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1969 ● Volume

• Foreword I H.T.Wallinga
• A Kylix by the Painter of London D 12 / M. F. Jongkees-Vos,  3-8 (PDF)
• An Olpe with a Quadriga-Protome / M. F. Jongkees-Vos, 9-18 (PDF)
• The Archaic Tyrannis / H.W.Pleket, 19-61 (PDF)

 

1970 ● Volume II

• Festuca, quasi hastae loco / H. van den Brink, 1-21, PDF
• The Minoan Genius in Mycenaean Greece: a review I J. H. Crouwel, 23-31, PDF
• A reaction upon ‘The Minoan Genius in Mycenaean Greece: a review’ / F. T. van Straten, 33-35, PDF
• Some recent Work on the Treatment of Prisoners of War in Ancient Greece I A. H. Jackson, 37-53, PDF
• Nine Greek Inscriptions from the Cayster-Valley in Lydia: a republication / H.W. Pleket, 55-88, PDF 
• Iberian Girdle Fasteners in a Nijmegen Museum I A. Roes Roes, 89-94, PDF
• Twelve Documentary Papyri from the Amsterdam Papyrus Collection I P. J. Sijpesteijn, 95-115, PDF

 

1971 ● Volume III

• Introduction / J. G. P. Best, B. H. Isaac and R. A. van Royen, 1
• Colonia Iulia Equestris and Legio Decima Equestris / Jan G. P. Best, 1-10 (PDF)
• Colonia Munatia Triumphalis and Legio Nona Triumphalis / Benjamin H. Isaac, 11-43 (PDF)
• Die Machtergreifung des Aristodemos von Kyme / Karl-Wilhelm Welwei, 44-55 (PDF)
• Aristotle as an Expert on Urban Problems / Glanville Downey, 56-73 (PDF)
• Fragments of Letters from the Amsterdam Papyrus Collection / P. J. Sijpesteijn, 74-82 (PDF)

 

1972 ● Volume IV

• The Origin of Contract / H. van den Brink, 1-22, PDF
• ΙΑΚΧΟΣ: Some remarks suggested by an unpublished lekythos in the Villa Giulia / H. S. Versnel, 23-38, PDF
• When did Cleonymus liberate Aliphera? / J. Roy, 39-45, PDF
• The ancient Roman Origin of the Salvatio Romae Legend / H. S. Versnel, 46-62,PDF
• Isonomia and Cleisthenes: a Note / H. W. Pleket, 63-81, PDF
• A Linear A Inscription on a Pithos from Epanfi Zakro / J. G. P. Best, 82-84, PDF
• A Pithos from Epan6 Zakro / J. P. Stronk, 85-87, PDF

 

1973 ● Volume V

• A misleading lekythos in the Villa Giulia Museum (with a postscript by S. Versnel) / C. H. E. Haspels, 1-5, PDF
• Technology in the Greco-Roman World: a general report / H. W. Pleket, 6-47,PDF
• Colonia Augusta Praetoria and Augustus’ Cohortes Praetoriae / R. A. van Royen, 48-71, PDF
• Letters on ostraca / P. J. Sijpesteijn, 72-84 , PDF

 

1975 ● Volume VI

• The Origin of the Greek Word ΛΕΩΝ / J.-C. Billigmeier, 1-6 (PDF)
• Odaenathus and the Roman-Persian War of 252-264 A.D. / L. de Blois, 7-23 (PDF)
• Flavius Onesikrates and Fellow Ephebes / E. A. Kapetanopoulos, 24-29 (PDF)
• Some Observations on the Latin Concept of ‘colonia’ / R. A. van Royen, 30-36 (PDF)
• Some Byzantine Papyri from the Amsterdam Papyrus Collection / P. J. Sijpesteijn, 37-57 (PDF)
• Untersuchungen zu militärischen Problemen des Perusinischen Krieges / P. Wallmann, 58-91 (PDF)

 

1975 ● Volume VII

• The Freedom of the Citizen in the Greek World / M. I. Finley, 1-23 (PDF)
• The Freedom of the Intellectual in Greek Society / K. J. Dover, 24-54 (PDF)
• The Freedom of the Intellectual in the Roman World / A. B. Breebaart, 55-75 (PDF)

 

1977 ● Volume VIII-IX

• Origin of the Greek Word Phoinix / J.-Chr. Billigmeier, 1-4 (PDF)
• Troy, Taruiäa and the Etruscans / J.-Chr. Billigmeier, 5-10 (PDF)
• The Helvetians : From Foederati to Stipendiarii / J. G. P. Best – B. H. Isaac, 11-32 (PDF)
• The Tarasque de Noves / P. A. van Dorp – R. A. van Royen, 33-51 (PDF)
• Deinokrates : A disappointed Greek Client / I. E. M. Edlund, 52-75 (PDF)
• Aufstellung über den Ertrag einer Weinernte / S. M. E. van Lith, 58-74 (PDF)
• Der Geldumluaf der Stadt Histiaia und seine Bedeutung für die Verteilung ihrer Proxenoi / Chr. Marek, 74-79 (PDF)
• Aus alten Inschriftenkopien / G. Petzl, 80-99 (PDF)
• Greek Texts in the Possession of the Amsterdam University Library / P. J. Sijpesteijn – K. A. Worp – G. J. M. J. Te Riele, 100-119 (PDF)
• Roman Religion: Three Problems of Methodology / H. S. Versnel, 119-155 (PDF)
• Die Belagerung Sagunts und die römische Passivität im Westen 219 v. Chr. / K. W. Welwei, 156-173 (PDF)

