COMMUNICATIONS From the Editors
The editors of Nestor remind all subscribers and subscription services that Nestor is not published during June, July, or August; Nestor 32.6 will be mailed in September 2005, and claims for that issue should not be filed before November of the same year. We wish readers a productive and enjoyable summer and hope to see you during our own research activities. Grants and Fellowships
On 3 June 2005 applications are due for a Bursary in Bioarchaeology to support bioarchaeological research related to Greece or Cyprus, using the facilities of the Fitch Laboratory at the British School at Athens, which include modern reference collections for archaeobotanical and zooarchaeological research, together with work space, microscopes, and computing facilities. In addition to a bursary of €1400, the award includes free accommodation in the Hostel of the British School at Athens for 3 months during the period from October through December 2005. Further information is available from Dr. E. Kiriatzi, the Laboratory Director (e-mail: [email protected]) or at http://www.bsa.gla.ac.uk/. Applications should include a CV, the names and addresses of two referees, a covering letter that includes a brief description of the proposed project (including aims, methods, materials, and schedule), and copies of any required permits for study and transfer to the Fitch Laboratory of bioarchaeological samples; applications can be submitted by post or e-mail to Fitch Laboratory Bioarchaeology Bursary, The Director, Fitch Laboratory, The British School at Athens, Souidias 52, 106 76 Athens, Greece; e-mail: [email protected]. Calls for Papers
On 30 June 2005 abstracts (150-200 words, including name, institution, and the title of the paper) are due for the 12th Neolithic Seminar: Prehistoric Gene Flow and Cognitive (r)Evolution: Inferences on the Neolithisation of Eurasia, to be held from 10-13 November 2005 at the Department of Archaeology, Ljubljana University, Ljubljana, Slovenia. The objective of this seminar is to provide a forum for the discussion of cognitive evolution and symbolic transmission in correlation with prehistoric population genetic dynamics in Eurasia, with emphases on origins and diffusions of Y-chromosome haplogroups I, R, E and J and mitochondrial DNA variation in relation to the dispersals of Upper Palaeolithic and Neolithic hunter-gatherers and farmers, the evolution of cognitive structures and the systems of external symbolic storage, and a range of symbolic aspects of artefacts, rituals, and landscapes. Different case studies and theoretical approaches, including archaeology, archaeogenetics, anthropology, sociology, and psychology are welcome. All previous Neolithic Seminar proceedings are available in the periodical Documenta
Bibliography of Aegean Prehistory and Related Areas Published monthly, September to May, by the Department of Classics, University of Cincinnati
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Prehistorica XXI-XXXI. Abstracts should be submitted by e-mail to [email protected]; further information is available from Dr. Mihael Budja, Department of Archaeology, University of Ljubljana, Askerceva 2, 1000 Ljubljana, Slovenia; or from the web-site: http://www.ff.uni-lj.si/arheologija/neolitik/seminars/s11.html.
In September 2005 proposals (with ca. 100 word abstracts in English and French) for Colloquia
or Workshops are due for the XVth Congress of the Union Internationale des Sciences Préhistoriques et Protohistoriques (XVth Congress of the U.I.S.P.P.), to be held in Lisbon on 4-9 September 2006, with pre- and post-Congress excursions beginning and ending on 28 August and 17 September, respectively. Colloquia must be organized by at least two coordinators from different countries, with the aims of bringing together up-dated perspectives on a major relevant topic, and of leading to specific conclusions; workshops address new research topics, either not considered by the Commissions or having a limited thematic scope, with the aim of promoting discussion on these topics and suggesting guidelines for further work. In April 2006 proposals (with ca. 100 word abstracts in English and French) for papers are due. On 30 June 2005 the period for the lowest fees for registration for this Congress will end, with progressively rising fees for later registration dates. Registration forms, forms for submitting proposals, and a list of Colloquia and Workshops already proposed with abstracts and contact information, and further information are available at http://www.uispp.ipt.pt/, or from Secretary of the XVth Congress of the U.I.S.P.P., c/. Prof. Luiz Oosterbeek, Instituto Politécnico de Tomar, Estrada da Serra, 2300 TOMAR, Portugal; telephone: +351-249-346363; fax: +351-249-346366; e-mail: [email protected]. Past Lectures and Conferences
