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Patterns of Production & Practice: The LH IIIA2 Terracotta Figurines from Petsas House, Mycenae
Terracotta figurines of humans and animals, in their ubiquity and uniformity, have become quite emblematic of Mycenaean culture and civilization. Their schematic, but evocative forms have captured academic and public imagination since their discovery in the late nineteenth century. Ever since then,
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