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Phylakopi (Gr****: Φυλακωπή),
located at the
northern coast of the
island of Milos, is one of the most
important Bronze Age
settlements in the
Aegean and...
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preferred material for the
manufacture of weapons. The
first settlement at
Phylakopi (Gr**** Φυλακωπή)
arose in the
Bronze Age,
flourishing as the extraction...
- The
Phylakopi I
culture (Gr****: Φυλακωπή, [filakoˈpi])
refers to a "cultural"
dating system used for the
Cycladic culture that
flourished during the early...
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speared from
small boats (Rutter).
Excavated sites include Chalandriani,
Phylakopi, Skarkos,
Saliagos and
Kephala (on Kea) with
signs of copperworking, Each...
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realised that
Phylakopi was not
going to
yield that information. The
evidence pointed toward Crete.
Evans and
Hogarth left
Phylakopi,
while MacKenzie...
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domestic cult may be supposed. Some
shrines have been located, as at
Phylakopi on Melos,
where a
considerable number of
statuettes discovered there were...
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boats (Rutter).[citation needed]
Excavated sites include Chalandriani,
Phylakopi, Skarkos, Saliagos, Amorgos,
Naxos and
Kephala (on Kea),
which showed...
- from the
island of Naxos, Greece, (2700–2200 BC) Two
pottery kernos from
Phylakopi in Melos,
Greece (2300–2000 BC)
Material from the
Palace of
Knossos including...
- from
Phylakopi,
Phylakopi I culture, ca 2200-2000 BC
Pottery from
Phylakopi,
Phylakopi I-II culture, 20th
century BC
Pottery from
Phylakopi,
Phylakopi I-II...
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others have been
found at
Tiryns and in the East and West
Shrines at
Phylakopi on the
island of Melos. The
painting of the
Mycenaean age was much influenced...
