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Fig 1.

Location of the island Aegina.

Map after https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Greece_map_blank.svg.

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Fig 2.

Orthophoto of Aegina Kolonna with Area K10 in the Bronze Age Outer Suburb marked in red.

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Fig 3.

Orthophoto of the central part of the Outer Suburb in the northeast of Kolonna (Area K10 marked in red).

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Fig 4.

Plan of excavation Area K10 with the findspots of the ceramic fragments (= X) and the purple snail pit in the north-eastern corner.

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Fig 5.

Pottery fragments from K10 with purple pigments at the interior (1), for comparison of shape another solidly painted jug from K10 (2). Photos and drawing by L. Berger.

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Fig 6.

Purple snail pit in the north-eastern corner of Area K10: left before and right during excavation in 2017. Photos by L. Berger.

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Fig 7.

Selection of crushed purple snail shells from the pit in Area K10.

Photos by L. Berger.

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Fig 8.

Purple pigment sample KOL-01 (from fragment SE16/15-K10-85-03).

Photo by L. Berger.

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Fig 9.

HPLC chromatograms at 288nm of the mixture of all color standards in comparison to the sample KOL-01.

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Table 1.

Measured Tyrian purple components for the samples KOL-01 and KOL-02 as relative area (%) at 288nm.

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Fig 10.

DBI vs. MBI data for all three mollusks species and Aegina samples KOL-01 and KOL-02.

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Table 2.

Mammal remains from K10 –overview on determined species and body parts.

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Fig 11.

Remains of at least two piglets at the age of 1–2 months from SE17/04-K10.

Photo by G. Forstenpointner.

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Fig 12.

Remains of maybe one lamb or kid from SE17/25-K10.

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Table 3.

Burnt bones from K10: An overview with respect to culling stages.

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Fig 13.

Densities of purple shell sherds per stratigraphic unit.

Abbr.: Hexaplex t.t.–Hexaplex trunculus trunculus, Hexaplex t.a.–Hexaplex trunculus armigerus.

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Fig 14.

Shell fragment with rounded edges from K10.

Photo by G. Forstenpointner.

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Table 4.

Marine gastropods from K10: Dry-sieved samples.

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Table 5.

Anatomical parts and size classes of Hexaplex trunculus shells from the “snail pit” in K10.

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Fig 15.

Pen shells from K10.

Photo by G. Forstenpointner.

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Table 6.

Marine bivalves and other taxa from K10: Dry-sieved samples.

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