S H A R P
Saronic Harbors Archaeological Research Project
PUBLICATIONS
The discovery of the Mycenaean harbor town at Korfos and its significance are
discussed in several
publications:
Thomas F. Tartaron, Richard M. Rothaus, and Daniel J. Pullen,
2003.
Searching for Prehistoric Aegean Harbors with GIS, Geomorphology, and
Archaeology, Athena Review 3:4, 27-36
Richard M. Rothaus, Eduard Reinhardt, Thomas F. Tartaron, and Jay S.
Noller, 2003.
A
Geoarchaeological Approach for Understanding Prehistoric Usage of the
Coastline of the Eastern Korinthia, Metron: Measuring the Aegean Bronze
Age (Aegaeum 24), ed. Karen P. Foster and Robert Laffineur.
Universite
de Liege, pp. 37-47
Thomas F. Tartaron, Daniel J. Pullen, and Jay S. Noller, 2006.
Rillenkaren at Vayia: Geomorphology and a New Class of Early Bronze
Age
Fortified Settlement in Southern Greece, Antiquity 80:307, 145-160
Daniel J. Pullen and Thomas F. Tartaron, N.D. Where's the Palace? The
Absence of State Formation in the Late Bronze Age Corinthia, Rethinking
the Mycenaean Palaces, 2nd edition, ed. Michael Galaty and William
Parkinson. UCLA/Cotsen Institute of Archaeology. In press
SHARP is an outgrowth of the work of the Eastern Korinthia Archaeological
Survey [EKAS], under the direction of Timothy Gregory and Daniel J.
Pullen. A principal publication of that project is:
Thomas F. Tartaron, Timothy E. Gregory, Daniel J. Pullen, Jay S.
Noller, Richard M. Rothaus, Joseph L. Rife, Lita Diacopoulos, Robert L.
Schon, William Caraher, David Pettegrew, Dimitri Nakassis, 2006. The
Eastern Korinthia Archaeological Survey: Integrated Methods for a Dynamic
Landscape, Hesperia 75:4, 453-523
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