A Companion to Archaic Greece

Notes on Contributors
Preface

List of Abbreviations

Maps

Part I: Introduction:

1. The Historiography of Archaic Greece: John K. Davies (University of Liverpool)
2. The Mediterranean World in the Early Iron Age: Carol G. Thomas (University of Washington, Seattle)
Part II: Histories:

3. The Early Iron Age: Catherine Morgan (King’s College London)

4. The Eighth-century Revolution: Ian Morris (Stanford University)

5. The World of Homer and Hesiod: Christoph Ulf (University of Innsbruck)
6. The Tyrants: Elke Stein-Hölkeskamp (University of Münster)

7. Sparta: Massimo Nafissi (University of Perugia)

8. Athens: Michael Stahl and Uwe Walter (Technical University of Darmstadt and University of Bielefeld)

9. Greeks and Persians: Josef Wiesehöfer (University of Kiel)

Part III: Regions:

10. Attica: A View from the Sea: Sanne Houby-Nielsen (Museum of Mediterranean and Near Eastern Antiquities, Stockholm)

11. The Aegean: Alexander Mazarakis Ainian and Iphigenia Leventi (Both University of Thessaly)

12. Laconia and Messenia: Nigel Kennell and Nino Luraghi (American School of Classical Studies and Princeton University)

13. The Peloponnese: Thomas Heine Nielsen and James Roy (University of Copenhagen and University of Nottingham)

14. Crete: James Whitley (Cardiff University)

15. Northern Greece: Zosia Halina Archibald (University of Liverpool)

16. The Western Mediterranean: Carla M. Antonaccio (Duke University)

17. The Black Sea: Gocha R. Tsetskhladze (University of Melbourne)

Part IV: Themes:

18. Cities: Jan Paul Crielaard (Free University Amsterdam)

19. Foundations: Irad Malkin (Tel Aviv University)

20. States: Hans-Joachim Gehrke (German Archaeological Institute, Berlin)

21. Charismatic Leaders: Robert W. Wallace (Northwestern University)
22. Sanctuaries and Festivals: François de Polignac (Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes, Paris)
23. The Economy: Hans van Wees (University College London)

24. Class: Peter W. Rose (Miami University of Ohio)

25. Gender: Lin Foxhall (University of Leicester)

26. The Culture of the Symposion: Oswyn Murray (Bailliol College, Oxford)

27. The Culture of Competition: Nick Fisher (Cardiff University)

28. Literacy: John-Paul Wilson (University of Worcester)

29. Intellectual Achievements: Kurt A. Raaflaub (Brown University)

30. War and International Relations: Henk Singor (University of Leiden)

31. Ethnicity and Cultural Exchange: Jonathan M. Hall (University of Chicago)

Bibliography

Index