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List of illustrations=ⅶ

Preface and acknowledgements=ⅹ

Introduction=I

1. Domestic space and ancient Greek society=4

The Greek oikos:questions and problems=4

Examining the oikos=10

2. Approaches to the material record=21

Previous work on the archaeological remains of Greek households=21

Domestic architecture and social relations:some basic assumptions=29

3. From pots to people:towards a framework for interpreting the archaeological material=34

Approaching ancient Greek perceptions of domestic space=36

Searching for individuals in the archaeological record=39

Approaching the archaeology:towards an analytical framework=50

4. The city of Olynthos:a detailed case-study in domestic organisation=53

Introduction:the site=53

Reanalysing Olynthos:archaeological considerations=57

Investigating the organisation of individual houses=61

Comparing different households=74

Conclusions:house and society in fourth-century Olynthos=79

5. Olynthos in context:houses in northern, central and southern Greece and the Aegean islands=80

Introduction=80

Houses of the later fifth to mind-fourth centuries=81

Houses of the later fourth to earlier third century=114

Domestic spatial organisation in Greece:an overview=123

6. Regional patterns in domestic organisation:Greek houses from Sicily and southern Italy=127

Houses of fifth-century date=129

Houses of fourth-century date=135

Houses of third-century date=144

Rural housing in the hinterland of western Greek settlements=151

Domestic spatial organisation in weatern Greece:an overview=152

7. House and society in the ancient Greek world=154

The applicability of the oikos concept among different social or economic groups=156

Origins and subsequent development of the Classical oikos=158

Regional differences in the oikos concept=167

Conclusions=173

Appendices=176

Notes=194

References=198

Index=216

Figures

conventions used within these figures=22

1. Axonometric reconstruction of a prostas house:Abdera, house C(based on Lazaridis 1952, p. 262)=23

2. Axonometric reconstruction of a pastas house:Olynthos house AVII 6(based on Robinson and Graham 1938, Plate 101)=24

3. Axonometric reconstruction of a peristyle house:Delos, maison de la colline(based on Chamonard 1922, Plates XIV-XVII)=24

4. Axonometric reconstruction of a Herdraum house:Ammotopos house 1(based on Dakaris 1986, Figure 5)=25

5. The names inscribed on ancient vessels compared with the modern terms used for them(information taken from Lazzarini 1973-4)=42

