VOLUME 9, 2007-2008 (2011), 139p.
F. Mavridis, Salvage Excavation in the Cave of Antiparos, Cyclades: Prehistoric Pottery and Miscellaneous Finds. A Preliminary Report, p. 7-34;
V.
Apostolakou,
P.P. Betancourt,
T.M. Brogan,
The Alatzomouri Rock Shelter: Defining EM III in Eastern Crete, p. 35-48;
L. Girrella,
A View of MM IIIA at Phaistos: Pottery Production and Consumption at the Beginning of the Neopalatial Period , p.
49-89;
S. Budin,
A New Look at the Mavrospelio "Kourotrophos", p.
91- 103;
J.
Arvanitakis,
The Late Minoan II Goblet: Some Aspects of Ceramic Change at Early Final Palatial Knossos Reconsidered, p. 105-119;
E. Warren, Memories of Myrtos,
p. 121-133 (PDF
available);
Reviews:
V. Isaakidou and P.D. Tomkins (eds.), Escaping the Labyrinth. The Cretan Neolithic in Context (Sheffield Studies in Aegean Archaeology 8, Oxford 2008)
(Peter Warren),
p. 135-139;
For
version with abstracts, click here
VOLUME 8, 2005-2006 (2009), 146p.
M. Georgiadis, The Prehistoric Finds from the Halasarna
Survey Project
2003-2006, Kos:
A Preliminary Report, p. 7-19;
M.G.
Clinton,
S. Martino,
G.H. Myer,
D.O. Terry,
Jr., and
P.P. Betancourt, Rapid
Cooling Effects in Early Bronze Age Copper Smelting Slags from
Chrysokamino, p. 21-30;
E. Miller Bonney,
A
Reconsideration of
Depositional Practices in Early Bronze
Age Crete, p.
31-50;
L. Tyree,
F.W. McCoy,
A. Kanta,
D. Sphakianakis,
A. Stamos,
K. Aretaki,
and E. Kamilaki,
Inferences for Use of Skotino Cave
During the Bronze Age and Later Based on a Speleological and
Environmental
Study at Skotino Cave, Crete, p.
51-63;
M.
Devolder,
From
the
Ground Up: Earth in Minoan Construction. The Case of Building 5 at
Palaikastro, p. 65-80;
E. Drakaki, The Ownership of Hard Stone Seals with the
motif of a Pair of
Recumbent
Bovines from the Late Bronze Age Greek Mainland: A Contextual Approach,
p. 81-93;
R.A.K.
Smith,
E. Pappi,
M.K. Dabney,
S. Triantaphyllou,
and
J.C. Wright,
2006–2007 Excavations of the
Mycenaean Cemetery at Ayia
Sotira, Ancient
Nemea, p. 95-109 (PDF
available);
R. Jung and M. Mehofer, A
sword of Naue II type from Ugarit and the Historical Significance of
Italian-type
Weaponry in the Eastern Mediterranean,
p. 111-135
Obituary:
Paul
Faure 1916 – 2007 (Florence Driessen-Gaignerot),
p. 137-139;
Reviews:
R.
Koehl, Aegean
Bronze Age Rhyta
(Carl Knappett),
p. 141-144;
C.
Davaras and Ph.P. Betancourt, Hagia
Photia Cemetery I: The Tomb Groups and
Architecture (Krzysztof
Nowicki),
p. 144-146.
For
version with abstracts, click here
VOLUME
7,
2003-2004
(2006), 88p.
T.F.
STRASSER and C.G. FASSOULAS, Granodiorite
Axes from Knossos
and Their
Implications for Neolithic Trade in Crete,
p. 9-12;
H.
VANHAVERBEKE and M. WAELKENS, Territoriality
and Social
Change in Prehistoric Communities. A
Case-Study from the Burdur Plain (Anatolian Lake
District),
p. 13-37;
A.
VAN
DE MOORTEL and E. ZACHOU, 2004
Excavations at Mitrou, East
Lokris, p. 39-48 (PDF
available);
A.
YASUR-LANDAU, The
Last Glendi in Halasmenos: Social Aspects of Cooking in a Dark
Age
Cretan
Village,
49-66;
Review
articles:
P.
WARREN,
Ancient Crete
Through American Eyes, p. 67-72;
S.
WALLACE, Natural
and Cultural Landscapes in Bronze and Iron Age Crete,
p. 73-76;
Reviews:
E.M.
Konstantinidi, Jewellery
Revealed in the Burial Context Context of the Greek Bronze Age
(BAR Int. series
912, Oxford 2001) (M.
Tsipopoulou), p. 77-78;
Ph.
Betancourt and C. Davaras, Pseira
VI (INSTAP
Prehistory
Monographs 5, Philadelphia 2002)
and Pseira
VII (INSTAP Prehistory Monographs
6, Philadelphia 2003) (K. Nowicki), p. 78-82;
J.S.
Soles, Mochlos
IA (INSTAP Prehistory Monographs
7, Philadelphia 2003), K.A. Barnard and T.M. Brogan, Mochlos
IB (INSTAP Prehistory
Monographs 8, Philadelphia 2003)
and J.S. Soles, C. Davaras et.al.,
Mochlos IC
(INSTAP
Prehistory Monographs
9, Philadelphia 2004) (K. Nowicki), p.
82-87.
