Grace Erny
Biographic Data
| ID | 298407 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Grace Erny |
| GIVEN NAMES | Grace |
| FAMILY NAME | Erny |
| SIGNATURE | ERNY G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Stanford University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4653-9285 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Anavlochos. Campagnes d’étude 2023 et 2024: Le dépôt 1 et le tumulus 42.01
International audience
The Archaeology of the Mediterranean Iron Age: A Globalising World c. 1100–600 BCE
In 1983, economist Theodore Levitt first popularized the term “globalization” to describe an incipient era of free trade, increased mobility, improved communications technology, and growing worldwide demand for affordable consumer goods (Levitt 1983). Forty years later, we are still debating the merits and drawbacks of a globalized world. Some stress globalization’s role in alleviating poverty, promoting mobility, and strengthening cross-cultural…
Archaic Knossos, Archaeological Narratives, and Conservatism in Cretan Material Culture
This study addresses a longstanding historical and archaeological problem at the central Cretan urban centre of Knossos. This is the so-called ‘Archaic gap’, an apparent dearth of evidence for sixth-century BCE material culture across the extensively excavated city. The concept of a pronounced Knossian decline or recession at this time has been reaffirmed in recent years, with widespread repercussions for Cretan archaeology. By reconsidering cera…
The Bays of East Attica Regional Survey 2020–2021: New Evidence for Settlement, Production, and Exchange in Porto Rafti, Greece, from Prehistory to Late Antiquity
This paper presents the work of the Bays of East Attica Regional Survey project in 2020 and 2021. The project focuses on documenting evidence of human occupation and land use around the bay of Porto Rafti in eastern Attica, Greece. Work in 2020 and 2021 built on the progress achieved in the 2019 pilot season, which established the presence of a Final Neolithic/Early Bronze Age obsidian processing centre on the Pounta peninsula, a sizeable Late He…
Fouilles de l’Anavlochos V: L’agglomération urbaine du vallon central et la nécropole
Données scientifiques produites :Carnet hypothèses ; Groupe Facebook ; Compte TwitterEn 2022, les fouilles se sont concentrées dans la nécropole (Zone 1), où deux tumuli d’époque protogéométrique ont notamment été mis au jour, et dans l’agglomération urbaine, où l’on a achevé la fouille de l’édifice installé sur la « terrasse Demargne » et de ses abords (fig. 1). On a par ailleurs progressé dans l’étude des restes osseux humains mis au jour dans …
Statistical Approaches to Small Site Diversity: New Insights from Cretan Legacy Survey Data
Over the past fifty years, intensive Mediterranean archaeological surveys have yielded abundant and diachronic archaeological data. Although field methods have been continually debated and refined, the interpretation of survey results has focused primarily on site numbers and site size, with particular interest in reconstructing settlement hierarchies and in tracking episodes of nucleation and dispersal across the landscape. Artifact assemblages …
Demographic Dynamics of Publishing in the American Journal of Archaeology
This article presents the results of a demographic survey of authors who published in the American Journal of Archaeology between 2000 and 2020. We sought to better understand the demographics of knowledge production in one of the major English-language journals for Mediterranean archaeology, and, by extension, in the field in general. The survey, delivered by email in the spring of 2021, asked authors about their gender, race or ethnicity, natio…
Fouilles de l’Anavlochos IV: L’agglomération urbaine du vallon central et la nécropole
Aix-en-Provence) et Benjamin Jagou (INRAP/LAPA) ont respectivement guid la fouille des structures funraires (Zone 1) et des contextes de production mtallurgique (Zones 4.0 et 4.1) et conduit une tude prliminaire du mobilier osseux et mtallique. Lionel Fadin (EFA ; semaine 1) et Brieuc Guillaume (semaines 1-6) ont assur le relev topographique des vestiges mis au jour. B. Guillaume est responsable de la couverture au drone (Phantom 4) des espaces i…
Scholarly Networks, Gender Sociology, and Knowledge Production in Aegean Survey and Eastern Mediterranean Archaeology
