Vases, Funerary Practices, and Political Power in the Macedonian Kingdom During the Classical Period Before the Rise of Philip II
Journal: American Journal of Archaeology
Year: 2019

In the absence of extensive written sources, the history of the Macedonian kingdom prior to the reign of Philip II remains largely understudied. Yet, the archaeological record of the region, although primarily of funerary character, has much to contribute in this direction. In this article, I examine the funerary evidence particularly from the Classical period until the rise of Philip II. Focusing especially on vases, which formed the most common type of offering, my discussion begins with an ov