Gioulika-Olga Christakopoulou, To Die in Style! The Residential Lifestyle of Feasting and Dying in Iron Age Stamna, Greece

J. Bintliff
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This short essay presents some of the most interesting information from a major Early Iron Age cemetery in the province of Aetolia, in North-West Mainland Greece. Its presentation is rather uneven – the location of the site is not even immediately presented in the opening text, and there is no overall plan of the site – although the content is important enough to make it worth the effort. Over 600 tombs of the earliest Iron Age, the Protogeometric (PG) era (ca. 1050-900 BC), have so far been uncovered in a burial zone some 4km in length along the periphery of Lake Aetolikon, both cremations and inhumations. Several tombs appear to belong to elite ‘warrior’ males, indicating a ranked society.
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这篇短文介绍了一些最有趣的信息,这些信息来自希腊大陆西北部埃托利亚省的一个主要的早期铁器时代墓地。它的呈现方式参差不齐——网站的位置甚至没有立即在开篇文字中呈现出来,也没有网站的总体规划——尽管内容很重要,值得花时间去看。迄今为止,在埃托利孔湖周边约4公里长的埋葬区发现了600多座最早的铁器时代,即原始几何(PG)时代(约公元前1050-900年)的坟墓,包括火葬和土葬。一些坟墓似乎属于精英“战士”男性,表明一个等级社会。
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