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The editors of Nestor are pleased to welcome back readers from their summer research. We bid farewell to K. Mark Armstrong and Philip Kiernan, and welcome new Assistant Editors Sarah Dieterle and Michael Ludwig. Grants and Fellowships

On 15 January 2003 applications are due for the Mediterranean Archaeological Trust Grants of up to £10,000 to assist with the publication of archaeological fieldwork in the Mediterranean world, with priority to Bronze Age subjects. Application should be sent to Professor Sir John Boardman, (Mediterranean Archaeological Trust), Ashmolean Museum, Oxford OX1 2PH, UK or by fax to +44-1865-278082. Application should comprise a 2000 word maximum description of the proposed work and an outline budget, together with the names of two to four referees, whose references should be sent directly by the referees or accompany the application in a sealed envelope. Successful applicants will be informed by around the end of March 2003. Calls for Papers

In May 2003 the 4th Symposium on Archaeometry of the Hellenic Society of Archaeometry will be held in Athens, Greece. The main topics, pertaining to materials from prehistory and classical antiquity through Byzantine and recent times, will be science-based dating, technology and provenance of archaeological materials (ceramics, metals, glass, stone, mortars, pigments, etc.), remote sensing, geoarchaeology, biomaterials, organic residues, research in conservation science, and mathematical methods, with a theme session focusing on the Aegean and the presentation of reviews and developments of archaeometric studies over the past 20 years. Response forms (available at http://www.archaeometry.gr/symposium2003/4thsymposiumHSAEn.htm) should be returned by 20 September 2002 to [email protected] (Dr. K. Polikreti) or [email protected] (Dr. N. Zacharias). Abstracts (400-500 words, stating the main points, the methodology, the results and principal conclusions of the paper) in either English or Greek should be sent to the Symposium Correspondence Address by 20 November 2002. Abstracts must list the author(s) and the address(es) at the top of the page, underlining the name of the author presenting the paper; any references should be in the format of the journal Archaeometry. The official languages of the symposium are Greek and English; publication versions of papers should be written in English. Future Lectures and Conferences

On 30 September-2 October 2002 an International Symposium on Interconnections in the Mediterranean c.1500-500 B.C. will be held in Rethymno, Crete. Further information is available from Mr. George Tasoulas at [email protected]. Papers of interest to Nestor readers will include:

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, Yuki Furuya, Ols Lafe, Michael Ludwig

ISSN 0028-2812 [email protected] Volume 29 Number 6 Pages 3577-3596 September 2002

NESTOR 26:6 3578 September 2002

M. Almagro-Gorbea, “Iberia and the East Mediterranean before the Phoenicians” L. Badre, “Western Imported Pottery of the Late Bronze Age at Tell Kazel. Evolution, Characteristics and

Origins” T. Barako, “The Changing Perception of the Sea Peoples Phenomenon: Invasion, Migration, or Cultural

Diffusion?” P. Bartoloni, “The First Phoenician Settlements” P. Belli, “Aspects of Monumental Funerary Architecture in the Aegean and the Mediterranean” J. Boardman, “Seals of c.1000-500 B.C.” S. Böhm, “The ‘Naked Goddess’ in Early Greek Art. An Orientalizing Theme par excellence” L. Godart, “The Development and Diffusion of the Aegean Scripts” S. Hadjisavvas, “A Millennium of Interconnections in the Mediterranean, c.1500-500 B.C. – Olive Oil” A. Johnston, “Alphabetic Aspects” A. Kanta, “Aristocrats – Traders – Emigrants – Settlers: Crete in the Closing Phases of the Bronze Age” J. Karageorghis, “The Goddess of Cyprus between the Orient and the Occident” V. Karageorghis, “‘Heroic’ Burials in Cyprus and Other Parts of the Mediterranean” N. Kourou, “Oral Tradition and Writing in the Aegean during the Early Iron Age” J. Kroll, “Weights, Bullion Currency, Coinage” I. Lemos, “Traders, Craftsmen and Some Wives in Early Iron Age Greece” G. Lolos, “Cypro-Mycenaean Relations c.1200 B.C.: Point Iria in the Gulf of Argos and Old Salamis in the

Saronic Gulf” F. Lo Schiavo, “Sardinia between East and West” G. Markoe, “Phoenician Metalwork Abroad: a Question of Export or On-Site Production?” V. Matoian, “Aegean and Near Eastern Vitreous Materials: New Data from Ugarit” R. Merrillees, “Egyptian Foreign Relations: Late Bronze Age and Iron Age” J. Muhly, “Trade in Metals in the Late Bronze Age and Iron Age” H.G. Niemeyer, “On Phoenician Art and its Role in Transmediterranean Interconnections c.1100-600 B.C.” R. Palmer, “Trade in Wine, Perfumed Oil and Foodstuffs: the Linear B Evidence and Beyond” J. Smith, “International Style in Mediterranean Late Bronze Age Seals” S. Snape, “Zawiyet Umm El-Rakham and Evidence of Egyptian Involvement in East Mediterranean Trade

during the Thirteenth Century B.C.” L. Stager, “Phoenician Shipwrecks of the 8th Century B.C. discovered by Deep Sea Research” N. Stampolidis, “Phoenicians in the Aegean” L. Vagnetti, “The Role of Crete in the Exchanges between the Aegean, Cyprus and the Central

Mediterranean in the Second Millennium B.C.” D. White, “Connections between the Northwest Coast of Egypt and the Eastern Mediterranean, as Reflected

in the Recent Work at Marsa Matruh and its Environs” M. Yon, “Ugarit: Foreign Relations” OCTOBER 16 4.30 Institute of Classical Studies ancient history 6.30 The Hellenic Institute, Royal Holloway The Hellenic Centre (Hellenic Centre, Paddington Street) sponsored by the Ministry of Education and Culture, The Republic of Cyprus THE HISTORY AND CULTURE OF CYPRUS Professor Antonis Tsakmakris


Through the Looking-Glass: reflections on the image of the ‘Cypriot’

The University of London School of Advanced Study, Institute of Classical Studies has announced the following schedule of Mycenaean Seminars for 2002-2003, 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 from Dr. Olga Krzyszkowska at e-mail: [email protected]; telephone: 00-44-20-7862-8715; fax: 00-44-20-7862-8722; or from the web-site at http://www.sas.ac.uk/icls/. 16 October 2002: S. Manning, “The Tsaroukkas, Mycenaeans and Trade Project: towards the anatomy of a

Late Cypriot polity and assessing its place in east Mediterranean history” 13 November 2002: P. Day, “The EBA harbour town of Poros-Katsambas, Crete: new evidence from

Materials Analysis” 11 December 2002: L. Bendall, “The economics of religion in the Mycenaean world” 15 January 2003: K. Shelton, “Open and ready for business: the excavations of Petsas House and the LH

IIIA2 period at Mycenae” 19 February 2003: K. Kopaka, “An island’s isle: Crete and Gavdos” 5 March 2003, 5pm: M. Iacovou, “The Iron Age Kingdoms of Cyprus: A Late Bronze Age Perspective”

