The Perfume Industry of Mycenaean Pylos |
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
THE MANUFACTURE OF PERFUME | 11 |
THE PYLOS PERFUME WORKSHOP | 41 |
Copyright | |
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118 Tablets 136 Tablets 95 Pylos a-ro-pa adjective Adrados archaeological Archives Complex AREPA Argolid aromatics Åström Bennett and Olivier Blegen and Rawson Bronze Age Classical clay contexts coriander Crete cyperus Dioscorides disbursement e-ti-we Excavations extant Figure final fragrance find-spot Gérard-Rousseau 1968a Greece Hand henna Hiller ideogram interpreted inventory Knossos Krater Lejeune listed manufacture Marinatos mentioned Messenia Minoan Mycenae Mycenaean Greece Mycenaean pottery mycénien Nichoria Northeast Workshop Oil Merchant oil storeroom oil tablets OLE+A pa-ko-we palace Palaima Palmer perfume industry Perfume ingredients perfume workshop perfumed oil perfumery Pithoid Jar place indication place name po-ro-wi-to po-ti-ni-ja possible Potnia Pottery PY Aa Pylian Pylos Shape Pylos tablets quantities raw materials recipient records references Room 23 Room 38 Sacconi sage-scented scent Shape 56 Shelmerdine STANFORD LIBRARIES stirrup jars storage stypsis suggest texts Theophrastus trade Tripod Pot types Ventris and Chadwick vessels wanax we-ja-re-pe wo-do-we Words Wylock Zakros