Mysteries of the snake goddess : art, desire and the forging of history / Kenneth Lapatin

An investigation into the origins of the Snake Goddess statuette and the construction of Minoan civilisation. This work examines how early twentieth-century archaeologists and restorers shaped contemporary understanding of Bronze Age Crete.

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vernon_accession 2872
vernon_id 6692
vernon_slug mysteries-of-the-snake-goddess-art-desire-and-the-forging-of-history-kenneth-lapatin
vernon_authors Kenneth Lapatin
vernon_tags Art, Arts, Sculpture, Social sciences, Civilisation, Sociology, Social history, Antiquities, Material culture, Culture, Crime, Social problems, Greece -- History, Mythology, Classical, Small sculpture, Figurines, Art, Greek, Art, Aegean, Forgery, Fraud, Commercial crimes, Goddesses, Greek, Greece -- Civilisation, Forgery of antiquities, Art, Minoan, Minoans, Civilisation, Aegean
vernon_production_date 2003
vernon_brief_description By delving into the worlds of archaeologists, adventurers, and artisans that converged in Crete at the turn of the twentieth century, Lapatin reveals the origins of the Snake Goddess and her many counterparts aren't as straightforward as we once believed. -- Adapted from publisher's description.
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vernon_isbn_issn 9780306813283
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