Eleni Hasaki

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Books

• Hasaki, E. (2024). D. Elia, E. Hasaki, and M. Serino (Eds) Technology, Crafting, and Artisanal Networks in the Greek and Roman World. An INterdisciplinary Approach to Ancient Ceramics. Berlin/Boston 2024..
• Hasaki, E. -. (2014). The Penteskouphia Plaques from Ancient Corinth and their Imagery of Potters at Work. Hesperia Supplements, American School of Classical Studies at Athens;.
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  The Penteskouphia Plaques from Ancient Corinth and their Imagery of Potters at Work. Book manuscript; under contract with Hesperia Supplements, American School of Classical Studies at Athens; 407 pp. ms and 130 pp. illustrations. Under contract;

Chapters

• Hasaki, E. (2017). Potters and their Wheels in Ancient Greece: Skills and Secrets in Communities of Practice. In Proceedings of Colloque international: Archéologie des espaces artisanaux. Fouiller et comprendre les gestes des potiers. Université Rennes 2-Laboratoire LAHM France.
• Hasaki, E., & DeLozier, R. (2017). Terracotta Statues From Ayia Irini, Kea: An Experimental Replication.. In E. Angliker (ed) Cycladic Archaeology: New Approaches and Discoveries. Archaeopress.
• Hasaki, E. -. (2013). "Ch. 9: Craft Apprenticeship in Ancient Greece: Reaching beyond the Masters". In W. Wendrich (ed.), Archaeology and Apprenticeship: Acquiring Body Knowledge in the Ancient World,(pp 171–202). Tucson: The University of Arizona Press,.
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  ;Full Citation: Ch. 9: Craft Apprenticeship in Ancient Greece: Reaching beyond the Masters. W. Wendrich (ed.), Archaeology and Apprenticeship: Acquiring Body Knowledge in the Ancient World, The University of Arizona Press, 171-202;
• Hasaki, E. -. (2012). Ch. 13: "Workshops and Technology,". In in T. J. Smith and D. Plantzos (eds.) A Companion to Greek Art,(pp 255–274). Oxford, England: Blackwell Publisher,.
• Hasaki, E. -. (2011). Crafting Spaces: Archaeological, Ethnographic and Ethnoarchaeological Studies on Spatial Organization in Pottery Workshops in Greece and Tunisia. In J. Lund and M. Lawall (eds.), Proceedings of the workshop “Pottery in the Archaeological Record: A View from the Greek World”, June 20-22, 2008 at the Danish Institute in Athens(pp 12–24). Aarhus.
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  ;Full Citation: “Spatial Allocation for Production and Storage in Pottery Workshops,” in J. Lund and M. Lawall (eds.), Proceedings of the workshop “Pottery in the Archaeological Record: A View from the Greek World”, June 20-22, 2008 at the Danish Institute in Athens and the Canadian Institute in Greece, 40 pp. ms; 8,600 words; 14 pp. illustrations;Status: Under Revision (Revise and Resubmit);

Journals/Publications

• Hasaki, E. -., Sutton, R., & Kourayos, Y. (2014). Ceramics, Contacts, and Cult at a Cycladic Sanctuary of Apollo. Mandra on Despotiko, Paros (2001-2002). Hesperia.
• Hasaki, E. -., & Kourayos, Y. (2017). The Early Imperial Pottery Workshop and the Earlier Phases at Skiada Plot, Paroikia, Paros. Archaeologikon Deltion (Meletes).
• Hasaki, E. -., & Kondopoulou, D. (2014). Hasaki, E. and D. Kondopoulou, I. Zananiri, C. Rathossi, E. de Marco, and V. Spatharas, 2014. An Archaeomagnetic and Archaeological Approach on Hellenistic and Roman Ceramic Workshops in Greece.. Tree Ring Research 70, 27–38.
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  Colleagues from University of Thessaloniki Despina Kondopoulou, Irene Zananiri, Christina Rathosi, Emanuela de Marco, Vasileios Spatharas
• Kondopoulou, D., Zananiri, I., Rathossi, C., De Marco, E., Spatharas, V., & Hasaki, E. (2014). An archaeometric and archaeological approach to Hellenistic–Early Roman ceramic workshops in Greece: Contribution to dating. Radiocarbon, 56(4). doi:10.2458/azu_rc.56.18340
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  The present article comprises a multidisciplinary archaeometric approach for the study of Hellenistic and Early Roman kilns in Greece. A collection of previously published and new archaeomagnetic data are combined with new results from mineralogical analytical experiments. The sampled material came from four areas, covering different geological contexts: Katerini, Olympiada, and Polymylos in mainland Greece, and the island of Paros. Extensive rock-magnetic experiments, including identification of the dominant ferromagnetic minerals present, their domain state, and mineralogical alterations during laboratory treatments, have been carried out in order to examine the magnetic properties of the studied materials and prove their suitability for reliable archaeomagnetic determinations. Magnetic cleaning provided well-defined archaeomagnetic directions, and archaeointensity measurements were carried out using both the Thellier-Thellier and Triaxe protocols. Information from both magnetic and mineralogical properties referring to firing conditions is further discussed along with archaeological information. Finally, a new dating of the four sites together with other structures of similar age was carried out using the Pavón-Carrasco model.

Proceedings Publications

• Hasaki, E., & Nakas, Y. (2017, May). Maritime Trade, Politics, and Pottery Industry: The Penteskouphia Pinakes with Ship Scenes from Archaic Corinth. In Proceedings of the International Symposium on Boat and Ship Archaeology 13.
• Hasaki, E. -., & Raptis, C. (2016, November). , Roman and Byzantine Ceramic Kilns in Greece (1st-15th c.) Continuities and Changes in Kiln Typology and Spatial Organization of Production. In Conference Proceedings, Archeologia delle produzioni ceramiche nel mondo antico: spazi, prodotti, strumente e tecniche. Università degli Studi di Genova, Italy.