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COMMUNICATIONS Announcements
The Minoan Seminar is being established in Athens and Crete by
Greek and foreign scholars to provide a regular forum in which
aspects of Minoan archaeology can be discussed. Seminars will
address current problems in the field as well as presenting new
discoveries for discussion. Suggestions, comments, and inquiries
should be sent Colin Macdonald (e-mail: [email protected]) or
Lefteris Platon (e-mail: [email protected]). The title of the
first seminar in this series is listed below in Past Lectures and
Conferences. Calls for Papers
On 31 May 2004 abstracts are due for an International Symposium
on Foreign Relations and Diplomacy in the Ancient World: Egypt,
Greece, Near East, to be held on 3-5 December 2004, hosted by the
Department of Mediterranean Studies of the University of the Aegean
(Rhodes, Greece). The Symposium will address foreign relations,
diplomatic affairs, and cross-cultural interaction between Egypt,
Greece, and the Near East from the 3rd millennium BC to the Arabic
conquest of Egypt (637 AD). Presentations and conference
proceedings will be in English. Abstracts (500 words maximum,
including name, affiliation, and full contact address) and requests
for further information should be sent (preferably via e-mail) to:
Dr. P. Kousoulis or Assistant Professor Konstantinos Magliveras,
e-mail: [email protected] or [email protected];
Department of Mediterranean Studies, University of the Aegean, 1
Demokratias Ave., Rhodes 85100, Greece; telephone: 0030-22410-99341
or 99325; fax: 0030-22410-99309. Papers are invited on the
following topics: Colonization Great migrations Trade and politics
among Egypt, Greece, and the Near East The influence of political
institutions in the foreign relations of Greece with Egypt and the
Near
East Ambassadors, diplomats, and messengers Sea routes, trade,
and labor relations Wars, conflicts, and treaties Egypt and
Anatolia in the Bronze Age The Egyptian empire in Asia Greeks in
Egypt and the Near East Religious and linguistic interactions
between Egypt and the rest of the Mediterranean world.
Bibliography of Aegean Prehistory and Related Areas Published
monthly, September to May, by the Department of Classics,
University of Cincinnati
P.O. Box 0226, Cincinnati, Ohio 45221-0226, U.S.A. Editor :
Carol Hershenson
Assistant Editors: Sarah Dieterle, Kalliopi Efkleidou, Shannon
LaFayette, Michael Ludwig
ISSN 0028-2812 [email protected] Volume 31 Number 3 Pages
3839-3852 March 2004
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On 15 July 2004 abstracts are due for the third biennial
conference on Ancient Studies - New Technology: The World Wide Web
and Scholarly Research, Communication, and Publication in Ancient,
Byzantine, and Medieval Studies, to be held on 3-5 December 2004 at
James Madison University, Harrisonburg, VA. Electronic abstracts
(300 words maximum) should be sent to Ralph Mathisen, Program
Chair, e-mail: [email protected] and [email protected]; Department of
History, 309 Gregory Hall, University of Illinois, Urbana, IL
61801. Topics of particular interest include: The digital museum
The digital classroom The digital scholar Theoretical issues such
as “knowledge representation” Presentations on other ways in which
the WEB can help to promote classical, ancient, Byzantine, and
medieval studies are also invited. Programs for previous
conferences may be consulted at
http://tabula.rutgers.edu/conferences/ancient_studies2002/conf_program.html
(2002 Conference) and http://www.roman-emperors.org/program.htm
(2000 Conference). Future Lectures and Conferences
On 22-24 April 2004 a conference on Autour de la cuisine: les
pratiques alimentaires au Néolithique et à l’Âge du Bronze dans le
monde égéen will be held at l’Université Blaise Pascal
Clermont-Ferrand. The program will be: L. Bodiou, “Les recettes
abortives dans le corpus hippocratique” A. Bogaard,
“Archaeobotanical approaches to the secondary products revolution
model” W. Cavanagh, “Food preservation in Greece during the Late
and Final Neolithic periods” P. Charlier, “Aspects anthropologiques
et paléo-pathologiques de la malnutrition à Argos” O. Decavallas,
“A la recherche des aliments dans l’Egée préhistorique: analyses
chimiques de
résidus organiques conservés dans les poteries” H. Forbes,
“Alternatives for economic exploitation of marginal sites in the
prehistoric Aegean” A. Gardeisen, “Quelques données concernant
l’économie vivrière et l’alimentation carnée entre la
fin du Néolithique et l’âge du Bronze” P. Halstead, “Carcasses
and commensality: investigating the social context of meat
consumption
in Neolithic and Early Bronze Age Greece” L. Hapiot, “Apport de
la paléoodontologie à la reconstitution des régimes alimentaires”
V. Isaakidou, “Lunching in the Labyrinth: consumption of domestic
animals at Neolithic-Early
Minoan Knossos” K. Kopaka, “A table! or an effort to ‘place’
Aegean food preparation and consumption practices
within a domestic everyday life framework” A. Lagia, S. Manolis,
and P. Charlier, “Health and diet during the Middle Bronze Age in
the
Peloponnese: the case of Kouphovouno” C. Mee, “Au dehors de la
cuisine? Neolithic pottery in the Peloponnese” E. Petroutsa, S.