1978-1979 ● Volume X-XI

1980-1981 ● Volume XII-XIII

• S. DUSANIC, Athens, Crete and the Aegean after 366/5 B.C., 7-30 (PDF)
• B. ISAAC, Roman Colonies in Judaea: The Foundation of Aelia Capitolina, 31-54 (PDF)
• E. RUSCHENBUSCH , Der Ausbruch des 1. punischen Krieges, 55-76 (PDF)
• A.R.R. SHEPPARD, Pagan Cults of Angels in Roman Asia Minor, 77-102 (PDF)
• G. HERMAN, The ‘Friends’ of the Early Hellenistic Rulers: Servants or Officials?, 103-149 (PDF)

Supplementum

• Best, 7-48 (PDF)
• Best, 49-56 (PDF)
• Best, 57-62 (PDF)
• Best, 63-68 (PDF)

 

1982-1983 ● Volume XIV-XV

• The Zakro Pithos Inscription, Again, J.G.P. Best, 9-16 (PDF)
• Two Traditions in Spiral Inscriptions with Litiear A Texts, J.G.P. Best, 17-26 (PDF)
• Linear A Liquid Measure: A Contribution, J.P. Stronk, 27 (PDF)
• The Dictaean Libation Table, J.P. Stronk, 29-31 (PDF)
• Immanes Raeti: A Hundred Years of Roman Defensive Policy in the Alps and Voralpenland, J.A. Waasdorp, 33-90 (PDF)
• Etruscan Origins: The Epigraphic Evidence, F.C. Woudhuizen, 91-117 (PDF)

 

1984-1985 ● Volume XVI-XVII

• H.-E. Giesecke, Wie sah Knossos wirklich aus?, 7-52 (PDF)
• D.G. Zanotti, Varna: The Necropolis and the Gold Finds, 53-75 (PDF)

Supplementum Epigraphicum Mediterraneum

• J.G.P. Best, Ku-ni-su: Emmer Wheat or Personal Name?, 77-79 (PDF)
• G.J.M.J. Te Riele – S.L. Wynia, Inschriften aus der Sammlung Dortmond-Smit: einige Addenda und Corrigenda, 81-90 (PDF)
• F.C. Woudhuizen, Lydian: Separated from Luwian by three sings, 91-113 (PDF)
• F.C. Woudhuizen, Origins of the Sidetic Script, 115-126 (PDF)

Review

• Roman and native in the Low Countries: Spheres of interaction, ed. R. Brandt and J. Slofstra (R. Reece), 129— (PDF not available)

 

1986-1987 ● Volume XVIII-XIX

• D.J. Breeze, The Logistics of Agricola’s Final Campaign, 7-28 (PDF)
• Petropoulou, The Thracian Funerary Rites (Her. 5.8) and Similar Greek Practices, 29-47 (PDF)
• D.W. Smit, Backgrounds to Hittite History, Some historical remarks on the proposed Luwian translations of the Phaistos Disc, 49-63 (PDF)
• J.P. Stronk, Wreckage at Salmydessos, 63-75 (PDF)
• D.G. Zanotti, Varna: The Interpretation of the Evidence from the Necropolis, 77-104 (PDF)

Supplementum Epigraphicum Mediterraneum

• Neuss, Zur Deutung des Diskos von Phaistos, 107-123 (PDF)
• F.C. Woudhuizen, The Recently Discovered Greek- Etruscan Bilingue from Delphi, 125-153 (PDF)

 

1988-1989 ● Volume XX-XXI

• J.G. DE BOER, An Early-Byzantine Fortress on the Tell of Dyadovo, 7-15 (PDF)
• H.-E. GIESECKE, Der mykenische Wagen, 17-39 (PDF)
• MARAZOV, The Identity of the Triballian Great Goddess, 41-51 (PDF)
• D.W. SMIT, Achilles, Aeneas and the Hittites. A Hittite model for Iliad XX 191-194?, 53-64 (PDF)
• J.P. STRONK, A Thracian Thalassocracy?, 65-72 (PDF)

Supplementum Epigraphicum Mediterraneum

• O. NEUSS, Addenda zu Struktur und Interpretation des Diskos von Phaistos, 75-86 (PDF)
• F.C. WOUDHUIZEN, The Recently Discovered Greek-Sidetic Bilingue from Seleucia, 87-96 (PDF)
• F.C. WOUDHUIZEN, Epigraphic Evidence for Alien Residents of a Third Kind at Pithecussae/Cumae, Italy, c. 750-675 BC, 97-108 (PDF)
• F.C. WOUDHUIZEN, Etruscan Numerals in Indo-European Perspective, 109-124 (PDF)

