A Journey From Object to Sounds : First Steps for Aegean Bronze Age Sound Practices and Soundscape Reconstruction

Key Points

• The analysis uncovers sound practices that highlight the importance of auditory experiences in ancient cultures, emphasizing their social significance.
• Significant findings reveal a connection between reconstructed sounds and cultural identity, which influences archaeological interpretations.
• Exploratory methodology involving historical sources and auditory reconstructions provides a deeper understanding of ancient soundscapes.
• Highlighting the impact of sound on daily life, the study suggests avenues for future exploration of auditory culture in archaeology.

Abstract