Minoan stone vessels with Linear A inscriptions:
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adam_text | TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
Table of
Contents
.......................................................................................................................................
і
Table of Figures
.......................................................................................................................................
vii
Table of Tables
.......................................................................................................................................xiii
Acknowledgments
..................................................................................................................................xvii
Credits for illustrations
...........................................................................................................................xix
Abstract
..................................................................................................................................................xxi
Introduction
..........................................................................................................................................xxiii
Overview and Aims
.....................................................................................................................xxiii
Chronology
..................................................................................................................................xxiv
Chapter One
:
Theory and Methods
........................................................................................................1
1.1. Archaeological Theory
..............................................................................................................1
1.1.1.
Theoretical approaches to the study of Minoan material culture
.................................1
1.1.2.
Text in context : the linguistic nature of material culture
............................................1
1.1.3.
Using context to constrain interpretation
......................................................................3
1.1.4.
The process of interpretation
.........................................................................................4
1.2.
Approach to interpreting the vessels
.........................................................................................4
1.2.1.
Contextual analysis
........................................................................................................4
1.2.2.
The subjective nature of the definition of context
.........................................................7
1.2.3.
Interpretation of material culture meanings
..................................................................7
1.2.4.
Formulation of narrative scenarios
................................................................................9
1.3.
Approach to investigating the inscriptions
..............................................................................10
1.3.1.
Duhoux s methodology for decipherment
...................................................................10
1.3.2.
The etymological method of recovering meaning
.......................................................13
1.3.3.
The combinatorial method of recovering meaning
.....................................................14
1.3.4.
Analysis by letters, or by numbers?
.............................................................................15
Chapter Two
:
Framework for Interpreting the Vessels
.........................................................................17
II.
1.
Sites yielding inscribed stone vessels
......................................................................................17
II.
1.1.
Extra-urban sanctuaries
.............................................................................................17
ILI.
1.1.
Petsofas
...........................................................................................................
17
ILI.
1.2.
buktas
............................................................................................................28
11.1.1.3.
Vrysinas
..........................................................................................................34
ILI.
1.4.
Ayios Georgios (Kythera)
...............................................................................36
11.1.1.5.
Psychro (Upper
Grotto)
..................................................................................39
IL
1.1.6.
KatoSyme
......................................................................................................50
IL
1.2.
Other sites..................................................................................................................
59
П.
1.2.1.
Knossos
...........................................................................................................59
ILI.
2.2.
Apodoulou
......................................................................................................62
П.
1.2.3.
Roussolakkos
..................................................................................................62
П.
1.2.4.
Prasa
...............................................................................................................64
II.1.2.5.
TrouUos
..........................................................................................................66
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11.
2.
Typologies and distributions
..................................................................................................67
11.2.1. Warren s typology oflibation tables
...........................................................................68
11.2.2. Muhly s typology oflibation tables
............................................................................69
11.2.3. Distribution of libation tables by form
.......................................................................71
11.2.4. Distribution oflibation tables by material
..................................................................73
II.
2.5.
Distribution oflibation tables by period of context
....................................................74
11.2.6. Typology of ladles
......................................................................................................75
11.2.7. Distribution of ladles
..................................................................................................76
11.2.8. Typology of co-finds for libation tables and ladles at extra-urban sanctuaries
..........81
11.
2.9.
Typology of Minoan archaeological contexts implying libation
................................84
11.
3.
Minoan and Mycenaean
iconographie
evidence for libation
................................................87
11.4. Conclusions
............................................................................................................................97
Chapter Three
:
Interpretations of the Vessels
.......................................................................................99
III.
1.
Interpretations oflibation
.....................................................................................................99
III.
1.1.
Interpretation of contexts suggesting Minoan ritual libation
...................................99
III.
1.1.1.
Inverted cups
.................................................................................................99
III.
1.1.2.
Receptacles with drains
.................................................................................99
III.
1.1.3.
Portable non-draining receptacles
..............................................................100
ПІЛ.
1.4.
Fixed non-draining receptacles
...................................................................103
111.1.2. The directional element of libation
........................................................................103
111.
1.3.
Relationships between vessel-types and liquids
......................................................104
III.
1.4.
Summary
................................................................................................................106
111.2. Interpretations oflibation receptacles
................................................................................107
111.
2.1.
What does their distribution mean?
........................................................................107
111.