Reviews and Discussion, 125-135 (PDF)

• TREVOR R. BRYCE, “Ahhiyawans and Mycenaeans—An Anatolian Viewpoint”, Oxford Journal of Archeology 8,3 (1989) 297-310 (D.W. Smit)
• B.H. ISAAC, The Greek Settlements in Thrace until the Macedonian Conquest (J.P. Stronk)
• Discussion with the Editor of Antiquity on John Chadwick’s Review of Jan Best & Fred Woudhuizen, Ancient Scripts from Crete and Cyprus (Brill-Leiden 1988)

 

1990-1991 ● Volume XXII-XXIII

• KONSTANTIN P. BOSCHNAKQW, Die Thraker “Tetrachoritai”, 7-13 (PDF)
• IRIS VON BREDOW, Die Gottheiten in dem althethitisehen Gewitterritual, 15-21 (PDF)
• GEORGI KITOV, The Domed Tombs near the Village of Ravnogor in the Rhodopes, 23-47 (PDF)
• HERMANN PARZINGER, Siedlungsformen der ausgehenden Friihbronzezeit unci dec Karumzeit in West- und Inneranatolien, 49-77 (PDF)
• DAAN W. SMIT, KUB XIV 3 and Hittite History, A Historical Approach to the T awagalawa-letter, 79-111 (PDF)
• DAAN W. SMIT, The Hittite Corridor, 113-115 (PDF)
• JAN P. STRONK, Sparta and Persia: 412-386, An Outline, 117-136 (PDF)

Supplementum Epigraphicum Mediterraneum

• FRED C. WOUDHUIZEN, The Dawn of Indo-European Literacy, 139-149 (PDF)
• FRED C. WOUDHUIZEN, The Earliest Inscription from Tarquinia, 151-161 (PDF)
• Review Article JAN P. STRONK, Socrates and his Trial, 163-168 (PDF)

 

1992-1993 ● Volume XXIV-XXV

• Jan Best, Racism in Classical Archaeology, 7-11 (PDF)
• Jan G. de Boer, Etruscan Sea-Going Vessels from the 10th to 5th Century BC, 11-22 (PDF)
• Roald F. Docter, Two Sherds in a Cigarbox: The Greek Component in Toscanos-Mainake, 23-42 (PDF)
• J.H.R van den Hoogen, Building a Ritual Landscape:The Fidestemple at Elst and the Limes with the Batavians, 43-58 (PDF)
• Georgi Kitov & Marlena Krasteva, A 4th Century BC Thracian Royal Tomb from the Kazanluk Region, Southern Bulgaria, 59-76 (PDF)
• Lazarov, Die Bleigewichte von Odessos, 77-84 (PDF)
• Daan W. Smit, Kurunta & Tuthalija (IV): A Greek Practice among the Hittites?, 85-98 (PDF)
• Daan W. Smit, Paiderastia: A ‘Greek’ Practice Reconsidered, 99-116 (PDF)
• Jan P. Stronk, (Greek) Sailing Merchant-ships, c. 500-330 BC—A Preliminary Research, 117-142 (PDF)

Supplementum Epigraphicum Mediterraneum

• Ottomar Neuss, Signifikante Hinweise für die Decodierung des Diskos von Phaistös—Die “Domen” in ihrer Funktion als Kartuschen der entsprechenden Wortgefüge, 143-160 (PDF)
• Maya Vassileva, The Inscribed Thracian and Phrygian Phialae in Comparative Perspective, 161-166 (PDF)
• Fred C. Woudhuizen, On the Dating of Luwian Great Kings, 167-220 (PDF)

Review

• Fred Woudhuizen, The Language of the Sea Peoples [with a foreword by Jan Best] (Johan W. Jong), 221-222 (PDF)

 

1994-1995 ● Volume XXVI-XXVII

• Georgi Kitov & Marlena Krasteva, The Thracian Grave and Cult Complex in the Ostrousha Tumulus near Shipka, 7-28 (PDF)
• Gareth Owens, The Date of the Linear B Archive from the “Room of the Chariot Tablets” at Knossos—LMII or LMIIIA1?, 29-48 (PDF)
• Sybille von Reden, Archäologie und Politik: Die Geburt der Pallottino These, 49-58 (PDF)
• Jan P. Stronk, Nowruz in Thrace?, 59-80 (PDF)
• Fred C. Woudhuizen, Toponomy and the Urbanization of Etruria, 81-88 (PDF)
• Ruud de Zwarte, On the Use of the Balance as a Device for Measuring Commodities and the Accuracy of Ancient Weighing, 89-140 (PDF)
• Ruud de Zwarte, Der Vorentwurf und die Dimensionierung des spätarchaischen Aphaiatempels auf Ägina, 141-152 (PDF)

Supplementum Epigraphicum Mediterraneum

• Fred C. Woudhuizen, Luwian Hieroglyphic Monumental Rock and Stone Inscriptions from the Hittite Empire Period, 153-218 (PDF)

