Contents
List of Illustrations
Introduction - Lisa C. Nevett
Part 1. Disciplinary Context
Chapter 1. A Theoretical or Atheoretical Greek Archaeology?: The Last Twenty-Five Years - David L. Stone
Chapter 2. Haus und Stadt im klassischen Griechenland: Its Theoretical Impact Twenty-Five Years On - Bradley A. Ault
Chapter 3. Classical Archaeology Comes of Age: Supplying Theory to Other World Archaeologies - David Small
Part 2. Artifacts
Chapter 4. The Material Entanglements of Writing Things Down - James Whitley
Chapter 5. Chaîne Opératoire: Moving from Theory to Praxis in the Study of Attic Geometric Pottery - Ioannis Smyrnaios
Chapter 6. Reception, Intention, and Attic Vases - Kathleen M. Lynch
Chapter 7. Ethnicity and Greek Art History in Theory and Practice - S. Rebecca Martin
Chapter 8. Material(ity) Girl: Examining Images of Aphrodite on the Bullae from Tel Kedesh - Lisa Ayla Çakmak
Part 3. Civic and Religious Landscapes
Chapter 9. Coordination Problems, Social Architecture, and Causal Efficacy: The Case of the Old Bouleuterion in the Athenian Agora - Jessica Paga
Chapter 10. Mapping the Religious Landscape: The Case of Pan in Athens - Michael Scott
Chapter 11. The “Spatial Turn” in Ancient Greek Festival Research: Venues of the Athenian City Dionysia and the Great Panathenaia Pompai - Soi Agelidis
Part 4. Funerary Landscapes
Chapter 12. Funerary Spatial Concepts and Spatial Practices in Southeastern Sicily during the Eighth to Fifth Centuries BCE - Kerstin P. Hofmann and Regina Attula
Chapter 13. The Tomb Doth Protest Too Much?: Constructed Identity in Tomb II at Vergina - Elina Salminen
Part 5. Responses
Chapter 14. Theory and Method in Greek Archaeology: Some Opportunities and Challenges - Lin Foxhall
Chapter 15. Does “Greek Archaeology” Matter? - Zosia Archibald
Contributors
Index