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Jade axes in the Aegean?

Contacts with agrarian societies from Central Europe during the Final Neolithic

Lasse Sørensen

The National Museum of Denmark

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Jade axes - items of prestige, power and symbolic

Petrequien 2012, 27ff

Ethnographic records from West Papua, Indonesia

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27-05-2013 Indsæt Sidefod via: 'Indsæt'/ 'Sidehoved og Sidefod'

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After: Petrequin 2012

Symbolic value in the archaeological record

Neolithic graves in Carnac

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Grave at Carnac containing jade axes

After: Petrequin 2012

After: Bailloud et al. 1995

Where were the jade axes procured?

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Possible jade sources

in the Italian Alps, 1880 AD

After: Piolti 1898; 1902; Petrequin 2012

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Procurement strategy – higher mountains

After: Peterquin et al. 2007; Petrequin 2012

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After: Petrequin 2012

Production of preforms

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Petrequin 2012

Distributed to all over Europe

Jade axes are interpreted as items of prestigious

exchange showing contact

with agrarian societies in

Central and Eastern Europe

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Petrequin 2012

Thin jade axes

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Thick jade axes from Italy

After: Petrequin

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Different types

of jade axes in Europe

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Petrequin 2007

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Copper axe Sesklo 4500-3200 cal BC

4900-3600 cal BC

Late and Final Neolihic in Greece Copper Age in Central Europe

The emergence of new power structures

Petrequin 2012

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Petrequin 2012

Jade axes from Varna were reshaped

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Jade axes from Bulgaria – Svoboda and Durankulak

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Types of jade axes and their chronology in Bulgaria

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Are there any

jade axes in the

Aegean area?

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The Rhousopoulos collection – 240 polished axes

• Athanasios Rhousopoulos (1823-1898)

• From “middlemen”

• Buying from farmers

• Buying from other antique dealers

• Buying from grave robbers?

• Excavations directed by himself

• Labels – origin of the artifacts

• Region or city name and when the object was found

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After: Galanakis 2008

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27-05-2013 fod'

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0 5 10 15 20 25 30

Nr. of axes

Nr. of axes

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Distribution – collected from 1872-1884

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After: Sørensen 2012

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Aegean:

Local imitations of jade and copper axes?

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Nephrite – Blinkenberg 1902

Local sources?

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Need to do petrographic studies of Aegean axes

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Axes from Pylos – several imitations of jade axes

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Ceremonial axes?

Imitations of jade axes or

Stone heads acroliths

Final Neolithic

Dimini

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Neolithic axes from Sesklo

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After: Papathanasopoulos 1996

Late and Final Neolithic

Changes caused by contacts with higher ranking societies in Central and Eastern Europe?

Prestigious exchange of jade axes could reflect new ideas of ideology and power structures?

•Change of settlement pattern

• Colonization of the islands

• Introduction of metallurgy

• Stratification of settlements

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