(Institute of Classical Studies / British School at Athens Annual Lecture) 19 March 2003, 2pm: Ph. Dakoronia and S. Deger-Jalkotzy, “Elateia in Central Greece: Excavation and

finds” and “Elateia in Central Greece: Mycenaean and Early Iron Age history of the site” (tea will be served between the papers)

14 May 2003: J. Rutter, “Off-island ceramic imports to Kommos, Crete: new discoveries, identifications and old problems unresolved”

On 12 October 2002 an international conference on The Greeks beyond the Aegean from Marseilles

to the Far East will be held at 645 Fifth Avenue, Suite 304, New York, organized by the Alexander S. Onassis Public Benefit Foundation (USA). Further information is available from Mrs. Amalia Cosmetatou at [email protected]. Papers of interest to Nestor readers will include: N. Stampolidis, “The Greeks in the Aegean prior to the colonization movement” V. Karageorghis, “The Greeks in Cyprus” Past Lectures and Conferences

On 23 May 2002 C. Doumas delivered the Irene Levi-Sala Annual Research Seminar at Ben-Gurion University, Beer Sheva, Israel. Further information is available at telephone: 08-646-1091; fax: 08-647-2947; e-mail: [email protected]. His lectures were entitled: “Thera - Akrotiri: A Middle Bronze Age Cosmopolitan Harbor Town” “Thera - Akrotiri: From Trench to Museum, or Transformation of the Archaeological Document to

Historical Testimony” “Early Bronze Age Art and Culture in the Cycladic Islands”

On 10-15 June 2002 an international conference on the Chronology of the Bronze Age in Lebanon was held in Beirut and in Arqa, organized by Dr. Jean-Paul Thalmann and Prof. Manfred Bietak in collaboration with the French Institute for Archaeology for the Near East (IFAPO). Further information is available from the IFAPO at P.O. Box: 11-1424, Beirut, Lebanon; telephone: 00-961-1-420-298 ext. 21708; fax: 00-961-1-615-866; e-mail: [email protected]. Papers of interest to Nestor readers included: R. Schiestl, “Tomb types and lay-out of an MBII A cemetery at Tell el-Dab’a, area F/I. Egyptian and non-

Egyptian features” I. Forstner-Müller, “Remarks on a scimitar found in a MBII A warrior tomb at Tell el-Dab’a” K. Kopetzky, “Tell el-Dab’a: The MBII B ceramic corpus of the Hyksos Period” V. Müller, “The Favissae in Ebla and the offering deposits in Tell el-Dab’a: a comparison” O. Cichocki, “Dendrochronology in the Eastern Mediterranean in the 2nd Millennium BC” D. Aston, “Towards a New Typological Analysis of Tell el-Yahudiyeh Ware”


Y. Makaroun-Bouassaf, “Urbanisme et évolution architecturale au Bronze Ancien à Byblos” E. Lagarce and J. Lagarce, “Le matériel égyptien et égyptisant de la Maison aux Albâtres de Ras Shamra

et du Palais Nord de Ras Ibn Hani” M. Bietak, “Tell el-Dab’a Egypt, the Aegean and the Levant” J.-P. Thalmann, “Tell Arqa and Byblos: establishing tentative correlations” J.-P. Thalmann, “The sequence at Tell Arqa from EB III to the beginning of LB: ceramic technology and

typology” P. Fischer, “The MB and early LB chronology and ceramics at Tell el-Ajjul” M. Luciani, “MB/LB transition and the pottery from Qatna, with special emphasis on decorated and

imported classes” H. Charaf, “Cypriot imports from Middle and Late Bronze Arqa”

On 20-22 June 2002 an international colloquium was held entitled Le temps des royaumes de Chypre (XIIIe-IVe siècles av. J.-C.) in honor of Marguerite Yon at the Maison de l’Orient méditerranéen in Lyon, organized by Antoine Hermary, Michel Amandry, and the institut Fernand Courby. Further information is available from the web-site: http://www.mom.fr/Actualites/, or from Monique Fabre at telephone: 04-72-71-58-29. Papers of interest to Nestor readers included: V. Karageorghis, “La nécropole ‘royale’ de Salamine: 40 ans après” S. Hadjisavvas, “The contribution of the Cypriot economy to the emergence of kingship in Cyprus” A. South, “ Late Bronze Age settlement patterns in southern Cyprus: the first kingdoms?” D. Michaelides, “A Late Bronze Age tomb at Yeroskipou” B. Devillers, “Mobilité des paysages et gestion des terroirs à Kafkalia (Idalion) de l’Age du Bronze à

l’époque classique” Chr. Morhange, B. Devillers, and J.-Ph. Goiran, “La mobilité des rivages dans la région de Larnaca, de

l’Age du Bronze à la fin du royaume de Kition” W. Fasnacht, “Dynamique de la production du cuivre au temps des royaumes chypriotes” M. Iacovou, “From ten to naught: formation, consolidation and abolition of Cyprus’ Iron Age polities” N. Kourou, “Cypriots, Phoenicians, Euboeans and the Foundation of Carthage” E. Raptou, “Nouveaux témoignages sur Palaepaphos à l’époque géométrique, d’après les fouilles de

Kouklia-Plakes” A. Caubet, “Royaumes de Chypre et royaumes de Phénicie” J. Karageorghis, “Royaume et sanctuaire à Palaepaphos” Y. Calvet, “La fondation d’un sanctuaire phénicien à Kition-Bamboula” O. Callot, “Une dame à la fenêtre à Kition?” V. Tatton-Brown, “The Kingdom of Idalion” H. Matthäus, “The Royal Tombs of Tamassos: State of Research and Perspectives”

On 22-25 July 2002 the 6th International Conference on Ancient DNA and Associated Biomolecules was held in Tel Aviv, sponsored by the Center for the Study of Emerging Diseases. Further information is available from Prof. Mark Spigelman, Conference Chairman, at telephone: 972-2-675-7429; fax: 972-2-675-7425; e-mail: [email protected]; or from the web-site: http://www.dna6.com. Papers of interest to Nestor readers included: G.K. Bar-Gal, P. Smith, E. Tchernov, C. Greenblatt, P. Ducos, A. Gardesein, and L.K. Horwitz, “Genetic

evidence for the origin of the Agrimi goat (Capra aegagrus cretica)” D. Zohary, “Domestication of the grape vine (Vitis vinifera l.) in the ancient world” F. le Forte, R. Arroyo-Garcia, L. Ruiz-Garcia, S. Agaoglu, I. Atanassov, J. Borrego, R. Botta, F. Cabello,

J. Cenis, L. Constantini, A. Ergul, S. Gorislavets, S. Grando, M. Harbi, T. Hvarleva, J. Ibañez, B. Klein, E. Margaritis, P. McGovern, D. Merdinoglu, I. Pejic, F. Pelsy, N. Primikirios, V. Risovannaya, K. Sefc, H. Snoussi, P. Sotiri, H. Steinkellner, L. Troshin, L. Zyka, and J. Martinez-Zapater, “Analysis of Vitis vinifera chloroplast genome polymorphisms shows substantial contribution of wild vines to European gravpevine cultivars and raises new questions about grapevine domestication (a group report)”

K. Brown, T. Brown, and J. Prag, “DNA in bones from Mycenae”


Obituaries

The editors of Nestor are saddened to report the death of Dr. Martin David Kamen. Together with Dr. Samuel Rubin, Dr. Kamen discovered radioactive carbon-14 at the University of California at Berkeley in 1940. In addition to revolutionizing archaeological dating of organic materials, this discovery was instrumental for deciphering the chemical processes of living organisms.

