Quentin Letesson and Carl Knappett (eds). Minoan Architecture and Urbanism. New Perspectives on an Ancient Built Environment.
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https://doi.org/10.32028/jga.v3i.539Abstract
The volume under discussion arises from a workshop held at the University of Toronto in 2015, entitled ‘From Static Data to Dynamic Processes: New Perspectives on Minoan Architecture and Urbanism’. It consists of 15 chapters, which are preceded by a list of figures, tables and contributors. A brief index can be found at the back. References are listed at the end of each individual chapter.
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