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Cover Title Page Copyright page Contents Page Preface Early Cycladic? Lead model boats in the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford Susan Sherratt All illustrations courtesy of the Department of Antiquities, Ashmolean Museum. Figure 1. Ashmolean Museum 1929.26, gift of R.M. Dawkins. Figure 2. Ashmolean Museum 1938.725, gift of A.J. Evans. Figure 3. Ashmolean Museum 1938.726, gift of A.J. Evans. Figure 4. Ashmolean Museum 1929.26. Drawing by Keith Bennett. Figure 5. Ashmolean Museum 1938.725. Drawing by Keith Bennett. New ‘discoveries’ in the Aegean collection at the Ashmolean Two Cushions, a Bes, a boar and a bead Helen Hughes-Brock Figure 1 a and b Loop or stalk signet AN1952.107. Black steatite. Possibly Bes Figure 2 a, b and c. Cushion- shaped seal AN2014.1. Agate. Boar. Figure 3. Bead AE 312g. Transparent quartz. Figure 4. Entries in the Ashmolean register for AE 306 and AE 308-311; two pots and three terracotta figurines found together with AE 312a-g in a chamber tomb at Kará on Mt Hymettus. Figure 5. Entry in the register for AE 312a-g Ancient Colchis and the origins of iron: interim results from recent field survey work in Guria, Western Georgia interim results from recent field s

Who reads Wonders lost and found : a celebration of the archaeological work of Professor Michael Vickers?

Author

Nicholas Sekunda

Publisher

Archaeopress Publishing Ltd

Published

2020

Language

EN

ISBN

9781789693812

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Science, History, American Studies