BIBLIOGRAPHY Abbreviations used in this issue:

A-na-qo-ta Bennet, John and Jan Driessen, eds. 1998-1999. A-na-qo-ta. Studies Presented to J. T. Killen. Minos 33-34.

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Archaeological Informatics Burenhult, Göran and Johan Arvidsson, eds. 2002. Archaeological Informatics: Pushing the Envelope. CAA 2001. Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology. Proceedings of the 29th Conference, Gotland, April 2001. BAR-IS 1016, Oxford: Archaeopress. ISBN 1-84171-298-1.

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Labyrinth Revisited Hamilakis, Yannis, ed. 2002. Labyrinth Revisited. Rethinking ‘Minoan’ Archaeology. Oxford: Oxbow Books. ISBN 1-84217-061-9.

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Thinking through the Body Hamilakis, Yannis, Mark Pluciennik, and Sarah Tarlow, eds. 2002. Thinking through the Body. Archaeologies of Corporeality. New York: Kluwer Academic / Plenum Publishers. ISBN 0-306-46648-1.

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Potnia, Aegaeum 22 Laffineur, Robert and Robin Hägg, eds. 2001. Potnia: Deities and Religion in the Aegean Bronze Age. Proceedings of the 8th International Aegean Conference / 8e Rencontre égéenne internationale. Göteborg, Göteborg University, 12-15 April 2000. Aegaeum 22, Liège: Université de Liège.

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Material Evidence and Cultural Pattern in Prehistory

Nikolova, Lolita, ed. 2002. Material Evidence and Cultural Pattern in Prehistory. Contributions to the Theory and History of the Household and Burial Customs. Reports of Prehistoric Research Projects 5, Sofia: Prehistory Foundation.

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Metals Make the World Go Round

Pare, C.F.E., ed. 2000. Metals Make the World Go Round: The Supply and Circulation of Metals in Bronze Age Europe. Proceedings of a conference held at the University of Birmingham in June 1997. Oxford: Oxbow Books. ISBN 1-84217-019-8.

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Archaeology and Society in the 21st Century

Silberman, Neil Asher and Ernest S. Frerichs, eds. 2001. Archaeology and Society in the 21st Century: The Dead Sea Scrolls and Other Case Studies. Jerusalem: Israel Exploration Society. ISBN 965-221-045-5.

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ARTICLES AND BOOKS

Albers, Gabriele 2001. “Rethinking Mycenaean Sanctuaries.” Pp. 131-141 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22.

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Alberti, Benjamin 2002. “Gender and the Figurative Art of Late Bronze Age Knossos.” Pp. 98-117 in Labyrinth Revisited.

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Alberti, Lucia 2001. “Costumi funerari Medio Minoici a Cnosso: la necropoli di Mavro Spileo.” SMEA 43.2:163-187.

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Aravantinos, Vassilis L. 2000. “Le scoperte archeologiche ed epigrafiche micenee a Tebe: un bilancio riassuntivo di un quinquennio (1993-97) di scavi.” Pp. 27-59 in Presenza e funzione della città di Tebe nella cultura greca: Atti del Convegno Internazionale (Urbino 7-9 luglio 1997), ed. Bernardini, Paola Angeli. Pisa: Instituti Editoriali e Poligrafici Internazionali. ISBN 88-8147-198-1.

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Aston, David 2001. “The Pottery from H/VI Süd Strata a and b: Preliminary Report.” Ägypten und Levante 11:167-196.

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Ayuso, Víctor M. Guerrero 2001. “The Balearic Islands: Prehistoric Colonization of the Furthest Mediterranean Islands from the Mainland.” JMA 14.2:136-158.

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Baboula, Evanthia 2000. “Bronze Age Mirrors: a Mediterranean Commodity in the Aegean.” Pp. 59-80 in Δώρημα: A Tribute to the A.G. Leventis Foundation on the Occasion of its 20th Anniversary, ed. Serghidou, Anastasia. Nicosia: The A.G. Leventis Foundation. ISBN 9963-560-44-X.

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Baboula, Evanthia 2000. “‘Buried’ metal in Late Minoan inheritance customs.” Pp. 70-81 in Metals Make the World Go Round.

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Barclay, Alison E. 2001. “The Potnia Theron: Adaptation of a Near Eastern Image.” Pp. 373-386 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22. (With Plates CIII-CIV.)

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Bendall, Lisa M. 1998-1999. “A Time for Offerings: Dedications of Perfumed Oil at Pylos Festivals.” Pp. 1-9 in A-na-qo-ta. (Bibliographical Abbreviations, 371-375.)

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Bendall, Lisa M. 2001. “The Economics of Potnia in the Linear B Documents: Palatial Support for Mycenaean Religion.” Pp. 445-452 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22.

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Bennet, John 1998-1999. “re-u-ko-to-ro za-we-te: Leuktron as a Secondary Capital in the Pylos Kingdom?” Pp. 11-30 in A-na-qo-ta. (Bibliographical Abbreviations, 371-375.)

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Bennet, John 2002. “Millennial ambiguities.” Pp. 214-225 in Labyrinth Revisited. §020754

Bennet, John and Jan Driessen, eds. 1998-1999. A-na-qo-ta. Studies Presented to J. T. Killen. Minos 33-34.

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Bernardini, Paola Angeli, ed. 2000. Presenza e funzione della città di Tebe nella cultura greca: Atti del Convegno Internazionale (Urbino 7-9 luglio 1997). Pisa: Instituti Editoriali e Poligrafici Internazionali. ISBN 88-8147-198-1.

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Betancourt, Philip P. 2001. “The Household Shrine in the House of the Rhyta at Pseira.” Pp. 145-149 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22. (With Plates XXXIV-XXXVI.)

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Bettelli, Marco 2001. “A supposed Mycenaean Spearhead from Eretria.” SMEA 43.2:189-193.

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Bietak, Manfred, Josef Dorner, and Peter Jánosi 2001. “Ausgrabungen in dem Palastbezirk von Avaris. Vorberichte Tell el-Dab‘a/‘Ezbet Helmi 1993-2000.” Ägypten und Levante 11:27-119. (With a contribution by Angela von den Driesch and Joris Peters.)

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Blindow, Norbert, Hans Günter Jansen, and Kathrin Schröer 2000. “Geophysikalische Prospektion 1998/99 in der Unterstadt von Troia.” Studia Troica 10:123-133.

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Boëlle, Cécile 2001. “Po-ti-ni-ja: unité ou pluralité?” Pp. 403-409 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22. §020761

Bowkett, Laurence, Stephen Hill, Diana Wardle, and K. A. Wardle 2001. Classical Archaeology in the Field: Approaches. Classical World Series, London: Bristol Classical Press. ISBN 1-85399-617-3.

