COMMUNICATIONS From the Editors

The editors of Nestor are pleased to welcome readers back from their summer research. We bid farewell to Assistant Editors Kalliopi Efkleidou and Julie Hruby, and we welcome Hüseyin Çınar Öztürk.

Grants and Fellowships

On 1 November 2004 applications for 2005 are due to the Institute for Aegean Prehistory (INSTAP) for the Post-Doctoral Fellowship, the Librarian Fellowship at the INSTAP Study Center for East Crete (SCEC), Six-Week Research Grants at INSTAP SCEC, and the Petrography Internship at INSTAP SCEC; on 1 December 2004 applications for New or Renewal Research Grants are due. Applications for Publication Team Support and Publication Subventions have no specific due dates. To receive an application packet, please send your mailing address to Karen B. Vellucci, Director of Grant Programs, INSTAP, 3550 Market Street, Suite 100, Philadelphia, PA 19104; fax: (215) 387-4950; e-mail: instap@hotmail.com.

On 1 November 2004 applications are due for the following fellowships to the American Research Institute in Turkey (ARIT) for the academic year 2005–2006:

National Endowment for the Humanities/ARIT Advanced Fellowships for Research in Turkey: for applicants who have completed their academic training in any field of the humanities, including prehistory, history, art, archaeology, literature, and linguistics as well as interdisciplinary aspects of cultural history; four months to a full year; $13,335 - $40,000.

ARIT Fellowships for Research in Turkey: for post-doctoral and advanced doctoral applicants, conducting research in ancient, medieval, or modern times, in any field of the humanities and social sciences; two to three months up to a year; $4,000 - $16,000.

Samuel H. Kress Foundation/ARIT Fellowship for Research in Archaeology and Art History: for doctoral candidates matriculated at U.S. or Canadian institutions; up to one year; up to $17,000.

The Kenan Erim Fellowship: to support archaeological research (excavation or field study) of material at Aphrodisias; $2500.

On 1 February 2005 applications are due for: ARIT - Princeton University Turkish Language Program at Bogaziçi University, including

scholarship, travel, and stipend to support eight weeks of intensive, advanced Turkish language study in the summer of 2005. Funding pending.

On 4 March 2005 applications are due for:

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, Jeffrey L. Kramer, Shannon LaFayette, Hüseyin Çinar Öztürk

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The Mellon Fellowships for Research in Turkey by East European Scholars: for post-doctoral applicants from Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania, or Slovakia conducting research in Turkey in any field of the social sciences or humanities; two to three months; up to $11,500.

Further information is available at http://ccat.sas.upenn.edu/ARIT or from the American Research Institute in Turkey, University of Pennsylvania Museum, 3260 South Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104-6324; e-mail: leinwand@sas.upenn.edu; telephone: (215) 898-3474; fax: (215) 898-0657.

On 15 January 2005 applications for grants (maximum £10,000) for the preparation for publication of archaeological fieldwork in the Mediterranean world, with possible priority to Bronze Age subjects, are due to the Mediterranean Archaeological Trust. Applications comprise a description of the proposed work (maximum 2000 words), an outline budget, and either two references in a sealed envelope or the names of the referees if the references are sent directly by the referees. Applications should be sent to Professor Sir John Boardman, Mediterranean Archaeological Trust, Ashmolean Museum, Oxford OX1 2PH, UK or by fax to +44-(0)1865-278082.

Calls for Papers

On 15 November 2004 abstracts (250 words) are due from graduate students and young scholars and researchers for the 9th Symposium on Mediterranean Archaeology (SOMA 2005), to be held on 24-26 February 2005 at Chieti University in Central Italy. Topics concerning North Africa and the Western Mediterranean and those that treat the Mediterranean area in a wider perspective are invited; subjects on any Mediterranean area or period will be welcomed. Papers (English only) will be 15 minutes and will be followed by discussion. An on-line registration form is available at http://www.soma2005.org/; further information can be obtained from info@soma2005.org.

On 30 November 2005 registration for posters is due for the 3rd International Sifnean

Symposium, to be held on 29 June - 2 July 2006 on Sifnos island, Greece; on 8 February 2006 registration for papers is due. Fields of research will include Antiquity, Byzantium, the Frankish Period - Ottoman period, modern history, architecture, the natural environment and settlements, and folklore. Past Symposia presentations have been published in the Proceedings. Participation at the Symposium is free; the Symposium aims to cover travel expenses within Europe and the accommodation expenses on Sifnos for participants who make presentations. Further information in Greek and English is available from the Society of Sifnean Studies, 6 Vasili Tsitsani Street, 166 75 Glyfada, Greece; telephone: (0030) 210-89-40-662; fax (0030) 210-89-80-287.

On 1 December 2004 abstracts (200 words) are due for a conference entitled Mediterranean

Encounters: People, History and Literature, to be held in Cambridge on 11-12 February 2005, hosted by the Middle East Graduate Association (MEGA) of the University of Cambridge in association with the Center for Research in the Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities (CRASSH). This conference will bring together studies on the exchange and interaction between various peoples within the Mediterranean in the areas of trade, culture, literature, and relations of power from the ancient to the modern period. Papers will be in English. Contact details, academic affiliation, and title of paper should be sent with abstracts. Further information is available from Murat C. Menguc, Secretary, Middle East Graduate Association, Clare Hall, Cambridge CB3 9AL; e-mail: mm499@cam.ac.uk.

