Vol. 12 / No. 1
By: Philip P. Betancourt
The Age of Homer: An Exhibition of Geometric and Orientalizing Greek Art
The Greek Bronze Age ended in violent disarray. Most of the Mycenaean fortresses were burned or abandoned within the space […]
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Vol. 26 / No. 1
By: Philip P. Betancourt, Mary G. Ciaccio, Brigit Crowell, Jean M. Donohoe and R. Curtis Green
Ceramic Stands: A Group of Domestic and Ritual Objects from Crete and the Near East
Cylindrical stands for pottery were used by several ancient cultures in the eastern Mediterranean, but their development among the Minoan […]
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Vol. 32 / No. 3
By: Philip P. Betancourt
The Stone Vessels of Pseira
“Never…have I seen so many stone vases in so short a time.” Richard Seager, letter to Edith Hall from Pseira, […]
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Vol. 58 / No. 3
By: Marie Nicole Pareja, Philip P. Betancourt, Vili Apostolakou, Thomas M. Brogan and Andrew J. Koh
Aegean Dyes: Unearthing the Colors of Ancient Minoan Textiles
Bronze Age Clothing in Minoan Crete was multicolored and made from intricately woven textiles. Until now, our only evidence related […]
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