END OR BEGINNING?: THE LATE BRONZE AGE TO IRON AGE TRANSFORMATION AT TROIA

When excavations began again at Troia in the late 1980’s, the end of the Bronze Age was understood according to the model proposed by the previous excavator, Carl Blegen. Evidence from the recent excavations has prompted a reevaluation of some of his phases, in particular the ceramic sequence. New i...

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1. Verfasser:	Carolyn Chabot Aslan
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Sprache:	eng
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Zusammenfassung:	When excavations began again at Troia in the late 1980’s, the end of the Bronze Age was understood according to the model proposed by the previous excavator, Carl Blegen. Evidence from the recent excavations has prompted a reevaluation of some of his phases, in particular the ceramic sequence. New information has emerged concerning the Protogeometric and Geometric periods, which needs to be considered when rewriting the narrative of events and developments at Troia after the Bronze Age. The transition from the Bronze Age to the Iron Age at Troia can be characterized by the migration of people most likely from