The Coming of the Greeks. Indo-European Conquests in the Aegean and the Near East

Appendix One THE END OF THE BRONZE AGE IN GREECE Consideration of an apparently unrelated topic, the Dorian In- vasion, supports ...

Appendix One tis (a Thessalian district on the Malian Gulf) during the reign of Deucalion, but under Dorus moved to the lands ju ...

End of the Bronze Age in Greece the migration. Nor, with a few exceptions, did other historians of the early nineteenth century. ...

Appendix One parts of it turned out to be wrong. By paralleling the Dorians with the Germanic invaders of the Roman Empire, for ...

End of the Bronze Age in Greece struction of Mycenaean Greece and showed that a Dorian In- vasion could not have caused it. Not ...

Appendix One was for the twelfth. The salient fact, Snodgrass urged, was the destruction of Mycenaean Greece: that was the most ...

End of the Bronze Age in Greece then, was that in much of the Peloponnese and in certain other areas the palace class was displa ...

Appendix One mon (or Doric) Greek and that South Greek was the dialect of a "narrow aristocracy." The argument appears to have r ...

End of the Bronze Age in Greece object that if any Greek speakers' dialect was Minoanized, it should have been the dialect of th ...

Appendix One the thesis seems to have resulted from a misunderstanding of these traditions. Chadwick denied the possibility of a ...

End of the Bronze Age in Greece tested anywhere in the ancient world in the Bronze Age, and one can hardly posit such an event f ...

Appendix One ments in Peloponnesian Doric indicates that the Dorian im- migrants were not infiltrators into a predominantly Sout ...

End of the Bronze Age in Greece tended to occupy, the theory runs into a second obstacle. Very reasonably, given the material ev ...

Appendix One of the tenth century, has been defended on the basis of what little can be pieced together from archaeological evid ...

End of the Bronze Age in Greece Thebes and of Troy) and continued into the twelfth century. 21 Undoubtedly many of the Greek spe ...

Appendix One and other rich Mycenaean regions, very obviously not everyone emigrated. The evolution of LH me pottery into Submyc ...

End of the Bronze Age in Greece In addition, it is not irrelevant that in historical times many people in the Doric areas of the ...

Appendix One therefore far more likely that before the Dorians' arrival the helots spoke a non-Greek language, that after the Do ...

End of the Bronze Age in Greece on those who told it: the Dorians are the descendants of Hera- cles, whose sons were wrongfully ...

Appendix One gaded in three divisions, take over Lindos, lalysos, and Ka- meiros. The Herodotean story that the Dorians came to ...