Yannis Sakellarakis
Biographic Data
| ID | 5655128 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yannis Sakellarakis |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yannis |
| FAMILY NAME | Sakellarakis |
| SIGNATURE | SAKELLARAKIS Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | National Archaeological Museum |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 3 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1987 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1996 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Minoan religious influence in the Aegean
This article presents conclusions drawn from the results of surface survey and excavation at Agios Georgios, Vouno (Kythera), the peak sanctuary of the nearby Minoan colony at Kastri. Small finds included a black steatite ladle inscribed in Linear A with a name reminiscent of ‘Demeter’, libation tables, some clay and numerous bronze figurines (both anthropomorphic and animal), jewellery, bronze votive offerings in the shape of human limbs, miniat…
Un vase en pierre avec inscription en linéaire A du sanctuaire de sommet minoen de Cythère
Ce vase est une «cuillère» [«ladle»] en stéatite, datée du MM III-MR I, dont tous les parallèles crétois connus proviennent de lieux de culte. L'inscription comprend trois signes qui, si on leur donne la valeur phonétique des signes homomorphes du linéaire B, se lisent DA-MA-TE. Il semble difficile de ne pas y voir le nom d'une déesse minoenne dont la déesse grecque Δημήτηρ a perpétué l'appellation
Lenses in Antiquity
A recent find in the Idaean Cave in Crete of two rock crystal lenses of unusually good optical quality led to this investigation of other lenses from antiquity. The evidence indicates that the use of lenses was widespread throughout the Middle East and the Mediterranean basin over several millennia. The quality of some of these lenses was sufficient to permit their use as magnifying glasses. The use of lenses as burning glasses in Classical Greec…
Minoan religious influence in the Aegean
This article presents conclusions drawn from the results of surface survey and excavation at Agios Georgios, Vouno (Kythera), the peak sanctuary of the nearby Minoan colony at Kastri. Small finds included a black steatite ladle inscribed in Linear A with a name reminiscent of ‘Demeter’, libation tables, some clay and numerous bronze figurines (both anthropomorphic and animal), jewellery, bronze votive offerings in the shape of human limbs, miniat…
Un vase en pierre avec inscription en linéaire A du sanctuaire de sommet minoen de Cythère
Ce vase est une «cuillère» [«ladle»] en stéatite, datée du MM III-MR I, dont tous les parallèles crétois connus proviennent de lieux de culte. L'inscription comprend trois signes qui, si on leur donne la valeur phonétique des signes homomorphes du linéaire B, se lisent DA-MA-TE. Il semble difficile de ne pas y voir le nom d'une déesse minoenne dont la déesse grecque Δημήτηρ a perpétué l'appellation
Lenses in Antiquity
A recent find in the Idaean Cave in Crete of two rock crystal lenses of unusually good optical quality led to this investigation of other lenses from antiquity. The evidence indicates that the use of lenses was widespread throughout the Middle East and the Mediterranean basin over several millennia. The quality of some of these lenses was sufficient to permit their use as magnifying glasses. The use of lenses as burning glasses in Classical Greec…
Lenses in Antiquity
A recent find in the Idaean Cave in Crete of two rock crystal lenses of unusually good optical quality led to this investigation of other lenses from antiquity. The evidence indicates that the use of lenses was widespread throughout the Middle East and the Mediterranean basin over several millennia. The quality of some of these lenses was sufficient to permit their use as magnifying glasses. The use of lenses as burning glasses in Classical Greec…
Un vase en pierre avec inscription en linéaire A du sanctuaire de sommet minoen de Cythère
Ce vase est une «cuillère» [«ladle»] en stéatite, datée du MM III-MR I, dont tous les parallèles crétois connus proviennent de lieux de culte. L'inscription comprend trois signes qui, si on leur donne la valeur phonétique des signes homomorphes du linéaire B, se lisent DA-MA-TE. Il semble difficile de ne pas y voir le nom d'une déesse minoenne dont la déesse grecque Δημήτηρ a perpétué l'appellation
Minoan religious influence in the Aegean
This article presents conclusions drawn from the results of surface survey and excavation at Agios Georgios, Vouno (Kythera), the peak sanctuary of the nearby Minoan colony at Kastri. Small finds included a black steatite ladle inscribed in Linear A with a name reminiscent of ‘Demeter’, libation tables, some clay and numerous bronze figurines (both anthropomorphic and animal), jewellery, bronze votive offerings in the shape of human limbs, miniat…
Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History (3 works) · Art (3 works) · Ancient history (2 works) · Archaeology (2 works) · Classical Antiquity Studies (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · Geology (2 works) · Geology (2 works) · History (2 works) · Ancient Near East History (1 work)