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The historiography of landscape research on Crete

Gkiasta, M.

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Gkiasta, M. (2008, April 15). The historiography of landscape research on Crete. Archaeological Studies Leiden University. Archaeological Studies Leiden University. Retrieved from

https://hdl.handle.net/1887/12855

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1 Listof figures

Fig.4.1.1: Typical presentation themes in Travellers’ books

Fig. 4.1.2: Areas covered by CH projects over time and across the island Fig. 4.1.3: Areas covered by HG projects

Fig. 4.1.4: Areas covered by projects of the Topographic Tradition over time Fig. 4.1.5: Areas intensively surveyed by projects of the LT over time

Fig. 6.2: The areas covered by the sample of archaeological landscape projects in the Eparchy of Siteia

Listof tabLes

2.3: Surveys Database: The sample 2.6: Interpretations Database: the sample

4.2.1 Archaeological landscape projects included in the database

4.2.2 Survey projects and total number of site characterisations per tradition 4.3: Numbers of projects per tradition grouped according to their aims

4.7: The extent to which various chronological characterisations have been used in the five traditions (in percentages)

4.9.1: Average site-density per tradition 4.9.2: PH site densities per km² of LT projects

6.2: Sample of projects used for the study in the area of Siteia 6.3.1: Total site counts of the main periods per project

6.3.2: Sites that continue from PH to Greek times per project 6.3.3: Sites that continue from PH to GR times per project 6.3.4: Sites that continue from Greek to GR times per project

6.4.1: Chronological and function interpretations of ‘Pendlebury 1934’ project 6.4.2: Chronological and function interpretations of ‘Wroncka’ project 6.4.3: Chronological and function interpretations of ‘Nowicki’ project 6.4.4: Chronological and function interpretations of ‘Minoan Roads’ project 6.4.5: Chronological and function interpretations of ‘Hagia Photia’ project 6.4.6: Chronological and function interpretations of ‘Praisos’ project 6.4.7a: Chronological and function interpretations of ‘Katelionas’ project 6.4.7b: Chronological and function interpretations of ‘Lamnoni’ project

Listof graphs

4.4: Multi-disciplinarity per tradition 4.5: Presentation themes per tradition 4.6.1: Theoretical concepts used by Travellers

4.6.2: Theoretical concepts used by projects within LT 4.6.3: Theoretical concepts used by projects within CH 4.6.4: Theoretical concepts used by projects within HG 4.6.5: Theoretical concepts used by projects within TT

4.7.1: The 5 traditions and their relevant interest in the main periods

4.7.2: Certain and uncertain chronological characterisations in the various traditions

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4.7.3: Certain, uncertain, general and finer chronological characterisations 4.7.4: Uncertain, general and characterisations of unknown date

4.7.5: Intra-tradition variability 1 4.7.6: Intra-tradition variability 2

4.8.1: PH site functions used by different traditions 4.8.2: GR site functions used by different traditions 4.8.3: BVT site functions used by different traditions

4.8.4: Certain, possible and unknown function characterisations in the PH 4.8.5: Certain, possible and unknown function characterisations in the GR 4.8.6: Certain, possible and unknown function characterisations in the BVT 4.8.7: Characterisations of fine chronology and defined function

4.9.1: PH site densities: area of the target population

4.9.2: PH site densities (only certain characterisations): area actually seen 4.9.3: GR site densities: area of the target population

4.9.4: GR site densities (only certain characterisations): area actually seen 4.9.5: BVT site densities: area of the target population

4.9.6: BVT site densities (only certain characterisations): area actually seen

Listofappendices

Appendix one: Reports from ‘Surveys’ database

1. Appendix two: Documentation of the fields in ‘Surveys’ database 2. Appendix three: Reports from ‘Interpretations’ database

3. Appendix four: Documentation of the fields in ‘Interpretations’ database 4.

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‘Surveys’ Database

‘Interpretations’ Database

1. Appendix one: Reports from ‘Surveys’ database

2. Appendix two: Documentation of the fields in ‘Surveys’ database 3. Appendix three: Reports from ‘Interpretations’ database

4. Appendix four: Documentation of the fields in ‘Interpretations’ database 5.

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