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Pierre Demargne (French: [dəmaʁɲ]) (8
February 1903 – 13
December 2000) was a
French historian and archaeologist.
Pierre Demargne went to
school at l'École...
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settlement on the
island of Crete, in 1936, and
first published by
Pierre Demargne and
Henri van
Effenterre in 1937.
Thirteen stones inscribed with archaic...
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excavated by
French archaeologists and was
first described by
Pierre Demargne. The
pendant is
commonly called "The Bees of Malia." The pendant, which...
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Middle Minoan IIB. The
famous Malia Pendant was
found there.
Excavated by
Demargne,
finds included a
kernos (speculated to be a
libation table) with two rings...
- Halbherr. In 1896, Sir
Arthur Evans investigated the site. In 1898
Pierre Demargne conducted brief investigations,
followed by
David George Hogarth of the...
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Hephaestus and
called it Hephaestia.
Throughout the 1950s, P.
Demargne and H.
Metzger meticulously explored the site of
Xanthos in Lycia, which...
- Dahlinger, p. 312 (Gorgo,
Gorgones 292); Roccos, p. 339 (****us 120);
Demargne, p. 1003 (Athena 502) with figure, p. 1026, B3; LIMC VII.2, p. 290 (****us...
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starting in 1921.
Following World War I,
Fernand Chapouthier and
Pierre Demargne resumed excavations,
unearthing the
palace and its
adjacent residential...
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provides the
following Mycenaean examples: the "ivory
plaque of Mycenae" (
Demargne,
Pierre (1947), La Crète dédalique, fig. 24); the "gold
cylinder seal from...
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excavation started in 1899–1901 by the
French School of Archaeology, with J.
Demargne, was
resumed in 1968 by P. Ducrey, O. Picard, and B. Chatzimichali, and...