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Future Lectures and Conferences The programme of the Minoan Seminar has been announced for Autumn 2004. Unless

otherwise stated, all seminars begin at 7:30 pm at the Danish Institute at Athens, Herefondos 14, Plaka, Athens 105 58; telephone: +30-210-3244644; fax +30-210-3247230; those planning to attend should inform the secretary@minoanseminar.gr, or the Danish Institute. Further information is available at http://www.minoanseminar.gr/. 1 October 2004: M. Tsipopoulou, “Halasmenos, Ierapetra. A new Late Minoan IIIC shrine” 27 October 2004: E. Hazzidaki, “A Minoan Shipwreck” 8 November 2004: A. L. d’Agata, “Cretan Warriors of the Early Dark Age” 11 December 2004, 10:00 am – 2:00 pm: The Minoans in the Northern Aegean: One-day

workshop; speakers: I. Nikalakopoulou (Akrotiri, Thera); W.-D. Niemeier (Miletos); C. Boulotis (Limnos); D. Matsas (Samothrace) The University of London School of Advanced Study, Institute of Classical Studies has

announced the following programme of the Mycenaean Seminar for 2004-2005, to take place in the Institute of Classical Studies, 3rd floor Senate House, Malet Street, London WC1E 7HU. Unless otherwise stated, Mycenaean Seminars begin at 3:30 pm, preceded by tea in the Common Room. Further information is available at http://www.sas.ac.uk/icls/, or by telephone: 020-7862-8700/8715. 13 October 2004: E. Peltenburg, “Major settlement disruptions in the East Mediterranean ca 2300

BC” 17 November 2004: E. Adams, “Social strategies in north-central Crete during the neo-palatial

period” 8 December 2004: P. Betancourt, “Excavations in the Hagios Charalambos Cave” 12 January 2005: A. Karnava, “Tradition and innovation: the scripts in the Old Palatial period” 16 February 2005: M. Artzy, “Tale of three sites: LB II ‘Mediterranean’ imports in coastal sites of

the Carmel Ridge” 2 March 2005, 5:00 pm: Institute of Classical Studies / British School at Athens Annual

Lecture: O. Krzyszkowska, “Impressions of the past: seals and society in the Aegean Bronze Age”

16 March 2005: W. Gauss, “Aegina-Kolonna in the Bronze Age: New excavations and research of the SCIEM 2000 Project”

18 May 2005: D. Pullen, “A ‘coastscape’ view of the Aegean Bronze Age: centres, peripheries and that in between”

On 3-5 October 2004 the International Congress on Beer in Prehistory and Antiquity will

be held at the Sala d’Actes / Sala de Actos / Room conference, Residència d’Investigadors, Consejo Superior Investigaciones Científicas – CSIC (Spanish Council for Scientific Research), Carrer Hospital 64, Barcelona. Further information is available from Jordi Juan Tresserras, Joan Carles Matamala, or Xavier Medina, Organizing Committee, Congreso Internacional sobre la Cerveza en la Prehistoria y la Antiguedad, Universitat de Barcelona, Pg.Vall d’Hebron, 171 Ed. Llevant Desp. 115, E-08035-Barcelona; telephone: (+34)-93-403-4427; fax. (+34)-93-403-4746; e-mail: congresocerveza@terra.es. The proceedings of the conference will be published in the BAR–IS, edited by Archaeopress (Oxford, UK). Papers of interest to Nestor readers will include: P. McGovern, “Ancient beer: a global perspective” M. Dineley and S. S. Pandiella, “Grain Processing in the Early Neolithic” S. M. Valamoti, “Fermented beverages in prehistoric northern Greece”

On 4-7 November 2004 the 11th Neolithic Seminar: Symbols and Symbolism will be held

at the Department of Archaeology, Ljubljana University, Ljubljana, Slovenia. The proceedings of previous Neolithic Seminars have been published in the periodical Documenta Prehistorica.

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Further information is available at http://www.ff.uni-lj.si/arheologija/neolitik/seminars/s11.html. Papers of interest to Nestor readers will include: T. Dowson, “Towards an archaeology of decorated Neolithic figurines from south east Europe” J. Yakar, “Language of symbols in prehistoric Anatolia” N. Kyparissi Apostolika, “Tracing symbols of life and symbols of death in Mesolithic and Neolithic

archaeological contexts in Greece” K. Kotsakis, “The symbolism of space in the Neolithic of Greece” C. Marangou, “On size, on unreality and on otherness in Neolithic symbolic imagery” G. Stratouli, “Symbolic behaviour at places of social activity beyond the domestic environment in

the Neolithic of the Ionian Islands, W. Greece”

On 17-20 November 2004 the 2004 Annual Meeting of the American Schools of Oriental Research (ASOR) will take place at the Westin Riverwalk Hotel in San Antonio, Texas. Contact and registration information, and a full program and abstract book are available at http://www.asor.org/AM/am.htm. Papers of interest to Nestor readers will include: I. Hodder, “New Discoveries at Çatalhöyük” J. Uziel, “The Unification of the Philistine Culture – a View from the Inside” A. M. Maeir, “The Transformation of the Philistine Culture: A Socio-Linguistic Perspective on

Societal Change” C. S. Ehrlich, “Philistine Cult and Religion: A Comparison of Textual and Material Evidence” Y. Gadot, “Aphek in the Sharon and the Philistine Frontier” S. Ortiz, “The 11-10th BCE Ceramic Assemblage at Tel Miqne-Ekron (Stratum IV)” D. Ben-Shlomo, “Identifying Production Centers and Trade Patterns of Philistine Wares” S. Swiny, “An Early Bronze Age Ceremonial Complex in Cyprus?” L. Hitchcock, “Mystifying Metal: Power and Identity at Late Bronze Age Enkomi” D. Counts, “Potnios Theron: The Search for a Principal Male Divinity in Cypriote Sanctuaries” N. Serwint, “Cypriot Votives and the Levantine Legacy” D. Ilan, “Cypriot Votive Elements at Iron I Tel Dan” C. Bachhuber, “Shifting Perceptions of Trade Between Late Bronze Age Cyprus and the Aegean:

