Bill Caraher’s blog post on his summer reading list prompted me to do the same. Like Bill, I’m not planning to go to Greece this summer. I can’t remember the last time I’ve been away from Greece for this long… it was sometime before 1998, which was the last time I didn’t go to Greece. So in theory I should have more time to read, and here’s my aspirational and totally unrealistic reading list, in no particular order:
- Chrysanthi Gallou (2020) Death in Mycenaean Laconia
- Nicoletta Momigliano (2020) In Search of the Labyrinth
- Dan Hicks (2020) The Brutish Museums
- Ester Salgarella (2020) Aegean Linear Script(s)
- Anna Judson (2020) The Undeciphered Signs of Linear B
- Dan-El Padilla Peralta (2020) Divine Institutions
- Guy Middleton, ed. (2020) Collapse and Transformation
- Tim Ingold (2021) Correspondences
- L. Vance Watrous (2021) Minoan Crete
- Ariel Sabar (2020) Veritas
- Marina Rustow (2020) The Lost Archive
- Marcel Piérart (2020) Klyton Argos
- Whitney Battle-Baptiste (2011) Black Feminist Archaeology
- Roderick A Ferguson (2012) the reorder of things
- Michael Herzfeld (2020 [1982]) Ours Once More
I’m sure there are some books I’m missing or not thinking of — I largely made this list by frantically looking around my home office — but this is just my starting-point.
Aegean prehistory 