The concept of the “network” has become increasingly popular in archaeology over the past two decades (see Mills 2017 for a helpful review). Composed of “nodes” (actors, locations, or assemblages) and “edges” (the connections or flows between different nodes), networks are used to formally represent a wide array of relationships between people, places, and things. In Mediterranean and Near Eastern archaeology, network theory has been invoked to u…
The 2019 Bays of East Attica Regional Survey (Bears) Project: New Archaeological Evidence for the History of Coastal Settlement, Economy, and Connectivity from Porto Rafti (Greece)
This paper presents the findings of the inaugural season of the Bays of East Attica Regional Survey project (BEARS). The project aims to clarify the history of human activity around the bay of Porto Rafti in eastern Attica. Surface finds from Raftis Island demonstrate that it was the location of a major Late Helladic IIIC site probably linked to the cemetery at Perati, as well as of limited Late Roman occupation. The Pounta peninsula yielded a la…
Fouilles de l’Anavlochos III: L’agglomération urbaine du vallon central et la nécropole de Lami
Données scientifiques produites : Carnet hypothèses Anavlochos Project, Groupe Facebook ANAVLOCHOS PROJECT, Compte Twitter Fouilles dans l’agglomération urbaine du vallon central Dans le cadre du programme quinquennal (2017-2021) consacré à l’exploration du massif de l’Anavlochos et après avoir exploré sa nécropole et ses espaces cultuels (sanctuaire de Kako Plaï, dépôts votifs 1 et 2) en 2017-2018, on a engagé en 2019 la fouille de l’agglomérati…
Fouilles de l’Anavlochos II: La nécropole de Lami, le sanctuaire de Kako Plaï et ses abords, le dépôt votif 1 et ses abords, les terrasses du sommet Nord-Ouest
La nécropole de Lami Les tumuli La nécropole de Lami s’étend sur une douzaine d’hectares en contrebas de l’agglomération urbaine qui occupe la partie haute du vallon central de l’Anavlochos (fig. 1). On y a poursuivi la fouille engagée en 2017 dans l’Agrégat (AG) 47.04. Un tumulus de pierre de près de 15 m de diamètre a ainsi été mis au jour autour des trois fosses (FE 2, FE 3, FE 4) découvertes en 2017 (fig. 2-3). Ce tumulus est délimité par un …
Fouilles de l’Anavlochos I: La nécropole de Lami, le sanctuaire de Kako Plaï et les dépôts votifs 1 et 2
Données scientifiques produites :Carnet hypothèses Anavlochos ProjectGroupe Facebook ANAVLOCHOS PROJECTCompte Twitter Anavlochos @cretansite Chroniques de l’EfA : https://chronique.efa.gr/?kroute=report&id=6890 À la suite de la prospection de l’ensemble du massif, conduite en 2015-2016, et dans le cadre du programme quinquennal (2017-2021) de l’EFA, des fouilles ont été entreprises sur l’Anavlochos du 24 juillet au 18 août 2017. Lors de cette pre…
The Kingdom of Chelmis: Architecture, Material Culture, and the Modern Landscape of the Western Argolid
Fieldwork at the settlement of Chelmis in the Western Argolid provides a case study in the archaeological documentation of the Modern landscape of Greece. Over the last 40 years, archaeologists have recognized that the study of Modern assemblages contributes to our understanding of the formation processes that produce surface artifact scatters. This article combines conventional approaches to studying the Modern Greek landscape with insights from…
"Iliad 13, Homer's Cretan Heroes, and "Cretan Exceptionalism
This paper uses the dialogue between the Cretan heroes Idomeneus and Meriones in Iliad 13 as a starting point for understanding Homeric conceptions of Crete. Depictions of Crete in Homeric poetry both responded to historical realia and produced an enduring image of Crete as a geographically marginalized yet mythopoetically important place
Demographic Dynamics of Publishing in the American Journal of Archaeology
This article presents the results of a demographic survey of authors who published in the American Journal of Archaeology between 2000 and 2020. We sought to better understand the demographics of knowledge production in one of the major English-language journals for Mediterranean archaeology, and, by extension, in the field in general. The survey, delivered by email in the spring of 2021, asked authors about their gender, race or ethnicity, natio…
The Kingdom of Chelmis: Architecture, Material Culture, and the Modern Landscape of the Western Argolid
Fieldwork at the settlement of Chelmis in the Western Argolid provides a case study in the archaeological documentation of the Modern landscape of Greece. Over the last 40 years, archaeologists have recognized that the study of Modern assemblages contributes to our understanding of the formation processes that produce surface artifact scatters. This article combines conventional approaches to studying the Modern Greek landscape with insights from…
