Mycenaean Greece, Mediterranean commerce, and the formation of identity

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Introduction: effects of trade 1. Aegean agency in Mediterranean exchange 2. Becoming Mycenaean: definitions of civilization, style, and art 3. Imports in the early Mycenaean period 4. Crafting power through import consumption 5. Import consumption in palatial centers 6. Funerary consumption and competition in the Argolid 7. Conclusions: foreign and domestic in the Mycenaean world.

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