The Contributions of Linear B” D. Schorsch and E. Hendrix, “Ambition and Competence in Late Bronze Age Cyprus” M.-H. Gates, “A Late Middle Bronze Age Monumental Building at Kinet Höyük (Cilicia,

Turkey)” J. Leidwanger, “The Underwater Survey at Episkopi Bay: Maritime Trade in Southern Cyprus” E. Miller, “Making ‘Minoans’: A Proposal for Examining the Emergence of Ethnicity in Bronze

Age Crete” L. Mazow, “Framing The Context of Interaction: A Spatial Analysis of the Ceramic Assemblage

at Tel Miqne-Ekron, Israel” A. Chapin, “Investigating Youth and Gender Identity in the Theran Frescoes” A. H. Simmons, "“Sacred Cows? New Research on the Cypriot Neolithic” Past Lectures and Conferences

On 13-17 June 2004 the 9th International Congress of the International Society for Ethnobiology, in collaboration with the 45th Annual Meeting of the Society of Economic Botany and the 8th International Congress of the International Society for Ethnopharmacology: Ethnobiology, Social Change and Displacement were jointly held at the University of Kent at Canterbury. Further information is available at http://www.kent.ac.uk/anthropology/ice2004/. Papers of interest to Nestor readers included: S. Beckmann, “Cow-Eyed Trances - An Essay on Possible Minoan Ritual Drugs”

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On 1-3 July 2004 a conference entitled Alphabetic Responses to Western Semitic Writing was held at St. Hilda’s College, Oxford. Further information is available at http://www.csad.ox.ac.uk/LSAG/conference2004/Jconf.01.html. Papers of interest to Nestor readers included: B. B. Powell, “History and Principles in the Study of Writing: Questions, Problems, Agendas” J. A. Hackett, “Phoenician, Hebrew, and Philistine” D. Hawkins, “Hieroglyphic Luwian” B. Bazemore, “Cypriot Scripts” Y. Duhoux, “Eteocretan” J. Bennet, “Greek Scripts of the Bronze Age”

The Minoan Seminar Summer Programme sponsored two lectures with tours during the summer 2004:

On 17 July 2004, M. Andreadaki-Vlasaki conducted a tour of Recently Excavated Late Minoan III Tombs at Khania: Shaft Graves, Pit Graves and Chamber Tombs. This tour was followed by an opportunity to view and discuss the finds in the Archaeological Museum, Chaledon, Khania.

On 23 July 2004 M. Schmid conducted a tour of Quartier Mu, the Hypostyle Crypt and the Palace at Mallia. This tour was followed by his INSTAP Study Center Lecture entitled “Evidence of New Architectural Features and Interpretations in Quartier Mu, the Crypt and the Palace at Mallia.”

On 4 September 2004 a conference entitled Cypriot Identity in Prehistory and History was hosted by the Bristol Institute of Greece, Rome and the Classical Tradition, Departments of Archaeology and Classics & Ancient History, University of Bristol. Further information is available at http://www.afid.bris.ac.uk/CypriotIdentity/. Papers of interest to Nestor readers included: J. Clarke, “The Formation of Incipient Identity Traits during the Long Prehistory of Cyprus from

the First Colonists to the End of the Early Bronze Age” A. B. Knapp, “Island Archaeology and Island Identity in the Prehistoric Mediterranean” L. Steel, “Identity in Late Bronze Age Cyprus”

On 8-11 September 2004 the 10th Annual Meeting of the European Association of Archaeologists (EAA 2004) was held in Lyon, France. Further information is available at http://www.e-a-a.org/ or from the EAA meeting secretariat, Musée gallo-romain de Lyon-Fourvière, 17 rue Cleberg, Lyon 69005, France; telephone: 33-(0)4-72-38-49-37; fax: 33-(0)4-72-38-77-42; e-mail: secretariatEAA@rhone.fr. Papers and posters of interest to Nestor readers included: N. Coutsinas, “Politique et archeologie en Crete a la fin du XIXe siecle: l’exemple de la fouille de

Cnossos” N. Galanidou, “Meaningful palimpsests? Time and human agency in the forager use of caves and

rockshelters” F. Fahlander and P. Cornell, “Matérialité et situation sociale” M. E. Alberti, “Le murex comme matière première: l’industrie de la pourpre et ses sous-produits.

Interprétation de la documentation archéologique” M. Nicolakaki-Kentrou, “Aegean textile designs reflected in Egyptian murals of the Late Bronze

Age” R. Christidou, “Wear variations on experimental tools used to work clay” L. Karali and M. Gkioni, “Recent knowledge of burial rituals in prehistoric Greece (Palaeolithic,

Mesolithic, Neolithic)” B. Erdogu, “New Perspectives on the Relationships between Prehistoric Anatolia and the Balkans”

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E. S. Elster, “Prehistoric Sitagroi in northeast Greece, 5500-2500 BC: reflections on links to the north and/or to the south”

M. Gurova, “Tells in Bulgarian Thrace: the flint assemblages aspect” A. Liveri, “The Bee Goddess in the Old European Art” S. Voutsaki, “Mortuary ritual: index of difference or creation of identity?” L. Karali and M. Gkioni, “Prehistoric caves in Greece: recent research” S. Chatzitoulousis, “Remains of Wood-Age from the Wet-Site at Dispilio, Greece” N. Galanidou and A. Alexandri, “Engendering the occupants of Klithi”

