Respondents’ comments on articles by J. Bobik, A. Samouris, and M. Mann

Response to Ján Bobik’s paper “Who cooks better: Comparison of regional cooking practices in the Late Bronze Age Northern Aegean,” response to Andreas Samouris’s paper “Shaping Mudbricks, Constructing Tradition. A multidisciplinary approach to the mudbrick architecture in Late Bronze Age Thessaloniki Toumba,” and response to Miriam Mann’s paper “Implicit knowledge in the Ta tablets of Pylos.”

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Classical Continuum
Published
2026-10-29
DOI
https://doi.org/10.71160/ujav2947
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Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History
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Abstract

Response to Ján Bobik’s paper “Who cooks better: Comparison of regional cooking practices in the Late Bronze Age Northern Aegean,” response to Andreas Samouris’s paper “Shaping Mudbricks, Constructing Tradition. A multidisciplinary approach to the mudbrick architecture in Late Bronze Age Thessaloniki Toumba,” and response to Miriam Mann’s paper “Implicit knowledge in the Ta tablets of Pylos.”

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