Marianna Nikolaidou
Biographic Data
| ID | 4997010 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Marianna Nikolaidou |
| GIVEN NAMES | Marianna |
| FAMILY NAME | Nikolaidou |
| SIGNATURE | NIKOLAIDOU M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute of Archaeology |
| ORCID | 0009-0002-7969-9557 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Greek women in archaeology
This article sketches a historic panorama of Greek women’s contributions to archaeology, and elaborates on some of our previously published ideas. In 1993 our first collaborative efforts resulted in the first book on gender in Aegean prehistory, which still remains one of the few syntheses on the topic. In 1998 we recounted the (then) untold achievement of pioneer Greek female archaeologists and their legacy. In 2009 we registered the progress – …
Tsountas, Christos (1857–1934)
An eminent Greek archaeologist and academic, Christos Tsountas has been justly recognized as the father of Greek prehistory. His groundbreaking work in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century led to the discovery and systematic research of three major Aegean civilizations: Mycenaean, Cycladic, and Thessalian Neolithic. He served as Ephor of Antiquities, fellow of the Athens Archaeological Society and the Academy of Athens, and professor o…
Dispilio in Macedonia
Dispilio, a Neolithic village by the lake of Kastoria in Macedonia, northwestern Greece, is the first lacustrine settlement excavated in the Aegean. Early platform houses raised on the shore were later replaced by buildings on dry land. Systematic research revealed well‐preserved structural wood and clay, extensive evidence for freshwater fishing and hunting, and a wealth of utilitarian and symbolic artifacts – local and imported. A reconstructio…
Gender in Greek and Aegean Prehistory
This chapter contains section titles: Introduction The Mesolithic and Neolithic Early and Middle Bronze Age: Protopalatial Crete The Late Bronze Age: Neopalatial Crete Gender in Mycenaean Greece Conclusion Notes References
The Early Neolithic in Greece
A Sexist Present, a Human-less Past
The study of the past has largely been an appraisal of androcentrism. Public awareness of what constitutes gender roles in earlier cultures is inextricably bound with contemporary social asymmetries. Modern inequalities are projected into mainstream archaeological explanations via male-biased and often ethnocentric assumptions which proliferate both in scientific and in popularized literature. Biased scholarship lays emphasis on the alleged super…
Ἐισαγωγή Στή Νεολιθική Ἐιδωλοπλαστική
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A Sexist Present, a Human-less Past
The study of the past has largely been an appraisal of androcentrism. Public awareness of what constitutes gender roles in earlier cultures is inextricably bound with contemporary social asymmetries. Modern inequalities are projected into mainstream archaeological explanations via male-biased and often ethnocentric assumptions which proliferate both in scientific and in popularized literature. Biased scholarship lays emphasis on the alleged super…
Ἐισαγωγή Στή Νεολιθική Ἐιδωλοπλαστική
The Early Neolithic in Greece
Gender in Greek and Aegean Prehistory
This chapter contains section titles: Introduction The Mesolithic and Neolithic Early and Middle Bronze Age: Protopalatial Crete The Late Bronze Age: Neopalatial Crete Gender in Mycenaean Greece Conclusion Notes References
Dispilio in Macedonia
Dispilio, a Neolithic village by the lake of Kastoria in Macedonia, northwestern Greece, is the first lacustrine settlement excavated in the Aegean. Early platform houses raised on the shore were later replaced by buildings on dry land. Systematic research revealed well‐preserved structural wood and clay, extensive evidence for freshwater fishing and hunting, and a wealth of utilitarian and symbolic artifacts – local and imported. A reconstructio…
Tsountas, Christos (1857–1934)
An eminent Greek archaeologist and academic, Christos Tsountas has been justly recognized as the father of Greek prehistory. His groundbreaking work in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century led to the discovery and systematic research of three major Aegean civilizations: Mycenaean, Cycladic, and Thessalian Neolithic. He served as Ephor of Antiquities, fellow of the Athens Archaeological Society and the Academy of Athens, and professor o…
Greek women in archaeology
This article sketches a historic panorama of Greek women’s contributions to archaeology, and elaborates on some of our previously published ideas. In 1993 our first collaborative efforts resulted in the first book on gender in Aegean prehistory, which still remains one of the few syntheses on the topic. In 1998 we recounted the (then) untold achievement of pioneer Greek female archaeologists and their legacy. In 2009 we registered the progress – …
History (6 works) · Archaeology (5 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (4 works) · Ancient history (3 works) · Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History (3 works) · Classics (3 works) · Prehistory (3 works) · Archaeological Research and Protection (2 works) · Art (2 works) · Bronze Age (2 works)