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Brown, Ann, ed. 2001. Arthur Evans’s Travels in Crete 1894-1899. BAR-IS 1000, Oxford: Archaeopress. ISBN 1-84171-281-7. (With Keith Bennett.)

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Buchholz, Hans-Günter 2000. “Ergänzungen zu einer Obsidian-Bibliographie.” Studia Troica 10:251-277.

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Burenhult, Göran and Johan Arvidsson, eds. 2002. Archaeological Informatics: Pushing the Envelope. CAA 2001. Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology. Proceedings of the 29th Conference, Gotland, April 2001. BAR-IS 1016, Oxford: Archaeopress. ISBN 1-84171-298-1.

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Chadwick, John 1998-1999. “Pylian Gold and Local Administration: PY Jo 438.” Pp. 31-37 in A-na-qo-ta. (Bibliographical Abbreviations, 371-375.)

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Chryssoulaki, Stella 2001. “The Traostalos Peak Sanctuary: Aspects of Spatial Organisation.” Pp. 57-66 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22. (With Plates XII-XV.)

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Constantinidis, Dora 2002. “Building, building on the wall... A reflection of actual building dimensions?” Pp. 29-34 in Archaeological Informatics.

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Cosmopoulos, Michael B. 2001. The Rural History of Ancient Greek City-States: The Oropos Survey Project. BAR-IS 1001, Oxford: Archaeopress. ISBN 1-84171-282-5.

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Cucuzza, Nicola 2001. “Religion and Architecture: Early LM IIIA2 Buildings in the Southern Area of Haghia Triada.” Pp. 169-174 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22. (With Plates XLIV-XLV.)

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D’Agata, Anna Lucia 2001. “Religion, Society and Ethnicity on Crete at the End of the Late Bronze Age. The Contextual Framework of LM IIIC Cult Activities.” Pp. 345-354 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22.

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Day, Peter M. and David E. Wilson 2002. “Landscapes of Memory, Craft and Power in Pre-Palatial and Proto-Palatial Knossos.” Pp. 143-166 in Labyrinth Revisited.

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de Fidio, Pia 1998-1999. “On the Tracks of Aegean Bronze Age Wool and Weights.” Pp. 39-63 in A-na-qo-ta. (Bibliographical Abbreviations, 371-375.)

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Deger-Jalkotzy, Sigrid 1998-1999. “Working for the Palace: Some Observations on PY An 261.” Pp. 65-81 in A-na-qo-ta. (Bibliographical Abbreviations, 371-375.)

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Demakopoulou, Katie and Nicoletta Divari-Valakou 2001. “Evidence for Cult Practice at Midea: Figures, Figurines and Ritual Objects.” Pp. 181-190 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22. (With Plates XLVIII-LIV.)

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Dickers, Aurelia 2001. Die spätmykenischen Siegel aus weichem Stein: Untersuchungen zur spätbronzezeitlichen Glyptik auf dem griechischen Festland und in der Ägäis. Internationale Archäologie 33, Rahden, Westfalia: Verlag Marie Leidorf GmbH. ISBN 3-89646-305-5.

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Doonan, Owen 2001. “Domestic Architecture and Settlement Planning in Early and Middle Bronze Age Sicily: Thoughts on Innovation and Social Process.” JMA 14.2:159-188.

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Doumas, Christos G. 2001. “Interpreting the Past in Modern Greece.” Pp. 75-92 in Archaeology and Society in the 21st Century.

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Driessen, Jan 1998-1999. “Kretes and Iawones: Some Observations on the Identity of Late Bronze Age Knossians.” Pp. 83-105 in A-na-qo-ta. (Bibliographical Abbreviations, 371-375.)

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Driessen, Jan 2001. “Crisis Cults on Minoan Crete?” Pp. 361-369 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22. (With Plates CI-CII.)

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Duhoux, Yves 2001-2002. “Du caractère sténographique de toute écriture.” Sborník Prací Filozofické Fakulty Brne=nské Univerzity / Studia Minora Facultatis Philosophicae Universitatis Brunensis 6-7:91-103.

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Easton, Donald F. 2000. “A Pair of Pendent Earrings of Trojan Type.” Studia Troica 10:239-250.

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Easton, Donald F. 2000. “Schliemann’s ‘Burnt City.’” Studia Troica 10:73-83. §020783

Economakis, Richard 2001. Nisyros: History and Architecture of an Aegean Island. Athens: Publishing House MELISSA. ISBN 960-204-232-X.

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Eder, Birgitta 2001. “Continuity of Bronze Age Cult at Olympia? The Evidence of the Late Bronze Age and Early Iron Age Pottery.” Pp. 201-209 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22. (With Plates LXIV-LXVI.)

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Fagan, Brian 2001. “Decipherment.” Pp. 93-95 in Archaeology and Society in the 21st Century.

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Faucounau, Jean 2001. Les Proto-Ioniens. Histoire d’un peuple oublié. Paris: L’Harmattan. ISBN 2-7475-2427-2.

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Felsch, Rainer C.S. 2001. “Opferhandlungen des Alltagslebens im Heiligtum der Artemis Elaphebolos von Hyampolis in den Phasen SH IIIC - Spätgeometrisch.” Pp. 193-199 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22. (With Plates LV-LXIII.)

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Finkelstein, Israel and Lily Singer-Avitz 2001. “Ashdod Revisited.” TelAviv 28.2:231-259. §020789

Firth, Richard J. and José L. Melena 1998-1999. “Identifying the Linear B Tablets from the Arsenal and Little Palace at Knossos.” Pp. 107-133 in A-na-qo-ta. (Bibliographical Abbreviations, 371-375.)

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Fleischman, John 2002. “Homer’s Bones.” Discover 23.7:58-65. §020791

Forstner-Müller, Irene 2001. “Vorbericht der Grabung im Areal A/II in Tell el-Dab‘a.” Ägypten und Levante 11:197-220.

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Fotiadis, Michael 2001. “Imagining Macedonia in Prehistory, ca. 1900-1930.” JMA 14.2:115-135.

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French, Elizabeth B. 2001. “The Mycenae Figures.” Pp. 275-276 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22. §020794

Gabriel, Utta 2000. “Mitteilung zum Stand der Neolithikumsforschung in der Umgebung von Troia.” Studia Troica 10:233-238.

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Galoin, Alain 2001. Vases Grecs. Collections des musées de Compiègne et de Laon. Paris: Adam Biro. ISBN 2-87660-316-0.

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García Ramón, José L. 1998-1999. “Mycenaean e-u-de-we-ro/Ehu-dewelo-/ ‘Having Nice Late Afternoons’, Homeric εὐδείελος and Cyrenaean Εὐεσπερίδες.” Pp. 135-147 in A-na-qo-ta. (Bibliographical Abbreviations, 371-375.)

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Gesell, Geraldine C. 2001. “The Function of the Plaque in the Shrines of the Goddess with Up-Raised Hands.” Pp. 253-258 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22. (With Plates LXXXI-LXXXIV.)

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Getz-Gentle, Pat 2001. Personal Styles in Early Cycladic Sculpture. Madison, Wisconsin: The University of Wisconsin Press. ISBN 0-299-17060-8.

