The Mycenaean Feast Marianna Scarfone

The Mycenaean Feast Marianna ScarfoneThis collection of essays investigates the rich evidence for the character of the Mycenaean feast. While much of the evidence discussed comes from the Palace of Nestor near Pylos, the authors also present new material from Tsoungiza near Nemea, and from other Bronze Age sites on mainland Greece and Crete.

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