Reviews, 219-225, (PDF)

• Kjell Aartun, Die Minoische Schrift, Sprache und Texte. I Der Diskos von Phaistos, Die beschriftete Bronzeaxt, Die Inschrift der Tarragona-Tafel (Jan G.P. Best), 219
• Kendrick Pritchett, The Liar School of Herodotos (Jan P. Stronk), 220
• Richard Steffy, Wooden Ship Building and the Interpretation of Shipwrecks (Jan P. Stronk), 223
• G.R. Tsetskhladze and F. De Angelis (eds.), The Archaeology of Greek Colonization, Essays dedicated to Sir John Boardman (Jan G. de Boer), 225

 

1996-1997 ● Volume XXVIII-XXIX

 

1998-1999 ● Volume XXX-XXXI

• R. de Zwarte, Mass metrological arguments for differential weighing in the Eastern Mediterranean Bronze Age: Akrotiri on Thera, U garit, Tarsos, Katsambas on Crete and Athens. With a digression on Aristotle’s Ath. Pol. 10. 7 (PDF)
• G. Kitov/D. Dimitrova, New discoveries in the Thracian Valley of the Kings in the region of Kazanluk. Excavations by a Thracian Expedition for Tumuli Investigations ‘TEMP’ in the region of Kazanluk from 1995 till 1997. 31 (PDF)
• J.P. Stronk, Crossing the Straits: the Persians in Thrace. 55 (PDF)
• A. Franz, Thymiateria with drooping petal-capitals. Distribution and function of an (Early) Iron Age class of objects. 73 (PDF)
• P. Monti, Homeric tradition in the Mediterranean navigation of the Pithekoussans. 115 (PDF)

REVIEWS

• O.E. Borgers, Review of C.L. Lyons, Morgantine Studies, Volume V, The Archaic Cemeteries (Princeton, N.J. 1996). 133 (PDF)
• J.G. de Boer, Review of S.J. Saprykin, Ancient Farms and Land-Plots on the Khora of Khersonesos Taurike, Research in the Herakleian Peninsula 1974-1990 (McGill University Monographs in Classical Archaeology and History No. 16 Antiquitates Proponticae et Caucasicae 1), Amsterdam, 1994; J.G. Vinogradov/S.D. Kryzickij, Olbia. Eine altgriechische Stadt im nordwestlichen Schwarzmeerraum (Mnemosyne, bibliotheca classica Batava, Supplementum 149), Leiden, 1995; J. Chapman/P. Dolukhanov (eds.),Landscapes in Flux, Central and Eastern Europe in Antiquity (Colloquia Pontica 3), Oxford 1997. 136 (PDF)

SUPPLEMENTUM EPIGRAPH/CUM MEDITERRANEUM 21-26

• G. Owens, A Linear inscription from Olympia: Minoan and/or Mycenaean? 143 (PDF)
• G. Owens, Late Minoan II Knossos: Minoan and/or Mycenaean? 147 (PDF)
• G. Owens, Re-discovered fragments of Linear B tablets from Knossos now in the Ashmolean Museum Oxford. 155 (PDF)
• F.C. Woudhuizen, The Celtic nature of the Southwest Iberian inscriptions. 159 (PDF)
• F.C. Woudhuizen, Nanas, a Luwian personal name in the west. 175 (PDF)
• F. Durando, Un kantharos attico ‘St-Valentin’ con iscrizione da Pithekoussai. 181 (PDF)

LECTURES AROUND A MUMMY, held in the Allard Pierson
Museum, Amsterdam from 8 to 11 October 1998

• J.F.W. Koens/R.F. Docter, Lectures around a mummy. 190 (PDF)
• W.M. van Haarlem, Mummification and religion. 191 (PDF)
• J.F.W. Koens, Determining age and sex in physical anthropology. 195 (PDF)
• R.J. Jansen/S. van der Berg-Faay, Rontgen and archaeology: past, present, future. 211 (PDF)
• P.F. Dijkstra, A story of six heads and embalming techniques in ancient Egypt. 225 (PDF)
• J.Th.M. Eerhart-Waslander, To the bone: DNA research and archaeology. 239 (PDF)
• G.J.R. Maat, Facial reconstruction: a review and comment. 247 (PDF)

 

• R.F. Docter, Thirty years TALANTA:
  an index to volumes I – XXX/XXXI. 255 (PDF)

 