§020799

Giardino, Claudio 2000. “Sicilian hoards and protohistoric metal trade in the Central West Mediterranean.” Pp. 99-107 in Metals Make the World Go Round.

§020800

Gibson, C.D. and J.A. Last 2001. “Early Chalcolithic and Byzantine remains at Çatalhöyük West.” Anatolian Archaeology 7:4-6.

§020801

Godart, Louis 2001. “La Terre Mère et le monde égéen.” Pp. 463-466 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22.

§020802

Godart, Louis and Anna Sacconi 2000. “Tebe, Demetra ed Eleusi.” Pp. 17-26 in Presenza e funzione della città di Tebe nella cultura greca: Atti del Convegno Internazionale (Urbino 7-9 luglio 1997), ed. Bernardini, Paola Angeli. Pisa: Instituti Editoriali e Poligrafici Internazionali. ISBN 88-8147-198-1.

§020803

Goodison, Lucy 2001. “From Tholos Tomb to Throne Room: Perceptions of the Sun in Minoan Ritual.” Pp. 77-88 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22. (With Plates XVIII-XXIV.)

§020804

Grove, A.T. and Oliver Rackham 2001. The Nature of Mediterranean Europe: An Ecological History. New Haven: Yale University Press. ISBN 0-300-08443-9

§020805

Gulizio, Joann, Kevin Pluta, and Thomas G. Palaima 2001. “Religion in the Room of the Chariot Tablets.” Pp. 453-461 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22.

§020806


Haggis, D.C. 2002. “Integration and Complexity in the Late Pre-Palatial Period. A View from the Countryside in Eastern Crete.” Pp. 120-142 in Labyrinth Revisited.

§020807

Haider, Peter W. 2001. “Minoan Deities in an Egyptian Medical Text.” Pp. 479-482 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22.

§020808

Hallager, Birgitta P. 2001. “The Ram in Cultic Contexts?” Pp. 315-320 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22. (With Plate XCVII.)

§020809

Hallager, Erik 2001. “A Waste Deposit from a LBA-Shrine in Khania (?).” Pp. 175-180 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22. (With Plates XLVI-XLVII.)

§020810

Halstead, Paul 1998-1999. “Texts, Bones and Herders: Approaches to Animal Husbandry in Late Bronze Age Greece.” Pp. 149-189 in A-na-qo-ta. (Bibliographical Abbreviations, 371-375.)

§020811

Hamilakis, Yannis 2002. “Introduction: Experience and Corporeality.” Pp. 99-103 in Thinking through the Body.

§020812

Hamilakis, Yannis, ed. 2002. Labyrinth Revisited. Rethinking ‘Minoan’ Archaeology. Oxford: Oxbow Books. ISBN 1-84217-061-9.

§020813

Hamilakis, Yannis 2002. “The past as oral history: towards an archaeology of the senses.” Pp. 121-136 in Thinking through the Body.

§020814

Hamilakis, Yannis 2002. “What Future for the ‘Minoan’ Past? Re-thinking Minoan Archaeology.” Pp. 2-28 in Labyrinth Revisited.

§020815

Hamilakis, Yannis, Mark Pluciennik, and Sarah Tarlow, eds. 2002. Thinking through the Body. Archaeologies of Corporeality. New York: Kluwer Academic/Plenum Publishers. ISBN 0-306-46648-1.

§020816

Hein, Irmgard 2001. “Untersuchungen und vorläufige Bilanz zur Keramik aus‘Ezbet Helmi, speziell Areal H/V.” Ägypten und Levante 11:121-147.

§020817

Herscher, Ellen 2001. “Destroying the Past in Order to ‘Save’ It: Collecting Antiquities from Cyprus.” Pp. 138-154 in Archaeology and Society in the 21st Century.

§020818

Hielte-Stavropoulou, Maria 2001. “The Horseshoe-Shaped and Other Structures and Installations for Performing Rituals in Funeral Contexts in Middle Helladic and Early Mycenaean Times.” Pp. 103-112 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22. (With Plates XXIX-XXX.)

§020819

Hiller, Stefan 1998-1999. “ku-na-ke-ta.” Pp. 191-196 in A-na-qo-ta. (Bibliographical Abbreviations, 371-375.)

§020820


Hiller, Stefan 2001. “Potnia/Potnios Aigon. On the Religious Aspects of Goats in the Aegean Late Bronze Age.” Pp. 293-304 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22. (With Plates XCI-XCV.)

§020821

Hitchcock, Louise and Paul Koudounaris 2002. “Virtual Discourse: Arthur Evans and the Reconstructions of the Minoan Palace at Knossos.” Pp. 40-58 in Labyrinth Revisited.

§020822

Hodder, Ian 2001. “Çatalhöyük 2001.” Anatolian Archaeology 7:2-3. §020823

Högemann, Peter 2000. “Zum Iliasdichter - Ein anatolischer Standpunkt.” Studia Troica 10:183-198.

§020824

Jablonka, Peter 2000. “Computergestützte Rekonstruktion und Darstellung der Stratigraphie von Troia.” Studia Troica 10:99-122.

§020825

Jones, Bernice 2001. “The Minoan ‘Snake Goddess.’ New Interpretations of her Costume and Identity.” Pp. 259-265 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22. (With Plates LXXXV-LXXXVIII.)

§020826

Jones, Donald W. 2000. External Relations of Early Iron Age Crete, 1100-600 B.C. Archaeological Institute of America: Monographs New Series 4, Philadelphia: The University Museum, University of Pennsylvania. ISBN 0-7872-7183-7

§020827

Kamm, Walther 2000. “Mykenische Kuppelgräber. Die Entschlüsselung der Bauentwürfe.” AM 115:19-71.

§020828

Kanta, Athanasia and Anastasia Tzigounaki 2001. “The Character of the Minoan Goddess. New Evidence from the Area of Amari.” Pp. 151-157 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22. (With Plates XXXVII-XXXVIII.)

§020829

Karageorghis, Vassos 2000. “Some aspects of Cyprus at the end of the Late Bronze Age.” ScAnt 10:599-626.

§020830

Karageorghis, Vassos 2001. “The Great Goddess of Cyprus Between the Aegeans and the ‘Eteocypriots.’” Pp. 323-327 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22. (With Plate XCVIII.)

§020831

Kayafa, Maria, Sophie Stos-Gale, and Noel Gale 2000. “The circulation of copper in the Early Bronze Age in mainland Greece: the Lead Isotope evidence from Lerna, Lithares and Tsoungiza.” Pp. 39-55 in Metals Make the World Go Round.

§020832

Kayan, IÆlhan 2000. “The Water Supply of Troia.” Studia Troica 10:135-144. §020833

Kazansky, Nikolai 2001. “The Mycenaean Greek me-ta-qe, pe-i and Its Correspondences in the Language of Homer’s Epic.” Hyperboreus 7.1-2:17-24. (Russian Summary, 24.)

§020834


Killen, John T. 2001. “Religion at Pylos: The Evidence of the Fn Tablets.” Pp. 435-443 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22.