On 17-18 September 2004 a symposium on The Trojan War: The Sources Behind the

Scenes: Art • Archaeology • Cinema • Literature • Myth was held by the Classics Department at the University of Wisconsin—Madison. Further information is available at http://classics.lss.wisc.edu/troy/home.htm. Lectures of interest to Nestor readers included: W. Aylward, “The City of Troy: from Homer to Hollywood” H. van Wees, “Achilles in Action: Battle in Homer and History”

On 17-19 September 2004 a conference entitled Hittites, Greeks and Their Neighbors in Ancient Anatolia. An International Conference on Cross-Cultural Interaction was held at the Michael C. Carlos Museum at Emory University. Further information is available at http://www.mesas.emory.edu/anatconf/. Lectures of interest to Nestor readers included: J. Miller, “Setting up the Deity of the Night Separately” M. Cultraro, “The Child and the Foreign God: A Silver Hittite Figurine from Cyprus” T. G. Palaima, “The Mycenaeans, Up and Down, Inside and Out” H. Mason, “Hittite Lesbos?” C. Maggidis, “Historical and Archaeological Contextualization of the Mycenaean Presence, Role,

and Interaction in Asia Minor in the 14th – 12th centuries BC” I. Singer, “Rulers, Raiders and Tributaries across the Western Anatolian Interface” Y. Cohen and A. Yasur-Landau, “The Socio-Political Role of Feasting in Palatial Societies: Hatti,

Emar, and the Mycenaean World” C. Watkins, “Hermit Crabs, or New Wine in Old Bottles: Anatolian-Hellenic Connections from

Homer and Before to Antiochus I and After” H. C. Melchert, “Greek molybdos as a Loanword from Lydian” T. Bryce, “Homer at the Interface” I. Yakubovitch, “Luwian Migration in Light of Linguistic Contacts” E. Cline, “Troy as a ‘Contested Periphery’: Archaeological Perspectives on Cross-Cultural and

Cross-Disciplinary Interactions Concerning Bronze Age Anatolia” S. Nikoloudis, “Multiculturalism in the Mycenaean World” Obituaries

The editors of Nestor are saddened to report the death of Paul Rehak of the University of Kansas. In addition to professional service as a book review editor of the American Journal of Archaeology and in the Alumni Association of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens, his publications included a variety of subjects concerning the art, society, and archaeology of the prehistoric Aegean.

The editors of Nestor are saddened to report the death of Miriam Balmuth of Tufts University. Her research in ancient Sardinia included many publications on the relationships between prehistoric Sardinia and the Aegean.

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Åström, Paul, ed. 2003. Archaeology and Natural Science, Vol. 2. Sävedalen: Paul Åströms Förlag. ISBN 91-7081-199-7.

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Mediterranean Archaeological Landscapes

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Explaining social change Cherry, John, Chris Scarre, and Stephen Shennan, eds. 2004. Explaining social change: studies in honour of Colin Renfrew. McDonald Institute Monographs, Cambridge: McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research. ISBN 1-902937-23-6.

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One Hundred Years of American Archaeology in the Middle East

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Mysterious Lands O’Connor, David and Stephen Quirke, eds. 2003. Mysterious Lands. Encounters with Ancient Egypt, London: UCL Press. ISBN 1-84472-004-7.

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Near Eastern Archaeology Richard, Suzanne, ed. 2003. Near Eastern Archaeology: A Reader. Winona Lake, Indiana: Eisenbrauns. ISBN 1-57506-083-3.

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ARTICLES AND BOOKS

Ackerman, Susan 2003. “Women in the Ancient Near East.” Pp. 150-156 in Near Eastern Archaeology.

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Adelman, Charles M. 2003. “The find group pottery from the Swedish excavations at Sinda, Cyprus: significant sherds selected by Arne Furumark for his working notebook.” OpAth 28:89-171.

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Alexiou, Stylianos and Peter Warren 2004. The Early Minoan Tombs of Lebena, Southern Crete. SIMA 30, Sävedalen: Paul Åströms Förlag. ISBN 91-7081-126-1.

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Allen, Susan Heuck 2002. “‘Americans in the East’: Francis Henry Bacon, Joseph Thacher Clarke, and the AIA at Assos.” Pp. 63-92 in Excavating Our Past.

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Allen, Susan Heuck 2002. “The Archaeology of the AIA: An Introduction.” Pp. 1-28 in Excavating Our Past.

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Allen, Susan Heuck, ed. 2002. Excavating Our Past: Perspectives on the History of the Archaeological Institute of America. Colloquia and Conference Papers 5, Boston: Archaeological Institute of America. ISBN 0-9609042-8-X.

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Alram-Stern, Eva 2004. Die Ägäische Frühzeit 2. Serie: Forschungsbericht 1975-2002, Vol. 2.2 Die Frühbronzezeit in Griechenland, mit Ausnahme von Kreta. Veröffentlichungen der Mykenischen Kommission 21, Wien: Verlag der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften. ISBN 3-7001-3268-9. (With Contributions by Florens Felten, Stefan Hiller, Lydia Berger, Walter Gauß, Rudolfine Smetana, Claus Reinholdt, Maria Kostoula, Jeannette Forsén, Anthi Theodorou-Mavrommatidi, Sharon R. Stocker, Jörg Rambach, Vassilios Aravantinos, Kyriaki Psaraki, Eleni Zachou, Nikos Merousis and Panayiota Sotirakopoulou.)

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Aravantinos, Vassilis 2004. “New Evidence about the EH II Period in Thebes: A New Architectural Complex and a Group Burial within the Kadmeia.” Pp. 1255-1259 in Die Ägäische Frühzeit 2.2. (With Plate 1, P. 1263.)

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Archontidou, A. and L. Acheilara 1999. Archaeological Museum of Mytilene. Mytilene: Ministry of Culture, K' Ephorate of Prehistoric & Classical Antiquities. ISBN 960-214-571-4. (With contributions by Th. Kyriakopoulou, M. Pappa, P. Augerinou, and Chr. Ntova.)

