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2004
Abstract Written sources, including coin legends, provide us with the toponyms and city-ethnics of sixty-four Cretan settlements of the Archaic and Classical periods. Written sources from the Archaic and Classical periods survive for forty-five of these toponyms. The written sources for sixteen of the remaining nineteen toponyms are late,
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Abstract Written sources, including coin legends, provide us with the toponyms and city-ethnics of sixty-four Cretan settlements of the Archaic and Classical periods. Written sources from the Archaic and Classical periods survive for forty-five of these toponyms. The written sources for sixteen of the remaining nineteen toponyms are late,
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1997
Abstract Philosophers and other writers extrapolated from the practice of the many states of Crete to discuss ‘the Cretan constitution’, which they compared with the Spartan constitution. As in the case of Sparta, there are problems in reconciling these general accounts with the evidence for what actually happened.
P J Rhodes, David M Lewis
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Abstract Philosophers and other writers extrapolated from the practice of the many states of Crete to discuss ‘the Cretan constitution’, which they compared with the Spartan constitution. As in the case of Sparta, there are problems in reconciling these general accounts with the evidence for what actually happened.
P J Rhodes, David M Lewis
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Palynological investigations on crete
Review of Palaeobotany and Palynology, 1980Abstract The holocene vegetation history of Crete has been studied palynologically on the basis of a core from the mouth of the Platys River near Aghia Galini. The pollen spectra suggest a forest cover in the island in which pine played an important role during the earlier part whereas oak, especially the deciduous type, is the dominant tree during ...
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