§020835

Knappett, Carl 2002. “Mind the Gap: Between Pots and Politics in Minoan Studies.” Pp. 167-188 in Labyrinth Revisited.

§020836

Koehl, Robert B. 2001. “The ‘Sacred Marriage’ in Minoan Religion and Ritual.” Pp. 237-243 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22. (With Plates LXXVII-LXXIX.)

§020837

Konsolaki-Yannopoulou, Eleni 2001. “New Evidence for the Practice of Libations in the Aegean Bronze Age.” Pp. 213-220 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22. (With Plates LXVII-LXXI.)

§020838

Kopaka, Katerina 2001. “A Day in Potnia’s Life. Aspects of Potnia and Reflected ‘Mistress’ Activities in the Aegean Bronze Age.” Pp. 15-27 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22. (With Plates III-VI.)

§020839

Korfmann, Manfred 2000. “Troia - Ausgrabungen 1999.” Studia Troica 10:1-52. §020840

Korfmann, Manfred 2001. “Troia/Wilusa - Ausgrabungen 2000.” Studia Troica 11:1-50. §020841

Kovacheva, Mary, Maria Kostadinova, Neli Jordanova, and Valentin Gigov 2002. “Bronze Age Sarovka Site Near Dubene (In the Context of New Archaeomagnetic Studies, and Its Synchronization with Other Bronze Age Sites from Bulgaria).” Pp. 80-96 in Material Evidence and Cultural Pattern in Prehistory.

§020842

Kyriakidis, Evangelos 1998-1999. “Scribes Treated as Criminals: A Note on the Study of Palm and Fingerprints on the Linear B Tablets of Knossos.” Pp. 197-204 in A-na-qo-ta (Bibliographical Abbreviations, 371-375.)

§020843

Kyriakidis, Evangelos 2001. “The Economics of Potnia: Storage in ‘Temples’ of Prehistoric Greece.” Pp. 123-129 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22.

§020844

La Rosa, Vincenzo 2001. “Minoan Baetyls: Between Funerary Rituals and Epiphanies.” Pp. 221-227 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22. (With Plates LXXII-LXXIV.)

§020845

Laffineur, Robert 2001. “Seeing is Believing: Reflections on Divine Imagery in the Aegean Bronze Age.” Pp. 387-392 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22.

§020846

Laffineur, Robert and Robin Hägg, eds. 2001. Potnia: Deities and Religion in the Aegean Bronze Age. Proceedings of the 8th International Aegean Conference / 8e Rencontre égéenne internationale. Göteborg, Göteborg University, 12-15 April 2000. Aegaeum 22, Liège: Université de Liège.

§020847


Lassen, Hanne 2000. “Introduction to weight systems in the Bronze Age East Mediterranean: the case of Kalavasos-Ayios Dhimitrios.” Pp. 233-246 in Metals Make the World Go Round.

§020848

Lefèvre-Novaro, Daniela 2001. “Un nouvel examen des modèles réduits trouvés dans la grande tombe de Kamilari.” Pp. 89-98 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22. (With Plates XXV-XXVI.)

§020849

Leshtakov, Krassimir 2002. “Some Suggestions Regarding the Formation of the ‘Thracian Religion’ (In the Light of New Archaeological Evidence from South Bulgaria).” Pp. 19-51 in Material Evidence and Cultural Pattern in Prehistory.

§020850

Lichardus, Jan, Alexander Fol, Ljudmil Getov, François Bertemes, Rudolf Echt, Rumen Katinc=arov, and Ilija Kra¨stev Iliev 2000. Forschungen in der Mikroregion von Drama (Südostbulgarien). Zusammenfassung der Hauptergebnisse der bulgarish-deutschen Grabungen in den Jahren 1983-1999. Bonn: Dr. Rudolf Habelt GmbH. ISBN 3-7749-3019-8.

§020851

Mansfeld, Günter 2001. “Die Kontroll-Ausgrabungen des ‘Pinnacle E4/5’ im Zentrum der Burg Troia.” Studia Troica 11:51-308. (With Plates 1-25.)

§020852

Maran, Joseph 2001. “Political and Religious Aspects of Architectural Change on the Upper Citadel of Tiryns. The Case of Building T.” Pp. 113-122 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22. (With Plates XXXI-XXXIII.)

§020853

Marangou, Anna G. 2000. The Consul Luigi Palma di Cesnola, 1832-1904: Life & Deeds. Nicosia: The Cultural Centre of the Popular Bank Group. ISBN 9963-42-240-3.

§020854

McEnroe, John C. 2002. “Cretan Questions: Politics and Archaeology 1898-1913.” Pp. 59-72 in Labyrinth Revisited.

§020855

Mielsch, Harald, P.E. Pecorella, A. Romualdi, St. Bruni, and E. Paribeni 2000. Meisterwerke Griechischer Keramik aus der Sammlung Giuseppe Sinopoli. Mainz: Verlag Philipp von Zabern. ISBN 3-8053-2728-5.

§020856

Militello, Pietro 2001. “Archeologia, iconografia e culti ad Haghia Triada in età TM I.” Pp. 159-168 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22. (With Plates XXXIX-XLIII.)

§020857

Momigliano, N., I. Morabito, G. Graziadio, P. Belli, M. Benzi, and S. Couch 2001. “Report on the 2001 study season of the Bronze Age levels at Iasos (SW Turkey).” SMEA 43.2:269-274.

§020858

Momigliano, Nicoletta 2001. “Bronze Age Carian Iasos.” Anatolian Archaeology 7:15. §020859


Morris, Christine 2001. “The Language of Gesture in Minoan Religion.” Pp. 245-251 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22. (With Plate LXXX.)

§020860

Morris, Christine and Alan Peatfield 2002. “Feeling through the body: gesture in Cretan Bronze Age Religion.” Pp. 105-120 in Thinking through the Body.

§020861

Morris, Sarah P. 2001. “Potnia Aswiya: Anatolian Contributions to Greek Religion.” Pp. 423-434 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22. (With Plates CVII-CVIII.)

§020862

Müller-Celka, Sylvie 2001. “Les personnages féminins des perles mycéniennes en verre bleu.” Pp. 277-290 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22. (With Plate XC.)

§020863

Murray, Tim, ed. 1999. The Great Archaeologists, Vol. 1 and 2. Encyclopedia of Archaeology, Santa Barbara: ABC-CLIO. ISBN 1-57607-199-5.

§020864

Nakou, Georgia 2000. “Metalwork, Basketry and Pottery in the Aegean Early Bronze Age: a Meaningful Relationship.” Pp. 27-57 in Δώρημα: A Tribute to the A.G. Leventis Foundation on the Occasion of its 20th Anniversary, ed. Serghidou, Anastasia. Nicosia: The A.G. Leventis Foundation. ISBN 9963-560-44-X.

§020865

Nielsen, Anne Marie and Lone Wriedt Sørensen 2001. Corpus of Cypriote Antiquities 22. The Vase Collection in the Odense University, eds. Nys, Karin and Paul Åström. SIMA 20:22, Jonsered: Paul Åström Förlag. ISBN 91-7081-185-7.

§020866

Nikolaidou, Marianna 2002. “Palaces with Faces in Protopalatial Crete: Looking for the People in the First Minoan States.” Pp. 74-97 in Labyrinth Revisited.

