Archaeometric studies on tripod cauldrons: new data for political and economic connections in Greece, ca. 1200 - 700 BC

通过考古方法，该项目旨在确定早期铁器时代希腊三脚架大锅的生产地点，并确定所用铜的来源。这些基本数据将使我们能够为三个问题找到新的答案：公元前975年至700年之间希腊中央宗教圣地的连性；公元前975年至700年之间生产声望商品的经济组织；公元前1200年至700年之间希腊精英与爱琴海和跨地中海贸易系统的联系。计划的考古分析在两个试点研究中进行了测试（Kiderlen et al. [in print A; in review B]）。该项目的设计基于Kiderlen的项目“寻找作为公元前11世纪至公元前8世纪早期希腊区域和跨区域政治会议场所发展指标的三脚架大锅的分布”的结果。

With archaeometric methods the project aims to define the production sites of Early Iron Age Greek tripod cauldrons and also to localize the sources of the copper that was used. These basic data will allow us to find new answers for three questions:- connectivity of Greek central religious sanctuaries between ca. 975 and 700 BC- economic organization of the production of prestige goods between ca. 975 and 700 BC- connections of the Greek elites with Aegean and trans-Mediterranean trade systems between ca. 1200 and 700 BC.The planned archaeometric analyses were tested in two pilot studies (Kiderlen et al. [in print A; in review B]). The design of the project is based on the results of Kiderlen's project "Find distribution of tripod cauldrons used as indicator of the development of regional and supraregional political meeting places in early Greece, 11th to 8th century BC".