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From grand narratives to multiple scales: space, life and process in Neolithic Greece and beyond

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SørenDietz, FanisMavridis, ŽarkoTankosić & TuranTakaoğlu (ed.). 2018. Communities in transition: the Circum-Aegean area in the 5th and 4th millennia BC. Oxford: Oxbow; 978-1-78570-720-9 £70.

ApostolosSarris, EvitaKalogiropoulou, TunaKalayci & EvageliaKarimali (ed.). 2017. Communities, landscapes, and interaction in Neolithic Greece (International Monographs in Prehistory: Archaeological Series 20). New York: Berghahn; 978-1-879621-47-3 $39.

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  12 June 2019

Stella Souvatzi*
Affiliation:
Hellenic Open University, Plastira, Athens 13561, Greece (Email: stellasouvatzi@hotmail.com)

Extract

Both volumes considered here represent these changes and offer lively insights into Neolithic societies in Greece, the Balkans and West Anatolia. At the same time, they demonstrate the growing developments in Greek Neolithic studies, the explosion of new data and the emergence of new research questions. Each volume has a distinctive focus, but they complement each other in more ways than one, e.g. in geographic, temporal, thematic and theoretical coverage. They both derive from international conferences held in Greece, one (Communities, landscapes and interaction) in Rethymnon, Crete in 2015, the other (Communities in transition) in Athens in 2013, and several authors have chapters in both volumes.

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Review Article
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Copyright © Antiquity Publications Ltd, 2019 

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