Crete, Kamares pottery was traded across the Aegean and eastern Mediterranean, and has been found as far away as the Levant and Egypt. Kamares ware is characterized...

earliest stages of Kamares ware also appear at this time. Scholars place Barbotine ware a bit earlier than the Kamares ware, "Barbotine Ware appears, in its...

glass Tankard Wine glass Goblet Measuring cup Suction cup Bra cup Minoan Kamares ware; 1800-1700 BC; from Phaistos (Crete); Archaeological Museum of Heraklion...

more common with the building of the palaces and the potter's wheel. Kamares ware is most typical of this period. The MM period was dominated by the development...

Minoan pottery have been recovered from the Kamares cave. Kamares has provided the type name for Kamares ware, a ceramic type dating from MM IA, or the...

consumers rather than producers of many goods associated with them, such as Kamares Ware pottery, though there is limited evidence for on-site production at the...

Minoan villa of Zominthos. Kamares cave was used as a cave sanctuary in ancient times. The Minoan pottery known as Kamares ware was named after the cave...

strata of the upper cave represented the transition between Late Minoan Kamares ware to earliest Mycenaean levels; finds represented the Geometric Style of...

the Neolithic), contained extensive debris, including the mysterious Kamares ware. At Phylakopi the British had not known how to classify it. It went down...

and adopted the potter's wheel during MM IB, producing wares such as Kamares ware. MM II (c. 1875-1750 BC) saw the development of the Minoan writing systems...

exaggerate features such as slim male waists and large female breasts. Kamares ware beaked jug; 1850-1675 BC; ceramic; height: 27 cm; from Phaistos (Crete...

including: Kamares ware pottery Glazed plaques of Minoan houses (aka the "Town Mosaic") Peak sanctuary figurines Phaistos Disc Kamares ware pottery Covers...

discussion. Arkalochori Hagios Charalambos - burial cave Inatos Kamares, where Kamares ware was first found Mameloukou Phaneromeni Skotino Stravomyti Asphendou...

IB-IIB, 2000-1700 BC), Grey Minyan was not present on Crete. Instead, the Kamares Ware was quite popular, and functioned as a prestige good. Along the costal...

Archaeological Museum, is an example of high-quality gold-smithery. Kamares ware beaked jug; 1850-1675 BC; ceramic; height: 27 cm; from Phaistos (Crete...

and adopted the potter's wheel during MM IB, producing wares such as Kamares ware. MM II (c. 1875–1700 BC) saw the development of the Minoan writing systems...

an unsolved question, but a possible previous development as Aegean Kamares Ware has been suggested by Pecorelia (2000); S. Soldi claims that Tell Brak...

School at Athens. Day, P. M. and Wilson, D. E. 1998. Consuming Power: Kamares Ware in Protopalatial Knossos. Antiquity, 72: 350–358. Vaughan, S. J. 1995...

Wall-paintings on plaster Among the movable artifacts at Troullos: Polychrome Kamares ware Terracotta figurines Tripod offering tables Beak-spouted jugs The Archanes...

Kakia Kakodaimonistai Kalamos Kale Kalos inscription Kalos kagathos Kamares ware Kamira Kanathos Kandaulos Kanephoros Kantharos Kapheleis Kappa Karamuza...

the decoration is essentially close to the surface. The term "Barbotine ware" also describes the American art pottery that emulated the Haviland pottery...

influenced by the shape and decoration of both the Kamares ware cups from Crete and the Sèvres ware teacups from France. Her works are often designed more...

Roxane Dubois, "On some late Prepalatial pricket lamps in White‑on‑Dark Ware from beneath the North Wing of the Malia Palace", Bulletin de correspondance...