On 28-30 April 2005 a conference entitled Metallurgy - a touchstone for cross-cultural interaction was held at the British Museum. Further information is available at http://www.thebritishmuseum.ac.uk/whatson/events/metals%20conf%201.htm. Papers and posters of interest to Nestor readers included: J. D. Muhly, “The First Use of Metal on Minoan Crete” N. H. Gale and Z. A. Stos-Gale, “Cross-cultural Minoan networks and the development of
metallurgy in Bronze Age Crete” M. Cultraro, “Lemnos before Hephaistos. Metalworking and technological interactions in the
Northern Aegean during the Third Millennium BC”
On 4-8 May 2005 an international conference entitled Cibo per gli uomini - Cibo per gli dei: Archeologia del pasto rituale was held at the Piazza Armerina, Enna. Further information is available from http://www.foodforgods.it/. Papers of interest to Nestor readers included: M. Cultraro, “L’archeologia del pasto rituale. Aspetti metodologici e indicatori” Ch. Marangou, “Material, Ritual and Trascendental food for thought in the Early Bronze Age” M. Wecowski, “Symposium, Homeric banquet and early Greek conviviality” H. Whittaker, “Ritual meals in Mycenaean Cult Buildings” A. Greco, “Il calendario delle festività religiose e l’allevamento ovino nel mondo miceneo” A. Mazarakis Ainian, “The Archaeology of the Ritual Meal in Early Iron Age Greece” N. Kourou, “Animal sacrifice in the Early Iron Age: tradition and innovation” S. Todaro, “Il banchetto come rituale comunitario non funerario presso una comunità dell’Antica
Età del Bronzo cretese” F. Carinci, “Dalla Tomba al Palazzo: preparazione, distribuzione e rituale di cibi e bevande” V. La Rosa, “I piattelli celati: una liturgia tra l’elitario e il domestico nella Creta protopalaziale” O. Palio, “Consumo di cibo e attività rituale a Festòs in età neopalaziale: l’edificio di Haghia
Photini” P. Militello, “Per la dea, per il signore e per gli hetairoi: cerimonie collettive e pasti rituali a Creta
in età tardo minoica”
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N. Cucuzza, “Libagioni del TM III A nella necropoli di Haghia Triada” P. Betancourt, D. S. Reese, L. L. Verstegen, “Feasting at the Hagios Charalambos Cave, a Minoan
Ossuary in the Lassithi Plain” L. Tyree and A. Kanta, “Cooking pots: in the depths of Minoan sacred caves” L. Girella, “Aspetti formali e funzioni del banchetto rituale a Creta e nell’Egeo meridionale tra
Protopalaziale e Neopalaziale” S. Privitera, “Banchetti domestici nella Creta neopalaziale: I casi di Gournià e Pseira” K. Perna, “Aspetti rituali e implicazioni sociali della consumazione e dell’offerta del cibo nel culto
della dea dalle braccia levate” E. Pappalardo, “Offerte di cibo nelle processioni religiose a Creta di I millennio” M. D’Acunto, “I templi a focolare centrale cretesi: rituali sacrificali e simbolismo politico” S. D’Onofrio , “Il cibo più antico del mondo” R. Laffineur, “Ritual meals in Mycenean Greece” A. M. D’Onofrio, “I cittadini e i loro antenati: sulle tracce dei rituali nei contesti archeologici della
prima età del Ferro e del primo arcaismo (c. 1075-600 a.C.)”
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Colour in the Ancient Mediterranean World
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Akdeniz, Engin 2004. “Kus≤adası Kadıkalesi Kazısında Bulunan Bir Hitit Heykelcig̈i.” Olba 9:21-56. (With Plates 10-12; English Summary, “A Hittite Figurine Found in the Excavation of Kadıkalesi in Kus≤adası,” Pp. 20-21.)
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Alram-Stern, Eva 2003. “The Acropolis of Aigeira before the Mycenaean Settlement.” Pp. 437-454 in The Synchronisation of Civilisations II. (Abbrevations, Pp. 7-9.)
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Anderson, Patricia C., Jacques Chabot, and Annelou van Gijn 2004. “The Functional Riddle of ‘Glossy’ Canaanean Blades and the Near Eastern Threshing Sledge.” JMA 17.1:87-130.
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Aravantinos, Vasilios, Andreas Konecny, and Ron Marchese 2001. “Plataiai: Die Kampagne 2000.” ÖJh 70:9-19.
