British Archaeological Reports - Greek Bronze Age Jewellery 912

Explore the craftsmanship of the ancient world with this specialized study on Bronze Age jewellery found in burial contexts across mainland Greece and Crete. Based on the author's thesis, this volume provides a deep look into the technology and production methods used by ancient artisans. This book offers a detailed typology and catalogue of recovered items, including ornaments for the head, hair, neck, arms, and hands. By examining these artifacts alongside evidence from Linear B tablets and ancient wall paintings, the text provides a comprehensive view of how jewellery was used and valued in antiquity. Perfect for students, researchers, and enthusiasts of decorative arts, this publication from the British Archaeological Reports International Series serves as a vital resource for understanding the material culture of the Greek Bronze Age.