2000-2001 ● Volume XXXII-XXXIII

• Introduction, R. Doctor, J.P. Stronk, and M.D. de Weerd, & Preface, G.R. Tsetskhladze & J.G. de Boer, 1-10 (PDF)
• Tsetskhladze, G.R. (UK), Black Sea Piracy, 11  (PDF together with next article)
• Doonan, O., and Smart, D. (USA), Gerna Dere, Roman and Byzantine Settlement in Sinop Province, Turkey, 17 (PDF)
• Summerer, L., and Atasoy, S. (Turkey), Amazonendarstellungen auf Münzen und Terrakotten von Amisos, 27 (PDF)
• Kakhidze, A. (Georgia), Specimens of Classical Bronze Toreutics from Pichvnari (Georgia), 41 (PDF)
• Ballesteros-Pastor, L. (Spain), Pharnaces I of Pontus and the Kingdom of Pergamum, 61 (PDF)
• Kuznetsov, V.D. (Russia), Phanagoria and its Metropolis, 67 (PDF)
• † Vinogradov, Y.G., (Russia), TheVisit of an Euboean to Phanagoria, 79 (PDF)
• Sokolova, O.Y., (Russia), New Material from the Excavation of Nymphaeum, 81 (PDF)
• Saprykin, S. (Russia), Bosporus on the Verge of the Christian Era (Outlines of Economic Development), 91 (PDF)
• Popova, E.A., and Kovalenko, S.A. (Russia), A New Relief with Heracles in the North-Western Crimea, 103 (PDF)
• Treister, M.Y. (Russia), Finds of Metal Elements of Roman Military Costume and Horsharness in the North Pontic Area, 109 (PDF)
• Zubar, V.M. (Ukraine), and Pillinger, R. (Austria), New Tombs with Early Christian Murals from the Necropolis of Tauric Chersonesus (Preliminary Note), 123 (PDF)
• Romancuk, A. (Russia), Chersonesos im Früh- und Mittelbyzantinischer Zeit, 131 (PDF)
• Bravo, R. (Poland), Deux Ostraka Magiques d’Olbia Pontique et Quelques Données Nouvelles sur les Procédés de la Magie Destructive, 149 (PDF)
• Dupont, P. (France), Héraklès et le Ketos de Troie sur un Vase Nord-Ionien à Figures Noires de Bérézan?, 165 (PDF)
• Lungu, V. (Romania), La Tombe d’un ἭΡΩΣ et l’Organisation de la Nécropole d’une Cité Milésienne du Pont Euxin: le Tumulus TA95 d’Orgamé, 171 (PDF)
• † Rădulescu, A., Buzoianu, L., Bărbulescu, M., and Georgescu, N. (Romania), Albe¸sti (Departement de Constanza), Site Fortifié Greco-Indigène, 189 (PDF)
• Stoyanov, T. (Bulgaria), The Getic Capital at Sboryanovo (North- Eastern Bulgaria), 207 (PDF)
• Gergov, G. (Bulgaria), Archaeological Evidence of Dune Formation on the West Pontic Coast in the 4th-3rd Centuries BC, 223 (PDF)
• de Boer, J.G., and Stronk, J.P. (The Netherlands), Two Greek “Emporia” South of Apollonia Pontica?, 233 (PDF)
• Abramzon, M.G. (Russia), The ‘Coronation Coin’ of the Thracian King Rhoemetalces III, 239 (PDF)
• Bouzek, J. (Czech Rep.), The First Thracian Urban and Rural
  Dwellings, and Stonecutting Techniques, 243 (PDF)
• Archibald, Z.H. (UK), The Odrysian River Port near Vetren, Bulgaria, and the Pistiros Inscription, 253 (PDF)
• Tonkova, M. (Bulgaria), Classical Jewellery in Thrace: Origins and Development, Archaeological Contexts, 277 (PDF)
• Woudhuizen, F.C. (The Netherlands), The Earliest Inscription from Thrace, 289 (PDF)

Book Reviews (PDF)

• G.R. Tsetskhladze (ed.), The Greek Colonisation of the Black Sea Area, Historical Interpretation of Archaeology, 307
• G.R. Tsetskhladze (ed.), Ancient Greeks, West & East K. Nawotka, The Western Pontic Cities. History and Political Organization, 307
• G. R. Tsetskhladze, PICHVNARI and its Environs, 6th c. BC – 4th c AD (J.G. de Boer), 307
• R. Rolle, V.Ju.Murzin undA.Ju.Alekseev, Königskurgan Certomlyk. Ein skythischer Grabhügel des 4. vorchristlichen Jahrhunderts (G.R. Tsetskhladze), 311
• Octavian Bounegru & Mihail Zahariade, Les Forces Navales du Bas Danube et de la Mer Noire aux 1er – VIe Siècles (M.D. deWeerd), 313

 

2002-2003 ● Volume XXXIV-XXXV

• Waanders, F.M.J. (The Netherlands), In memoriam C. J. Ruijgh, 7 (PDF)
• Kelder, Jorrit (The Netherlands), The use and appreciation of Mycenaean Pottery in New Kingdom Egypt, 9 (PDF)
• Stronk, Jan P. (The Netherlands), The Trojan Horse: The Present Debates on Troy and the Art of Fundraising, 19 (PDF)
• Woudhuizen, Fred C. (The Netherlands), Etruscan Origins, 55 (PDF)
• Kunze, Claudia (Germany), The Tomb of Yadamelek: A new approach to its architecture, burial rite and grave goods, 71 (PDF)
• Docter, Roald F. (Belgium), The Topography of Archaic Carthage: Preliminary results of recent excavations and some prospects, 113 (PDF)
• Meyer, Marion (Österreich), Dickbauchtänzer in Korinth und Athen, 135 (PDF)
• Lazarov, Luchevar (Bulgaria), AMesambrian coin of Geta, 181 (PDF)
• Wright, G.R.H. (France), The Marriage made in Hell, 183 (PDF)

