Judith M. Barringer - The Art and Archaeology of Ancient Greece

Many people have influenced this project and helped me in numerous ways, sometimes without knowing that they have been helpful. I began this project with my friend and colleague Eve DAmbra. Kara Hattersley-Smith and Lee Ripley-Greenfield encouraged us to write a textbook of Greek and Roman art. Our project eventually changed, and I proceeded on my own with a different aim and with Cambridge University Press, but that initial work with Eve our discussions, exchange of ideas, and of texts stimulated my thinking and have contributed to the focus of the present book. I am grateful to her for this and for our friendship, which means a great deal to me.

It is a pleasure to thank Iphigeneia Leventis and Jerry Rutter, who generously gave of their time to read and comment on portions of this text; I am especially grateful to the latter, who saved me from many mistakes about the Bronze Age material.

Discussions about the subject, as well as textbook presentation of the same, with Aileen Ajootian, Nancy Bookides, Leda Costaki, Sheila Dillon, Jeff Hurwit, Jenifer Neils, Jerry Pollitt, Carola Reinsberg, David Scahill, Andy Stewart, Marek We cowski, and Mark Wilson-Jones shaped and improved this text considerably. Nicola Nenci helped me to obtain materials, and the University of Edinburgh kindly supported me with finances for research, travel, and photographs. The staff of Cambridge University Press was helpful in obtaining photos and dealing with paperwork matters. Beatrice Rehl offered wise counsel, enthusiasm, and support from beginning to end. My thanks to them all.

For their help in obtaining or providing photos and permission to publish them, I thank Art Resource (New York), Anton Bammer (Technische Universitt Wien), Valentina Bandelloni (SCALA Picture Library, Florence), Immo Beyer (Freiburg), Mark Bloomfield (London), Alexander Cambitoglou (University of Sydney and Australian Archaeological Institute at Athens), Angela Carbonaro (Archivio Fotografico dei Musei Capitolini, Rome), Arcangela Carbone Gross (Martin-von-Wagner Museum, Wrzburg), Allyson Carless (British Museum Company, London), P. J. Chatzidakis (Archaeological Museum of Delos, Mykonos), Maria Chidiroglou (National Museum, Athens), Guffi Chohdri (Oxford University Press), Kalliopi Christophi (cole franaise dAthnes), Amanda Claridge (Royal Holloway, University of London), Charles Crowther (Centre for the Study of Ancient Documents, Oxford University), Sylvie Dumont (Athenian Agora excavations, Athens), Yolande Ferreira (British Museum, London), Marta Fodor (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston), Reinhard Frtsch (Deutsches Archologisches Institut, Cologne), M. Gkioni ( , Corinth), Guillaume Grandgeorge (Picard Editions, Paris), Joachim Heiden (Deutsches Archologisches Institut, Athens), the late Frederick Hemans (Isthmia excavations, University of Chicago), Klaus Herrmann (Athens), Carol Hershenson (University of Cincinnati), Angelika Hildenbrand (Badisches Landesmuseum Karlsruhe), Wolfram Hoepfner (Freie Universitt Berlin), Ralf von den Hoff (Albert-Ludwigs-Universitt Freiburg), Mario Iozzo (Museo Archeologico Nazionale, Florence), Shannon Jackson (The Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore), Paula James (Panos Pictures, London), Amalia Kakissis (British School at Athens), Michael Kerschner (sterreichisches Archologisches Institut, Vienna), Manolis Korres (National Technical University, Athens), Daria Lanzuolo (Deutsches Archologisches Institut, Rome), Guy Lecuyot (Centre national de la recherche scientifique, Paris), Maria Liston (University of Waterloo), Craig Mauzy (Athenian Agora excavations, Athens), Alexander Mazarakis Ainian (University of Thessaly, Volos), Katerina Nikolaidou (17th Ephorate, Hellenic Ministry of Culture, Aigai), Naomi Norman (University of Georgia, Athens), Hakan ge (Istanbul), Antonio Paolucci (Musei Vaticani, Vatican City), Ingo Pini (Corpus der minoischen und mykenischen Siegel, Marburg), Felix Pirson (Deutsches Archologisches Institut, Istanbul), Claude Rapin (Centre national de la recherche scientifique, Paris), Giorgos Rethemiotakis (Heraklion Archaeological Museum), Andrew Rheinhard (American School of Classical Studies Publications Office, Princeton), Alfonsina Russo (Soprintendenza per I Beni Archeologici dellEtruria Meridionale, Rome), Maurizio Sannibale (Museo Gregoriano Etrusco dei Musei Vaticani, Vatican City), Florian Seiler (Deutsches Archologisches Institut, Berlin), Candace Smith, Matthias Steinhart (Julius-Maximilians-Universitt Wrzburg), Andrew Stewart (University of California, Berkeley), Jutta Stroszeck (Deutsches Archologisches Institut, Kerameikos, Athens), Thierry Theurillat (cole suisse darchologie en Grce, Athens), Natalia Vogeikoff-Brogan (American School of Classical Studies at Athens), Christiane Vorster (Universitt Bonn), Angeliki Voskaki (Archaeological Receipts Fund, Hellenic Ministry of Culture, Athens), Rebecca Wells (University of California Press, Berkeley), Bonna Wescoat (American excavations on Samothrace and Emory University), Saskia Wetzig (Albertinum, Dresden), and Astrid Winde (BPK Images, Berlin).