Iasos is an important archaeological site on the southwest coast of Turkey, and one of the very few in this region to have yielded substantial Bronze Age levels and structures, especially for the second millennium BC.
This volume presents the main discoveries made by Doro Levi and Clelia Laviosa during their excavations of the 1960s and 1970s in the settlement area, and provides important new evidence for the study of Anatolian settlement history and material culture, Aegean and Anatolian Bronze Age networks of interaction, the ‘Minoan’ eruption of Santorini, and the phenomenon of Minoanisation in the Aegean.
I. Introduction: a brief overview of explorations, excavations, and other research at Iasos, with reference to the prehistoric periods
II. The Bronze Age Buildings beneath the Geometric Cemetery in the Roman Agora (Test -Trench by the West Stylobate)
III. Chalcolithic/Early Bronze Age-Late Bronze Age I Finds
IV.Summary and Conclusions
Bibliography
Index
Figures
Fabrice Delrieux, REA - Revue des etudes anciennes, Tome 115 N°1, pp. 318-319, 23/01/2014
Recensione
Julien Zurbach, L’Antiquité Classique, 83, 12/06/2013
Recensione
Nicola Cucuzza, Histara, 29/10/2012
Recensione
Riproduzione anastatica e trascrizione
dei Taccuini 5-16
Atti del I Convegno Internazionale di studi sulla cultura materiale etrusca dell'Appennino
(Arezzo 18 ottobre 2019 - Dicomano 19 ottobre 2019)
Il sepolcreto di Montarano. Scavi, materiali e contesti
La fase arcaica. Scavi Orlandini 1963-1967
Il quartiere abitativo, gli edifici pubblici e il santuario (Indagini 1967-1975 e 2007)
La città etrusca e il municipio romano
Gli scavi di Maria Santangelo (1944-1952)
I sepolcreti di Gilastro, San Feliziano e San Paolo
(Fluminimaggiore, sud Sardegna)
Studies in honor of Arthur Segal
Il tempio del Foro e il tempio suburbano sulla via Latina