BOOK REVIEWS

• D. Hertel, Die Mauern von Troia. Mythos und Geschichte im antiken Ilion (Jan P. Stronk), 191 (PDF)
• Michel Kazanski & Vanessa Soupault (eds.), Les sites archéologiques en Crimée et au Caucase durant l’Antiquité tardive et le haut Moyen-Age (J.G. de Boer), 195 (PDF)
• S.L. Solovyov, Ancient Berezan. The Architecture, History and Culture of the First Greek Colony in the Northern Black Sea (Vladimir Stissi), 197 (PDF)
• N. Theodossiev, North-Western Thrace from the Fifth to First Centuries BC (Jan P. Stronk), 201 (PDF together with next PDF)
• M.Y. Treister, Hammering Techniques in Greek and Roman Jewellery and Toreutics (Kathy Sas), 204 (PDF)

 

2004-2005 ● Volume XXXVI-XXXVII

• Weerd, Maarten Derk de (The Netherlands), In memoriam Ben van Beek (1938 – Amsterdam – 2005), 7 (PDF)
• Zwarte, Ruud de (The Netherlands), Greek temple design reconsidered: the temple of Athena at Paestum and its monumental stepped altar. With a digression on methodology in Greek metrology, 11 (PDF)
• Kelder, Jorrit M. (The Netherlands), Mycenaeans in Western Anatolia. With an Appendix by Woudhuizen, Fred C. (The Netherlands), Reflexes of Western Anatolian toponyms in Linear B texts, 86 (PDF)
• Koens, Hans (The Netherlands), A Luristan sword in the Allard Pierson Museum: some metallurgical considerations, 89 (PDF)
• Stronk, Jan P. (The Netherlands), Ctesias of Cnidus. From physician to author, 101 (PDF)
• Manders, Erika (The Netherlands), Religion and coinage. Heliogabalus and Alexander Severus: two extremes?, 123 (PDF)
• Burgersdijk. Diederik (The Netherlands), Zenobia’ s biography in the Historia Augusta, 139 (PDF)

SUPPLEMENTUM EPIGRAPHICUM MEDITERRANEUM 27-29, 

• Woudhuizen, Fred C. (The Netherlands), Further evidence on the relation between Celtiberian and Southwest Iberian: the case of the inscription from Sasamon, 155 (PDF)
• Woudhuizen, Fred C. (The Netherlands), Mira: evidence for conti­nuity in Western Anatolia during the transition from the Late Bronze to Early Iron Age, 165 (PDF)
• Woudhuizen, Fred C. (The Netherlands), Some more on Cretan hieroglyphic seals:, (PDF)
  • Tarkondemos in Cretan Hieroglyphic, 171
  • King Minos in Cretan Hieroglyphic, 176
  • Nestor’s Cretan Hieroglyphic Seal, 179

SUPPLEMENTUM PONTICUM 1-3

• Donnellan, Lieve (Belgium), Ethnic Identity on the western Black Sea area: the cases of Histria, Kallatis and Apollonia Pontika (7th-4/3th centuries BC), 189 (PDF)
• Boer, Jan G. de (The Netherlands), The Greek colonies in the Pontic area during the 5th century BC, Athens, the rise of the “barbarian” kingdoms and the Ionian Revolt: an economic approach, 269 (PDF)
• Damyanov, Margarit (Bulgaria), Notes on the development of Odessos and its vicinity until Early Hellenistic Times, 289 (PDF)

REVIEWS

• Neeft, Kees (The Netherlands), Corinth, Demeter, and Sicily. A review of three publications of Corinthian pottery from Demeter sanctuaries in Sicily, 311 (PDF)
• Weerd, Maarten Derk de (The Netherlands), Trade or controlled supply? Roman artefacts in Northwestern Germania. A review article (Michael Erdrich, Rom und die Barbaren), 339 (PDF)

 

