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This volume for the first time systematically compiles the archaeological evidence of Athens from the late 8th century to the early 6th century BCE. It aims to classify the material within the context of the urban topography and to offer a religious, social, and political interpretation. It provides the story of birth of the Athenian polis with a new archaeological and historical basis.
Annarita Doronzio, Università L’Orientale, Neapel.
"This book provides the foundations for a new understanding of archaic Athenian history on the basis of a comprehensive study of the material culture of seventh-century Athens in four crucial topographical settings: the Acropolis, the Kerameikos, the Agora, and the south part of the city."K. Vlassopoulos in: Greece and Rome 67 (2020), 88-89
"This is a wonderful book. .[...] The very virtues of this book leave us hungry for more [...]" Robin Osborne in: sehepunkte 19/5 (2019), http://www.sehepunkte.de/2019/05/32430.html
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