USEFUL WEBSITES
T-Space. The University of Toronto Research Repository
URL: https://tspace.library.utoronto.ca/handle/1807/3004
Since 1976 the University of Toronto, in collaboration with The American School of Classical Studies at Athens and the Greek Archaeological Service, has investigated the ancient site of Kommos in south central Crete.The Plakias Stone Age Project
URL: http://blogs.providence.edu/plakias/
The Plakias Stone Age Project is a Greek-American collaborative project that funds research on the Stone Age discoveries around the village of Plakias in southwest Crete (Greece).Shifting Identities – Social Change and Cultural Interaction in the Middle Helladic Argolid 2000 – 1500 BC
URL: http://www.mhargolid.nl/
This international, multidisciplinary project has received a Grant for Innovative Research by the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research (NWO).Amykles Research Project
URL: http://amykles-research-project-en.wikidot.com/
An extensive study and research project of the Spartan sanctuary of Apollo Amyklaios, approved by the Greek Ministry of Culture, was launched in 2005.The Saronic Harbors Archaeological Research Project
URL: http://www.saronicharbors.org/
SHARP is a multi-disciplinary project to explore human interactions in a "coastscape" environment. We are investigating the dynamics of competition among neighboring socio-political entities in the Saronic Gulf region of mainland Greece during the Late Bronze Age.Apesokari Tholos Tomb B Study Project
URL: http://apesokari.jimdo.com/
Apesokari is a village in south central Crete and the location of several prehistoric archaeological sites. One of them is Tholos Tomb B. It is a stone built monument, used in the Early and Middle Minoan Period (c. 3500-1650 BC). It was excavated in 1963 by Costis Davaras, emeritus Professor of Prehistoric Archaeology of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens and then a Curator of Antiquities of the Greek Archaeological Service.Aegean Prehistoric Archaeology
URL: http://www.dartmouth.edu/~prehistory/aegean/
This site contains information about the prehistoric archaeology of the Aegean. Through a series of lessons and illustrations, it traces the cultural evolution of humanity in the Aegean basin from the era of hunting and gathering (Palaeolithic-Mesolithic) through the early village farming stage (Neolithic) and the formative period of Aegean civilization into the age of the great palatial cultures of Minoan Crete and and Mycenaean Greece.Linéaire-b.info – Épigraphie mycénienne, nouvelle interprétation des textes
URL: http://www.lineaire-b.info/
De manière générale, on croit que la plupart des textes en linéaire B sont des documents administratifs d’une société extrêmement bureaucratique. On croit que les séries des phonèmes ne sont pas lisibles de manière monosyllabique en raison de la méthode statistique employée par M. Ventris dans son déchiffrement.Mycénien.info – L’interprétation du linéaire B
URL: http://www.mycenien.info/
Dans les années 50, Michael Ventris a déchiffré l’écriture mycénienne appelée Linéaire B. L’espoir était grand de trouver, dans l’écriture sur ces tablettes en argile, d’importantes informations anthropologiques sur cette culture, matrice de la civilisation occidentale, qui a habité l’île de Crète ainsi que des citadelles mycéniennes du T.M.II jusqu’à la destruction du dernier niveau de la citadelle de Mycènes (de 1450 à 1100 ACN).Neolithic Greece – Creating a Network
URL: http://neolithicgreece.net/
The aim of this site is to join people that are interested in the Neolithic period in Greece. At first, we are trying to provide you updated bibliography and to create a forum where you can discuss topics about the Greek Neolithic.Minoan Linear A & Mycenaean Linear B
URL: http://minoan.deaditerranean.com/linear-b-transliterations/
Welcome to the searchable Linear B transliterations! This is an online repository of the Linear B inscriptions from Mycenaean Crete and Greece, and includes cross-linking to definitions of ideograms and sign groups in the 3.5-millenia-old writing system of Linear B.New Journal: Chronika
URL: http://chronika.yolasite.com/
Chronika, a new interdisciplinary journal of European and Mediterranean archaeology, welcomes submissions (2,500-3000 words) from graduate students in departments of Anthropology, Classics, and Visual Studies/Art History at any university. Students are encouraged to submit online, and to join Chronika's parent organization, The Institute for European and Mediterranean Archaeology.Dikili Tash
URL: http://www.dikili-tash.gr
Le site archéologique de Dikili Tash est principalement un site d’habitat préhistorique, occupé à l’époque néolithique (6400-4000 av. J.-C.) et à l’âge du Bronze (3000-1100 av. J.-C.). Il a également livré des vestiges de l’époque hellénistique et romaine.