1 Imagining movement; 2 Movement as explanation: the heritage; 3 Movement, 'Anatolianising’ culture and Aegean social change c. 3500 – 2300 BC; 4 Crete and Cretans in the Mediterranean, eighteenth to sixthteenth centuries BC; 5 ‘Aegean’ expansion: new dynamics, new boundaries in the later LBA; 6 Myth and movement from c. 1200 BC; 7 Later Iron Age Mediterranean movement and ‘Greek colonisation’; 8 Conclusions: movement disassembled