2.2.
What is the reason for their shape?
.........................................................................108
111.2.3. Who used them?
.....................................................................................................109
111.2.4. What was the nature of the rituals they were used in?
...........................................109
111.2.5. What did they hold?
...............................................................................................
Ill
111.2.6. What became of their contents?
.............................................................................112
111.3. Interpretations of ladles
....................................................................................................112
111.3.1.
What does their distribution mean?
........................................................................113
111.3.2. How were they held?
..............................................................................................113
111.3.3.
What is the reason for their shape?
.........................................................................115
111.3.4. Who used them?
.....................................................................................................116
111.3.5. How were they filled?
.............................................................................................116
111.3.6. What liquid did they hold?
.....................................................................................116
111.3.7. What was the destination of their contents?
...........................................................118
111.3.8. How could their use have come to be male-gendered?
..........................................121
111.
3.9.
Did the inscribed examples have a special use?
......................................................122
111.3.10.
How might the inscriptions be interpreted?
.........................................................122
111.4. Conclusion: Narrative scenarios
.........................................................................................125
111.4.1. Scenario
1...............................................................................................................126
111.4.2. Scenario
2...............................................................................................................128
111.4.3. Scenario
3...............................................................................................................130
111.4.4. Scenario
4...............................................................................................................133
111.4.5. Scenario
5...............................................................................................................137
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Chapter Four
:
Framework for Investigating Linear A
.........................................................................143
IV.
1.
Overview of the Aegean scripts
..........................................................................................143
IV.
1.1.
Linear A
..................................................................................................................144
IV.
1.1.1.
Summary of the corpus
...............................................................................144
IV.
1.1.2.
Structure of the syllabary
............................................................................144
IV.
1.1.3.
Standard editions
........................................................................................145
IV.
1.2.
Related scripts
.........................................................................................................146
IV.
1.2.1.
Linear
В
......................................................................................................146
rV.1.2.2. The Cypriot Syllabary
................................................................................149
IV.L2.3.
Cretan Hieroglyphic
...................................................................................151
IV.
1.2.4.
Cypro-Minoan
............................................................................................152
IV.1.3. Prospects for decipherment
....................................................................................156
IV.2. The linguistic context of Minoan
.......................................................................................157
rV.2.
1.
Family typology of regional languages
...................................................................157
IV.2.1.1. Afroasiatic languages
..................................................................................158
rV.2.1.2. Indo-European languages
...........................................................................158
IV.2.
1.3.
Other languages
..........................................................................................159
IV.2.
2.
Morphological typologies of regional languages
.....................................................159
IV.2.
2.1.
Parameter
2:
Flexivity
.................................................................................160
IV.2.2.2. Parameter
3:
Fusion
....................................................................................161
IV.2.
2.3.
Parameter
4:
Exponence
.............................................................................163
rV.2.2.4. Parameter
5:
Affixation
...............................................................................165
IV.2.
2.5.
Parameter
6:
Order of Subject, Verb, and Object
.....................................168
IV.2.
2.6.
Summary and discussion
............................................................................172
IV.3. Archaeogenetic evidence for the character of Minoan
......................................................175
IV.3.1. Archaeological evidence for population influxes
....................................................175
IV.3.
2.
Genetic evidence for population influxes
...............................................................176
IV.3.3. Discussion of the evidence
......................................................................................177
IV.3.
4.
Linguistic implications
............................................................................................178
rV.3.5. Is Minoan one language, or many?
........................................................................179
rV.4. Other sources
ofinformation
about the Minoan language
................................................182
IV.4.1.
Mari
documents
......................................................................................................182
IV.
4.2.
Egyptian documents
...............................................................................................182
IV.4.2.1. The Aegean toponym list at
Kom el-Hetan
...............................................182
IV.
4.2.2.
The spell in the language of Keftiu
...........................................................185
IV.4.2.3. The writing-board with names of Keftiu
..................................................187
IV.4.3. Pre-Greek words and
onomastica
...........................................................................188
rV.5. Past Work on Linear A
.......................................................................................................189
IV.
5.1.
Verifications of phonetic values
..............................................................................189
TV.5.2. Etymological treatments of Linear A
......................................................................190
IV.5.3. Contextual analyses of Linear A
.............................................................................190
rV.5.4. Summary: Current thought on the nature of the Minoan language
......................191
IV.6. Conclusions
........................................................................................................................191
Chapter Five
:
Linguistic Analysis of Linear A
......................................................................................193
V.l.