Manolis, and M. Richards, “Stable isotope analysis of human and
faunal remains
from the Early Helladic site of Perachora, Korinth, Greece” A.
Pilali and K. Papanthimou, “Les installations culinaires dans un
village du Bronze Ancien en
Grèce du nord: Archontiko Giannitson” M. Pomadère, “Des enfants
nourris au biberon à l’Âge du Bronze” S. Prévost-Dermarkar and E.
Papadopoulou, “Il n’y a pas de cuisine sans feu: les structures
de
combustion en Grèce du nord au Néolithique et à l’Âge du Bronze
dans une perspective de techniques culinaires”
J. Renard, “Approches pluridisciplinaires en archéologie
(historique, méthodologie, apports, perspectives)”
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Aravantinos, and C. Heron, “Early Bronze Age cooking vessels
from
Thebes: organic residue analysis and archaeological
implications” J. Roy, “La consommation de viande canine en Grèce
ancienne: préjugés modernes et antiques” T. Theodoropoulou, “La mer
dans l’assiette: exploitation alimentaire des faunes aquatiques en
Egée
pré- et protohistorique” P. Tomkins, “Between communality and
competition: changing strategies of ceramic consumption
during the Cretan Neolithic” Z. Tsirtsoni, “Des pieds pour quoi
faire? Récipients à pieds du Néolithique et du Bronze Ancien en
Égée” D. Urem-Kotsou and K. Kotsakis, “Pottery, cuisine and
community in the Neolithic of north
Greece” T. Valamoti, “Traditional foods and culinary novelties
in Neolithic and Bronze Age northern
Greece: the archaeobotanical evidence”
On 27-30 May 2004 the conference Feminism and Classics 4: Gender
and Diversity in Place will be held at the University of Arizona.
Further information is available from the Conference Coordinators,
Dr. Bella Vivante ([email protected]) and Dr. Marilyn
Skinner ([email protected]) or at
http://www.coh.arizona.edu/classics/fc4/. Papers of interest to
Nestor readers will include: B. Olsen, “The Second Sex in the
Second Millennium: Women in the Linear B Tablets of Pylos
and Knossos” K. A. Ionta, “Strapping Young Bulls and the Ladies
Who Love Them: Women and Bulls as
Indicators of Power in the Myths of Crete” Past Lectures and
Conferences
On 16 March 2004 N. Marinatou delivered a lecture entitled “Who
sees the gods and why?” as the first Minoan Seminar at the Danish
Institute in Athens. Further information about this series is
available above in Announcements.
On 20 March 2004 the Brock University Archaeological Society
15th Annual Symposium
entitled States of Complexity: Perspectives on Sociopolitical
Development in the Ancient Eastern Mediterranean was held in honor
of David W. Rupp at Brock University, St. Catharines, Ontario,
Canada. Further information is available from Kevin Fisher at
e-mail: [email protected]; web-site:
http://www.brocku.ca/classics/conference; telephone: 905-688-5550
ext. 3575. The program was: D. C. Haggis, “Azoria and the Problem
of Urbanization on Crete” P. N. Kardulias, “Incorporation on the
Margins of World Systems: Examples from Cyprus and
North America” A. B. Knapp, “The Social Life of Oriental Goods
on Prehistoric Cyprus” S. W. Manning, “Between Process and the
Individual: Data and Explanation for the Development
of Complex Society on Cyprus and Crete in Prehistory” D. B.
