WordNet
- of or relating to or characteristic of ancient Mycenae or its inhabitants; "Mycenaean bronzes"
- the late bronze-age culture of Mycenae that flourished 1400-1100 BC (同)Mycenaean civilisation, Mycenaean culture
- an ancient city is southern Greece; center of the Mycenaean civilization during the late Bronze Age
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Not to be confused with Messenian.
Mycenaean may refer to:
- Something from or belonging to the ancient town of Mycenae in the Peloponnese in Greece
- Mycenaean Greece, the Greek-speaking regions of the Aegean Sea as of the Late Bronze Age
- Mycenaean language, an ancient form of Greek
- Helladic period, the material-cultural period in the eastern Mediterranean in the Bronze Age associated with the Mycenaean Greeks
English Journal
- Upper extremity injuries in Homer's Iliad.
- Hutchison RL1, Hirthler MA.Author information 1Section of Hand Surgery, Division of Orthopaedic Surgery, Children's Mercy Hospitals and Clinics, Kansas City, MO 64108, USA. rlhutchison@cmh.eduAbstractHomer's Iliad remains a fascinating source of medical history. This epic poem, compiled around 800 bce, describes several weeks of the last year of the 10-year siege of Troy (Ilion) by the Achaeans. Homer composed the epic by combining and formalizing oral poems, legends, customs, and experiences that originated in the later Mycenaean age (1600-1100 bce). The story centers on the rage of the great warrior Achilles. The Iliad remains the oldest record of Greek medicine and a unique source of surgical history. This study examines the upper extremity injuries described in the Iliad and compares them to those other sites of injury.
- The Journal of hand surgery.J Hand Surg Am.2013 Sep;38(9):1790-3. doi: 10.1016/j.jhsa.2013.06.022. Epub 2013 Aug 7.
- Homer's Iliad remains a fascinating source of medical history. This epic poem, compiled around 800 bce, describes several weeks of the last year of the 10-year siege of Troy (Ilion) by the Achaeans. Homer composed the epic by combining and formalizing oral poems, legends, customs, and experiences th
- PMID 23932117
- Between brains, bodies and things: tectonoetic awareness and the extended self.
- Malafouris L.Author information McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research, University of Cambridge, Cambridge CB2 3ER, UK. lm243@cam.ac.ukAbstractThis paper presents the possible outline of a framework that will enable the incorporation of material culture into the study of the human self. To this end, I introduce the notions of extended self and tectonoetic awareness. Focusing on the complex interactions between brains, bodies and things and drawing a number of different and usually unconnected threads of evidence from archaeology, philosophy and neuroscience together, I present a view of selfhood as an extended and distributed phenomenon that is enacted across the skin barrier and which thus comprises both neural and extra-neural resources. Finally, I use the example of a gold Mycenaean signet ring to explore how a piece of inanimate matter can be seen (sometimes) as a constitutive and efficacious part of the human self-system.
- Philosophical transactions of the Royal Society of London. Series B, Biological sciences.Philos Trans R Soc Lond B Biol Sci.2008 Jun 12;363(1499):1993-2002. doi: 10.1098/rstb.2008.0014.
- This paper presents the possible outline of a framework that will enable the incorporation of material culture into the study of the human self. To this end, I introduce the notions of extended self and tectonoetic awareness. Focusing on the complex interactions between brains, bodies and things and
- PMID 18292056
- Gold and gold working in Late Bronze Age Northern Greece.
- Vavelidis M1, Andreou S.Author information 1Department of Mineralogy, Petrology and Economic Geology, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Thessaloniki, Greece. vavelidi@geo.auth.grAbstractNumerous objects of gold displaying an impressive variety of types and manufacturing techniques are known from the Late Bronze Age (LBA) contexts of Mycenaean Greece, but very little is known about the origin and processing of gold during the second millennium B.C: . Ancient literature and recent research indicate that northern Greece is probably the richest gold-bearing region in Greece, and yet, very little evidence exists regarding the exploitation of its deposits and the production as well as use of gold in the area during prehistory. The unusual find of a group of small stone crucibles at the prehistoric settlement of Thessaloniki Toumba, one with visible traces of gold melting, proves local production and offers a rare opportunity to examine the process of on-site gold working. Furthermore, the comparison of the chemical composition of prehistoric artefacts from two settlements with those of gold deposits in their immediate areas supports the local extraction of gold and opens up the prospect for some of the Mycenaean gold to have originated in northern Greece. The scarcity of gold items in northern Greek LBA contexts may not represent the actual amount of gold produced and consumed, but could be a result of the local social attitudes towards the circulation and deposition of artefacts from precious metals.
- Die Naturwissenschaften.Naturwissenschaften.2008 Apr;95(4):361-6. Epub 2007 Dec 18.
- Numerous objects of gold displaying an impressive variety of types and manufacturing techniques are known from the Late Bronze Age (LBA) contexts of Mycenaean Greece, but very little is known about the origin and processing of gold during the second millennium B.C: . Ancient literature and recent re
- PMID 18087685
Japanese Journal
- ミュケナイ時代の聖所 (特集 西洋史におけるコスモロジー研究の課題と現状)
- 山川 廣司
- 駿台史學 = Sundai historical review : the journal of the Historico-Geographical Association of Meiji University (147), 1-23, 2013-02
- NAID 40019638210
- ミュケナイ時代の宗教(2) : 王宮の聖所を中心に
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