original ) (raw )Power of the Beast: Human-Animal Symbolism in Egyptian and Aegean Art. Lyvia Morgan
Lyvia Morgan
Aegypten und Levante Vol. 7, 1998
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Veronika Dubcová Verešová
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(2021) "Divine Acolytes: The Animals and their Symbolism in the Xeste 3 Wall-Paintings", in R. Laffineur and T. Palaima (eds), Zoia. Animal-Human Interactions in the Aegean Middle and Late Bronze Age, Proceedings of the 18th International Aegean Conference, May 28-31, 2020, 249-279.
Andreas Vlachopoulos
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ICON: Art and Meaning in Aegean Seal Images
Janice Crowley
Papers and Summary of the Discussion held at the Summer 2023 MASt Seminar (Friday, June 30, 2023
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"A Minoan Riddle" in Aegis, Current Approaches and New Perspectives in Aegean Iconography Edited by Fritz Blakolmer
Nanno Marinatos
Aegis, 2020
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A new approach to minoan iconography. an introduction: the case of the minoan genii
Stella Chryssoulaki
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"Iconography in Context: The Visual Elements of Aegean Art"
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Andrew Shapland
PhD thesis, UCL Institute of Archaeology, 2009
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(Book Review): Animal Symbolism in Mesopotamia - A Contextual Approach. Chicako E. Watanabe
Pauline Albenda
Archiv fur Orientforschung, 2006
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Bird-demons in the Aegean Bronze Age: Their Nature and Relationship to Egypt and the Near East, in: Current Approaches and New Perspectives in Aegean Iconography, edited by Fritz Blakolmer. Aegis 18 (2020), 205-222.
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Diana Rodríguez-Pérez
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Marie N Pareja
AEGAEUM 45, 2021
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Wild Nature? Human-Animal Relations on Neopalatial Crete
Andrew Shapland
Cambridge Archaeological Journal, 2010
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Animal Symbolism in Ancient Anatolia
Benjamin Arbuckle
2015
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Monkey and Ape Iconography in Aegean Art
Marie N Pareja
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Julia Binnberg
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(2010) Discussing Bronze Age Cypriot Iconography: Three case studies. In: POCA 2007 Postgraduate Cypriot Archaeology Conference, edited by S. Christodoulou and A. Satraki, 127-144. Cambridge Scholars Publishing.
Angelos Papadopoulos
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Φανης Μαυρίδης
FIGURINE-MAKING IN THE NEOLITHIC AEGEAN, 2024
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Maria Anastasiadou
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Some Considerations on the Symbolism of the Lion Motif in Scythian Art In: MARISIA. Studii si materiale XXXII. Arheologie, 2012
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Bettina Arnold
2010
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The Iconographic Subject of the Hunt in the Cyclades and Crete in the Second Millennium BC: Sounds and Echoes in the Art of Wall-painting and Vase-painting, in: A.G. Vlachopoulos (ed.), Χρωστήρες/Paintbrushes. Wall-painting and Vase-Painting of the Second Millennium BC in Dialogue (2018) 301-313.
Irini Papageorgiou
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"The horse and the lion : between iconographical and symbolical rivalry" : 7th Oxford Postgraduate Conference in Assyriology, 13 & 14 Avril 2018 (Oxford, Royaume-Uni)
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Deimatic Display or Nature’s Apotropaia: The Meaning and Function of the Octopus Iconography in the Bronze Age Aegean
Michele Mitrovich
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