6. Pie chart showing the proportions of different types of vessel included in the iconographic analysis=44

7. Multi-dimensional scaling of painted scenes showing the combinations in which decorative motifs co-occur=44

8. Map showing the locations of Greek sites discussed in the text=54

9. Plan of the city of Olynthos showing the locations of the houses in the sample=55

10. Plan of an insula at Olynthos:insula AVI(based on Robinson and Graham 1938, 97)=56

11. Histogram showing the range of ground-floor areas covered by different houses at Olynthos=65

12. Plan of Mylonas' 'oikos-unit'(based on Mylonas 1946, Figure 6)=66

13. Histogram showing the variation in the amount of probable living space in houses from the Olynthos sample=76

14. Plan of the Dystos house, Euboia(based on Wiegand 1899, Figure 5)=82

15. Plan of the Dema house, Attica(based on Jones et al. 1962, Figure 1)=84

16. Plan of farm C-38(Palio Pithari) at Karystia, Euboia(bases on Keller and Wallace 1988, Figure 2)=85

17. Plan of the houses at the north foot of the Areopagos, Athens(based on Thompson 1959, Figure 17)=87

18. Plan of the structure at Ano Siphai(bases on Hoepfner and Schwandner 1994, Figure 307)=88

19. Plan of the houses near the Great Drain, Athens(phase 1, fifth century)(based on Young 1951, Figure Ⅱ)=89

20. Plan of the houses from the Areopagos, Athens(based on Shear 1973, Figure 4)=91

21. Plan of house A in Block Ⅰ from near the Silen Gate, Thasos(period 4, phase 1)(based on Grandjean 1998, Plate 65)=92

22. Plan of house B, Block Ⅰ from near the Silen Gate, Thasos(period 4, phase 1)(based on Grandjean 1998, Plate 47)=93

23. Plan of Thasos, Silen Gate, Block Ⅱ(period 4, phase 2)(based on Grandjean 1988, Plate 77)=94

24. Plan of the Vari house, Attica(based on Jones et al. 1973, Figure2)=96

25. Plan of the ferme aux jambages de granit, Delos(based on Brunet 1996, p. 64)=98

26. Plan of house 7, Halieis(based on Boyd and Rudolph 1978, Figure 3 and Ault 1994, Figures 10 and 11)=99

27. Plan of house A, Halieis(based on Boyd and Rudolph 1978, Figure 3 and Ault 1994, Figures 10 and 13)=100

28. Plan of house C, Abdera(based on Lazaridis 1952, Figure 27)=102

29. Plan of house 5, Kassope in phase 1(based on Dakaris 1989, Figure 11)=104

30. Plan of house 1, Ammotopos(based on Dakaris 1989, Figure 13)=106

31. Plan of the house at Maroneia(based on Karadedos 1990, Figures 6 and 11)=107

32. Plan of the house of the mosaics, Eretria(based on Ducrey et al. 1993, plan inside back cover)=109

33. Plan of house Ⅱ, Eretria(based on Reber 1988, Figure 2)=110

34. Plan of house Ⅳ, Eretria(based on Reber 1993, Figure 1)=111

35. Plan of the house of Dionysos, Pella(based on Makaronas and Giouri 1989, Figure 142 and Plan 1)=115

36. Plan of house of the Rape of Helen, Pella(based on Makaronas and Giouri 1989, Plans 1 and 2)=116

37. Plan of house A, Halos(based on Reinders 1988, Figure 71)=117

38. Plan of the house of the Coroplast, Halos(based on Reinders 1988, Figure 74)=118

39. Plan of the houses from Florina(based on Lilibaki-Akamati and Akamatis 1990, Figure 2)=120

40. Plan of the Chalara house, Phaistos, Crete(based on Levi 1976, Plate A)=121

41. Plan of house B, Pella(Oikonomos 1915, Figure facing page 244)=122

42. Map showing the locations of sites in Sicily and southern Italy discussed in the text=128

43. Plan of Himera, fifth-century phase(based on Adriani 1970, plan 2)=130

44. Plan of a house from insula Ⅱ, Himera, fifth-century phase(based on Allegro 1976, Plan 5C)=131

45. Plan of insulae Ⅰ and Ⅱ, Gela, fifth-century phase(based on De Miro 1979, Figure Ia)=134

46. Plan of house Ⅰ and Ⅱ, Agrigento(based on De Miro 1979, Plate Ⅵ)=136

47. Plan of the house of the lions, from the Marasa south area of Locri Epizefiri, phase 1(based on Barra Bagnasco 1992, plate 13)=137

48. Plan of the houses near theatre at Herakleia Minoa(based on De Miro 1979, Plate Ⅷ)=139

49. Plan of peristyle house Ⅰ, Monte Iato, phase 1(based on Dalcher 1994, plan 1)=141

50. Plan of house Ⅶ, Solunto(based on Italia and Lima 1987, Figure Ⅸ)=143

51. Plan of house 30, 11, Megara Hyblaia(based on Vallet et al. 1983, Figure 57)=145

52. Plan of house 49, 19, Megara Hyblaia(based on Vallet et al. 1983, Figure 46)=146

53. Plan of the house of the official, Morgantina, phase 1(third century)(based on Stillwell 1963, Plate 34)=149

54. Plan of house G in insula Ⅲ, level Ia(second half of the third century), from the Centocamere area of Locri Epizefiri(based on Costamagna and Sabbione 1990, Figure 345)=150

55. Plan of the farm at Contrada Priorato, Butera(based on Adamesteanu 1958b, Figure 2)=152

56. Plan of an apsidal house:Nichoria unit Ⅳ. Ⅰ, phase 2(ninth century)(based on Coulson 1983, Figure 2-22)=159

57. Plan of a rectilinear house:Zagora Unit H26／27／42／43／47(based on Cambitoglou et al. 1988, Plan 12C)=160

58. Plan of the house of the Trident, Delos(based on Chamonard 1922, Plate XIII)=165

Plates

1. Red-figure hydria showing women using various objects and items of furniture(British Museum, catalogue number E194)=45

2. Red-figure amphora showing a woman holding a trefoil jug and a man holding a phiale(Fitzwilliam Museum, catalogue number G167)=46

3. Red-figure kylix showing a drinking party or symposium(British Museum, catalogue number E49)=47

4. Red-figure hydria showing women washing(British Museum, catalogue number E201)=47

5. Small red-figure trefoil oinochoe, showing children playing(British Museum, catalogue number E536)=48