Abstracts

New Contributions to Bronze Age and Classical Archaeology, The Minnesota Pylos Project Conference
2001

PINACOLOGY NEWS
Emmett Bennet, University of Wisconsin, Madison

POST BRONZE AGE ARCHITECTURAL TERRACOTTA FROM THE PALACE OF NESTOR
and
MODELING MOVEMENT AND USE PATTERNS WITHIN THE PALACE OF NESTOR: A GIS/SPACE SYNTAX APPROACH
Todd Brenningmeyer, University of Minnesota

NEW PERSPECTIVES ON PYLIAN CULTS: SACRIFICE AND SOCIETY IN THE ODYSSEY
and
NEAR EASTERN GARDENS AND THE PALACE OF ALKINOOS
Erwin Cook, University of Texas, Austin

State of Research on the Pylos Fresco Fragments: A grant from the National Institute of Justice for the Reassembly of Splintered Surfaces
and
THE MARWP PYLOS PROJECT; THE CHASM AND AN EARLY HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
 Frederick A. Cooper, University of Minnesota
POST BRONZE AGE BRONZE-CASTING AT PYLOS
Caitlin Downey, University of Minnesota
LH IIIB PYLOS: SMALL FINDS AND LARGER ISSUES
Susanne Hofstra, Wabash College
A RE-EXAMINATION OF THE FUNCTION OF COURTS 42 AND 47 AT PYLOS AS ENCLOSED GARDEN SPACE
Anne Hollond, University of Minnesota
1990-2000:A DECADE OF INTENSIVE SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH IN THE AREA OF PYLOS - A VIEW FROM THE INSIDE
Kaliope Kaloyerakou, University of Athens
INVESTIGATIONS AT THE PALACE OF NESTOR (1990-1998): THE SMALL FINDS
Eleni Konstantinidi, National Archaeological Musuem, Athens

LEVELING ASHLAR WALLS AT PYLOS: A PROPOSAL
and
MASONRY STYLES AND BUILDING PROGRAMS AT PYLOS
Michael C. Nelson, University of Toronto
POST-PALATIAL POTTERY OF THE EPANO ENGLIANOS RIDGE
Shawn Ross, University of Washington
MORE CONNECTIONS WITH MINOAN CRETE? THE CASE OF A COMPLEX SURFACE PATTERN FROM THE MYCEAEAN PALACE AT PYLOS
Maria Shaw, University of Toronto