§020867

Nikolova, Lolita, ed. 2000. Analyzing the Bronze Age. Contributions to the Prehistoric Cultural Pattern in the Balkans. Reports of Prehistoric Research Projects 4, Sofia: Prehistory Foundation.

§020868

Nikolova, Lolita 2000. “Social transformations and evolution in the Balkans in the Fourth and Third Millennia BC.” Pp. 1-8 in Analyzing the Bronze Age. Contributions to the Prehistoric Cultural Pattern in the Balkans, ed. Nikolova, Lolita. Reports of Prehistoric Research Projects 4, Sofia: Prehistory Foundation.

§020869

Nikolova, Lolita 2002. “Diversity of Prehistoric Burial Customs. Part 1. Towards the Structure and Meaning of the Burials in Settlements and in Graveyards in Later Balkan Prehistory.” Pp. 53-87 in Material Evidence and Cultural Pattern in Prehistory.

§020870

Nikolova, Lolita, ed. 2002. Material Evidence and Cultural Pattern in Prehistory. Contributions to the Theory and History of the Household and Burial Customs. Reports of Prehistoric Research Projects 5, Sofia: Prehistory Foundation.

§020871


Noll, K.L. 2001. Canaan and Israel in Antiquity: An Introduction. The Biblical Seminar 83, London: Sheffield Academic Press. ISBN 1-84127-318-X (hardback) and ISBN 1-84127-258-2 (paperback.)

§020872

Nosch, Marie-Louise B. and Massimo Perna 2001. “Cloth in the Cult.” Pp. 471-477 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22.

§020873

Nowicki, Krzysztof 2001. “Minoan Peak Sanctuaries: Reassessing their Origins.” Pp. 31-37 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22. (With Plates VII-VIII.)

§020874

Palaima, Thomas G. 1998-1999. “Special vs. Normal Mycenean: Hand 24 and Writing in the Service of the King?” Pp. 205-221 in A-na-qo-ta. (Bibliographical Abbreviations, 371-375.)

§020875

Palaima, Thomas G. 2001. “A Linear-B-Inscribed ‘Herring’ from Göteborg: An Ichthyomorphic Epiphany.” Pp. 485-491 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22.

§020876

Palmer, Ruth 1998-1999. “Models in Linear B Landholding: An Analysis of Methodology.” Pp. 223-250 in A-na-qo-ta. (Bibliographical Abbreviations, 371-375.)

§020877

Papatsaroucha, Elsa 2001. “Le sanctuaire représenté en fragments: un aspect de l’iconographie talismanique.” Pp. 269-274 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22. (With Plate LXXXIX.)

§020878

Pare, C.F.E., ed. 2000. Metals Make the World Go Round: The Supply and Circulation of Metals in Bronze Age Europe. Proceedings of a conference held at the University of Birmingham in June 1997. Oxford: Oxbow Books. ISBN 1-84217-019-8.

§020879

Pare, Christopher 2000. “Bronze and the Bronze Age.” Pp. 1-38 in Metals Make the World Go Round.

§020880

Pavlidis, Lefki, Clive S. Fraser, and Cliff Ogleby 2002. “The application of high-resolution satellite imagery for the detection of ancient Minoan features on Crete.” Pp. 393-400 in Archaeological Informatics.

§020881

Pearce, Mark 2000. “Metals make the world go round: the copper supply for Frattesina.” Pp. 108-115 in Metals Make the World Go Round.

§020882

Peatfield, Alan 2001. “Divinity and Performance on Minoan Peak Sanctuaries.” Pp. 51-55 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22.

§020883

Poulianos, Nickos A. 1995. La Grotta e l’Uomo di Petralona. Firenze: International Institute for the Study of Man. ISBN 88-86720-09-2.

§020884


Preziosi, Donald 2002. “Archaeology as Museology: Re-thinking the Minoan Past.” Pp. 30-39 in Labyrinth Revisited.

§020885

Pulak, Cemal 2000. “The balance weights from the Late Bronze Age shipwreck at Uluburum.” Pp. 247-266 in Metals Make the World Go Round.

§020886

Rousioti, Dimitra 2001. “Did the Mycenaeans Believe in Theriomorphic Divinities?” Pp. 305-314 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22. (With Plate XCVI.)

§020887

Ruijgh, C.J. 1998-1999. “The Social Status of Persons Indicated by Possessive Adjectives in -e-jo, with some Linguistic Observations.” Pp. 251-272 in A-na-qo-ta. (Bibliographical Abbreviations, 371-375.)

§020888

Ruiz-Gálvez, Marisa 2000. “Weight systems and exchange networks in Bronze Age Europe.” Pp. 267-279 in Metals Make the World Go Round.

§020889

Russell, Thembi and James Steele 2002. “Visualising the Neolithic transition in Europe.” Pp. 511-516 in Archaeological Informatics.

§020890

Rystedt, Eva 2001. “A New (Old) Mycenaean Scene of Worship.” Pp. 393-399 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22. (With Plates CV-CVI.)

§020891

Sacconi, Anna 2001. “Les repas sacrés dans les textes mycéniens.” Pp. 467-470 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22.

§020892

Sakellarakis, Yannis and Efi Sapouna-Sakellaraki 1997. Archanes. Minoan Crete in a New Light, Vol. 1. Ammos Publications. ISBN 960-202-167-5 (Vol.1) and ISBN 960-202-169-1 (set.)

§020893

Sakellarakis, Yannis and Efi Sapouna-Sakellaraki 1997. Archanes. Minoan Crete in a New Light, Vol. 2. Ammos Publications. ISBN 960-202-168-3 (Vol.2) and ISBN 960-202-169-1 (set.)

§020894

Sarris, Apostolos, Katerina Bichta, Marina Giasta, Anthi Giourou, Evaggelia Karimali, Vaggelis Kevgas, Kostas Margetousakis, Eleni Peraki, Steven Soetens, Katerina Tzaneteas, Sofia Topouzi, and Achilleas Tripolitsiotis 2002. “A Web-based Digital Archaeological Map to Lasithi, E. Crete.” Pp. 309-322 in Archaeological Informatics.

§020895

Schlager, Norbert, et al. 2001. “Pleistozäne, neolithische, bronzezeitliche und rezente Befunde und Ruinen im fernen Osten Kretas. Dokumentation 2000.” ÖJh 70:157-220.

§020896

Schneider, Lambert and Cristoph Höcker 2001. Die Akropolis von Athen: Eine Kunst- und Kulturgeschichte. Darmstadt: Primus Verlag. ISBN 3-89678-410-2.

§020897


Schoep, Ilse 1998-1999. “Minoan Administration at Haghia Triada: A Multi-Disciplinary Comparison of the Linear A Tablets from the Villa and the Casa del Lebete.” Pp. 273-294 in A-na-qo-ta. (Bibliographical Abbreviations, 371-375.)

§020898

Schwink, Frederick W. 1998-1999. “On the Learnability of Linear B.” Pp. 295-307 in A-na-qo-ta. (Bibliographical Abbreviations, 371-375.)

