Hellenizing Mycenae: from Heinrich Schliemann's excavations to National Museum
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Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies
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journal-article
Antonis Kourkoulakos
About
My academic background is in the archaeology of Greece and Anatolia and the Hittite textual sources. My research interests include the study of the cultural interactions in Late Bronze Age and Early Iron Age in western Anatolia and east Aegean/eastern Mediterranean. My PhD research examined the cultural interaction among the Mycenaeans, the Hittites and the kingdoms of Seha River Land and Arzawa in eastern Aegean/western Anatolia and the north-east Aegean islands during the LBA, through the archaeological and textual sources.
Work
Tilburg University
Netherlands
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University of Münster
|PhD Candidate
Germany
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Education
Leiden University
Netherlands
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Research Master in Assyriology
National and Kapodistrian University of Athens
Greece
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Bachelor in Archaeology and History of Art
Publications
The archaeologist king: Paul of Greece and Greek heritage tourism (1952–54)
Published by
Journal of Greek Media & Culture
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journal-article
Στις παρυφές των Μυκηναίων και των Χετταίων; Η δυτική́ Ανατολία και τα νησιά του βορειοανατολικού Αιγαίου στην Ύστερη Εποχή́ του Χαλκού
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book-chapter
Burying the Heros: Identifying the Archaeological Background of the Homeric Burial
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Praehistorische Zeitschrift
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journal-article
Getting Rid of the Interface: East Aegean / Western Anatolia and the Role of Šeḫa River Land and Arzawa/Mira in Late Bronze Age Cultural Interaction
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Zaphon
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book
Did Ḫattušili I Destroy Beycesultan II? An Interpretation of the Site’s New C-14 Dating
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The Political Geography of Western Anatolia in the Late Bronze Age
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book-chapter
Tracing Mobility in Southeast Aegean/Southwest Anatolia during the Late Bronze Age
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journal-article