UCL Institute of Archaeology

The introduction of the Neolithic way of life to the Aegean region from 7000 BC; the development of small-scale hierarchical societies throughout the Aegean in the third millennium BC; the emergence of the first state level societies on Crete ca. 2000 BC; the elaboration of Minoan palatial society through the second millennium BC; the interaction of Minoan states with other societies in the East Mediterranean; the cultural influence of Minoan societies in the southern Aegean; the collapse of Neopalatial Cretan states and the Mycenaeanisation of Crete; the final collapse of state society on Crete, and the end of the Bronze Age.

• Code: ARCL3074
• Course unit value: 0.5
• Coordinator: Todd Whitelaw
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• Handbook: open»

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• Turnitin id: 298018
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