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Map of Argolis (© A. Vassiliou).

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Fig. 1 Map of Argolis (© A. Vassiliou).
Fig. 2 Protomaiolica in Argolis (© A. Vassiliou).
Fig. 3 Shapes of Protomaiolica found at Argolis (© A. Vassiliou).
Fig. 4 Bowl fragments, Argos and Nauplio (© A. Vassiliou).
Fig. 5 Fragments from open vessels, Argos and Nauplio (© A. Vassiliou)....
Vassiliou A., Protomaiolica in Argolis (Peloponnese, Greece), in P. Petridis, A.G. Yangaki, N. Liaros and E.-E. Bia (eds), 12th Congress AIECM3 on Medieval and Modern Period Mediterranean Ceramics, Athens 2021, vol. I: 503-508
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  • Nov 2022
In Argolis, which is located in the northeastern Morea/Peloponnese and was under Frankish occupation at that time (1210/12–1388), Protomaiolica appears quite representative and is detected predominantly in the main urban centres, Argos and Nauplio. The majority of the Argolic specimens show the characteristics of the Brindisine production and altho...
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... on the recorded material, in Argolis the ware is found almost exclusively in its two main urban centres, i.e. Argos and Nauplio ( Fig. 1; Fig. 2). several scholars, the importing of this ware into the Eastern Mediterranean must date from the second half of the 13th to the early or even the mid-14th century (Stillwell MacKay 1967: 257-258;Sanders 1987: 169-170;Patitucci Uggeri 1997b: 34-35). It should be noted that Guy Sanders has recently proposed an extensive redating of the ...