SMEA NUOVA SERIE 6, 2020

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Significant Objects and the Biographical Approach: An Inscribed Handle from Misis in Cilicia7-26
Anna Lucia D’Agata, Valentina Cannavò, Massimo Perna, Daniele Putortì

The Swastika Motif in the Central Mediterranean during the Early Bronze Age27-48
Sara Marino

Distribution and Functions of Minoan Inscribed Clay Vessels and the Consequences for the Question of Literacy in the Bronze Age Aegean 49-66
Barbara Montecchi

Pylos Ta 716 and Mycenaean Ritual Paraphernalia: A Reconsideration67-96
Thomas G. Palaima, Nicholas G. Blackwell

Tableware from the Middle Minoan Settlement at Apodoulou, Crete: A Typological Assessment97-132
Ioanna Venieri

Orientalizing Architecture: Prinias, ‘Ain Dārā and Hittite Echoes in Greek Architectural Sculpture133-164
Serdar Yalçın

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SMEA NUOVA SERIE 6, 2020

SIGNIFICANT OBJECTS AND THE BIOGRAPHICAL APPROACH: AN INSCRIBED HANDLE FROM MISIS IN CILICIA

THE SWASTIKA MOTIF IN THE CENTRAL MEDITERRANEAN DURING THE EARLY BRONZE AGE

DISTRIBUTION AND FUNCTIONS OF MINOAN INSCRIBED CLAY VESSELS AND THE CONSEQUENCES FOR THE QUESTION OF LITERACY IN THE BRONZE AGE AEGEAN

PYLOS TA 716 AND MYCENAEAN RITUAL PARAPHERNALIA: A RECONSIDERATION

TABLEWARE FROM THE MIDDLE MINOAN SETTLEMENT AT APODOULOU, CRETE: A TYPOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT

ORIENTALIZING ARCHITECTURE: PRINIAS, ‘AIN DĀRĀ AND HITTITE ECHOES IN GREEK ARCHITECTURAL SCULPTURE