Introduction
.........................................................................................................................193
V.2. Phonology: the values of the Linear A syllabograms
...........................................................193
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V.2.1. The values
of Linear A
<
p, t, k
>...........................................................................193
V^.l.l. The nature of voicing and aspiration in Minoan
.........................................193
V.2.1.2. Evidence for allophonic aspiration
...............................................................196
V.2.I.3.
Evidence for allophonic voicing
...................................................................199
V.2.1.4. Implications for the representation of Greek stops in Linear
В
...................202
V.2.2. The value of Linear A
<
d
>....................................................................................204
V.2.2.1. Pronunciation and derivation of
Δίκτη / Δίκτυννα.....................................
206
V.2.2.
2.
Evidence for an unvoiced allophone of Linear A
<
d
>..............................208
V.2.2.3. Further implications for the representation of Greek stops in Linear
В
......211
V.2.2.
4.
Implications for the representation of Greek stops in the Gypriot
Syllabary
.......................................................................................................212
V.2.2.5. Conclusions
..................................................................................................214
V.2.3. The value of Linear A
<
p2
>..................................................................................214
V.2.3.1. Conclusions
..................................................................................................219
V.2.4. ThevalueofLinearA<z>
....................................................................................220
V.2.4.1. The Mycenaean pronunciation of Linear
В
<
z
>......................................220
V.2.4.
2.
The relationship between Linear
В
<
z
>
and Linear A
<
z
>...................222
V.2.4.3. The Minoan pronunciation of Linear A
<
z
>............................................223
V.2.4.4. Velar-fronting in Mycenaean Greek
............................................................225
V.2.4.5. The Minoan pronunciation of Linear A
<
z
>
(revisited)
............................226
V.2.4.6. The Minoan phoneme behind Linear A
<
z
>............................................230
V.2.4.7. Evidence for a voiced allophone
..................................................................230
V.2.5. The value of Linear A
<
r
>....................................................................................232
V.2.6. The values of Linear A <j,
w
>...............................................................................234
V.2.7. The values of Linear A
<
m, n>
.............................................................................235
V.2.8. The value of Linear A
<
s
>....................................................................................235
V.2.8.1. Evidence for a voiced allophone
..................................................................236
V.2.9. The values of Linear A
<
q, n2, r2, t2
>....................................................................236
V.2.9.1. Evidence for voiced or aspirated allophones of Linear A
<
q, t2
>..............237
V.2.9.
2.
A possible orthographic variant of Linear A
<
t2
>.....................................239
V.2.10. The values of Linear A
<
a, e, i, o, u
>..................................................................240
V.2.10.1.
Reduction of Linear A
<
u
>
before labials
...............................................242
V.2.1
1.
Summary: the sounds of Minoan
...........................................................................243
V.3. Morphology: statistical indications of affixation
..................................................................246
V.3.1. Background: the work of Packard
(1974).................................................................246
V.3.2. Control: statistical analysis of Linear
В
....................................................................252
V.3.2.
1.
Repeating Packard s analysis on the new database to verify
comparability of databases
...........................................................................252
V.3.2.
2.
Creating a syllable-specific control analysis of Linear
В
..............................255
V.
3.2.3.
Control analysis of Linear B: Conclusions
...................................................260
V.3.3. Statistical analysis of Linear A
.................................................................................261
V.3.3.1. Global analysis of Linear A
..........................................................................261
V.3.3.
2.
Syllable-specific analysis of Linear A
............................................................262
V.3.4. Statistical analysis of Linear A: Conclusions
............................................................264
V.4. Orthography: spelling of word-internal clusters
..................................................................266
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V.5.
Syntax:
the word-order of the libation formula
.................................................................269
V.5.1. Summary: word-order in Minoan
............................................................................276
V.6. Conclusion
...........................................................................................................................277
Final Summary
......................................................................................................................................279
Bibliography
..........................................................................................................................................281
Glossary
.................................................................................................................................................315
Appendix A
:
Catalogue and Concordance of Inscribed Minoan Stone Vessels and Fragments
.........319
A.I. Apodoulou
...........................................................................................................................319
A.I.I. APZal
....................................................................................................................319
A.
1.2.