The Archaeology of the Mediterranean Iron Age: A Globalising World c. 1100–600 BCE
In 1983, economist Theodore Levitt first popularized the term “globalization” to describe an incipient era of free trade, increased mobility, improved communications technology, and growing worldwide demand for affordable consumer goods (Levitt 1983). Forty years later, we are still debating the merits and drawbacks of a globalized world. Some stress globalization’s role in alleviating poverty, promoting mobility, and strengthening cross-cultural…
Statistical Approaches to Small Site Diversity: New Insights from Cretan Legacy Survey Data
Over the past fifty years, intensive Mediterranean archaeological surveys have yielded abundant and diachronic archaeological data. Although field methods have been continually debated and refined, the interpretation of survey results has focused primarily on site numbers and site size, with particular interest in reconstructing settlement hierarchies and in tracking episodes of nucleation and dispersal across the landscape. Artifact assemblages …
Fouilles de l’Anavlochos III: L’agglomération urbaine du vallon central et la nécropole de Lami
Données scientifiques produites : Carnet hypothèses Anavlochos Project, Groupe Facebook ANAVLOCHOS PROJECT, Compte Twitter Fouilles dans l’agglomération urbaine du vallon central Dans le cadre du programme quinquennal (2017-2021) consacré à l’exploration du massif de l’Anavlochos et après avoir exploré sa nécropole et ses espaces cultuels (sanctuaire de Kako Plaï, dépôts votifs 1 et 2) en 2017-2018, on a engagé en 2019 la fouille de l’agglomérati…
Fouilles de l’Anavlochos II: La nécropole de Lami, le sanctuaire de Kako Plaï et ses abords, le dépôt votif 1 et ses abords, les terrasses du sommet Nord-Ouest
La nécropole de Lami Les tumuli La nécropole de Lami s’étend sur une douzaine d’hectares en contrebas de l’agglomération urbaine qui occupe la partie haute du vallon central de l’Anavlochos (fig. 1). On y a poursuivi la fouille engagée en 2017 dans l’Agrégat (AG) 47.04. Un tumulus de pierre de près de 15 m de diamètre a ainsi été mis au jour autour des trois fosses (FE 2, FE 3, FE 4) découvertes en 2017 (fig. 2-3). Ce tumulus est délimité par un …
Fouilles de l’Anavlochos I: La nécropole de Lami, le sanctuaire de Kako Plaï et les dépôts votifs 1 et 2
Données scientifiques produites :Carnet hypothèses Anavlochos ProjectGroupe Facebook ANAVLOCHOS PROJECTCompte Twitter Anavlochos @cretansite Chroniques de l’EfA : https://chronique.efa.gr/?kroute=report&id=6890 À la suite de la prospection de l’ensemble du massif, conduite en 2015-2016, et dans le cadre du programme quinquennal (2017-2021) de l’EFA, des fouilles ont été entreprises sur l’Anavlochos du 24 juillet au 18 août 2017. Lors de cette pre…
The Kingdom of Chelmis: Architecture, Material Culture, and the Modern Landscape of the Western Argolid
Fieldwork at the settlement of Chelmis in the Western Argolid provides a case study in the archaeological documentation of the Modern landscape of Greece. Over the last 40 years, archaeologists have recognized that the study of Modern assemblages contributes to our understanding of the formation processes that produce surface artifact scatters. This article combines conventional approaches to studying the Modern Greek landscape with insights from…
"Iliad 13, Homer's Cretan Heroes, and "Cretan Exceptionalism
This paper uses the dialogue between the Cretan heroes Idomeneus and Meriones in Iliad 13 as a starting point for understanding Homeric conceptions of Crete. Depictions of Crete in Homeric poetry both responded to historical realia and produced an enduring image of Crete as a geographically marginalized yet mythopoetically important place
The 2019 Bays of East Attica Regional Survey (Bears) Project: New Archaeological Evidence for the History of Coastal Settlement, Economy, and Connectivity from Porto Rafti (Greece)
This paper presents the findings of the inaugural season of the Bays of East Attica Regional Survey project (BEARS). The project aims to clarify the history of human activity around the bay of Porto Rafti in eastern Attica. Surface finds from Raftis Island demonstrate that it was the location of a major Late Helladic IIIC site probably linked to the cemetery at Perati, as well as of limited Late Roman occupation. The Pounta peninsula yielded a la…
Fouilles de l’Anavlochos IV: L’agglomération urbaine du vallon central et la nécropole