Small, “Democracy in Greece: a Peripheral Accident” L. V. Watrous,
“The EB III - MB I Period in the Eastern Mediterranean and the
Formation of the
First States on Crete”
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BIBLIOGRAPHY Abbreviations used in this issue:
Vergleichen als archäologische Methode
Gramsch, Alexander, ed. 2000. Vergleichen als archäologische
Methode: Analogien in den Archäologien - Mit Beiträgen einer Tagung
der Arbeitsgemeinschaft Theorie (T-AG) und einer Kommentierten
Bibliographie. BAR-IS 825, Oxford: Archaeopress. ISBN
1-84171-037-7.
§040254
Hauptsache: Eine Mumie im Wohnzimmer
Maurer, Rudolf, Elfriede Haslauer, Michaela Zavadil, and Ulrike
Horak, eds. 2002. Hauptsache: Eine Mumie im Wohnzimmer. Ägypten,
Zypern, griechisch-römische Antike und die Sammlerleidenschaft im
19. Jahrhundert. Nilus 5, Wien: Phoibos Verlag. ISBN
3-901232-32-X.
§040288
Cyprus in the 19th Century AD
Tatton-Brown, Veronica, ed. 2001. Cyprus in the 19th Century AD:
Fact, Fancy, and Fiction. Papers of the 22nd British Museum
Classical Colloquium, December 1998. Oxford: Oxbow Books. ISBN
1-84217-033-3.
§040320
Tropis 5 Tzalas, Harry, ed. 1999. 5th International Symposium on
Ship Construction in Antiquity, Nauplia, 26, 27, 28 August 1993.
Proceedings. Tropis 5, Athens: Hellenic Institute for the
Preservation of Nautical Tradition.
§040323
Tropis 6 Tzalas, Harry, ed. 2001. 6th International Symposium on
Ship Construction in Antiquity, Lamia, 28, 29, 30 August 1996.
Proceedings. Tropis 6, Athens: Hellenic Institute for the
Preservation of Nautical Tradition.
§040324
ARTICLES AND BOOKS
Artzy, Michal 1999. “Carved ship graffiti - An ancient ritual?”
Pp. 21-29 in Tropis 5.
§040223
Artzy, Michal 2001. “The Medinet Habu boat depictions: can we
trust Ramses III?” Pp. 35-44 in Tropis 6.
§040224
Bettelli, Marco and Silvana Di Paolo 2001. “Cypriot Antiquities
in Italy. Items in the Archaeological Museum of Perugia and in the
Etruscan-Academy Museum of Cortona.” Pp. 134-140 in Cyprus in the
19th Century AD.
§040225
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Biehl, Peter F. 2000. “Kontextuelle Archäologie. Zur
Neubestimmung von Kontext und Analogie in der Vor- und
Frühgeschichtsforschung.” Pp. 101-111 in Vergleichen als
archäologische Methode. (English Abstract, “Towards a New
Conception of Context and Analogy in Pre- and Protohistoric
Research,” 101.)
§040226
Black, Eve 1999. “Fibers and textiles used in the construction
of ship’s hulls.” Pp. 53-64 in Tropis 5.
§040227
Blue, Lucy 2001. “An assessment of maritime conditions, coastal
aspects and the suitability of selected second millennium BC
anchorages of the eastern Mediterranean, in the provision of
shelter. A summary.” P. 87 in Tropis 6.
§040228
Brönner, Melitta 2001. “The Ohenfalsch-Richter Collection in the
Museum für Vor- und Frühgeschichte, Berlin.” Pp. 198-206 in Cyprus
in the 19th Century AD.
§040229
Calligas, Petros 1999. “Nautical myths of Nauplia and early
Greek history.” Pp. 79-91 in Tropis 5. (Summary, 91.)
§040230
Cavanagh, William, Christopher Mee, and Josette Renard 2002.
“Kouphovouno (Messénie).” BCH 126.2:583-589.