§020899

Sebbane, Michael 2001. “Board Games from Canaan in the Early and Intermediate Bronze Ages and the Origin of the Egyptian Senet Game.” TelAviv 28.2:213-230.

§020900

Serghidou, Anastasia, ed. 2000. Δώρημα: A Tribute to the A.G. Leventis Foundation on the Occasion of its 20th Anniversary. Nicosia: The A.G. Leventis Foundation. ISBN 9963-560-44-X.

§020901

Shelmerdine, Cynthia W. 1998-1999. “The Southwestern Department at Pylos.” Pp. 309-337 in A-na-qo-ta. (Bibliographical Abbreviations, 371-375.)

§020902

Sherratt, Susan 2000. “Circulation of metals and the end of the Bronze Age in the Eastern Mediterranean.” Pp. 82-98 in Metals Make the World Go Round.

§020903

Shinoto, Maria, Zoltán Böröcz, Cartsen Thomas, Dieter Dirksen, Joseph Maran, and Gert von Bally 2002. “Topometrical measurements in Tiryns, Greece. Report on a co-operate project between physics and archaeology.” Pp. 181-189 in Archaeological Informatics.

§020904

Silberman, Neil Asher and Ernest S. Frerichs, eds. 2001. Archaeology and Society in the 21st Century: The Dead Sea Scrolls and Other Case Studies. Jerusalem: Israel Exploration Society. ISBN 965-221-045-5.

§020905

Soetens, S., A. Sarris, S. Topouzi, and A. Tripolitsiotis 2002. “GIS Modeling of the Minoan Peak Sanctuaries of East Crete.” Pp. 129-137 in Archaeological Informatics.

§020906

Soles, Jeffrey S. 2001. “Reverence for Dead Ancestors in Prehistoric Crete.” Pp. 229-236 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22. (With Plates LXXV-LXXVI.)

§020907

Specht, Edith 2001. “Tenedos und Tennes: Zur frühen Geschichte der Insel.” Hyperboreus 7.1-2:25-36. (Russian Summary, 36.)

§020908

Stefanova, Morena 2000. “Control excavations at Mihalich in 1998-1999 (preliminary communication).” Pp. 21-31 in Analyzing the Bronze Age. Contributions to the Prehistoric Cultural Pattern in the Balkans, ed. Nikolova, Lolita. Reports of Prehistoric Research Projects 4, Sofia: Prehistory Foundation.

§020909


Stone, Elizabeth C. and Paul E. Zimansky 1999. The Iron Age Settlement at ‘Ain Dara, Syria: Survey and Soundings. BAR-IS 786, Oxford: John and Erica Hedges. ISBN 1-84171-103-9 (With contributions by Patricia L. Crawford, Carol J. Frey, Curtis W. Marean, and Murray C. McClellan.)

§020910

Stos-Gale, Sophie 2000. “Trade in metals in the Bronze Age Mediterranean: an overview of Lead Isotope data for provenance studies.” Pp. 56-69 in Metals Make the World Go Round.

§020911

Stürmer, Veit 2001. “‘Naturkulträume’ auf Kreta und Thera: Ausstattung, Definition und Funktion.” Pp. 69-75 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22. (With Plates XVI-XVII.)

§020912

Thomas, Carol and Michael Wedde 2001. “Desperately Seeking Potnia.” Pp. 3-14 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22. (With Plates I-II.)

§020913

Thompson, Rupert 1998-1999. “Bull’s Testicles and Mycenaean Onomastics: Must ἶφι be singular?” Pp. 339-347 in A-na-qo-ta. (Bibliographical Abbreviations, 371-375.)

§020914

Topouzi, S., A. Tripolitsiotis, A. Sarris, S. Mertikas, and S. Soetens 2002. “Errors & Inaccuracies in Repositioning of Archaeological Sites.” Pp. 417-426 in Archaeological Informatics.

§020915

Trümpy, Catherine 2001. “Potnia dans les tablettes mycéniennes: quelques problèmes d’interprétation.” Pp. 411-421 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22.

§020916

Tsipopoulou, Metaxia 2001. “A New Late Minoan IIIC Shrine at Halasmenos, East Crete.” Pp. 99-101 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22. (With Plate XXVII.)

§020917

Tyree, E. Loeta 2001. “Diachronic Changes in Minoan Cave Cult.” Pp. 39-50 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22. (With Plates IX-XI.)

§020918

Uerpmann, Margarete and Wim Van Neer 2000. “Fischreste aus den Grabungen in Troia (1989-1999).” Studia Troica 10:145-179.

§020919

Van de Moortel, Aleydis 2002. “Pottery as a Barometer of Economic Change: From the Protopalatial to the Neopalatial Society in Central Crete.” Pp. 189-211 in Labyrinth Revisited.

§020920

Varias, Carlos 1998-1999. “The Personal Names from the Knossos B-Tablets and from the Mycenae Tablets.” Pp. 349-370 in A-na-qo-ta. (Bibliographical Abbreviations, 371-375.)

§020921

Vollmann, Rolf 2001. Trojanische Träume in Mecklenburg: Heinrich Schliemann Selbstbiographie. Stuttgart: Mayer. ISBN 3-932386-53-1.

§020922


Weilhartner, Jörg 2000. “Ober- und Unterstadt von Troia im archäologischen Befund und in den homerischen Epen.” Studia Troica 10:199-210.

§020923

Whittaker, Helène 2001. “Reflections on the Socio-Political Function of Mycenaean Religion.” Pp. 355-360 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22.

§020924

Yasur-Landau, Assaf 2001. “The Mother(s) of all Philistines? Aegean Enthroned Deities of the 12th-11th Century Philistia.” Pp. 329-343 in Potnia, Aegaeum 22. (With Plates XCIX-C.)

§020925

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§020926

Bawden, Garth and Richard Martin Reycraft, eds. 2000. Environmental Disaster and the Archaeology of Human Response [§020007]. (Robert Young, AJA 106.3 (2002) 475-476.)

§020927

Bottéro, Jean, Clarisse Herrenschmidt, and Jean-Pierre Vernant 2000. Ancestor of the West: Writing, Reasoning, and Religion in Mesopotamia, Elam, and Greece [§020013]. (David Brown, “‘One Out of Three Ain’t Bad,’” CAJ 12.1 (2002) 165-169.)

§020928

Dickers, Aurelia 2001. Die spätmykenischen Siegel aus weichem Stein: Untersuchungen zur spätbronzezeitlichen Glyptik auf dem griechischen Festland und in der Ägäis [§020776]. (Olga H. Krzyszkowska, AJA 106.3 (2002) 483-484.)

§020929

Eder, Birgitta 1998. Argolis, Lakonien, Messenien vom Ende der Mykenischen Palastzeit bis zur Einwanderung der Dorier [§000145]. (Stefan Hiller, Gnomon 74.4 (2002) 340-343.)

§020930

Kardulias, P. Nick and Mark T. Shutes, eds. 1997. Aegean Strategies: Studies of Culture and Environment on the European Fringe [§980957]. (Robin Osborne, Environmental Archaeology. The Journal of Human Palaeoecology 4 (1999) 105-107.)

§020931

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