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Aston, David A. 2003. “New Kingdom Pottery Phases as Revealed Through Well-Dated Tomb Contexts.” Pp. 135-162 in The Synchronisation of Civilisations II. (Abbrevations, Pp. 7-9.)
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Avishur, Y. and M. Heltzer 2003. “Carians as Skilled Masons in Israel and Mercenaries in Judah in the Early I Millenium B.C.E.” Kadmos 42:87-90.
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Bagh, Tine 2003. “The Relationship between Levantine Painted Ware, Syro/Cilician Ware and Khabur Ware and the Chronological Implications.” Pp. 219-237 in The Synchronisation of Civilisations II. (Abbrevations, Pp. 7-9.)
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Ben-Shlomo, David, Itzhaq Shai, and Aren M. Maeir 2004. “Late Philistine Decorated Ware (‘Ashdod Ware’): Typology, Chronology, and Production Centers.” BASOR 335:1-35. (Abstract, P. 1.)
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Bergamasco, Antonia 2001. “I sigilli dalla tholos di Vapheio: una nota.” Ostraka 10.1-2:7-24.
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Bergoffen, Celia J. 2003. “The Cypriote Pottery from Alalakh: Chronological Considerations.” Pp. 395-410 in The Synchronisation of Civilisations II. (Abbrevations, Pp. 7-9.)
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Bertini, Ferruccio, ed. 2002. Omaggio a Santo Tiné: Miscellanea di studi di Archeologia preistorica e protostorica. Pubblicazioni del D.AR.FI.CL.ET. N.S., n. 206, Genova: Università di Genova, Facoltà di Lettere.
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Bichler, Max, Martin Exler, Claudia Peltz, and Susanne Saminger 2003. “Thera Ashes.” Pp. 11-21 in The Synchronisation of Civilisations II. (Abbrevations, Pp. 7-9.)
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Bietak, Manfred 2003. “Science versus Archaeology: Problems and Consequences of High Aegean Chronology.” Pp. 23-33 in The Synchronisation of Civilisations II. (Abbrevations, Pp. 7-9.)
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Bietak, Manfred, ed. 2003. The Synchronisation of Civilisations in the Eastern Mediterranean in the Second Millennium B.C. II. Proceedings of the SCIEM 2000 - EuroConference, Haindorf, 2nd of May - 7th of May 2001. Denkschriften der Gesamtakademie XXIX. Contributions to the Chronology of the Eastern Mediterranean IV, Wien: Verlag der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften. ISBN 3-7001-3176-3. (Editorial Assistance: Ernst Czerny.)
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Bintliff, John, ed. 2004. A Companion to Archaeology. Oxford: Blackwell Publishing. ISBN 0-631-21302-3. (Advisory editors Timothy Earle and Christopher S. Peebles.)
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Bintliff, John 2004. “Time, Structure, and Agency: The Annales, Emergent Complexity, and Archaeology.” Pp. 174-194 in A Companion to Archaeology.
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Blakolmer, Fritz 2004. “Colour in the Aegean Bronze Age: From Monochromy to Polychromy.” Pp. 61-67 in Colour in the Ancient Mediterranean World.
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Borgna, Elisabetta 2003. “Regional Settlement Patterns, Exchange Systems and Sources of Power in Crete at the End of the Late Bronze Age: Establishing a Connection.” SMEA 45.2:153-183.
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Brandl, Baruch 2003. “The Cape Gelidonya Shipwreck Scarabs Reconsidered.” Pp. 249-261 in The Synchronisation of Civilisations II. (Abbrevations, Pp. 7-9.)
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Brothwell, D. R. and A. M. Pollard, eds. 2001. Handbook of Archaeological Sciences. Chichester: John Wiley and Sons, Ltd. ISBN 0-471-98484-1.
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Bruins, Hendrik J. and Johannes van der Plicht 2003. “Assorting and Synchronising Archaeological and Geological Strata with Radiocarbon: the Southern Levant in Relation to Egypt and Thera.” Pp. 35-42 in The Synchronisation of Civilisations II. (Abbrevations, Pp. 7-9.)
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Brysbaert, Ann 2004. “Take It or Leave It? Towards more non-Destructive Approaches in Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean Bronze Age Painted Plaster Studies.” Pp. 9-15 in Colour in the Ancient Mediterranean World.
