Kommos Archaeological Site Conservation Reconnaissance Report 2020 Posted on December 1, 2020 By James Stratis
“The Enigma of Keros” Colin Renfrew’s amazing discoveries in the Greek Cyclades Posted on July 28, 2020 By James Stratis Tagged with Agean, Cyclades, Enigma, Keros, Renfrew, Stratis
A Survey of the Western Mesara Plain in Crete Posted on February 4, 2026 By James Stratis Tagged with Kommos, Minoan, pre historic interpretation
Dr. James Wright “Revisiting the Ancient Port at Kommos” video Frontispiece 3 of 3 Kommos V - Restored view (C. Dietrich) of the Southern Area 1300 BC view south-east, excluding slipway(s) or Gifford’s tombolo Posted on February 9, 2021 By Editor Tagged with conservation, foreign pottery, James Wright, Kommos, Monopalatial
A Synthesis of Cultural and Environmental Studies Posted on August 9, 2018 By James Stratis Tagged with Homer Odyssey translations, Jennifer Moody, Kommos Park Conceptual Plan, Oliver Rackham, translation studies
Storytelling with Comix (part 3) Posted on May 21, 2018 By James Stratis Tagged with Center for Hellenic Studies, Eric Shanower, Glynnis Fawkes, Hymn to Dionysus, James Stratis, Jeremy Rutter, Joseph and Maria Shaw, Kommos, Kommos Conservancy, Minoan, Zhihui Fang
Foreigners at Cretan Entry Ports Posted on November 1, 2016 By James Stratis Tagged with Agritourism, Caretta caretta, COSTCO, food to table, GEK Terna, GMR Airport Ltd., Kastelli Airport, Kommos, Museum of the Mesara, Western Crete Tourism Observatory
Trade at Minoan Kommos Posted on July 21, 2016 By R.C.Bigelow Tagged with Bronze Age international trade, cretan pottery, Egyptian pottery, Kommos, Levantine pottery, Minoan pottery
Kommos and Myths Kommos Artifacts. bead-seal with bird-woman,Terracotta figurine, Bulls head Rhyton. Background: lilly fresco fragments. Posted on December 9, 2015 By R.C.Bigelow Tagged with Cretan mythology, Kommos, Loes Huis in 't Veld, Renate Stollenwerk, Wendy Everett
Greek Myths & the Art of Words one up one down Tempest burnt wing Posted on April 9, 2015 By Editor Tagged with Brand New Ancients, Bronze Age, Charles Isherwood, Crete, Daedalus, Diodorus of Sicily, hip hop influences, Icarus, inspired, James Stratis, Kate Tempest, King Minos, Kommos, Loes Huis in 't Veld, Michiko Kakutani, Minoan colonies, myth, Poetry, poetry of place, Rachel Donadio, rap influence, storytelling, Wendy Everett
James Wright: on Kommos, 2014 Open Discussion Posted on April 6, 2015 By Editor Tagged with Clairy Palyvou, James Stratis, James Wright, Joseph Shaw, Kommos, Kommos Conservancy, Sonia Mavrommati
Publication Logistics in the Kommos site publications Posted on October 17, 2014 By Editor Tagged with A. Chapin, A. Van de Moortel, B. Ibronyi, D. Ruscillo, G. Bianco, Greek temple, J. Bennet, J. McEnroe, J. Rutter, J. Shaw, J. Wright, Joseph Shaw, Kommos, L. Costaki, L. Nixon, L. Watrous, M. Shaw, Minoan houses, Minoan pottery, P. Bakai, P. Bettancort, Princeton University Press
The Middle Minoan Ship Slipway at the Kommos Harbor Posted on October 9, 2014 By Editor Tagged with Joseph W. Shaw, naval architecture, ship sheds, slipway
Ποίηση και Τόπος Ιθάκη / Ithaka Posted on October 1, 2014 By Editor Tagged with Ιθάκη, Κομμός, Κωνσταντίνος Καβάφης
Poetry and Place — Ιθάκη / Ithaka Posted on September 30, 2014 By Editor Tagged with Cavafy, Constantin Cavafy, Homer, Ithaka, Odyssey, Poetry, Rita Wilson, Sean Connary, Time Bandits, Vangelis, Wendell Berry, William Logan
Video – Kommos pottery at the end of Minoan phase – plenty and fade to black Posted on March 25, 2014 By Editor Tagged with Jeremy Rutter, Kommos, video
A Review of “Kommos V” Posted on March 13, 2014 By Editor Tagged with A. Dandrau, A. Van de Moortel, C. Murphy, D. Ruscillo, J.B. Rutter, J.W. Shaw, L. Costaki, M.C. Shaw, S. Dubernet
A Cretan Conundrum Posted on February 3, 2014 By Editor Tagged with Baal-Hammon, Carthagenians, Egyptian Gods, Joseph W. Shaw, Maria C. Shaw, Murex, Phoenicians, pre historic interpretation, Robert C. Bigelow, Tanit, temple
