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17 Cards in this Set
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Neolithic |
7000-3200 |
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EMI |
Prepalatial 3200-2650 |
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EMII |
Prepalatial 2650-2200 |
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EMIII |
prepalatial 2200-2150 |
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MMIA |
Prepalatial 2000-1900 |
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MMIB
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Protopalatial 1900-1800 |
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MMIIA |
Protopalatial 1800-1750 |
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MMIIB
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Protopalatial 1750-1700 |
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MMIIIA |
Neopalatial Start of Neopalatial phase 1700-1640 conical cups, remaining light on dark pottery but also dark on light, matt not glossy paint, start of ripple decoration that continues into MMIIIB Tomb of Zeus and Peak sanctuary at Jouktas |
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MMIIIB |
Neopalatial 1640-1600 ripple pattern, lustrous gloss, still get some dark on light matt, not super different that MMIIIA and need the whole assemblage to really tell them apart, Oval mouth amphora palace at Galatas |
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LMIA |
Neopalatial 1600-1510 Lots of spirals; dark on light lusters; straight sided cup with mid ridge projection; milk jugs Thera erruption |
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Thera Eruption |
Neopalatial 1620 (high count) 1520 (low count) |
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LMIB |
Neopalatial 1510-1430 Marine style; fine clay and glossy paint horizon of fire destructions |
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LMII |
Final Palatial 1430-1390 goblets (shorter stem than kylix); palatide jars (storage vessel that is elaborately painted); mouth oval becoming less oval |
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LMIIIA1 |
Final Palatial 1390-1360 goblet is replaced by the kylix and the decorated kylix starts to get more rare; |
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LMIIIA2 |
Final Palatial 1360-1330 Short kylix (champagne cup) |
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LMIIIB early |
Post-palatial 1330-1190 decorated pottery is rare; undecorated stuff doesn't look super different than the previous periods; stirrup jar; pottery starts getting inscribed with Linear B |