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Cancik, Hubert 2004. “Wie die Alten den Troianischen Krieg datiert haben: Homers Epen im Geschichtsbild der Antike.” Pp. 53-75 in Troia: Von Homer bis heute, ed. Hofmann, Heinz. Tübingen: Attempto Verlag. ISBN 3-89308-363-4.
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Charles, M. and P. Halstead 2001. “Biological resource exploitation: problems of theory and method.” Pp. 365-378 in Handbook of Archaeological Sciences.
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Cichocki, Otto 2003. “Dendrochronological Investigations on Cedar Objects of Ancient Egypt.” Pp. 43-46 in The Synchronisation of Civilisations II. (Abbrevations, Pp. 7-9.)
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Cleland, Liza and Karen Stears, eds. 2004. Colour in the Ancient Mediterranean World. BAR-IS 1267, Oxford: John and Erica Hedges Ltd. ISBN 1-84171-373-2. (With Glenys Davies.)
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Corbey, Raymond, Robert Layton, and Jeremy Tanner 2004. “Archaeology and Art.” Pp. 357-379 in A Companion to Archaeology.
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Corvisier, Jean-Nicolas 2004. “Le bilan des land surveys pour la Grèce: apports et limites.” Pallas: Revue d’études antiques 64:15-33. (Les hommes et la terre dans la Méditerranée grèco-romaine.)
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Crouwel, Joost H., Mieke Prent, Stuart MacVeagh Thorne, René T. J. Cappers, Saskia A. Mulder, Tristan Carter, Elizabeth Langridge-Noti, and Leontien van Dijk-Schram 2002. “Geraki. An acropolis site in Lakonia. Preliminary report on the eighth season (2002).” Pharos 10:1-81.
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Davidson, D. A. and I. A. Simpson 2001. “Archaeology and soil micromorphology.” Pp. 167-177 in Handbook of Archaeological Sciences.
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Decker, Wolfgang and Jean-Paul Thuillier 2004. Le sport dans l’Antiquité: Égypte, Grèce et Rome. Paris: Éditions A. et J. Picard. ISBN 2-7084-0596-9.
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Deger-Jalkotzy, Sigrid 2003. “Work in Progress: Report on the ‘End of the Mycenaean Civilization’ Project for the years of 1999-2001.” Pp. 455-470 in The Synchronisation of Civilisations II. (Abbrevations, Pp. 7-9.)
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Demir, Muzaffer 2004. “On the Possible Previous Links of the Dark Age Aiolian Colonists with Their Newly Colonised Territories.” Olba 9:57-93. (Turkish Summary, Pp. 57-58.)
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Diacopoulos, Lita 2004. “Investigating Social Complexity through Regional Survey: ‘Second-Generation’ Analysis of Bronze Age Data from the Canadian Palaipaphos Survey Project, Southwestern Cyprus.” JMA 17.1:59-85.
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Echt, Rudolf, ed. 2004. “Katalog 1-147: Vorgeschichte.” Pp. 61-91 in Die Thraker. §050555
Echt, Rudolf, ed. 2004. “Katalog 148-185: Das mykenische Thrakien.” Pp. 101-111 in Die Thraker.
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Echt, Rudolf, ed. 2004. “Katalog 186-225: Königliche Dynastien.” Pp. 141-175 in Die Thraker.
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Echt, Rudolf, ed. 2004. “Katalog Drama.” Pp. 59-60 in Die Thraker. §050558
Edmonds, M. 2001. “Lithic exploitation and use.” Pp. 461-470 in Handbook of Archaeological Sciences.
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Eriksson, Kathryn O. 2003. “A Preliminary Synthesis of Recent Chronological Observations on the Relations Between Cyprus and Other Eastern Mediterranean Societies During the Late Middle Bronze - Late Bronze II Periods.” Pp. 411-429 in The Synchronisation of Civilisations II. (Abbrevations, Pp. 7-9.)
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Faucounau, Jean 2003. Les Peuples de la Mer et leur histoire. Paris: L’Harmattan. ISBN 2-7475-4369-2.
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Figueira, Thomas J., ed. 2004. Spartan Society. Swansea: The Classical Press of Wales. ISBN 0-9543845-7-1.
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Fischer, Peter M. 2003. “The Preliminary Chronology of Tell el-cAjjul: Results of the Renewed Excavations in 1999 and 2000.” Pp. 263-294 in The Synchronisation of Civilisations II. (Abbrevations, Pp. 7-9.)