§040231
Christopoulos, Menelaos 1999. “Trajets maritimes fictifs et
reéls dans l’Odyssée.” P. 101 in Tropis 5.
§040232
Christopoulos, Menelaos 2001. “Ships and trips in the Odyssey.”
Pp. 143-151 in Tropis 6.
§040233
Coates, John 2001. “Planking tenons in ancient Mediterranean
ships built shell first.” Pp. 153-170 in Tropis 6.
§040234
Cucuzza, Nicola 2002. “Osservazioni sui costumi funerari
dell’area di Festòs ed Haghia Triada nel TM IIIA1-A2 iniziale.”
Creta Antica 3:133-166. (English Abstract, “Some remarks on
funerary costumes in the Phaistos and Aghia Triadha area during LM
IIIA1 and early IIIA2,” 166.)
§040235
Dakoronia, Fanouria 1999. “Representations of sea-battles on
Mycenaean sherds from Kynos.” Pp. 119-128 in Tropis 5.
§040236
Dakoronia, Fanouria 2001. “Νέα ευρήματα από τον Κύνο. Further
finds from Kynos. A summary.” P. 171 in Tropis 6.
§040237
Darlas, Andréas and Henry de Lumley 2002. “Fouilles
franco-helléniques de la grotte de Kalamakia (Aréopolis
Péloponnèse).” BCH 126.2:685-689.
§040238
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Duhoux, Yves 2003. Des Minoens en Égypte? “Keftiou” et “les îles
au milieu du Grand Vert”. Louvain and Paris: Peeters Press. ISBN
90-429-1261-8 (Peeters Leuven) and ISBN 2-87723-703-6 (Peeters
France.)
§040239
Eastwood, W. J., J. Tibby, N. Roberts, H. J. B. Birks, and H. F.
Lamb 2002. “The environmental impact of the Minoan eruption of
Santorini (Thera): statistical analysis of palaeoecological data
from Gölhisar, southwest Turkey.” The Holocene 12.4:431-444.
(Available for some subscribers online at
http://www.gateway.ingenta.com/.)
§040240
Egetmeyer, Markus 2002. “Die Ritzinschrift der Kat.-Nr. 64.” P.
86 in Hauptsache: Eine Mumie im Wohnzimmer.
§040241
Evans, John G. 2003. Environmental Archaeology and the Social
Order. London and New York: Routledge. ISBN 0-415-30403-2
(hardback) and ISBN 0-415-30404-0 (paperback.)
§040242
Fitton, J. Lesley 2001. “Excavations in Cyprus and the
‘Mycenaean Question’.” Pp. 149-152 in Cyprus in the 19th Century
AD.
§040243
Frost, Honor 1999. “Gilgamesh and the sea.” Pp. 155-166 in
Tropis 5. §040244
Frost, Honor 2001. “Anchor look-alikes.” Pp. 197-206 in Tropis
6. §040245
Gentili, Bruno and Franca Perusino, eds. 2002. Le orse di
Brauron: Un rituale di iniziazione femminile nel santuario di
Artemide. Pisa: Edizioni Ets. ISBN 88-467-0487-8.
§040246
Gillmer, C. Thomas 2001. “Ships of the 12th Dynasty, Egyptian
Kingdom, and their relation to the 17th century B.C.E. Aegean
ships.” Pp. 209-213 in Tropis 6.
§040247
Gillmer, Thomas 1999. “The Rudder: The use and development of
steering devices in ancient boats.” Pp. 185-192 in Tropis 5.
§040248
Girella, Luca 2002. “Vasi rituali con elementi miniaturizzati a
Creta, in Egeo e nel Mediterraneo orientale alla fine dell’età del
Bronzo. Indicatori archeologici ed etnici.” Creta Antica 3:167-216.
(English Abstract, “Ritual vessels with miniature elements in
Crete, the Aegean and the east Mediterranean at the end of the
Bronze Age. Archaeology and ethnicity,” 191.)
§040249
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Giuman, Marco 2002. “‘Risplenda come un croco perduto in mezzo a
un polveroso prato’. Croco e simbologia liminare nel rituale
dell’arkteia di Brauron.” Pp. 79-101 and 213-220 in Le orse di
Brauron: Un rituale di iniziazione femminile nel santuario di
Artemide, eds. Gentili, Bruno and Franca Perusino. Pisa: Edizioni
Ets. ISBN 88-467-0487-8.
