Fallen into Oblivion: The 1956 Greek-Dutch Expedition to Archanes on Crete
Bart Wagemakers
Bulletin of the History of Archaeology · 2015
doi:10.5334/bha.251 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
Documentation of the unpublished Greek-Dutch excavation in 1956 at Archanes on Crete was recently rediscovered and assembled. The slides, photographs, plans and notes, presented here for the first time, not only provide a vivid picture of the excavation that had fallen into oblivion, but also offer an interesting view of the methods and approaches of archaeology at the time, the ways of communication in the archaeological world and the circumstances in which campaigns were organised in the 1950s.
Abstract licence: CC BY
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