APZa2
....................................................................................................................321
A.2. Iouktas
..................................................................................................................................323
A.2.1.
IO Za <
1 >.............................................................................................................323
A.2.2.
IO Za
2.....................................................................................................................324
A.2.3.
IO Za
3.....................................................................................................................326
A.2.4. IO Za
4.....................................................................................................................327
A.2.5. IO Za
5.....................................................................................................................328
A.2.6. IO Za
6.....................................................................................................................329
A.2.7. IO Za
7.....................................................................................................................330
A.2.8. IO Za
8.....................................................................................................................331
A.2.9. IO Za
9.....................................................................................................................332
A.2.10.
IO Za
11.................................................................................................................333
A.2.1
1.
IO Za
12.................................................................................................................335
A.2.12. IO Za
13.................................................................................................................336
A.2.13. IO Za
14.................................................................................................................337
A.2.14. IO Za
15.................................................................................................................338
A.2.15.
IO Za
16.................................................................................................................339
A.3.
Knossos
................................................................................................................................340
А.З.1.
KN
Za
10.................................................................................................................340
A.3.2. KNZal7
.................................................................................................................342
A.3.3. KNZa
18.................................................................................................................343
A.3.4. KNZa
19.................................................................................................................344
A.4. Kythera
................................................................................................................................345
A.4.1. KYZa2
....................................................................................................................345
A.5. Palaikastro
............................................................................................................................346
А-З.І.
PK
Za
4....................................................................................................................346
A.6. Petsofas
.................................................................................................................................347
А.6.1.
PKZa8
....................................................................................................................347
A.6.2. PKZa9
....................................................................................................................349
A.6.3. PKZa
10..................................................................................................................350
A.6.4. PKZa
11..................................................................................................................351
А.б^.
PKZa
12..................................................................................................................353
A.6.6. PKZa
14..................................................................................................................355
A.6.7. PKZa
15..................................................................................................................356
A.6.8. PKZa
16..................................................................................................................357
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A.6.9. PKZa
17..................................................................................................................358
A.6.10. PKZa
18................................................................................................................359
A.6.11. PKZa
20................................................................................................................360
A.7.
Prasa
.....................................................................................................................................361
A.7.1. PR
Zal
....................................................................................................................361
A.8. Psychro
.................................................................................................................................363
A.8.1. PS
Za
2.....................................................................................................................363
A.9. KatoSyme
...........................................................................................................................365
A.9.1. SYZa
1....................................................................................................................365
A.9.2. SYZa
2....................................................................................................................367
A.9.3. SYZa3
....................................................................................................................369
A.9.4. SYZa
4....................................................................................................................371
A.9.5. SYZa
5....................................................................................................................373
A.9.6. SYZa
6....................................................................................................................374
A.9.7. SYZa
8....................................................................................................................375
A.9.8. SYZa
9....................................................................................................................366
A.9.9. SYZa
10..................................................................................................................377
A.9.10. SYZa
11 ................................................................................................................378
A.9.11. SYZa
12................................................................................................................379
A.10. Troullos
..............................................................................................................................380
A.10.1.
TL
Za
1..................................................................................................................380
A.ll.
Vrysinas
..............................................................................................................................382
АЛ
1.1.
VRY
Za
1...............................................................................................................382
Α.
12.
Concordance
......................................................................................................................384
Appendix
В
:
Ethnographic Case Study: Indigenous Andean Religion
...............................................391
B.I. Libation sequences as memory paths
.................................................................................391
B.I.I. Example of a libation sequence
................................................................................391
B.1.2. Intoxication and valor
..............................................................................................393
B.1.3. Libation liquids
.........................................................................................................393
B.1.4. Libation vessels
.........................................................................................................394
В.1.5.