§040250
Glotz, Gustave 2003. The Aegean Civilization. London, New York,
and Bahrain: Kegan Paul. ISBN 0-7103-0842-6.
§040251
Γραμμένος, Δ. Β., Μ. Μπέσιος, and Σ. Κώτσος 1997. Από τους
προϊστορικούς οικισμούς της κεντρικής Μακεδονίας. Μακεδονική
Βιβλιοθήκη 88, Θεσσαλονίκη: Εταιρεία Μακεδονικών Σπουδών. ISBN
960-7265-35-1.
§040252
Gramsch, Alexander 2000. “Braucht Prähistorie Vergleiche?” Pp.
151-163 in Vergleichen als archäologische Methode. (English
Abstract, “Does Prehistory Need Comparisons?” 151.)
§040253
Gramsch, Alexander, ed. 2000. Vergleichen als archäologische
Methode: Analogien in den Archäologien - Mit Beiträgen einer Tagung
der Arbeitsgemeinschaft Theorie (T-AG) und einer Kommentierten
Bibliographie. BAR-IS 825, Oxford: Archaeopress. ISBN
1-84171-037-7.
§040254
Greco, Alessandro 2002. “Omologazione, integrazione,
sostituzione: le procedure di aggiornamento dei documenti inerenti
alle greggi del palazzo di Cnosso.” Creta Antica 3:217-246.
(English Abstract, “Standardization, integration, replacement:
procedures for updating the documents pertaining to Knossian
flocks,” 246.)
§040255
Greco, Emanuele, Thanassis Kalpaxis, Nikos Papadakis, Alain
Schnapp, and Didier Viviers 2002. “Itanos (Crète orientale).” BCH
126.2:577-582.
§040256
Greene, Kevin 2002. Archaeology: An Introduction, 4th edition.
Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press. ISBN
0-8122-1828-0.
§040257
Guilaine, Jean, François Briois, Jean-Denis Vigne, Isabelle
Carrère, Claire-Anne de Chazelles, Juliette Collonge, Handi Gazzal,
Patrice Gérard, Laurent Haye, Claire Manen, Thomas Perrin, and
Georges Willcox 2002. “L’habitat néolithique pré-céramique de
Shillourokambos (Parekklisha, Chypre).” BCH 126.2:590-597.
§040258
Gündüz, Serhan 2002. “M.Ö. I. Binyılın IÆlk Yarısında Önasya
Krallıklarında Araba Tekerleklerinin Özellikleri ve Yapım
Teknikleri (98 çizim ile birlikte).” Belleten 66:789-818. (English
Abstract, “Characteristics and Manufacturing Techniques of Wheels
in the Kingdoms of Asia Minor in the First Half of the First
Millennium B.C. (with 98 figures),” 1021-1022.)
§040259
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Hadjicosti, Maria 2001. “Ormideia: tracing Cesnola’s footsteps.
Archaeological research and finds.” Pp. 53-69 in Cyprus in the 19th
Century AD.
§040260
Hadjisavvas, Sophoklis 2002. “Chronique des fouilles et
découvertes archéologiques à Chypre en 2001.” BCH
126.2:691-728.
§040261
Hallager, Erik 2002. “One Linear A tablet and 45 noduli.” Creta
Antica 3:105-109. (Abstract, 109.)
§040262
Hocker, Frederick M. 1999. “Keels, keelplanks, and the
development of backbone timbers in the Bronze Age.” P. 201 in
Tropis 5.
§040263
Höckman, Olaf 2001. “The Kynos sea-fighters: exception or rule?”
Pp. 223-234 in Tropis 6.
§040264
Hornig, Karin 2001. “Underwater finds of ship and boat models.”
Pp. 235-240 in Tropis 6.
§040265
Jacobsen, T. W. 1999. “Marine mobility in the prehistoric
Aegean.” Pp. 203-217 in Tropis 5.
§040266
Jung, Reinhard 2000. “Das Megaron - ein Analogie(kurz)schluss
der ägäischen Archäologie.” Pp. 71-95 in Vergleichen als
archäologische Methode. (English Abstract, “The Megaron - Short
Circuit Analogies of Aegean Archaeology,” 71; Greek Abstract
71-72.)
