ScapeCon 2022
Towards an Archaeology of Fragmentation in the Aegean Bronze Age
This volume encompasses studies of diverse archaeological data, such as bones, vases and sherds, seals, jewellery, and architecture but also digital data. In terms of methodological approaches, it focuses on artistic, textual, cross-disciplinary, iconographic, statistical, computational, experimental, theoretical, and lab analytical approaches. Lees verder
ScapeCon is an international conference series aimed specifi cally at early career scholars, including MA and PhD students. It is organised since 2018 by and for junior researchers with the aim of providing a platform for them as they take their initial steps into the academic realm, and of facilitating the exploration and dissemination of their research on the Aegean Bronze Age within an encouraging and supportive atmosphere.
The present volume brings together 15 papers presented at the occasion of the 5th edition of the ScapeCon conference held at UCLouvain (Louvain-la-Neuve, 24-27 November 2022) from among the 31 presentations, posters, and keynote lectures delivered on the theme of fragmentation in the Aegean Bronze Age. Both aspects of material and immaterial fragmentation are discussed within three main themes focused on (1) people, (2) material culture, and (3) archaeological data and through interdisciplinary approaches. Consequently, this volume encompasses studies of diverse archaeological data, such as bones, vases and sherds, seals, jewellery, and architecture but also digital data. In terms of methodological approaches, it focuses on artistic, textual, cross-disciplinary, iconographic, statistical, computational, experimental, theoretical, and lab analytical approaches. The papers cover a wide geographical scope of the Mediterranean, from Crete to Attica, the Peloponnese, Macedonia, Cyprus, and even Egypt.
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- Presses universitaires de Louvain
- Uitgegeven door
- Thérèse Claeys, Louis Dautais, Roxane Dubois,
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- BISAC Subject Heading
- SOC003000 SOCIAL SCIENCE / Archaeology
- BIC subject category (UK)
- HD Archaeology > HDD Archaeology by period / region > HDDC Middle & Near Eastern archaeology
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- Voor het eerst gepubliceerd
- 06 januari 2025
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- : Archéologie
: Archéologie et histoire de l'art
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- 06 januari 2025
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Exploring Fragmentation in Aegean Bronze Age Archaeology: an Introduction 1
Thérèse Claeys, Louis Dautais, Roxane Dubois, Killian Regnier, Evgenia Tsafou, Daniele Vendramin, Diana Wolf
1. Broken in Two Halves. Addressing Evidence for Potential Moiety Organisation in Final Neolithic and Prepalatial Crete 9
Daniele Vendramin
2. Diet as a Fragment of the Self: the Application of Stable Isotope Analysis in Minoan Archaeological Contexts 27
Theoni Panagiotopoulou
3. An Osteoarchaeological Guideline for the Study of Commingled Burnt Human Remains 51
Ioannis Chatzikonstantinou, Sevasti Triantaphyllou
4. Human Body Fragmentation in the Micrographic Images of Aegean Bronze Age Seals 65
Tatiana Stamatia Andreovits
5. Fragments of a Story: the Unsung Powers of Ceramic Sherds 89
Emilia Oddo
6. Visual Fragmentation in Minoan Art 105
Julia Binnberg
7. Fragments from Neolithic and Bronze Age Knossos: a Discussion on Contexts with Evidence for the Deliberate Breakage of Figurines and Pottery 125
Paz Ramirez-Valiente
8. Untangling the Mass. Golden 'Wires' from the Platanos Tholos A (Crete) 143
Davide-Giulio Aquini
9. From Fragmented Evidence to the Identifi cation of Cooking Practices. A Diachronic Approach to Minoan Cooking Vessels and Spaces 161
Evgenia Tsafou, Roxane Dubois
10. Tales from a Broken Archive: Craft Production and Organisation of Labour at Mycenae at the End of the Late Bronze Age 179
Giulia Paglione
11. Disjecta Membra 195
Céline Murphy
12. Fragmented Images of the Knossian Multitude: Reapproaching the Miniature Frescoes of the Palace at Knossos and their Perception in the Neopalatial Period 205
Vasiliki Georgiopoulou
13. Do not Despair – Repair! Sealing the Gap on a Final Palatial Lentoid 213
Diana Wolf
14. ‘Messy Finds’: Using Fragments to Plug Holes in the Mycenaean Mortuary Record 223
Stephanie Aulsebrook
15. Object Fragmentation in Written Sources. The Ancient Egyptian Rite of sḏ dšr.wt Revisited 239
Elena L. Hertel