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Åström, Paul, ed. 2003. Archaeology and Natural Science, Vol. 2. Sävedalen: Paul Åströms Förlag. ISBN 91-7081-199-7.

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Athanassopoulos, Effie F. and LuAnn Wandsnider, eds. 2004. Mediterranean Archaeological Landscapes: Current Issues. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology. ISBN 1-931707-73-1.

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Athanassopoulos, Effie F. and LuAnn Wandsnider 2004. “Mediterranean Landscape Archaeology Past and Present.” Pp. 1-13 in Mediterranean Archaeological Landscapes. (References, Pp. 199-233.)

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Becker, Cornelia 1998. “New data on the distribution of fallow deer in Europe during the Late Pleistocene and Holocene.” Pp. 166-171 in Archaeozoology of the Near East III. (French Abstract, P. 166.)

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Benecke, Norbert 1998. “Animal remains from the Neolithic and Bronze Age settlements at Kirklareli (Turkish Thracia).” Pp. 172-179 in Archaeozoology of the Near East III. (German Abstract, P. 172.)

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Berger, Lydia 2004. “Ägina-Kolonna: Neue Ergebnisse zur FH II-Keramik aus der prähistorischen Innenstadt.” Pp. 1093-1103 in Die Ägäische Frühzeit 2.2. (With Plates 5-7, Pp. 1124-1126.)

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Besonen, Mark R., George (Rip) Rapp, and Zhichun Jing 2003. “The Lower Acheron River Valley: Ancient Accounts and the Changing Landscape.” Pp. 199-263 in Landscape Archaeology in Southern Epirus I.

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Bevan, Andrew and James Conolly 2002-2004. “GIS, Archaeological Survey, and Landscape Archaeology on the Island of Kythera, Greece.” JFA 29.1-2:123-138.

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Bloch-Smith, Elizabeth 2002. “Life in Judah from the Perspective of the Dead.” NEA 65.2:120-130.

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Braudel, Fernand 2001. Memory and the Mediterranean. New York: Alfred A. Knopf. ISBN 0-375-40426-0. (Translation of §010567.)

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Braun, Eliot 2004. Early Beth Shan (Strata XIX-XIII): G. M. FitzGerald’s Deep Cut on the Tell. University Museum Monograph 121, Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology. ISBN 1-931707-62-6.

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Broodbank, Cyprian, John Bennet, and Jack L. Davis 2004. “Aphrodite Observed: Insularity and Antiquities on Kythera through Outsiders’ Eyes.” Pp. 227-239 in Explaining social change.

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Bryce, Trevor R. 2002. “The Trojan War: Is There Truth Behind the Legend?” NEA 65.3:182-195.

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Buitenhuis, H., L. Bartosiewicz, and A. M. Choyke, eds. 1998. Archaeozoology of the Near East III: Proceedings of the Third International Symposium on the Archaeozoology of Southwestern Asia and Adjacent Areas. ARC-Publicaties 18, Groningen: Centre for Archeological Research and Consultancy. ISBN 903670791-9.

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Carlson, Deborah N. 2003. “Nautical Archaeology in the Eastern Mediterranean.” Pp. 135-141 in Near Eastern Archaeology.

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Chelidonio, Giorgio 2001. “Manufatti litici su ciottolo da Milos (Isole Cicladi). Nota preliminare.” Pegaso: rivista annuale di cultura mediterranea 1:117-144.

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Cherry, John, Chris Scarre, and Stephen Shennan, eds. 2004. Explaining social change: studies in honour of Colin Renfrew. McDonald Institute Monographs, Cambridge: McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research. ISBN 1-902937-23-6.

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Clark, Douglas R. 2003. “The Iron Age—1200 through the Sixth Century B.C.E.: Introduction.” Pp. 193-197 in One Hundred Years of American Archaeology in the Middle East.

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Cline, Eric H. 2003. “Canaan’s Relations with the Aegean.” Pp. 167-179 in One Hundred Years of American Archaeology in the Middle East.

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Cline, Eric H. 2003. “Trade and Exchange in the Levant.” Pp. 360-366 in Near Eastern Archaeology.

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Cline, Eric H. and David O’Connor 2003. “The Mystery of the ‘Sea Peoples.’” Pp. 107-138 in Mysterious Lands. (References, Pp. 215-237.)

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Coroneos, Cosmos, Lita Diacopoulos, Timothy E. Gregory, Ian Johnson, Jay Noller, Stavros A. Paspalas, and Andrew Wilson 2002. “The Australian Paliochora—Kythera Archaeological Survey: Field Season 1999-2000.” MeditArch 15:126-143.

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Dall’Agnola, Massimo 2001. “Note generali sul Paleolitico della Grecia.” Pegaso: rivista annuale di cultura mediterranea 1:72-116.

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de Grummond, Nancy Thomson 2002. “Spirit of the Times: 19th-Century European Intellectualism.” Pp. 29-47 in Excavating Our Past.

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Demakopoulou, Katie, Nicoletta Divari-Valakou, and Ann-Louise Schallin 2003. “Excavations in Midea 2002.” OpAth 28:7-28.

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Dever, William G. 2003. “Chronology of the Southern Levant.” Pp. 82-87 in Near Eastern Archaeology.

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Doumas, Christos 2004. “Aegean Islands and Islanders.” Pp. 215-226 in Explaining social change.

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Driessen, Jan 2002. “Towards an archaeology of crisis: defining the long-term impact of the Bronze Age Santorini eruption.” Pp. 250-263 in Natural Disasters and Cultural Change, eds. Torrence, Robin and John Grattan. London - New York: Routledge. ISBN 0-415-21696-6.

