Scholar
Jan Paul Crielaard
fl. 1993–2024
Classical scholar, active 1993–2024.
Life and work
- 1964Born in Brummen (Wikidata, tertiary).
- 1993Fletcher (Patterns of imports in Iron Age Italy) cites Crielaard 1993 for Euboean trade (including to Cyprus and the Levant) sustained by aristocratic gift exchange.
R. N. Fletcher. Patterns of imports in Iron Age Italy, p. 120
- 1999Published 'Early Iron Age Greek Pottery in Cyprus and North Syria: A Consumption-Oriented Approach' in The Complex Past of Pottery (Amsterdam), pp. 261-90, and co-edited that volume.
- 2024Cline (2024, pp. 93-94) discusses Crielaard's argument on Cypriot elite trade links.
Mentioned in
3 mentionsDocuments · 3
- After 1177 B.C.: The survival of civilizations
2024
writes on Cypriot elite trade links
Cline 2024
- Ancient Greece: From the Mycenaean Palaces to the Age of Homer
Deger-Jalkotzy & Lemos 2006
- Black Ships and Sea Raiders: The Late Bronze and Early Iron Age Context of Odysseus' Second Cretan Lie
Emanuel 2017
Sources
- 1.Eric H. Cline (2024). After 1177 B.C.: The Survival of Civilizations. Princeton University Press, Princeton & Oxford.
- 2.Wikidata. Jan Paul Crielaard. Online
- 3.R. N. Fletcher. “Patterns of imports in Iron Age Italy”.
- 4.“The Beginning of Sacred Travel in Ancient ...”.
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