The Egyptian gods of Kommos Posted on July 28, 2013 By Editor Tagged with Bastet, Crete, Egyptian deities, Egyptian Gods, Eleftherna, Inatos cave, James Stratis, Joseph Shaw, Knossos, Kommos, Nefertum, Re, Robert Bigelow, Sekhmet, Sir J.D. Wilinson, University of Toronto, Zeus Thenatas Amnisos
The Kommos Virtual Reconstruction Project Building P Minoan Shipsheds by Joe Wynn Posted on April 13, 2013 By Editor Tagged with Alexander Assaf, archaeological tourists, Catherine Brown, Crete, Giuliana Bianco, Greek sanctuary, Holly Joyce, James Stratis, Joe Wynn, Kat Vlahos, Keith Schmelzer, Kommos, Kommos Conservancy, Minoan harbor, Professors Joseph and Maria Shaw, Robert Bigelow, Second Life, shipsheds, Sonia Mavrommati, University of Colorado, University of Toronto, virtual reconstructions
Ερμηνευτικό θέμα 1: ΥM IA κεραμικός κλίβανος στην νότια περιοχή Στοά Posted on April 7, 2013 By Editor
A Lakonian (Minoan?) Shipwreck Posted on January 15, 2013 By Editor Tagged with Aegean Islands, Agia Triada, Alexander MacGillivray, Arthur Evans, Bernard Knapp, Brendan Foley, Colorado University, Crete, Cyclades, Danaos 2008, Dia, Elias Spondylis, Elpida Hadjidaki, Hellenic Centre for Marine Research, James Stratis, Jan Driessen, Kassian Strait, Kommos, Koulenti, L. Vance Watrous, Lakonia, Mesara, Minoan, Minoan shipwreck, Minoan Thalassocracy, Pavlopetri, Phaistos, Phillip Betancourt, Pseira, Robert Hohlfelder, Theotokis Theodoulou, Vapheio, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Kleos: The Sounds of Silence Posted on September 11, 2011 By James Stratis Tagged with David Grene, Helen of Sparta and Troy, Herodotus, Illiad, kleos, Paul Simon, Sounds of Silence
A Donation Box for Delos (& Kommos…?) Posted on June 13, 2011 By James Stratis Tagged with Diazoma, donation box, Kommos, Kommos Conservancy
Capitalizing on Existing Assets: Infrastructure and Planning Posted on April 4, 2011 By James Stratis Tagged with archaeological park, Cyrenaica, Gortyn, Kommos, Libya
The Chinese Are Coming Posted on February 24, 2011 By James Stratis Tagged with Chinese, COSCO, Hagia Triada, heritage tourism, Kastelli Airport, Kommos, Kommos Conservancy, Libya, Mesara, Minoan Triangle, Pamboukis, Papandreou, Phaistos, Tymbaki
The Future of the Great Minoan Triangle Posted on December 14, 2010 By James Stratis Tagged with Clairy Palyvou, Hagia Triada, heritage tourism, Joseph W. Shaw, Kommos Beach, L. Vance Watrous, Maria C. Shaw, Mesara Valley, Ministry of Culture & Tourism, Minoan Triangle, Phaistos, Philip P. Betancourt, Pitsidia, Tymbaki
Contemporary Music and Minoan Mythology Posted on December 6, 2010 By James Stratis Tagged with contemporary media, humor, Minotaur, music, Radiohead
bull leaper podcast Posted on June 20, 2010 By James Stratis Tagged with archaeological park, archaeological site conservation, bull-leapers, contemporary media, heritage tourism, humor, i-pod, Kommos Conservancy, Maria C. Shaw, Minoan, pre historic interpretation
Interpretive theme 2: artifacts – pottery Posted on June 13, 2010 By James Stratis Tagged with archaeological park, archaeological site conservation, Egyptian pottery, Greek pottery, Jeremy Rutter, Joseph W. Shaw, Kommos Conservancy, Maria C. Shaw, Minoan pottery, Phoenician pottery, pre historic interpretation, Roman pottery
Transparency for Growth Posted on June 12, 2010 By James Stratis Tagged with archaeological park, archaeological site conservation, heritage tourism, Kommos Conservancy, pre historic interpretation
Summer Work Season Plan Posted on June 12, 2010 By James Stratis Tagged with archaeological conservation, James C. Stratis, Joseph W. Shaw, Kommos, Kostis Nikakis, Maria C. Shaw
Full Scale Minoan Ship Reconstruction as an educational tool Posted on June 11, 2010 By James Stratis Tagged with archaeological park, archaeological site conservation, heritage tourism, Minoan, pre historic interpretation, shipshed, temple
Interpretive theme 1: LM IA ceramic kiln in the Southern Area Stoa Posted on March 3, 2010 By James Stratis Tagged with A. Van de Moortel, archaeological park, archaeological site conservation, heritage tourism, J.W. Shaw, P.M. Day, pre historic interpretation, V. Kilikoglou