Aix-en-Provence) et Benjamin Jagou (INRAP/LAPA) ont respectivement guid la fouille des structures funraires (Zone 1) et des contextes de production mtallurgique (Zones 4.0 et 4.1) et conduit une tude prliminaire du mobilier osseux et mtallique. Lionel Fadin (EFA ; semaine 1) et Brieuc Guillaume (semaines 1-6) ont assur le relev topographique des vestiges mis au jour. B. Guillaume est responsable de la couverture au drone (Phantom 4) des espaces i…
Scholarly Networks, Gender Sociology, and Knowledge Production in Aegean Survey and Eastern Mediterranean Archaeology
The concept of the “network” has become increasingly popular in archaeology over the past two decades (see Mills 2017 for a helpful review). Composed of “nodes” (actors, locations, or assemblages) and “edges” (the connections or flows between different nodes), networks are used to formally represent a wide array of relationships between people, places, and things. In Mediterranean and Near Eastern archaeology, network theory has been invoked to u…
The Bays of East Attica Regional Survey 2020–2021: New Evidence for Settlement, Production, and Exchange in Porto Rafti, Greece, from Prehistory to Late Antiquity
This paper presents the work of the Bays of East Attica Regional Survey project in 2020 and 2021. The project focuses on documenting evidence of human occupation and land use around the bay of Porto Rafti in eastern Attica, Greece. Work in 2020 and 2021 built on the progress achieved in the 2019 pilot season, which established the presence of a Final Neolithic/Early Bronze Age obsidian processing centre on the Pounta peninsula, a sizeable Late He…
Fouilles de l’Anavlochos V: L’agglomération urbaine du vallon central et la nécropole
Données scientifiques produites :Carnet hypothèses ; Groupe Facebook ; Compte TwitterEn 2022, les fouilles se sont concentrées dans la nécropole (Zone 1), où deux tumuli d’époque protogéométrique ont notamment été mis au jour, et dans l’agglomération urbaine, où l’on a achevé la fouille de l’édifice installé sur la « terrasse Demargne » et de ses abords (fig. 1). On a par ailleurs progressé dans l’étude des restes osseux humains mis au jour dans …
Statistical Approaches to Small Site Diversity: New Insights from Cretan Legacy Survey Data
Over the past fifty years, intensive Mediterranean archaeological surveys have yielded abundant and diachronic archaeological data. Although field methods have been continually debated and refined, the interpretation of survey results has focused primarily on site numbers and site size, with particular interest in reconstructing settlement hierarchies and in tracking episodes of nucleation and dispersal across the landscape. Artifact assemblages …
Demographic Dynamics of Publishing in the American Journal of Archaeology
This article presents the results of a demographic survey of authors who published in the American Journal of Archaeology between 2000 and 2020. We sought to better understand the demographics of knowledge production in one of the major English-language journals for Mediterranean archaeology, and, by extension, in the field in general. The survey, delivered by email in the spring of 2021, asked authors about their gender, race or ethnicity, natio…
The Archaeology of the Mediterranean Iron Age: A Globalising World c. 1100–600 BCE
In 1983, economist Theodore Levitt first popularized the term “globalization” to describe an incipient era of free trade, increased mobility, improved communications technology, and growing worldwide demand for affordable consumer goods (Levitt 1983). Forty years later, we are still debating the merits and drawbacks of a globalized world. Some stress globalization’s role in alleviating poverty, promoting mobility, and strengthening cross-cultural…
Archaic Knossos, Archaeological Narratives, and Conservatism in Cretan Material Culture
This study addresses a longstanding historical and archaeological problem at the central Cretan urban centre of Knossos. This is the so-called ‘Archaic gap’, an apparent dearth of evidence for sixth-century BCE material culture across the extensively excavated city. The concept of a pronounced Knossian decline or recession at this time has been reaffirmed in recent years, with widespread repercussions for Cretan archaeology. By reconsidering cera…
Anavlochos. Campagnes d’étude 2023 et 2024: Le dépôt 1 et le tumulus 42.01
International audience
Archaeology (8 works) · Art (8 works) · Geography (8 works) · Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History (7 works) · History (7 works) · Ancient history (4 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (4 works) · Archaeology and Historical Studies (4 works) · History (4 works) · Archaeological Research and Protection (3 works)