History of the Arzawan State during the Hittite Period
PART 2: MIGRATION

Bachvarova, Mary R. / Migrations in Anatolian Narrative Traditions
Chabot Aslan, Carolyn - Pavol Hnila / Migration and Integration at Troy from the End of the Late Bronze Age to the Iron Age
Kopanias, Konstantinos / The Mushki/Phrygian Problem from the Near Eastern Point of View
Fragkopoulou, Florentia / Ionian Migration: Certainties and Underlying Uncertainties
Sweeney, Naoíse Mac / Violence and the Ionian Migration: Representation and Reality
Part 3A: FIELDWORK: AEGEAN

Seroglou, Fani K. - Dimitris Sfakianakis / Bridging North and South: The Dodecanese Islands and the "Eastern Insular Arc" between Crete and Anatolia during the Late Bronze Age
Eerbeek, Jacob / The ‘Mycenaeans’ in the Southeast Aegean Revisited: An Inter-Regional Comparison
Vitale, Salvatore - Arianna Trecarichi / The Koan Tradition during the Mycenaean Age: A Contextual and Functional Analysis of Local Ceramics from the “Serraglio”, Eleona, and Langada
Vlachopoulos, Andreas - Mercourios Georgiadis / The Cyclades and the Dodecanese during the Post-Palatial Period: Heterogeneous Developments of a Homogeneous Culture
Earle, Jason W. / Mycenaeanization on Melos: A View from the Phylakopi Pantries
Girella, Luca - Peter Pavúk / Minoanisation, Acculturation, Hybridisation: The Evidence of the Minoan Presence in the North East Aegean between the Middle and Late Bronze Age
Dale, Alexander / Greek Ethnics in -???? and the Name of Mytilene
Coluccia, Luigi / Hephaestia: New Data on the Mycenaean Presence on Lemnos during the Late Bronze Age
Danile, Laura / The Indigenous Culture of Hephaestia (Lemnos) at the beginning of the Iron Age:
Ancient Sources, Mythical Tradition, and Archaeological Data
PART 3B: FIELDWORK: ANATOLIA

Yener, K. Aslihan / A Monumental Middle Bronze Age Apsidal Building at Alalakh
Yagci, Remzi / Kizzuwatna in the Bronze Age and in Later Periods: Continuity and/or Discontinuity?
Ünlü, Elif / Late Bronze - Early Iron Age Painted Pottery from the Northeast Mediterranean Settlements
Hürmüzlü, Bilge - Paul Iversen / Notes on Cultural Interaction in Northwest Pisidia in the Iron Age
Momigliano, Nicoletta - Belgin Aksoy / Lycia Before Lycians: The Elusive Second Millennium BC in Southwest Turkey and the Çaltilar Archaeological Project
Kaiser, Ivonne - Julien Zurbach / Late Bronze Age Miletus: The Anatolian Face
Krumme, Michael / Geometric Miletus
Sahoglu, Vasif / Çesme-Baglararasi: A Western Anatolian Harbour Settlement at the beginning of the Late Bronze Age
Meriç, Recep - Ali Kazim Öz / Bademgedigi Tepe (Puranda) Near Metropolis
Günel, Sevinç / Çine-Tepecik: New Contributions on Late Bronze Age Cultures in Western Anatolia
Mangaloglu-Votruba, Sila / Liman Tepe during the Late Bronze Age
Part 4: TRADE

Michailidou, Anna / Profit Oriented Traders in the Aegean and Anatolia in the 2nd Millennium BC: Inter-Cultural Concepts of Measurement and Value
Kozal, Ekin / Study of Imports in Late Bronze Age Anatolia: Identification, Definition, Chronological, and Spatial Analysis
Part 5: CULT, SOCIAL, AND INTERCULTURAL ASPECTS

Teffeteller, Annette / Songs by Land and Sea Descending: Anatolian and Aegean Poetic Traditions
Mouton, Alice - Ian Rutherford / Arzawan Rituals and Greek Religion
Giannakos, Konstantinos / The Aegean-Type Sword Found at Hattuša and the Written Sources about the Exchange of Technology at the Late Bronze Age
Zenoni, Gioia / From Western to Eastern Anatolia: Reconsidering the Aegean Presence in the Peripheries of the Hittite World
Simon, Zsolt / Against the Identification of Karkiša with Carians
Vaessen, Rik / The Ionian Migration and Ceramic Dynamics in Ionia at the End of the Second Millennium BC: Some Preliminary Thoughts
Maner, Çigdem / When East Meets West: The Social Identity of Western Anatolia
Mikrakis, Manolis / Cross-Cultural Interaction in the Eastern Mediterranean during the Early Iron Age: A View from Seal Engraving, with Special Reference to the Lyre-Player Group
Pieniazek, Magda / At the Crossroads: Dress and Body Ornaments in the Northeastern Aegean
Gorogianni, Evi - Joanne Cutler - Rodney D.Fitzsimons / Something Old, Something New: Non-local Brides as Catalysts for Cultural Exchange at Ayia Irini, Kea?
Agelarakis, Anagnostis Pan. / Klazomenaeans of Three Continents: Emphasis on the 7th c. BC
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