Middle and Late Bronze Age Metal Tools from the Aegean, Eastern ...

Figure 4.28: Map showing MBA carpentry/masonry tool distributions 470
Figure 4.29: Map showing LBA carpentry/masonry tool distributions 471
Figure 5.1: Tool frequencies and distributions from Cretan hoards 472-73
Figure 5.2: Tool frequencies and distributions from Mainland hoards 473-74
Figure 5.3: Tool frequencies and distributions from Cypriot hoards 475-76
Figure 5.4: Tool frequencies and distributions for other hoard 477
Figure 5.5: List of hoards that contain tools 478
Figure 5.6: Similarity matrix (Jaccard’s Coefficient) for all hoards 479-84
Figure 5.7: Cluster analysis of hoards, based on Figure 5.6 485
Figure 5.8: Highlighted hoard clusters, based on Figure 5.6 486
Figure 5.9: Similarity chart by variable for hoards in Cluster #3 487
Figure 5.10: Similarity chart by variable for hoards in Cluster #4 487
Figure 5.11: Cluster analysis by variable for Cluster #3 hoards 488
Figure 5.12: Cluster analysis by variable for Cluster #4 hoards 489
LIST OF PLATES (all photographs by author unless otherwise specified)
Plate 4.1: Shaft-hole ax from Boğazköy; Ankara Museum 490
Plate 4.2: Fenestrated shaft-hole ax; Vaphio (LH IIA);Athens National Museum 490
Plate 4.3: Shaft-hole ax from Cyprus; Nicosia Museum; 1967/111-10/1 491
Plate 4.4: Double ax from Chamaizi; MM I-II; Heraklion Museum #1018 491
Plate 4.5: Double ax from Gournia; MMII-LMI; Heraklion Museum #555 491
Plate 4.6: Double ax from Knossos Unexplored Mansion, LM II 492
Plate 4.7: Double ax; Athens Acropolis hoard, LH IIIB; Acropolis museum 492
Plate 4.8: Double ax; Orchomenos hoard, LH IIIB/C; Chaironeia Museum 492
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