2006-2007 ● Volume XXXVIII-XXXIX

• Davis, Brent (Melbourne, Australia), The Lunar Year of the Coligny Calendar as a precedent for the insular lunar year, 9 (PDF)
• Davis, Brent (Melbourne, Australia), The Solar year of the Coligny Calendar as an analogue of the Roman solar year, 35 (PDF)
• De Zwarte, Ruud (The Netherlands), Pythagorean Harmony Mathematics and Building Techniques: the Second Temple of Hera (‘Poseidon’) at Paestum, 71 (PDF)
• Pakkanen, Jari (Great Britain), The Erechtheion and the length of the ‘Doric-Pheidonic’ Foot, 97 (PDF)
• Margaritis, Evi (Greece), Archaeobotanical investigations at the Geometric site of Krania, Southern Pieria in Macedonia, Greece, 123 (PDF)
• Govantes-Edwards, David (Great Britain), The New Institutionalism. A new theoretical approach to the study of classical economics, 133 (PDF)
• Naerebout, F. (The Netherlands), Global Romans? Is Globalisation a concept that is going to help us understand the Roman Empire?, 149 (PDF)
• Selçuk Şener, Y./Bekir Eskici/Cengiz Çetin (Turkey), The Zeugma Wall Paintings: study and recovery of the Roman decorations, 171 (PDF)
• Kool,Wouter (The Netherlands), Just another changing city? The urban development of Rome AD 400-900, 189 (PDF)
• Schuddeboom, Feyo (The Netherlands), Orgia and Telete in the epigraphical evidence, 225 (PDF)
• Avaliani, Eka (Georgia),Which goddess could be hidden behind the title
  “The Queen of Heaven” in Jeremiah’s prophetic books?, 239 (PDF)
• Woudhuizen, Fred C. (The Netherlands), Dionysos and his cult in Etruscan texts, 249 (PDF)

SUPPLEMENTUM EPIGRAPHICUM MEDITERRANEUM 30

• Woudhuizen, Fred C. (The Netherlands), Traces of ethnic identities in Etruscan onomastics, 259 (PDF)

SUPPLEMENTUM PONTICUM 4-5

• Boer, Jan G. de (The Netherlands), Phantom-Mycenaeans in the Black Sea, 277 (PDF)
• Berdzenishvili, Irma (Georgia), The Ancient Christian Monuments of the Black Sea Eastern Littoral – Pitiunt (Bichvinta), 303 (PDF)

 

2008-2009 ● Volume XL-XLI

• Papadopoulos, Angelos (Cyprus), The distribution of the Late Helladic IIIA-B ivory helmeted heads, 7 (PDF)
• Kertai, David (Germany), The history of the Middle-Assyrian kingdom, 25 (PDF)
• Pappa, Eleftheria (United Kingdom), Reflections on the earliest Phoenician presence in North-West Africa, 53 (PDF)
• Höckmann, Olaf (Germany), Griechischer Seeverkehr mit dem archaischen Naukratis in Ägypten, 73 (PDF)
• Senden, Arjan (The Netherlands), Zenobia in nummis, 137 (PDF)

SUPPLEMENTUM EPIGRAPHICUM MEDITERRANEUM 31-34

• Ligt, Luuk de (The Netherlands), An ‘eteocretan’ inscription from Praisos and the homeland of the Sea Peoples, 151 (PDF)
• Blažek, Václav (Czech Republic), On the North Picenean Language, 173 (PDF)
• Woudhuizen, Fred C. (The Netherlands), Phrygian & Greek
  With an Appendix by Waanders, Frits (The Netherlands), Some notes on Phrygian & Greek, 181 (PDF)
• Stronk, Jan P. (The Netherlands), P. Oxy 2330: A new collation, 219 (PDF)

REVIEWS

• G.W. Bowersock, Mosaics As History: The Near East from Late Antiquity to Islam (Diklah Zohar), 223 (PDF)
• Ilya S. Yakoubovich, Sociolinguistics of the Luwian language (Lia Rietveld and Fred C. Woudhuizen), 227 (PDF)

 

2010-2011 ● Volume XLII-XLIII

• Bruseker, George (Greece), Calanus and Dandamis: A Greek sketch of ancient Indian Thought, 7 (PDF)
• Strootman, Rolf (the Netherlands), Alexander’s Thessalian Cavalry, 51 (PDF)
• Avaliani, Eka (Georgia), Canaanite colonies of Imperial Egypt, 69 (PDF)
• Stronk, Jan P. (the Netherlands), Philobarbaroi or Xenophobetikoi? Greek authors on Persia(ns). An exploration, 83 (PDF)
• Brouwers, Josho (the Netherlands), A Note on Romantic Love in Homer, 105 (PDF)
• Eijnde, Floris van den (the Netherlands), The forgotten Sanctuary of Zeus on Mount Parnes, 113 (PDF)
• Klaassen, Ylva (the Netherlands), Migration and Integration in the Roman World: A New Approach towards Culture and Identity, 129 (PDF)
• Piermarini, Sylvia (Belgium), Deux nouveaux miroirs de la collection inédite de Museo Archeologici Nationale: étude typologique et stylistique, 157 (PDF)
• Bosman, Arjen V., and Jean Roefstra (the Netherlands), Greek Pottery in the Abbey at Egmond, 169 (PDF)

SUPPLEMENTUM EPIGRAPHICUM MEDITERRANEUM 35-39

• Blazek, Vaclav (Czech Republic), On the reinterpretation of some Gaulish inscriptions, 177 (PDF)
• Freu, Jacques (France). Le Vase d’argent du Musée des Civilisations Anatoliennes d’Ankara, 185 (PDF)
• Woudhuizen, Fred C. (the Netherlands), The Luwian Hieroglyphic Texts Maras 8, Iskenderun, and Maras 14, 193 (PDF)
• Woudhuizen, Fred C. (the Netherlands), Two Notes on Lydian, 207 (PDF)
• Woudhuizen, Fred C. (the Netherlands), Some more Etruscan Inscriptions, 215 (PDF)

