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Contents
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List of figures, tables and colour plates -- Acknowledgments -- Abbreviations/Transliteration of Greek -- Introduction -- 2. Intellectual background -- 3. Individual churhces and icon stands: Description, location, explanation: 3.1. Describing churches and icon stands, 3.1.1. Outlying churches, 3.1.2. Icon stands - 3.2. Location of individual outlying churches and icon stands - 3.3. Churches within settlements: Slopes and edges - 3.4. Otulying churches and icon stands: Location and explanation: 3.4.1. Location - 3.4.2. Explanation -- 4. Landscape study of Anopoli and Frangokastello: 4.1. Anopoli. 4.1.1. Introduction, 4.1.2. Churches in and around Anopoli, 4.1.3. Icon stands in Anopoli - 4.2. Frangokastello. 4.2.1. Introduction, 4.2.2. Location of outlying churches in the Frangokastello plain, 4.2.3. Dating of outlying churches and icon stands in Frangokastello, 4.2.4. Icon stands in the Frangokastello plain - 4.3 Brief comparison of Anopoli and Frangokastello -- 5. Chronological evolution of the sacred landscape of Sphakia, Late Roman - 20th century: 5.1. The late Roman period and the predisposition of the landscape, 5.2. The contribution of the 7th - 12th century: Icons and borders, 5.3. Perambulation and pasturage: Setting boundaries and defining orthodoxy in Venetian Crete, 5.4. Sphakia under the Turks, 5.5. Sphakia in the 20th century, 5.6. Natural and cultural landscapes -- 6. Conclusions: 6.1. Defining and claiming sacred space: The grammar of location, 6.2. Locations and explanations: Spatial and social views of sacred landscapes, 6.3. Recurrent patterns in sacred landscapes, 6.4. Summary conclusion -- Appendices: 1. Recording methods: Studying outlying churches and icon stands, 2. Altitude and site trajectories, 3. Two Greeks assessments of locations and explanations for icon stands, 4. The correlation of outlying churches with archaeological sites -- Catalogue of outlying churches and icon stands -- Bibliography -- Index.
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