no (e)scape? Towards a Relational Archaeology of Man, Nature, and Thing in the Aegean Bronze Age (Conference, Heidelberg, 23–25 March 2018) (8)

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Alliata, Victoria (2019) Investigating borders: Apulian settlements between land and sea.
Andreovits, Tatiana ; Kita, Angeliki ; Theodoraki, Danai (2019) Take a walk on the wild side in Bronze Age Macedonia (Greece).
Angeli, Effimia (2019) The development of maritime activity in the Aegean during the Bronze Age: navigational techniques and shipbuilding.
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Hudler, Angelika (2019) (E)scaping arguments: Gemmae dubitandae and their position in exploring Aegean Bronze Age Archaeology.
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Olah, Dora (2020) EBA marble figurines as “storytellers” of human interaction in the Aegean.
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Tzirakis, Stylianos (2019) Decoding snake depictions in Minoan art.
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Zeman, Piotr (2019) Mycenaean palatial town in context: relational archaeology in the study of Late Bronze Age Dimini in Thessaly.
Zikakis, Konstantinos (2019) Escaping the peak: peak sanctuary rituals, or rituals on a peak sanctuary? An introduction to the problem: peak sanctuaries and their distribution.
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