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* Soultana-Maria Valamoti, "[http://civilisations.revues.org/1359 Investigating the Prehistoric Bread of Northern Greece: the archaeobotanical evidence for the Neolithic and the Bronze Age]" in ''Civilisations'' no. 49 (2002) pp. 49-66
* Soultana-Maria Valamoti, "[http://civilisations.revues.org/1359 Investigating the Prehistoric Bread of Northern Greece: the archaeobotanical evidence for the Neolithic and the Bronze Age]" in ''Civilisations'' no. 49 (2002) pp. 49-66
* Soultana Maria Valamoti, ''Plants and People in Late Neolithic and Early Bronze Age Northern Greece: An Archaeobotanical Investigation''. Oxoniae: Archaeopress, 2004
* Soultana Maria Valamoti, ''Plants and People in Late Neolithic and Early Bronze Age Northern Greece: An Archaeobotanical Investigation''. Oxoniae: Archaeopress, 2004
* Peter M. Warren, Vronwy Hankey, ''Aegean Bronze Age CXhronology''. Bristolii: Bristol Classical Press, 1989
* Peter M. Warren, Vronwy Hankey, ''Aegean Bronze Age Chronology''. Bristolii: Bristol Classical Press, 1989


== Vide etiam ==
== Vide etiam ==

Emendatio ex 15:45, 12 Decembris 2013

Historia Graeciae aetatis aëneae, videlicet inter annos circiter 3 000 et 1 000 a.C.n., culturas varias "Aegaeas" (ita ab archaeologos appellatas) comprehendit, Cycladica insularum Aegaearum austro-occidentalium, Minoa insulae Cretae, Helladica Graeciae paeninsularis et Mycenaea e Peloponneso oriunda; quibus addere licet cultura Graeciae borealis quae e locis archaeologicis Macedoniae et Thraciae meridianarum recogniscitur.

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