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Abstract
Boeotia, is located in central mainland Greece and a number of surveys have taken place in it to date. Other surveys have taken place as part of the Ohio Boeotia Thisbe Expedition, the Stanford Skourta Plain Project, the Grimadha-Tanagra Project, the Plataies Survey, and the Eastern Boeotia Archaeological Project. More specialized surface investigations have clarified Boeotian topography. At least fifty-six Early Bronze Age sites are known in Boeotia, though few have been excavated systematically. Most of the known sites established in this era are located along the eastern coastline or roads to major ports which suggests the importance of maritime resources. Evidence of cave habitation may be connected to transhumant pastoralism. This article discusses imported material, such as Aeginetan ware, which provides a basis for interregional comparison and is helpful in this direction.
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Abstract
Boeotia, is located in central mainland Greece and a number of surveys have taken place in it to date.
Other surveys have taken place as part of the Ohio Boeotia Thisbe Expedition, the Stanford Skourta Plain Project, the Grimadha-Tanagra Project, the Plataies Survey, and the Eastern Boeotia Archaeological Project.
More specialized surface investigations have clarified Boeotian topography.
At least fifty-six Early Bronze Age sites are known in Boeotia, though few have been excavated systematically.
Most of the known sites established in this era are located along the eastern coastline or roads to major ports which suggests the importance of maritime resources.
Evidence of cave habitation may be connected to transhumant pastoralism.
This article discusses imported material, such as Aeginetan ware, which provides a basis for interregional comparison and is helpful in this direction.
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