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412 Plate 1

Pottery from Sites 1, 3, and 6.

Pottery from Sites 7, 8, 9,10, and 13.

Plate 2 413

Pottery from Site 22.

414 Plate 3

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Pottery from Sites 43 and 44.

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Plate 16 427

Pottery from Sites 58, 65, 68, and 69.

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Pottery from Site 87 (Courtesy of Ph. Betancourt).Brought to you by | New York University Elmer Holmes Bobst Library

Plate 20 431

Pottery from Site 78 (Courtesy of D.C. Haggis and M. Mook).

432 Plate 21

Pottery from Site 78 (Courtesy of D.C. Haggis and M. Mook).

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Plate 32 443

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Plate 36 447

Pottery from Site 121 and Mitropolis (adapted from Vagnetti 1973b).

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Pottery from Site 121 (adapted from Vagnetti 1973b).

Plate 37 449

Pottery from Site 122 (adapted from Vagnetti 1973a).

450 Plate 38

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Plate 41 453

454 Plate 42

Pottery from Sites 130, 134, 136, 140, 141, 143, 147, and 148.

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Plate 51 463

Stone tools from Site 3.

464 Plate 52

Stone tools from Sites 8, 11, and 23.

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466 Plate 54

Stone tools from Sites 33 and 38.

Plate 55 467

Stone tools from Sites 40, 42, 46, and 52.

468 Plate 56

Stone tools from Sites 72 and 94.

Plate 57 469

Stone tools from Sites 102, 113, and 126.

470 Plate 58

Plate 59 471

Stone (schist) tools from Sites 135, 143, 151, and 155.

472 Plate 60

Stone tools from Site 135 and 131.

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474 Plate 62

Stone lid and tool from Site 151.

Plate 63 475

Stone lids from Site 151.

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Clay figurines from Sites 11 and 73, and stone pendants from Site 151.

Plate 65 477

The Dodecanese and Anatolia

Upper group: pottery from Rhodes and Astypalaia (after Hope Simpson and Lazenby 1973, 168, fig. 9); lower group: pottery from Kos (after Hope Sampson and Lazenby 1970, 61, fig. 7: 1–5 Troulli, 6 and 7 Asklupi, 8 Tsilimbiri, 9 Vouno).

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Pottery from Alimia (adapted from Sampson 1987).

Plate 67 479

Pottery from Leros Partheni (adapted from Sampson 1987).

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Pottery from Leros Partheni (adapted from Sampson 1987).

Plate 69 481

Pottery from Tilos Kreati.

482 Plate 70

Pottery from Tilos Kreati.

Plate 71 483

Pottery from Tilos Faneromeni.

484 Plate 72

Pottery from Tilos Faneromeni.

Pottery from Tilos Kastri and Pano Meroi.

Plate 73 485

Pottery from Symi Pedi.

486 Plate 74

Pottery from Symi Pedi.

Plate 75 487

Pottery from Symi Panormitis.

488 Plate 76

Pottery from Karpathos Moulas.

Plate 77 489

Pottery from Karpathos Moulas.

Pottery from Karpathos Lefkos, Mesochoroi, and Ag. Theodoros.

490 Plate 78

Pottery from Karpathos Leftoporos (after Melas 1985, fig. 35).

Plate 79 491

Pottery from Karpathos Sikelao.

492 Plate 80

Pottery from Kasos western coast.

Pottery from Kasos (after Melas 1985, fig. 44).

Plate 81 493

Pottery from Astypalaia Agios Ioannis and Panormos.

Pottery from Astypalaia Agrilia.

494 Plate 82

Pottery from Elmali (adaoted from Eslick 1992, pls. 16, 17, 73, and 75).

Plate 83 495

Pottery from Elmali (adapted from Eslick 1992, pls. 37, 36, 42, 52, and 58).

496 Plate 84

Pottery from Elmali (adapted from Eslick 1992, pls. 32, 33, and 50) and Afrodisias (after Joukowsky 1986, figs. 402 and 405).

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