De l’eau pour les défunts. Les hydries à décor peint en contexte funéraire attique de l’âge du Fer à l’époque archaïque

Alexandridou, Alexandra

doi:10.4000/pallas.1530

pallas

2014

DOI: 10.4000/pallas.1530

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De l’eau pour les défunts. Les hydries à décor peint en contexte funéraire attique de l’âge du Fer à l’époque archaïque

Alexandra Alexandridou¹

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“… 47 Guggisberg 1996, 350–1; Rodríguez Pérez 2021. For their relation to water when attached on hydrias rather than chthonic symbols, see Alexandridou 2014.…”

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The Terracotta Animal Figurines From Despotiko: The Life of Humans and Objects in the Early Iron Age Cyclades Beyond Polarities

Alexandridou

2022

Annu. Br. Sch. Athens

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Mandra, on the uninhabited islet of Despotiko in the middle of the Aegean Sea, is well known to the archaeological community, owing to the discovery there in 2001 of an extensive sanctuary of Apollo. Twenty-two edifices have come to light so far, and the systematic excavation continues to elucidate the long history of the site. The Early Iron Age marked the earliest activity there, traces of which offer fertile grounds for reconsidering life in the Cyclades at the time. The richest evidence for this period is offered by a secondary deposition, detected near two Early Iron Age buildings, which revealed thousands of clay sherds, extending from the late ninth/early eighth to the late sixth century BC, quantities of animal bones, and more than 60 metal objects. This article focuses on a small group of Early Iron Age terracotta animal figurines from this deposition. Critically analysing both their association with ritual and the polarity of ritual and profane, an attempt is made to unravel the lifecycle of these figurines, treating them as agents of activity. Their function and meaning are interwoven with the activities operating at the site during the Early Iron Age, at least two centuries before the foundation of the Archaic temenos.

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“… 47 Guggisberg 1996, 350–1; Rodríguez Pérez 2021. For their relation to water when attached on hydrias rather than chthonic symbols, see Alexandridou 2014.…”

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The Terracotta Animal Figurines From Despotiko: The Life of Humans and Objects in the Early Iron Age Cyclades Beyond Polarities

Alexandridou

2022

Annu. Br. Sch. Athens

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Les terres cuites figurées du sanctuaire de Kirrha (Delphes) : Bilan des premières recherches

Huysecom-Haxhi¹

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Single Men and Women in Archaic and Classical Greek Cities: Legal Treatment and Representations

Gherchanoc¹

2018

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De l’eau pour les défunts. Les hydries à décor peint en contexte funéraire attique de l’âge du Fer à l’époque archaïque

Cited by 3 publications

References 14 publications

The Terracotta Animal Figurines From Despotiko: The Life of Humans and Objects in the Early Iron Age Cyclades Beyond Polarities

The Terracotta Animal Figurines From Despotiko: The Life of Humans and Objects in the Early Iron Age Cyclades Beyond Polarities

Les terres cuites figurées du sanctuaire de Kirrha (Delphes) : Bilan des premières recherches

Single Men and Women in Archaic and Classical Greek Cities: Legal Treatment and Representations

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