The Greek-Swedish Excavations at the Agia Aikaterini Square Kastelli, Khania 1970-1987. I. From the Geometric to the Modern Greek Period. II. The Late Minoan IIIC Settlement. III. The Late Minoan IIIB:2 Settlement by Hallager, Erik & Birgitta P. Hallager (eds.)

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Stockholm, Paul Åströms förlag, 1997. 4to. 305,+ (5) pp.+ loose map in pocket; (4) pp.+ 141 plates. Publ. boards. Two volumes. (Skrifter utgivna av Svenska Institutet i Athen, 4o, XLVII:1:1-2.) From the Geometric to the Modern Greek Periods with main contributions by Margarete Hahn, Maria Andreadaki-Vlasaki & Erik Hallager.

Original Hardcover. Publisher: Publikationsnämnden över de Svenska Instituten vid Rom och Athen | Utg. 2016 | Original Hardcover | 2 vol. (496 p.; 218 pl.-p.) | This book is brand new. | Language: Engelska --- Information regarding the book: During the years of excavation the LM II and LM IIIA:1 period was always considered a unit, called “Level 5”. The following detailed studies of stratigraphy and pottery, however, made it clear that the two chronological phases at the GSE also represented two different stratigraphic units. After the LM IB destruction at the site a few rooms of the destroyed houses were cleaned of the destruction debris and repaired to offer very modest living conditions. While the part of the settlement excavated by the GSE can only be described as a squatter habitation during LM II and LM IIIA:1 there can be little doubt that an important part of the settlement existed nearby. This can be deduced from two observations at the GSE. One observation is the fact that the old… Read More

Stockholm, Paul Åströms förlag, 1997-2011. 4to. Illustrated. Publ. boards. Seven volumes. (Skrifter utgivna av Svenska Institutet i Athen, 4o, XLVII:1:1-IV:1.) Vol. I:1-2. From the Geometric to the Modern Greek Periods with main contributions by Margarete Hahn, Maria Andreadaki-Vlasaki & Erik Hallager. Vol. II. The Late Minoan IIIC Settlement. Vol. III:1-2. The Late Minoan IIIB:2 Settlement. Vol. IV:1-2. The Late Minoan IIIB:1 and IIIA:2 Settlements.

Stockholm: Swedish Institute at Athens, 2011. In English. Two volumes, 31 cm, 716 pp. ISBN: 9789179160609.VOL. 1: TEXTVOL. 2: PLATESThis volume is the fourth in a series of seven presenting the results of the Greek-Swedish Excavations during the years 1970-1987 and 2001 in the Agia Aikaterini Square, Kastelli Khania. The excavations which are situated close to the harbour of the modern town of Khania, western Crete were under the direction of Dr Yannis Tzedakis and Professor Carl-Gustaf Styrenius. During the years of excavation the LM IIIA:2 and LM IIIB:1 period was always considered a unit, called "Level 4". The following detailed studies of stratigraphy, pottery and architecture, however, made it clear that the two chronological phases at the GSE also represented two different stratigraphic units. All excavated units within the LM IIIB:1 and LM IIIA:2 settlements are dealt with in some detail, according to their stratigraphic positions, after which follows the analyses of the architecture, the… Read More

Stockholm: Swedish Institute at Athens, 2016. In English. Two volumes, 31 cm, 716 pp. ISBNs: 9789179160647, 9179160646.VOL. 1: TEXTVOL. 2: PLATESDuring the years of excavation the LM II and LM IIIA:1 period was always considered a unit, called Level 5. The following detailed studies of stratigraphy and pottery, however, made it clear that the two chronological phases at the GSE also represented two different stratigraphic units. After the LM IB destruction at the site a few rooms of the destroyed houses were cleaned of the destruction debris and repaired to offer very modest living conditions. While the part of the settlement excavated by the GSE can only be described as a squatter habitation during LM II and LM IIIA:1 there can be little doubt that an important part of the settlement existed nearby. This can be deduced from two observations at the GSE. One observation is the fact that the old streets were cleaned of destruction debris and maintained throughout the period showing that communication… Read More