Negotiating Chronologies: Aegean Amphora Research, Thasian Chronology, and Pnyx III1 Mark Lawall Chronology rarely involves only one type or class of artifact. An amphora

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Date: 2008-07-12 15:14:16 Geography of Greece Mula Province Aegean Region Amphora Ancient Greek pottery Ancient Roman pottery Bottles Pottery Thasos Knidos		Negotiating Chronologies: Aegean Amphora Research, Thasian Chronology, and Pnyx III1 Mark Lawall Chronology rarely involves only one type or class of artifact. An amphora Add to Reading List Source URL: www.pontos.dk Download Document from Source Website File Size: 408,78 KB Share Document on Facebook

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