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Minoan Tripod Cooking Pots: Morphological Change and Function
Pareja, Marie Nicole
Pareja, Marie Nicole
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2012
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Art History
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http://dx.doi.org/10.34944/dspace/2079
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Tripods constituted a specific group of pottery within the Bronze Age Aegean tradition. The shape was typically associated with ritual and cooking activities. This study presents an examination of Minoan tripod cooking pots from Crete. By tracing the morphological changes that occur from one period to the next, this research seeks to discuss the relationship between the form and function of these vessels. It is hoped that the following analysis may also shed light on the origin and practicality of tripod cooking pots.
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