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Dyson, Stephen L. 2002. “The Archaeological Institute of America between the Wars.” Pp. 157-168 in Excavating Our Past.

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Easton, D. F., J. D. Hawkins, A. G. Sherratt, and E. S. Sherratt 2002. “Troy in recent perspective.” AnatSt 52:75-109.

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Elster, Ernestine S. 2004. “Figuring Out Social Archaeology at Sitagroi.” Pp. 81-91 in Explaining social change.

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Felten, Florens and Stefan Hiller 2004. “Forschungen zur Frühbronzezeit auf Ägina-Kolonna 1993-2002.” Pp. 1089-1092 in Die Ägäische Frühzeit 2.2. (With Plates 1-4, Pp. 1120-1123.)

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Ferrence, Susan C. and Gordon Bendersky 2004. “Therapy with Saffron and the Goddess at Thera.” Perspectives in Biology and Medicine 47:2:199-226.

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Forsén, Jeannette 2004. “The Early Helladic Pottery from the ‘Mastos’ in the Berbati Valley, Argolid.” Pp. 1159-1166 in Die Ägäische Frühzeit 2.2.

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Forsén, Jeannette and Björn Forsén 2003. The Asea Valley Survey: An Arcadian Mountain Valley from the Palaeolithic Period until Modern Times. SkrAth 4º, LI, Stockholm: Svenska Institutet i Athen. ISBN 91-7916-047-6. (With Contributions by M. Alram, E. Alram-Stern, T. Carter, F. Fahlander, R. Frederiksen, L. Hammond, A. Karivieri, M. Lavento, C. MacKay, J. Pakkanen, A.-L. Schallin, K. Shelton, E. Tsourti, and W. Yielding.)

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Gauss, Walter and Rudolphine Smetana 2004. “Bericht zur Keramik und Stratigraphie der Frühbronzezeit III aus Ägina-Kolonna.” Pp. 1104-1113 in Die Ägäische Frühzeit 2.2. (With Plates 8-13, Pp. 1127-1133.)

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Gilmour, Garth 2002. “Foreign Burials in Late Bronze Age Palestine.” NEA 65.2:112-119. §040619

Gitin, Seymour 2003. “The Philistines: Neighbors of the Canaanites, Phoenicians and Israelites.” Pp. 57-85 in One Hundred Years of American Archaeology in the Middle East.

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Given, Michael 2004. “From Density Counts to Ideational Landscapes: Intensive Survey, Phenomenology, and the Sydney Cyprus Survey Project.” Pp. 165-182 in Mediterranean Archaeological Landscapes. (References, Pp. 199-233.)

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Goren, Yuval, Israel Finkelstein, and Nadav Na’aman 2002. “Petrographic Investigation of the Amarna Tablets.” NEA 65.3:196-205.

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Gregory, Timothy E. 2004. “Less is Better: The Quality of Ceramic Evidence from Archaeological Survey and Practical Proposals for Low-Impact Survey in a Mediterranean Context.” Pp. 15-36 in Mediterranean Archaeological Landscapes. (References, Pp. 199-233.)

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Hayden, Barbara J. 2004. Reports on the Vrokastro Area, Eastern Crete Vol. 2: The Settlement History of the Vrokastro Area and Related Studies. University Museum Monograph 119, Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology. ISBN 1-931707-59-6 (With Heidi Dierckx, George W. M. Harrison, Jennifer Moody, George Postma, Oliver Rackham, and Allaire B. Stallsmith.)

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NESTOR 31:6 3897 September 2004

Hodder, Ian 2002. “Ethics and Archaeology: The Attempt at Çatalhöyük.” NEA 65.3:174-181.

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Hodder, Ian 2004. “Neo-thingness.” Pp. 45-52 in Explaining social change. §040626

Hokwerda, Hero, ed. 2003. Constructions of Greek Past: Identity and Historical Consciousness from Antiquity to the Present. Groningen: Egbert Forsten. ISBN 90-6980-143-4.

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Ilan, David 2003. “The Middle Bronze Age (circa 2000-1500 B.C.E.).” Pp. 331-342 in Near Eastern Archaeology.

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Jing, Zhichun and George (Rip) Rapp 2003. “The Coastal Evolution of the Ambracian Embayment and Its Relationship to Archaeological Settings.” Pp. 157-198 in Landscape Archaeology in Southern Epirus I.

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Johnson, Mats and Catherine Perlès 2004. “An Overview of Neolithic Settlement Patterns in Eastern Thessaly.” Pp. 65-79 in Explaining social change.

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Kardulias, P. Nick and Richard E. Yerkes 2004. “World-Systems Theory and Regional Survey: The Malloura Valley Survey on Cyprus.” Pp. 143-164 in Mediterranean Archaeological Landscapes. (References, Pp. 199-233.)

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Kassianidou, Vasiliki 2003. “A Bimetallic Artifact from Hala Sultan Tekke.” Pp. 11-19 in Archaeology and Natural Science 2.

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Knauss, Jost 2001. Späthelladische Wasserbauten: Erkundungen zu wasserwirtschaftlichen Infrastrukturen der mykenischen Welt. München: Technische Universität München.

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Kostoula, Maria 2004. “Die Ausgrabungen in der frühhelladischen Siedlung von Petri bei Nemea.” Pp. 1135-1157 in Die Ägäische Frühzeit 2.2.

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LeBlanc, Léola 1998. “The accumulation and significance of micromammals in an Albanian cave site.” Pp. 160-165 in Archaeozoology of the Near East III. (French Abstract, P. 160.)

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Leonard, Albert, Jr. 2003. “The Bronze Age—3000-1200 B.C.E.: Introduction.” Pp. 133-136 in One Hundred Years of American Archaeology in the Middle East.

