Dedalica

Foreword; Introduction; Abbreviations; Part I. The Origins and Development of the Dedalic Style; its Absolute Chronology: 1. The stylistic importance of moulded clay heads in the seventh century BC; 2. The 'Dedalic' style; 3. The subgeometric and Protodedalic groups; 4. The early Dedalic group; 5. The middle Dedalic group; 6. The late Dedalic group; 7. Summary of the general tendences of the style and of the local characteristics of the four schools; 8. Absolute chronology; Part II. Application of the Results of the Study to Stone Sculpture of the Seventh Century: 1. Nikandre; 2. The Samos fragments; 3. The Malessina stele; 4. The Skimatari statue; 5. The Laconian 'caryatid' from Olympia; 6. Cleobis; 7. The Haghigeorgitika statue; 8. The Prinia goddesses; 9. The Berlin Kriophoros; Chronological table; Appendix. Dedalic heads on Rhodian gold jewelry and on Etruscan bucchero vases of the sixth century; Index.