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200 04$aDie goldenen Siegelringe der Ägäischen Bronzezeit$fNadine Becker
210   $aHeidelberg$cHeidelberg University Publishing (heiUP)$d2018
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330   $aDue to their high material value and their meaningful iconography, Aegean signet rings have already attracted considerable attention in research. The focus was often on the analysis and interpretation of images, however, an overall consideration of this extremely complex archaeological genre and its diverse functions within the Minoan-Mycenaean administration and society was lacking so far. For the first time, not only preserved rings but also imprints of signet rings on sealings are systematically investigated in this work, which allows a new understanding of the material and its transformation during the Aegean Bronze Age.
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610   $aAegean
610   $aBronze Age
610   $aSignet Rings
610   $aSeals
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610   $aÄgäis
610   $aBronzezeit
610   $aSiegelringe
610   $aSiegel
610   $aVersiegelungen
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