The Dark Age of Greece. An Archaeological Survey of the Eleventh to the Eight Centuries BC. - SNODGRASS, A.M.,
an archaeological survey of the eleventh to the eighth centuries BC
KORTE INHOUD
'This ambitious undertaking by Snodgrass covers an extremely complicated period in Greek history which includes Sub-Mycenaean (ca.1125-1050). Protogeometric (1050-900), and Geometric (900-700). It is a most interesting idea to treat these centuries as a unity.(?) Following the disasters that caused the collapse of the Mycenaean world during the twelfth century B.C., Greece experienced a severe recession, culminating in a period of isolation ca 1050-950 B.C. Snodgrass sees a slow recovery after this, but maintains that Greece did not really emerge from the Dark Age until the middle of the 8th century.' (SARANTIS SYMENEOGLOU in The American Anthropologist (New Series), 1975, p.147).
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Edinburgh, 1971. XXIV,456p. Richly ills. Original brown cloth wrps Gilt titled spine. Name and date on free endpaper.Antiquarian Titel: The Dark Age of Greece. An Archaeological Survey of the Eleventh to the Eight Centuries BC. Auteur: SNODGRASS, A.M.,
'This ambitious undertaking by Snodgrass covers an extremely complicated period in Greek history which includes Sub-Mycenaean (ca.1125-1050). Protogeometric (1050-900), and Geometric (900-700). It is a most interesting idea to treat these centuries as a unity....
'This ambitious undertaking by Snodgrass covers an extremely complicated period in Greek history which includes Sub-Mycenaean (ca.1125-1050). Protogeometric (1050-900), and Geometric (900-700). It is a most interesting idea to treat these centuries as a unity....
