STEGA

Kevin T. Glowacki is Assistant Professor of Art and Architectural History at Texas A&M University.Natalia Vogeikoff-Brogan is Head Archivist at the American School of Classical Studies at Athens.

• Chapter 1: K. Glowacki and N. Vogeikoff-Brogan, "Introduction: Approaches to the Study of Houses and Households in Ancient Crete" Chapter 2: S. Di Tonto, "Evidence for Domestic Activities in the Final Neolithic Period at Phaistos" Chapter 3: J. Atkinson, "A Small-Scale Reconstruction of the Settlement at Myrtos Phournou Koryphi" Chapter 4: G. Cadogan, "Myrtos: From Phournou Koryphi to Pyrgos" Chapter 5: J. Murphy, "The Individual, the Household, and the Community after Death in South-Central Crete during the Prepalatial and Protopalatial Periods" Chapter 6: V. Lenuzza, "'The Whole is a Freak': A Reassessment of the Spatial Organization of the Oval House at Chamaizi, Siteia" Chapter 7: I. Caloi, "Middle Minoan IB Houses at Phaistos: Function and Relationship to the Community Palace" Chapter 8: L. Girella, "Bridging the Gap: The Function of the Houses and Residential Neighborhoods in the Middle Minoan III Period at Phaistos" Chapter 9: I. Bradfer-Burdet and M. Pomadère, "?á at Malia: One or Two Houses?" Chapter 10: M. Schmid, "Spatial Analysis of House ?a at Malia" Chapter 11: N. Mavroudi, "Interpreting Domestic Space in Neopalatial Crete: A Few Thoughts on House II at Petras, Siteia" Chapter 12: E. Mantzourani and G. Vavouranakis, "The Minoan Villas in East Crete: Households or Seats of Authority? The Case of Prophitis Ilias Praissou" Chapter 13: L. Vokotopoulos, "A View of the Neopalatial Countryside: Settlement and Social Organization in the Area of Karoumes, Eastern Crete" Chapter 14: L. Platon, "Studying the Character of the Minoan 'Household' within the Limits of the Neopalatial Settlement of Zakros" Chapter 15: J. Lloyd, "The South House at Knossos: More than a House?" Chapter 16: K. Christakis and G. Rethemiotakis, "Identifying Household Activities: The Case of House 2 at Galatas Pediada, Crete" Chapter 17: T. Brogan and K. Barnard, "Household Archaeology at Mochlos: Statistical Recipes from the Late Minoan I Kitchen" Chapter 18: L. V. Watrous and A. Heimroth, "The Household Industries of Late Minoan IB Gournia and Their Relation to the Socio-Economic Status of the Town" Chapter 19: K. Christakis, "The Implications of Archaeological Deposit Formation Processes in the Study of the Domestic Sector of Late Minoan IB Society" Chapter 20: E. Sikla, "The Elusive Domestic Shrine in Neopalatial Crete: On the Archaeological Correlates of Domestic Religion" Chapter 21: L. Hitchcock, "Never Momentary, but Always Fluid and Flexible: Revisiting the Vernacular Tradition in Bronze Age Crete, Thera, and Cyprus" Chapter 22: E. Hatzaki, "Defining 'Domestic' Architecture and 'Household' Assemblages in Late Bronze Age Knossos" Chapter 23: S. Privitera, "Looking for a Home in a Houseless Town: Exploring Domestic Architecture in Final Palatial Ayia Triada" Chapter 24: K. Kopaka, "On Caves and Households in Bronze Age Crete: 'Tis Ouranias to Froudi' Cave at Zakros" Chapter 25: J. Driessen and H. Fiasse, "'Burning down the House': Defining the Household of Quartier Nu at Malia using GIS" Chapter 26: R. Angus K. Smith, "Pottery in Domestic and Mortuary Contexts at Late Minoan III Mochlos: The Case of the Missing Kylikes" Chapter 27: L. Day, "Household Assemblages in Late Minoan IIIC Crete: The Evidence from Karphi" Chapter 28: S. Wallace, "Building Societies in Post-Collapse Crete: Tradition, Status Competition, and the Templates of Domestic and Special Buildings" Chapter 29: M. Tsipopoulou, "Mycenaeanizing--or Not--at the End of the Bronze Age: Comparative Analysis of the "Megara" A.2 and A.3 with Houses B.1 and B.2 at Chalasmenos, Ierapetra" Chapter 30: K. Nowicki, "When the House Becomes a Fortress" Chapter 31: D. Haggis and M. Mook, "The Archaic Houses at Azoria" Chapter 32: B. Erickson, "Public Feasts and Private Symposia in the Archaic and Classical Periods" Chapter 33: F. Guizzi, "Houses in the Household I: Ownership and Use of Dwelling Places in Gortynian Inscriptions" Chapter 34: S. Ferrucci, "Houses in the Household II: From Gortyn to Athens and Back" Chapter 35: N. Vogeikoff-Brogan, "Domestic Assemblages from Trypitos, Siteia: Private and Communal Aspects" Chapter 36: Ch. Sofianiou, "Loomweights: Use and Manufacture at Trypitos, Siteia" Chapter 37: M. Baldwin Bowsky, "All in the Family: Forming Social and Economic Networks in Roman Crete" Chapter 38: R. Sweetman, "Domus, Villa, and Farmstead: The Globalization of Crete"