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040			_bgre _aCY-NiDAL
040			_aXX-XxUND _cΒιβλιοθήκη Τμήματος Αρχαιοτήτων
100	1		_aHarrell, Kate _4edt _9178945
245	1	0	_aThravsma : _bcontextualising the intentional destruction of objects in the Bronze Age Aegean and Cyprus / _cedited by Jan Driessen; Kate Harrel.
260			_a[Louvain-la-Neuve]: _bPresses universitaires de Louvain, _c[2015].
300			_a196 p : _billus (chiefly color),diagrams, maps ; _c30 cm.
490	0		_a; _v9
500			_aPapers in English and one in French.
504			_aIncludes bibliographical refernces.
520			_aHow does intentionally inflicting damage to material objects mediate the human experience in the prehistoric eastern Mediterranean? For all of the diversity in cultural practice in the civilisations of the Greek mainland and Aegean islands, Crete, Cyprus and the eastern coast of Italy between 4000-750 BC, archaeologists consider the custom of ritually killing objects as a normative, if inconsistent practice. Yet as
650		4	_aCultural property _xDestruction and pillage _xCongresses _zGreece _9177369
650		4	_aCultural property _xDestruction and pillage _xCongresses _zCyprus _9177368
650		4	_aBronze age _xCongresses _zGreece _9176594
650		4	_aBronze age _xCongresses _zCyprus _9176580
651		4	_aCyprus _xAntiquities _xCongresses _9177470
651		4	_aGreece _xAntiquities _xCongresses _9178748
700	1		_9177809 _4edt _aDriessen, J.
700			_9177809
911			_a20583 _e20170102 _p1 _q21 _r0 _s0 _vUniversitaire Ciaco _weur 34.91
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