Mercourios Georgiadis
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 507000 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Mercourios Georgiadis |
| PRENOMES | Mercourios |
| SOBRENOME | Georgiadis |
| ASSINATURA | GEORGIADIS M |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Crete University Press |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0823-3637 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 7 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2008 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Mind the chronological gaps
The rich and diverse evidence from the 2nd millennium BC Aegean allows indepth analyses of how past materiality was treated in this period. Remembering, forgetting and ignoring have been important tools employed by societies on various occasions and with different meanings and aims. The mnemonoscape in the Aegean has provided a template of objects and landscapes, which received diverse treatments depending on the relatively recent or older past u…
Integrating legacy survey data into GIS‐based analysis
Surface archaeological survey has been widely established as the principal method for the regional study of Mediterranean diachronic landscapes. Before the introduction of GPS and digital, GIS‐based recordings in the late 1990s, survey projects employed analogue recording strategies (e.g. personal notebooks, printed forms and cartographic materials) resulting in low‐precision spatial datasets. These archives, termed here as legacy survey data, ca…
The archaeological survey at Abdera and Xanthi 2015-2019
Memory and the Past in the Mycenaean and Post-Mycenaean South-Eastern Aegean
Material Connections in the Ancient Mediterranean
Child Burials in Mesolithic and Neolithic Southern Greece
The treatment of children during the Mesolithic and Neolithic in southern Greece can provide us with a rare insight of age differentiations, social practices and beliefs in these early periods. The diachronic presentation and analysis of this particular group of burials will provide a better understanding of the social and conceptual changes the role of children had in these communities. Their comparison to the adult treatments provides a templat…
The Obsidian in the Aegean Beyond Melos
Obsidian is an important material circulated throughout the Aegean. Melian obsidian is found at many sites and researchers have concentrated on Melos without acknowledging obsidian from other sources. This article endeavours to highlight obsidian of non‐Melian origin, such as that from the Carpathians, central Anatolia, Antiparos and, particularly, Yali. It is demonstrated that this latter source was a central one for certain islands, with its ob…
Child Burials in Mesolithic and Neolithic Southern Greece
The treatment of children during the Mesolithic and Neolithic in southern Greece can provide us with a rare insight of age differentiations, social practices and beliefs in these early periods. The diachronic presentation and analysis of this particular group of burials will provide a better understanding of the social and conceptual changes the role of children had in these communities. Their comparison to the adult treatments provides a templat…
The archaeological survey at Abdera and Xanthi 2015-2019
The Obsidian in the Aegean Beyond Melos
Obsidian is an important material circulated throughout the Aegean. Melian obsidian is found at many sites and researchers have concentrated on Melos without acknowledging obsidian from other sources. This article endeavours to highlight obsidian of non‐Melian origin, such as that from the Carpathians, central Anatolia, Antiparos and, particularly, Yali. It is demonstrated that this latter source was a central one for certain islands, with its ob…
Mind the chronological gaps
The rich and diverse evidence from the 2nd millennium BC Aegean allows indepth analyses of how past materiality was treated in this period. Remembering, forgetting and ignoring have been important tools employed by societies on various occasions and with different meanings and aims. The mnemonoscape in the Aegean has provided a template of objects and landscapes, which received diverse treatments depending on the relatively recent or older past u…
Integrating legacy survey data into GIS‐based analysis
Surface archaeological survey has been widely established as the principal method for the regional study of Mediterranean diachronic landscapes. Before the introduction of GPS and digital, GIS‐based recordings in the late 1990s, survey projects employed analogue recording strategies (e.g. personal notebooks, printed forms and cartographic materials) resulting in low‐precision spatial datasets. These archives, termed here as legacy survey data, ca…
The Obsidian in the Aegean Beyond Melos
Obsidian is an important material circulated throughout the Aegean. Melian obsidian is found at many sites and researchers have concentrated on Melos without acknowledging obsidian from other sources. This article endeavours to highlight obsidian of non‐Melian origin, such as that from the Carpathians, central Anatolia, Antiparos and, particularly, Yali. It is demonstrated that this latter source was a central one for certain islands, with its ob…
Material Connections in the Ancient Mediterranean
Child Burials in Mesolithic and Neolithic Southern Greece
The treatment of children during the Mesolithic and Neolithic in southern Greece can provide us with a rare insight of age differentiations, social practices and beliefs in these early periods. The diachronic presentation and analysis of this particular group of burials will provide a better understanding of the social and conceptual changes the role of children had in these communities. Their comparison to the adult treatments provides a templat…
Memory and the Past in the Mycenaean and Post-Mycenaean South-Eastern Aegean
The archaeological survey at Abdera and Xanthi 2015-2019
Integrating legacy survey data into GIS‐based analysis
Surface archaeological survey has been widely established as the principal method for the regional study of Mediterranean diachronic landscapes. Before the introduction of GPS and digital, GIS‐based recordings in the late 1990s, survey projects employed analogue recording strategies (e.g. personal notebooks, printed forms and cartographic materials) resulting in low‐precision spatial datasets. These archives, termed here as legacy survey data, ca…
Mind the chronological gaps
The rich and diverse evidence from the 2nd millennium BC Aegean allows indepth analyses of how past materiality was treated in this period. Remembering, forgetting and ignoring have been important tools employed by societies on various occasions and with different meanings and aims. The mnemonoscape in the Aegean has provided a template of objects and landscapes, which received diverse treatments depending on the relatively recent or older past u…
Archaeology (5 obras) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (5 obras) · Geography (5 obras) · Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History (4 obras) · History (4 obras) · Classical Antiquity Studies (3 obras) · History (3 obras) · Aesthetics (2 obras) · Archaeology and Historical Studies (2 obras) · Art (2 obras)