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Fletcher, R. 2004. “Sidonians, Tyrians and Greeks in the Mediterranean: The Evidence from Egyptianising Amulets.” Ancient West and East 3.1:51-77. (Abstract, P. 51.)
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Flourentzos, Pavlos 2004. “A New Unique Object in Cypriote Archaeology: the Pyxis of the Goddess with Uplifted Arms.” JPR 18:4-7.
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Fol, Alexander 2004. “Die thrakische Orphik oder Zwei Wege zur Unsterblichkeit.” Pp. 177-186 in Die Thraker.
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Fol, Alexander 2004. “Die Thrakologie am Beginn des 21. Jahrhunderts.” Pp. 9-13 in Die Thraker.
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Fol, Alexander, Kiril Yordanov, and Kalin Porozhanov 2002. “Thirtieth anniversary of the Institute of Thracology at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences.” Thracia 14:27-42. (In Honour of 30th Anniversary of the Institute of Thracology at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences; Bio-bibliographies, Pp. 43-221; Abbreviations, Pp. 222-225.)
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Fol, Valeria 2004. “Herrscher und Priester im mykenischen Thrakien.” Pp. 93-100 in Die Thraker.
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Forstner-Müller, Irene 2003. “Continuity and Discontinuity - Attempting to Establish the Beginning of the Hyksos Period at Tell el-Dabca.” Pp. 163-170 in The Synchronisation of Civilisations II. (Abbrevations, Pp. 7-9.)
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Fourrier, Sabine 2003. “Cyprus and Cilicia in the Iron Age: a Review of the Evidence.” Olba 7:79-91. (With Plates 6-7; Turkish Summary, P. 79.)
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Gauß, Walter and Rudolfine Smetana 2003. “The Early Helladic III Pottery from Aegina Kolonna.” Pp. 471-486 in The Synchronisation of Civilisations II. (Abbrevations, Pp. 7-9.)
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Gillis, Carole 2004. “The Use of Colour in the Aegean Bronze Age.” Pp. 56-60 in Colour in the Ancient Mediterranean World.
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Gowlett, J. A. J. 2004. “Chronology and the Human Narrative.” Pp. 206-234 in A Companion to Archaeology.
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Graziadio, Giampaolo 2003. “I lingotti ox-hide nella glittica cipriota.” SMEA 45.1:27-69.
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Hadjisavvas, Sophocles 2003. “Dating Alassa.” Pp. 431-436 in The Synchronisation of Civilisations II. (Abbrevations, Pp. 7-9.)
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Hamilakis, Yannis and Eleni Konsolaki 2004. “Pigs for the gods: burnt animal sacrifices as embodied rituals at a Mycenaean sanctuary.” OJA 23.2:135-151. (Summary, P. 135.)
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Hammer, Claus U., Gero Kurat, Peter Hoppe, Walter Grum, and Henrik B. Clausen 2003. “Thera Eruption Date 1645 BC Confirmed by New Ice Core Data?” Pp. 87-94 in The Synchronisation of Civilisations II. (Abbrevations, Pp. 7-9.)
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Haubold, Johannes 2003. “Reinventing Troy.” Omnibus 45:18-19. §050579
Hedges, R. E. M. 2001. “Overview - Dating in archaeology; past, present and future.” Pp. 3-8 in Handbook of Archaeological Science.
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Hillbom, Niklas 2005. Minoan games and game boards. Lund: Department of Archaeology ad Ancient History, Lund University. ISBN 91-628-6447-5.
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Hiller, Stephan 2003. “Beni Hassan, die Anfänge der minoischen Freskenkunst und Fragen der Chronologie.” Pp. 487-499 in The Synchronisation of Civilisations II. (Abbrevations, Pp. 7-9.)
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Hofmann, Heinz, ed. 2004. Troia: Von Homer bis heute. Tübingen: Attempto Verlag. ISBN 3-89308-363-4.
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Iakovidis, Spyros 2003. “Late Mycenaean Perati and the Levant.” Pp. 501-511 in The Synchronisation of Civilisations II. (Abbrevations, Pp. 7-9.)
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Jablonka, Peter and C. Brian Rose 2004. “Late Bronze Age Troy: A Response to Frank Kolb.” AJA 108.4:615-630.
