Aegean Seals of the Late Bronze Age: Stylistic Groups, VI. Fourteenth Century Mainland and Later Fourteenth Century Cretan Workshops

The sixth in a series of articles attributing Aegean sealstones and finger rings of the Late Bronze Age to stylistic groups

Aegean Seals of the Late Bronze Age: Masters and Workshops, II. The First Generation Minoan Masters

The second in a series of articles attributing Aegean sealstones and finger rings of the Late Bronze to stylistic groups

Ten Unpublished Letters by John Addington Symonds at Duke University

This study presents 10 previously unpublished letters from John Addington Symonds to Edmund Gosse, dated 1889-1892. The letters discuss many aspects in the early history of modern homosexuality

Aegean Seals of the Late Bronze Age: Stylistic Groups, V. Minoan Groups Contemporary with LM IIIA1

The fifth in a series of articles attributing Aegean sealstones and finger rings of the Late Bronze Age to stylistic groups

"Aegean Seals of the Late Bronze Age: Stylistic Groups. VII. Concordance"

The seventh, and last, in a series of articles attributing Aegean sealstones and finger rings of the Late Bronze Age to stylistic groups

Interactions between Aegean Seals and Other Minoan-Mycenaean Art Forms

Minoan-Mycenaean sealstones and finger rings display a complex iconography and set of compositions. The artistic interplay between this art form and other forms, especially fresco painting, was close and in many cases it can be demonstrated how sealstones and finger rings influenced the other arts

Evidence for Planning the Parthenon Frieze

This published abstract of a talk given at the AIA annual meetings in 1991 focuses on the many repeated elements and even entire figures which implies standard templates for the creation of whole scenes

Paul Rehak 1954-2004

An obituary for Paul Rehak (1954-2004)

Tree Tugging and Omphalos Hugging on Minoan Gold Rings

This study describes the author's participation in the excavations at Phylakopi, Mycenaean Sanctuary, and the discovery there of an omphalos on a paved court corresponding to depictions on earlier gold finger rings

The Island Sanctuaries Group: Date and Significance.

The Island Sanctuaries Group of sealstones is the last hard-stone sealstone group in the Bronze Age Aegean (ca. 1325 B.C.E.)