Art and the Greek City State: An Interpretive Archaeology (original) (raw)

This research explores the interplay between art and archaeology in understanding the Greek city-state, particularly Corinth during the transition from the dark ages to the classical period. It examines material culture, focusing on pottery and its reflection of social change and ideology, while advocating for a re-evaluation of conventional terminologies in art history. The study emphasizes an interdisciplinary approach, incorporating anthropological and archaeological theories to provide a nuanced narrative of early Greek society.