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Jacob, Wenzel 2004. “Vorwort.” Pp. 7-8 in Die Thraker. §050586
Jacobs, Ariane 2004. “The Knossos Miniature Paintings Reconsidered.” JPR 18:8-20. (Abstract, P. 9.)
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Kanta, Athanasia 2003. “The First Half of the Late Minoan IIIC. Correlations Among Cretan Sites with Reference to Mainland and Cypriote Developments.” Pp. 513-538 in The Synchronisation of Civilisations II. (Abbrevations, Pp. 7-9.)
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Keenan, D. J. 2004. “Radiocarbon Dates from Iron Age Gordion are Confounded.” Ancient West and East 3.1:100-103. (Abstract, P. 100.)
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Kennell, Stefanie 2002. “Schliemann and the Foreign Schools.” Pharos 10:135-156.
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Kerschner, Michael, Hans Mommsen, Christine Rogl, and Alexander Schwedt 2002. “Die Keramikproduktion von Ephesos in griechischer Zeit. Zum Stand der archäometrischen Forschungen.” ÖJh 71:189-206.
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Kitov, Georgi 2004. “Hügel, Gräber, Tempel.” Pp. 239-265 in Die Thraker. §050592
Kolb, Frank 2004. “Troy VI: A Trading Center and Commercial City?” AJA 108.4:577-613. (Abstract, P. 577.)
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Konova, Ljubava 2004. “Königsstädte, Residenzen, Tempel und Siedlungen im vorrömischen Thrakien.” Pp. 134-140 in Die Thraker.
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Konova, Ljubava 2004. “Thrakisch-griechische Synthesen.” Pp. 278-284 in Die Thraker.
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Kraft, John C., IÆlhan Kayan, Helmut Brückner, and George (Rip) Rapp, Jr. 2000. “A Geologic Analysis of Ancient Landscapes and the Harbors of Ephesus and the Artemision in Anatolia.” ÖJh 69:175-233. (Summary, P. 175.)
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Kuniholm, P. I. 2001. “Dendrochronology and other applications of tree-ring studies in archaeology.” Pp. 35-46 in Handbook of Archaeological Sciences.
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La Rosa, Vincenzo 2002. “Per una ‘comunicabilità dei vasi’: alcune delle domande possibili da parte di un archeologo.” Pp. 159-166 in Archaeometry in Europe in the Third Millennium: Convegno internazionale (Roma, 29-30 marzo 2001), eds. Piacentini, Mario and Sebastiano Sciuti. Contributi del Centro Linceo Interdisciplinare “Beniamino Segre” 105, Roma: Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei. ISBN 88-218-0880-7. (English and Italian Abstracts, P. 159.)
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Latacz, Joachim 2004. Troy and Homer: Towards a Solution of an Old Mystery. Oxford: Oxford University Press. ISBN 0-19-926308-6.
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Lebegyev, J. 2004. “Dating of the destruction horizon of the Mycenaean palaces by decorated ceramics.” ActaArchHung 55.3-4:239-278. (Abstract, P. 239.)
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Leonard, Albert, Jr. 2003. “MycIndex 3.1.” Pp. 539-544 in The Synchronisation of Civilisations II. (Abbrevations, Pp. 7-9.)
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Lichardus, Jan, Alexander Fol, Ljudmil Getov, François Bertemes, Rudolf Echt, Jochen Kubiniok, and Ilja Krä̈stev Iliev 2004. “Die bulgarisch-deutschen Forschungen in der Mikroregion von Drama (1983-2003).” Pp. 37-58 in Die Thraker.
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Link, Stefan 2004. “Snatching and keeping: The motif of taking in Spartan culture.” Pp. 1-24 in Spartan Society, ed. Figueira, Thomas J. Swansea: The Classical Press of Wales. ISBN 0-9543845-7-1.
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Steel, Louise 2003-2004. “Archaeology in Cyprus 1997-2002.” AR 50:93-111. §050632
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Tsipopoulou, Metaxia, Lucia Vagnetti, and Maria Liston 2003. “New evidence for the Dark Ages in the Isthmus of Hierapetra. An unplundered tholos tomb at Vasiliki.” SMEA 45.1:85-124.
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Whitley, James 2003-2004. “Archaeology in Greece 2003-2004.” AR 50:1-92. §050647
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