§040267
Jung, Reinhard 2001. “Τα πλοία της Αμυδώνας – Σκέψεις για έναν
κρατήρα από τον Καστανά.” Pp. 241-264 in Tropis 6. (English
Summary, “The ships of Amydon - Some thoughts on a crater from
Kastanas,” 252-253.)
§040268
Jung, Reinhard 2002. Kastanas. Ausgrabungen in einem
Siedlungshügel der Bronze- und Eisenzeit Makedoniens 1975-1979: Die
Drehscheibenkeramik der Schichten 19 bis 11. Prähistorische
Archäologie in Südosteuropa 18, Teile 1-2, Kiel: Verlag
Oetker/Voges. ISBN 3-935305-03-6.
§040269
Kapitän, Gerhard 1999. “What was the Early Bronze age ship
wrecked at Dokos?” Pp. 225-236 in Tropis 5.
§040270
Kapitän, Gerhard 2001. “Pyramidal and other pierced stone - What
passed through the transverse hole?” Pp. 305-314 in Tropis 6.
§040271
Kilikoglou, Vassilis, Dimitra Malamidou, Zoï Tsirtsoni,
Alexandra Tsolakidou, and Paraskévi Yiouni 2002. “La production des
poteries néolithiques à décor peint ‘noir sur rouge’ en Grèce du
Nord.” BCH 126.2:547-549.
§040272
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Kourtis, Apostolos 2001. “Το Πλοίο της Θήρας: Μια άλλη εκδοχή
για τον τρόπο κατασκευής του και τη χρησιμότητα του πρυμναίου
εμβόλου του.” Pp. 343-355 in Tropis 6. (English Summary, “The ship
of Thera - A different interpretation on the construction and
utility of the stern appendage,” 343-344.)
§040273
Koutsouflakis, George B. 2001. “Longboats and tuna fishing in
Early Cycladic Period: a suggestion.” Pp. 357-372 in Tropis 6.
§040274
Krause, Günter 2000. “Odysseus am Niederrhein? Bemerkungen zu
‘Historischen Analogien’ und zu Versuchen, archäologische und
historische Quellen aufeinander zu beziehen.” Pp. 57-69 in
Vergleichen als archäologische Methode. (English Abstract, “Ulysses
on the Lower Rhine? - Remarks on ‘Historic Analogies’ and on
Attempts to Relate Archaeological to Historic Sources,” 57.)
§040275
La Rosa, Vincenzo 2002. “Haghia Triada: ricordo di un
centenario.” Creta Antica 3:11-12.
§040276
La Rosa, Vincenzo 2002. “Liturgie domestiche e/o depositi di
fondazione? Vecchi e nuovi dati da Festòs e Haghia Triada.” Creta
Antica 3:13-50. (English Abstract, “Domestic rituals and/or
foundation deposits? Old and new data from Phaistos and Aghia
Triadha,” 50.)
§040277
La Rosa, Vincenzo, Paolo Mazzoleni, and Antonio Pezzino 2002.
“Doppie corna di tipo cretese in una collezione siciliana.” Creta
Antica 3:247-253. (English Abstract, “Double horns of Cretan type
in a Sicilian collection,” 251.)
§040278
Lambrou-Phillipson, Connie 1999. “High sterns on Bronze Age
ships: The reasons and the reasoning.” Pp. 249-255 in Tropis 5.
§040279
Lera, Pétrika and Gilles Touchais 2002. “Sovjan (Albanie).” BCH
126.2:627-645. §040280
Linder, Elisha 2001. “Mobility of craftsmen among Greek and
Phoenician shipwrights. A working hypothesis. A summary” P. 397 in
Tropis 6.
§040281
Lolos, Yannos G. 2001. “Kaphereus and Kyme: Late Bronze Age
shipwrecks off Euboea. A summary.” Pp. 399-400 in Tropis 6.
§040282
Lovén, Lena Larsson and Agneta Strömberg, eds. 2003. Gender,
Cult, and Culture in the Ancient World from Mycenae to Byzantium:
Proceedings of the Second Nordic Symposium on Gender and Women’s
History in Antiquity, Helsinki, 20-22 October 2000. SIMA-PB 166,
Sävedalen, Sweden: Paul Åströms Förlag. ISBN 91-7018-127-X.
