If you've been to any major archaeological or even art museum in Europe or the United States, then you've probably seen what seem to be rather strikingly minimalist marble figurines and small statues of various shapes and sizes that come from the island group known as the Cyclades. The question that has been puzzling many archaeologists for quite some time is who were the people who created these works art and how did they live? In this video, we'll examine the mysterious Early Cycladic cultures of the Bronze Age Aegean world.

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Sources and Suggested Reading:

The Oxford Handbook of the Aegean Bronze Age Ed. Eric Cline
Art and Archaeology of the Aegean Bronze Age: A History JeanClaude Poursat and Carl Knappet
The Cambridge Companion to the Aegean Bronze Age Cynthia W. Shelmerdine
Ancient Greece: From Prehistory to Hellenistic Times Thomas R. Martin
National Archaeology Museum (Athens) Ed. Maria LagogianniGeorgakarakos

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