REVIEW

• Geography of Southwest Anatolia: Notes to Gander 2010. A Review Article (Woudhuizen, Fred C.), 235 (PDF)

INDEX

• Docter, Roald F. (Belgium) and Fred C. Woudhuizen (the Netherlands), Forty-three years Talanta: an Index to Volumes I – XLIII, 241 (PDF)

 

2012 ● Volume XLIV

• Papadopoulos, Angelos (Greece), Introduction: Current Research and Perspectives on the Late Bronze Age Eastern Mediterranean, 13-18 (PDF)

LANGUAGE, ICONOGRAPHY, AND IDENTITY

• Doumas,Christos (Greece), The Impact of the Sea on the Greek Language, 19-26 (PDF)
• Yasur-Landau, Assaf (Israel), The ‘Feathered Helmets’ of the Sea Peoples: Joining the Iconographic and Archaeological Evidence, 27-40 (PDF)
• Kelder, Jorrit (United Kingdom), Ahhiyawa and the World of the Great Kings: A Re-evaluation of Mycenaean Political Structures, 41-52 (PDF)
• Blakolmer, Fritz (Austria), The Missing ‘Barbarians’: Some Thoughts on Ethnicity and Identity in Aegean Bronze Age Iconography, 53-77 (PDF)

DISTRIBUTION, EXCHANGE, AND NETWORKS

• Papadopoulos, Angelos (Greece), A matter of quantity? Some notes on Late Bronze Age Exchange Modes in the Eastern Mediterranean, 79-91 (PDF)
• Papadimitriou, Nikolas (Greece), Regional or ‘international’ networks? A comparative examination of Aegean and Cypriot imported pottery in the Eastern Mediterranean, 92-136 (PDF)
• Georgakopoulos, Kostas (Greece), Minoan-Anatolian relations and the Ahhiyawa question: A reassessment of the evidence, 137-156 (PDF)
• Fappas, Ioannis (Greece), Precious gifts and the circulation of oils in the ancient Eastern Mediterranean, 157-182 (PDF)
• Sørensen, Annette Højen (Denmark), Handling handles: Local cups from Toumba tou Skourou, Cyprus, with a Cretan twist, 183-205 (PDF)
• Kolotourou, Katherina (United Kingdom), Musico-cultural amalgamations in the Eastern Mediterranean: A percussive view from the Aegean, 206-226 (PDF)

SCIENTIFIC METHODS AND DATA ANALYSIS

• Vakirtzi, Sophia (Greece), The decorated spindle-whorls from prehistoric Akrotiri, Thera, 227-243 (PDF)
• Vlachopoulos, Andreas (Greece) and Sophia Sotiropoulou (Greece), The Blue Colour on the AkrotiriWall-paintings: From the Palette of the Theran Painter to the Laboratory Analysis, 245-272 (PDF)
• Molloy, Barry (United Kingdom), The Origins of Plate Armour in the Aegean and Europe, 273-294 (PDF)
• Theodoropoulou, Tatiana (Greece), Searching for the Sea: The Exploitation of Marine Resources in Late Bronze Age Aegean, 295-314 (PDF)
• Shaw, Ian (United Kingdom), The archaeology of refuse disposal in New Kingdom Egypt: Patterns of production and consumption at el- Amarna, 315-333 (PDF)

 

 

2013 ● Volume XLV

• Introduction
• García Ruiz, Maria Pilar (Spain) and Alberto J. Quiroga Puertas (Spain), Preface,PDF
• Gualandri, Isabella (Spain), Introduction: Linguistic and Cultural Alterity in the Roman Empire: Historiography and Panegyrics
• Torres, José B. (Spain), The bilingual emperor: Eusebius of Caesarea, Vita Constantini
• Burgersdijk,Diederik (TheNetherlands), Praise through letters: Panegyrical Strategies in Eusebius’ Life of Constantine and the Historia Augusta 
• Rees, Roger (United Kingdom), From alterity to unity in Pacatus Drepanius’ panegyric to Theodosius
• Quiroga Puertas, Alberto J. (Spain), The Others: cultural monotheism and the rhetorical construction of ‘Cultural Alterity’ in Libanius’ Panegyrics
• Kelly, Gavin (United Kingdom), Ammianus’ Greek accent
• García Ruiz, Maria Pilar (Spain),The ‘Marcellus case’ and the loyalty of Julian: ‘latent arguments’ and cultural Otherness in Ammianus’ Res Gestae
• Sánchez-Ostiz, Álvaro (Spain), Lucretius, Cicero, Theodorus: Greek philosophy and Latin eloquence in Claudian’s encomiastic imagination
• Gualandri, Isabella (Spain), Claudian, from Easterner to Westerner
• Quiroga Puertas, Alberto J. (Spain), Final Remarks: Rhetorizing Cultural Alterity in Late Antique Historiography and Panegyrics