VOLUME
6,
2002
(2003), 118p, XII pls
K.
NOWICKI, The
End of the Neolithic in Crete,
p.
7-72;
H.
WHITTAKER, Minoan
Board Games: The Function and Meaning of Stones with Depressions
(so-Called
Kernoi) from Bronze Age Crete,
p.
73-87;
T.M.
BROGAN, R.A.K. SMITH and J.S. SOLES, Mycenaeans at
Mochlos? Exploring Culture and
Identity in the Late Minoan IB to IIIA1 Transition,
p. 89-118 (PDF
available).
VOLUME
5,
2001
(2002),
80p
P.P.
BETANCOURT, Introduction
to the Special Issue on Kamares Ware,
p. 7-8;
G.
WALBERG, The
Role and Individuality of Kamares Ware,
p. 9-17 (PDF
available);
A.
RAYMOND, Kamaes
Ware (and Minoans?) at Miletus,
p. 19-26;
K.
NOWICKI, A
Middle Minoan II Deposit at the Refuge Site of Monastiraki Katalimata
(East
Crete), p. 27-45;
S.
FERRENCE, C.P. SWAN and P.P. BETANCOURT, PIXE Analysis of
White Pigments on Pottery
from Five Bronze Age Minoan Archaeological Sites,
p. 47-54;
G.
WENG,
Kamares
Ware and South Cretan Seals, p.
55-62;
A.
STAMOS, Figurative
Motifs on Kamares Ware, p.
63-69;
E.B.
SHANK, The
Floral Landscape Group of Middle Minoan III,
p. 72-80 .
VOLUME
4,
1997-2000
(2001), 113p, VIIpls
A.
CHAPIN, Maidenhood
and Marriage: The Reproductive Lives of the Girls and Women from Xeste
3, Thera,
p. 7-25;
M.-L.
NOSCH, The
Geography of the ta-ra-si-ja Obligation,
p. 27-44;
A.L.
D’AGATA, Ritual
and Rubbish in Dark Age Crete: The Settlement of Thronos/Kephala
(Ancient
Sybrita) and the Pre-Classical Roots of a Greek
City,
p. 45-59;
S.
WALLACE, Case
Studies of Settlement Change in Early Iron Age Crete
(c.1200-700 BC): Economic Interpretations of Cause and Effect Assessed
in a Long-term
Historical Perspective, p. 61-99
(PDF
available);
A.
STROULIA, On
the Other Side of Kiladha
Bay:
Local
Perspectives
on Archaeological Sites and Archaeologists,
p. 101-113.
VOLUME
3,
1996
(1998),
94p, VIpls
H. VANHAVERBEKE, P.M.
VERMEERSCH, M.
WAELKENS, Living
Between the River and
the Lake: The Evolution of the Prehistoric Settlement Pattern on the Territory
of Sagalassos
(Pisidia, Southwestern
Turkey),
p. 7-25;
K.
NOWICKI, Lasithi (Crete):
One Hundred
Years of Archaeological Research,
p. 27-47;
Z.
STOS-GALE, A.
SAMPSON and E.
MANGOU, Analyses
of Metal Artefacts from
the Early Helladic Cemetery of Manika on Euboea,
p.49-62;
K.S.
CHRISTAKIS, Craft
Specialization in Minoan Crete: The Case for Itinerant
Pithos
Makers, p.63-74;
I.
SCHOEP, Towards
an Interpretation of Different Levels of
Administration in Late
Minoan IB Crete,
p. 75-85;
P.
TARACHA, Mycenaean
Bronzes from Biliotti’s Excavations at
Ialysos, Rhodes,
Revisited, p.
87-94.
VOLUME
2,
1995
(1997), 144p, VIIIpls
V.
BATTEN, EM-MM
Settlements in the Area of Keratokampos and Chondros, Southern Crete,
p. 7-28;
I.
SCHOEP, Context
and Chronology of Linear A Administrative Documents,
p. 29-66;
J.
DRIESSEN, Some
Observations on the Modification of the Access Systems of Minoan Palaces,
p. 67-85;
G.
WALBERG, The
Midea Megaron and Changes in Myceanaean Ideology,
p. 87-92;
B.
HAYDEN, Rural
Settlement of the Orientalizing through Early Classical Period: The Meseleroi
Valley,
Eastern
Crete,
p. 93-144.
VOLUME
1,
1994,
112p XVIpls
I.
SCHOEP, Ritual,
Politics and Script on Minoan Crete,
p.
7-25;
B.
RUTKOWSKI, Minoan Caves: the Main Cult Area,
p. 26-30;
K.
NOWICKI, Some
Remarks on the
Pre- and Protopalatial
Peak
Sanctuaries in Crete,
p. 31-48;
G.
WALBERG, The
Function of the Minoan Villas,
p. 49-53;
J.
DRIESSEN and A. FARNOUX, Mycenaeans
at Mallia? p.
54-64;
W.
COULSON and M. TSIPOPOULOU with contributions by
W.E. KLIPPEL, L.M. LITTLE, K. NOWICKI and L.M. SNYDER, Preliminary
Investigations at Halasmenos, Crete, 1992-1993,
65-97;
P.
TARACHA, Snodgrass’s
Type T Spears? 98-100;
P.
ASTROM, A
Bronze Shield from Midea, 101;
Book
Reviews, 102-112.
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