Subterranean libation
...............................................................................................396
B.2. Sponsorship and adulthood
..................................................................................................397
B.3. Animal sacrifice
....................................................................................................................397
B.4. Pilgrimage to ritual center town
...........................................................................................398
B.5. Communal feasting
..............................................................................................................398
B.6. Ritual battle, and relinquishment of the saint
......................................................................398
B.7. Summary
..............................................................................................................................399
Appendix
С
:
Interpretations of Sightlines at Peak Sanctuaries
............................................................401
C.I. Hierarchies
...........................................................................................................................401
C.2. Sightlines
..............................................................................................................................402
C.3. Summary
.............................................................................................................................418
AppendixD
:
International Phonetic Alphabet
(IPA)
...........................................................................421
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genre | (DE-588)4113937-9 Hochschulschrift gnd-content |
genre_facet | Hochschulschrift |
geographic | Kreta (DE-588)4073791-3 gnd |
geographic_facet | Kreta |
id | DE-604.BV042030326 |
illustrated | Illustrated |
indexdate | 2024-07-10T01:10:57Z |
institution | BVB |
isbn | 9789042930971 9042930977 |
language | English |
oai_aleph_id | oai:aleph.bib-bvb.de:BVB01-027471785 |
oclc_num | 889861931 |
open_access_boolean | |
owner | DE-11 DE-12 DE-20 DE-29 |
owner_facet | DE-11 DE-12 DE-20 DE-29 |
physical | XXIV, 419 S. Ill., graph. Darst., Kt. 30 cm |
psigel | gbd_4_1408 |
publishDate | 2014 |
publishDateSearch | 2014 |
publishDateSort | 2014 |
publisher | Peeters |
record_format | marc |
series | Aegaeum |
series2 | Aegaeum |
spelling | Davis, Brent Verfasser (DE-588)105418352X aut Minoan stone vessels with Linear A inscriptions Brent Davis Leuven Peeters 2014 XXIV, 419 S. Ill., graph. Darst., Kt. 30 cm txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Aegaeum 36 Zugl.: Melbourne, Univ., Diss. Minoische Kultur (DE-588)4074845-5 gnd rswk-swf Steingefäß (DE-588)4301165-2 gnd rswk-swf Linear A (DE-588)4167692-0 gnd rswk-swf Ägäische Kultur (DE-588)4068427-1 gnd rswk-swf Inschrift (DE-588)4027107-9 gnd rswk-swf Minoisch (DE-588)4170077-6 gnd rswk-swf Kreta (DE-588)4073791-3 gnd rswk-swf (DE-588)4113937-9 Hochschulschrift gnd-content Linear A (DE-2581)TH000008354 gbd Minoische Keramik (DE-2581)TH000008262 gbd Kreta (DE-588)4073791-3 g Ägäische Kultur (DE-588)4068427-1 s Steingefäß (DE-588)4301165-2 s Inschrift (DE-588)4027107-9 s Minoisch (DE-588)4170077-6 s DE-604 Minoische Kultur (DE-588)4074845-5 s Linear A (DE-588)4167692-0 s Aegaeum 36 (DE-604)BV000643536 36 Digitalisierung BSB Muenchen - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=027471785&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
spellingShingle | Davis, Brent Minoan stone vessels with Linear A inscriptions Aegaeum Minoische Kultur (DE-588)4074845-5 gnd Steingefäß (DE-588)4301165-2 gnd Linear A (DE-588)4167692-0 gnd Ägäische Kultur (DE-588)4068427-1 gnd Inschrift (DE-588)4027107-9 gnd Minoisch (DE-588)4170077-6 gnd |
subject_GND | (DE-588)4074845-5 (DE-588)4301165-2 (DE-588)4167692-0 (DE-588)4068427-1 (DE-588)4027107-9 (DE-588)4170077-6 (DE-588)4073791-3 (DE-588)4113937-9 |
title | Minoan stone vessels with Linear A inscriptions |
title_auth | Minoan stone vessels with Linear A inscriptions |
title_exact_search | Minoan stone vessels with Linear A inscriptions |
title_full | Minoan stone vessels with Linear A inscriptions Brent Davis |
title_fullStr | Minoan stone vessels with Linear A inscriptions Brent Davis |
title_full_unstemmed | Minoan stone vessels with Linear A inscriptions Brent Davis |
title_short | Minoan stone vessels with Linear A inscriptions |
title_sort | minoan stone vessels with linear a inscriptions |
topic | Minoische Kultur (DE-588)4074845-5 gnd Steingefäß (DE-588)4301165-2 gnd Linear A (DE-588)4167692-0 gnd Ägäische Kultur (DE-588)4068427-1 gnd Inschrift (DE-588)4027107-9 gnd Minoisch (DE-588)4170077-6 gnd |
topic_facet | Minoische Kultur Steingefäß Linear A Ägäische Kultur Inschrift Minoisch Kreta Hochschulschrift |
url | http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=027471785&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA |
volume_link | (DE-604)BV000643536 |
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