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The Greek house; its history and development from the Neolithic period to the Hellenistic age (1916)

Rider, Bertha Carr · Cambridge [Eng.] University Press · leaf 147

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Cretan house was a more southerntype where a permanent fire was unnecessary. * Noack, Ovalhaus und PaJast in Kreta, pp. 43, 44. R. G. H. 9 130 Mainland Palaces [CH. Aegean zone, and that Cretan influence was not strongenough to change this. The culture stream from Northto South along the Danube… … Fig. 22. Mycenean megaron. nection with the mainland and which he calls Carian-Lycian, and the later introduced by the Achaean invadersfrom the mainland, who ousted the old Cretans and builtthe new palaces, partly after their own plan and partlyin imitation of the earlier. Though he has now…

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