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Leonard, Albert, Jr. 2003. “The Late Bronze Age.” Pp. 349-356 in Near Eastern Archaeology.

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London, Gloria 2003. “Ethnography/Ethnoarchaeology.” Pp. 142-145 in Near Eastern Archaeology.

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NESTOR 31:6 3898 September 2004

London, Gloria A. 2003. “Canaan’s Relations with Cyprus.” Pp. 157-166 in One Hundred Years of American Archaeology in the Middle East.

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Loprieno, Antonio 2003. “Travel and Fiction in Egyptian Literature.” Pp. 31-51 in Mysterious Lands. (References, Pp. 215-237.)

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Lubsen-Admiraal, Stella M. 2003. Corpus of Cypriote Antiquities 25: Ancient Cypriote Art in the T.N. Zintilis Collection. SIMA 20:25, Sävedalen: Paul Åströms Förlag. ISBN 91-7081-117-2.

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Makkay, János 2000. The early Mycenaean rulers and the contemporary Early Iranians of the Northeast. Tractata Minuscula 22, Budapest: Published by the author. ISBN 963-640-449-6.

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Manning, Sturt W. and David A. Sewell 2002. “Volcanoes and history: a significant relationship? The case of Santorini.” Pp. 264-291 in Natural Disasters and Cultural Change, eds. Torrence, Robin and John Grattan. London - New York: Routledge. ISBN 0-415-21696-6.

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Mariotta, Giuseppe 2003. Struttura politica e fisco nello“stato” miceneo: Aspetti e Problemi della storia greca delle origini. Padova: S.A.R.G.O.N. Editrice e Libreria.

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Merousis, Nikos 2004. “Early Bronze Age in Pella-Imathia Plain, W. Macedonia.” Pp. 1285-1302 in Die Ägäische Frühzeit 2.2.

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Merrillees, Robert S. 2003. “The Future of Archaeology in the Eastern Mediterranean and the Levant: A Reply to Silberman and Muhly.” Pp. 33-36 in One Hundred Years of American Archaeology in the Middle East.

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Merrillees, Robert S. 2003. “The Greek Emergence in the Eastern Mediterranean—Cyprus and Phoenicia.” Pp. 87-96 in One Hundred Years of American Archaeology in the Middle East.

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Mommsen, H., Th. Beier, and P. Åström 2003. “Neutron Activation Analysis Results of Six Mycenaean Sherds from Hala Sultan Tekke, Cyprus.” Pp. 5-10 in Archaeology and Natural Science 2.

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Morris, Ian 2003. “Iron Age State Formation in Greece.” Pp. 263-282 in One Hundred Years of American Archaeology in the Middle East.

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Muhly, James D. 2003. “Archaeology in the Eastern Mediterranean: Where We Went Wrong in the Twentieth Century and How We Can Do Better in the Twenty-first.” Pp. 19-32 in One Hundred Years of American Archaeology in the Middle East.

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NESTOR 31:6 3899 September 2004

Muhly, James D. 2003. “Metalworking/Mining in the Levant.” Pp. 174-183 in Near Eastern Archaeology.

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Nibbi, Alessandra 2003. “The El-Amarna Tablets: Persisting Difficulties.” Discussions in Egyptology 57:73-78.

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O’Connor, David and Stephen Quirke 2003. “Introduction: Mapping the Unknown in Ancient Egypt.” Pp. 1-21 in Mysterious Lands. (References, Pp. 215-237.)

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O’Connor, David and Stephen Quirke, eds. 2003. Mysterious Lands. Encounters with Ancient Egypt, London: UCL Press. ISBN 1-84472-004-7.

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Olsson, Ingrid U. 2003. “Carbon 14, Global and Regional Variations — a Comprehensive Review and Comments on Problems and Errors in the Determinations.” Pp. 20-35 in Archaeology and Natural Science 2.

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Psaraki, Kyriaki 2004. “A New EH II Pottery Assemblage from Thebes.” Pp. 1259-1265 in Die Ägäische Frühzeit 2.2. (With Plates 2-3, Pp. 1264-1265.)

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Rambach, Jörg 2004. “Olympia im ausgehenden 3. Jahrtausend v. Chr.: Bindeglied zwischen zentralem und östlichem Mittelmeerraum.” Pp. 1199-1254 in Die Ägäische Frühzeit 2.2.

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Reinholdt, Claus 2004. “Der frühbronzezeitliche Schmuck-Hortfund von Kap Kolonna / Ägina.” Pp. 1113-1119 in Die Ägäische Frühzeit 2.2. (With Plates 14-15, Pp. 1133-1134.)

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Rendsburg, Gary A. 2003. “Writing and Scripts (with Special Reference to the Levant).” Pp. 63-70 in Near Eastern Archaeology.

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Richard, Suzanne, ed. 2003. Near Eastern Archaeology : A Reader. Winona Lake, Indiana: Eisenbrauns. ISBN 1-57506-083-3.

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Runnels, Curtis N., Evangelia Karimali, and Brenda Cullen 2003. “Early Upper Palaeolithic Spilaion: An Artifact-Rich Surface Site.” Pp. 135-156 in Landscape Archaeology in Southern Epirus I.

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Russell, Nerissa 1998. “The Mesolithic-Neolithic transition in the faunal assemblage from Konispol Cave, Albania.” Pp. 145-159 in Archaeozoology of the Near East III. (French Abstract, P. 145.)

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NESTOR 31:6 3900 September 2004

Sapouna-Sakellaraki, Efi 1998. Skyros. Athens: Ministry of Culture, Archaeological Receipts Fund. ISBN 960-214-110-7.

