Bronze Age

The Bronze Age covers a large swath of time. The exact dates depend on the region in question. For example, the Aegean Bronze Age is usually dated ca. 3000 to 1000 BC.

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Matriarchy and madness

A bad take on AegeaNet

Josho Brouwers

11 min read

Africans in Bronze Age Crete?

The “Captain of the Blacks” fresco from Knossos

Josho Brouwers

7 min read

The “Treasury of Atreus”

A Late Bronze Age tomb near Mycenae

Josho Brouwers

6 min read

Studies in Bronze Age Aegean Archaeology

A book celebrating the career of John G. Younger

Josho Brouwers

11 min read

A face from the past

A plaster head from Mycenae

Josho Brouwers

4 min read

A survey of Mycenaean warfare

Evidence from the Late Bronze Age Aegean

Josho Brouwers

27 min read

An Age of Heroes?

The setting of the ancient Greek myths

Josho Brouwers

7 min read

The day an island was shattered

The eruption of Thera

Josho Brouwers

7 min read

The cemetery at Armenoi

A Late-Minoan archaeological site

Josho Brouwers

6 min read

From blue boy to blue monkey

Reconstructing a fresco from Knossos

Josho Brouwers

4 min read

Confronting “Collapse”

An anarchist perspective on the end of the Bronze Age

Josho Brouwers

20 min read

An equid from Phaistos

A closer look at a terracotta figurine

Josho Brouwers

10 min read