The Definition of Late Helladic I

In a previous article I argued that the one major stratified deposit published as LH I and accepted as such by Furumark, from Korakou, was in fact late LH IIA, and considered the implications of this redating for the development of LH II. If this view is accepted, it raises the question: what, then, is LH I ? In this article I wish to describe what I believe to be LH I; as I am not able to make use of a good closed deposit, I shall rely largely upon published material, much of which I have seen or handled, identified by style, shape, and features of manufacture. Since photographs of this material are readily accessible in well-known publications, I show only a few characteristic pieces (plate 20)

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• T. 164—an early LH built chamber tomb from Argos

  Open Access•Nikolas Papadimitriou, Kim Shelton•The Annual of the British School…•2001

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• Aegean Trade and Settlement in Anatolia in the Second Millennium B.C

  Open Access•Christopher Mee•Anatolian Studies•1978

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• Rethinking Standardization

  Open Access•Stephanie Aulsebrook•Oxford Journal of Archaeology•2018

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• The Formation and Use of Dromoi in Early Mycenaean Tombs

  Open Access•Nikolas Papadimitriou•The Annual of the British School…•2015

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• Investigations in Keos

  John L Caskey•Hesperia The Journal of the…•1972

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