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Schloen, David 2003. “The Iron Age State as a State of Mind: A Response.” Pp. 283-292 in One Hundred Years of American Archaeology in the Middle East.

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Sheftel, Phoebe A. 2002. “Archaeological Institute of America Timeline, 1879-2001.” Pp. xv-xxv in Excavating Our Past.

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Sheftel, Phoebe A. 2002. “‘Sending Out of Expeditions’: The Contest for Delphi.” Pp. 105-113 in Excavating Our Past.

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Sherratt, Andrew 2004. “Fractal Farmers: Patterns of Neolithic Origin and Dispersal.” Pp. 53-63 in Explaining social change.

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Silberman, Neil A. 2003. “A Century of American Archaeology in the Middle East: Looking Back and Looking Ahead.” Pp. 7-17 in One Hundred Years of American Archaeology in the Middle East.

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Silberman, Neil Asher 2002. “Between Athens and Babylon: The AIA and the Politics of American Near Eastern Archaeology, 1884-1997.” Pp. 115-122 in Excavating Our Past.

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Sjöberg, Birgitta L. 2003. “Settlement activity at Late Helladic Asine in the Argolid.” OpAth 28:185-201.

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Sotirakopoulou, Panayiota 2004. “Early Cycladic Pottery from the Investigations of the 1960’s at Kavos-Daskaleio, Keros: A Preliminary Report.” Pp. 1303-1358 in Die Ägäische Frühzeit 2.2.

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Stocker, Sharon R. 2004. “Deriziotis Aloni: Ein kleiner bronzezeitlicher Fundort in Messenien.” Pp. 1189-1198 in Die Ägäische Frühzeit 2.2.

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Tartaron, Thomas F. 2003. “The Archaeological Survey: Sampling Strategies and Field Methods.” Pp. 23-45 in Landscape Archaeology in Southern Epirus I.

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Theodorou-Mavrommatidi, Anthi 2004. “An Early Helladic Settlement in the Apollon Maleatas Site at Epidauros.” Pp. 1167-1188 in Die Ägäische Frühzeit 2.2.

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Torrence, Robin and John Grattan, eds. 2002. Natural Disasters and Cultural Change. London - New York: Routledge. ISBN 0-415-21696-6.

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Van Neer, Wim and Margarethe Uerpmann 1998. “Fish remains from the new excavations at Troy.” Pp. 243-254 in Archaeozoology of the Near East III. (French Abstract, P. 243.)

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NESTOR 31:6 3901 September 2004

Voigtländer, Walter 2003. Die Palastkeramik. Tiryns: Forschungen und Berichte X, Mainz am Rhein: Verlag Philipp von Zabern. ISBN 3-8053-1025-0.

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Voutsaki, Sofia 2003. “Archaeology and the Construction of the Past in Nineteenth Century Greece.” Pp. 231-255 in Constructions of Greek Past: Identity and Historical Consciousness from Antiquity to the Present, ed. Hokwerda, Hero. Groningen: Egbert Forsten. ISBN 90-6980-143-4.

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Wandsnider, LuAnn 2004. “Artifact, Landscape, and Temporality in Eastern Mediterranean Archaeological Landscape Studies.” Pp. 69-79 in Mediterranean Archaeological Landscapes. (References, Pp. 199-233.)

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Ward, Cheryl A. 2000. Sacred and Secular: Ancient Egyptian Ships and Boats. Monographs New Series 5, Philadelphia: Archaeological Institute of America. ISBN 0-7872-7182-9.

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Ward, William A. 2003. “Scarabs.” Pp. 218-221 in Near Eastern Archaeology. §040682

Wells, Berit, Arto Penttinen, and Marie-Françoise Billot 2003. “Investigations in the sanctuary of Poseidon on Kalaureia, 1997-2001.” OpAth 28:29-87.

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Whitelaw, Todd 2004. “The Development of an Island Centre: Urbanization at Phylakopi on Melos.” Pp. 149-166 in Explaining social change.

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Whitley, James 2004. “Cycles of Collapse in Greek Prehistory: the House of the Tiles at Lerna and the ‘Heroon’ at Lefkandi.” Pp. 193-201 in Explaining social change.

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Wilkinson, T. J. 2004. “The Disjunction between Mediterranean and Near Eastern Survey: Is it Real?” Pp. 55-67 in Mediterranean Archaeological Landscapes. (References, Pp. 199-233.)

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Wiseman, James and Konstantinos Zachos, eds. 2003. Landscape Archaeology in Southern Epirus, Greece 1. Hesperia Supplement 32, Princeton: The American School of Classical Studies at Athens. ISBN 0-87661-532-9.

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Wiseman, James and Konstantinos Zachos 2003. “The Nikopolis Project: Concept, Aims, and Organization.” Pp. 1-22 in Landscape Archaeology in Southern Epirus I.

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Wiseman, James and Konstantinos Zachos 2003. “Summary Observations.” Pp. 265-268 in Landscape Archaeology in Southern Epirus I.

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Younker, Randall W. 2003. “The Iron Age in the Southern Levant.” Pp. 367-382 in Near Eastern Archaeology.

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NESTOR 31:6 3902 September 2004

Zachou, Eleni 2004. “Die frühbronzezeitliche Siedlung in Proskynas/Lokris.” Pp. 1267-1283 in Die Ägäische Frühzeit 2.2.

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Zaffanella, Gian Carlo 2001. “Considerazioni geografiche sull’isola di Melos (Cicladi).” Pegaso: rivista annuale di cultura mediterranea 1:43-59.

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Zaffanella, Gian Carlo 2001. “Paléogéographie des Cyclades (Mer Égée - Gréce).” Pegaso: rivista annuale di cultura mediterranea 1:60-71.

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