§040283
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Maier, Franz Georg 2001. “From Hammer von Purgstall to F. B.
Welch. The archaeology of Old Paphos, 1802-1899.” Pp. 70-79 in
Cyprus in the 19th Century AD.
§040284
Maliszewski, Dariusz 1999. “Polis-Pyrgos Archaeological Project:
an overview of the 1992-94/1996 field survey in northwestern
Cyprus.” Archeloos 1.1:8-17.
§040285
Marangou, Christina 1999. “Evidence about a neolithic dugout
(Dhispilio, Kastoria).” Pp. 275-282 in Tropis 5.
§040286
Marangou, Christina 2001. “More evidence about neolithic inland
craft (Dispilio, Lake Kastoria).” Pp. 401-413 in Tropis 6.
§040287
Maurer, Rudolf, Elfriede Haslauer, Michaela Zavadil, and Ulrike
Horak, eds. 2002. Hauptsache: Eine Mumie im Wohnzimmer. Ägypten,
Zypern, griechisch-römische Antike und die Sammlerleidenschaft im
19. Jahrhundert. Nilus 5, Wien: Phoibos Verlag. ISBN
3-901232-32-X.
§040288
Megaloudi, Franceska, Philippe Marinval, Adamandios Sampson, and
David Labadie 2003. “Grèce: l’alimentation néolithique à Mykonos.”
ArcheologiaPar 396:58-65.
§040289
Merrillees, R. S. 2001. “T. B. Sandwith and the beginnings of
Cypriote archaeology.” Pp. 222-238 in Cyprus in the 19th Century
AD.
§040290
Militello, Pietro 2002. “Amministrazione e contabilità a Festòs.
II. Il contesto archeologico dei documenti palatini.” Creta Antica
3:51-91. (English Abstract, “Administration and accounting at
Phaistos. II. The archaeological context of the palatial
documents,” 80.)
§040291
Militello, Pietro 2002. “A notebook by Halbherr and the
findspots of the Ayia Triada Tablets.” Creta Antica 3:111-120.
(Abstract, 116.)
§040292
Morgan, Kathryn A., ed. 2003. Popular Tyranny: Sovereignty and
its Discontents in Ancient Greece. Austin, TX: University of Texas
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Mulliez, Dominique 2002. “Les activités de l’EFA: études et
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Neils, Jenifer and John H. Oakley, eds. 2003. Coming of Age in
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Nosch, Marie-Louise B. 2003. “The women at work in the Linear B
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Palermo, Dario 2002. “La cronologia dei cosiddetti ‘kernoi’ e il
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Pappalardo, Eleonora 2002. “Il ‘tripillar shrine’ di Kommos:
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§040302
Parpola, Asko 2002. “Pre-proto-Iranians of Afghanistan as
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Peltenburg, Edgar, ed. 2003. The Colonisation and Settlement of
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Philippa-Touchais, Anna and Gilles Touchais 2002. “Argos.” BCH
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Pilides, Despo 2001. “A 19th century view of St George’s Hill in
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§040306
Popko, Maciej 2002. “Archeologia, genetyka i praojczyzna
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§040307
Porozanov, Kalin 1999. “The Ancient Stone Anchors from the
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§040308
Pulak, Cemal 2001. “The Uluburun shipwreck - An update. A
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§040309
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Rieche, Anita and Beate Schneider, eds. 2002. Archäologie
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§040313
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Shaw, Maria C. and Kessa Laxton 2002. “Minoan and Mycenaean Wall
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Soueref, Konstantinos and Dimitra Mitta 2001. “Οι θεοί της
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Swogger, John-Gordon and Anja-Christina Wolle 2002. “Çatalhöyük
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Taracha, Piotr 2002. “Bull-leaping on a Hittite Vase. New Light
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Tzalas, Harry, ed. 2001. 6th International Symposium on Ship
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Vichos, Yannis 1999. “Three unknown representations of ancient
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Wachsmann, Shelley 1999. “The Pylos rowers tablets
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Wilkinson, Keith and Chris Stevens 2003. Environmental
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