Volume 30 Number 6 Pages 3737-3754 September 2003 ISSN 0028-2812 [email protected]

Bibliography of Aegean Prehistory and Related Areas

Published monthly, September to May, by the Department of Classics, University of Cincinnati P.O. Box 0226, Cincinnati, Ohio 45221-0226, U.S.A. Editor: Carol Hershenson Assistant Editors: Sarah Dieterle, Jeffrey L. Kramer, Michael Ludwig

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From the Editors The editors of Nestor are pleased to welcome readers back from their summer research. We bid farewell to Assistant Editors Yuki Furuya and Ols Lafe, and we thank them for their years of service.

Announcements INSTAP Academic Press is happy to announce that all their publications are now distributed exclusively by Oxbow Books/David Brown. To order INSTAP publications, please go to: http://www.oxbowbooks.com/trade.cfm?&Publisher=INSTAP%20Academic%20Press.

Information on Imports in the LBA Aegean: Eric H. Cline, former editor of Nestor, would like to announce that he is beginning work on an updated and revised version of his book, Sailing the Wine-Dark Sea: International Trade and the Late Aegean, which has been out of print for nearly a decade. If anyone is aware of published (repeat, published) imports found in LBA contexts within the Aegean area which were either not included or misidentified in his original volume, or which have been discovered or published since the volume appeared in 1994, he would greatly appreciate being contacted with any information. He would also be interested in any references to books or articles which discuss such imports or LBA trade that have appeared since 1994 or which were omitted in his original book. Full credit and acknowledgements will be given for any assistance received, even for references to objects and publications of which he is already aware. He can be reached via email at [email protected] or via regular post at the Department of Classical and Semitic Languages and Literatures, The George Washington University, 345 Phillips Hall, 801 22nd St. NW, Washington, D.C. 20052.

Please note the change of dates for the 4th International Congress on the Archaeology of the Ancient Near East (4ICAANE) in Berlin, now to be held from 29 March – 3 April 2004 (previously announced for 1-7 April 2004). Further information is available from CTW: Congress Organisation Thomas Wiese GmbH, Goßlerstr. 30, D-12161 Berlin; e-mail: 4icaane@ctw- congress.de; web-site: http://www.4ICAANE.de; telephone: +49-(0)30-85-99-62-20; fax: +49- (0)30-85-07-98-26.

Grants and Fellowships On 1 November 2003 applications for Post-Doctoral Fellowships for 2004 are due to the Institute for Aegean Prehistory (INSTAP); on 1 December 2003 applications for New or Renewal Research Grants are due. Applications for Publication Team Support and Publication NESTOR 30:6 3738 September 2003

Subventions have no specific due dates. Application forms and further information are available from Karen B. Vellucci, Director of Grant Programs, 3550 Market Street, Suite 100, Philadelphia, PA 19104; e-mail: [email protected]; telephone: (215) 387-4911; fax: (215) 387-4950.

On 15 November 2003 applications are due for the following fellowships to the American Research Institute in (ARIT) for the academic year 2004–2005: National Endowment for the Humanities/ARIT Advanced Fellowships for Research in Turkey: for applicants who have completed their academic training in any field of the humanities, including prehistory, history, art, archaeology, literature, and linguistics as well as interdisciplinary aspects of cultural history; four months to a full year; $13,300 - $40,000; ARIT Fellowships for Research in Turkey: for post-doctoral and advanced doctoral applicants, conducting research in ancient, medieval, or modern times, in any field of the humanities and social sciences; two to three months up to a year; $4,000 - $16,000; Samuel H. Kress Foundation/ARIT Fellowship for Research in Archaeology and Art History: for doctoral candidates in art history or archaeology matriculated at U.S. or Canadian institutions; up to one year; up to $15,000. On 1 February 2004 applications are due for: ARIT - Princeton University Turkish Language Program at Bogaziçi University, including scholarship, travel, and stipend to support eight weeks of intensive, advanced Turkish language study. On 5 March 2004 applications are due for: The Mellon Fellowships for Research in Turkey by East European Scholars: for post- doctoral scholars from Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania, or Slovakia conducting research in Turkey in any field of the social sciences or humanities; two to three months; up to $11,500; Further information is available at http://ccat.sas.upenn.edu/ARIT or from the American Research Institute in Turkey, University of Pennsylvania Museum, 33rd and Spruce Streets, Philadelphia, PA 19104-6324; e-mail: [email protected]; telephone: (215) 898-3474; fax: (215) 898- 0657.

Calls for Papers On 1 October 2003 abstracts (250 words) of articles for a volume on the methodology of archaeological survey are due to Mike Skele at [email protected]; the abstract should be included in the body of the message (no attachments). Geophysical prospection in survey work and the site concept as it pertains to survey are subjects of particular interest, as are survey in deserts, jungles, tundras, or beaches, with a view to including a variety of terrains, circumstances, and geographical locations in the final publication. This volume is an outgrowth of a workshop at the Annual Meeting of the Archaeological Institute of America in 1999.

On 10 November 2003 abstracts are due for the international, interdisciplinary conference entitled Classics in Post-Colonial Worlds to be held at the Open University, Milton Keynes, UK on 19-20 May 2004. The conference will be hosted jointly by The Reception of the Texts and Images of Ancient Project (Director: Prof. Lorna Hardwick) and the Ferguson Centre for Research into the Cultures of Africa and South Asia (Director: Dr. David Richards). Papers (ca. 30 minutes) are welcome on any aspect of material or literary culture, as are papers on related issues such as translation. The conference will also be webcast live and will be accessed from the Reception Project website at http://www2.open.ac.uk/ClassicalStudies/GreekPlays/. Working titles and short abstracts (ca. 400 words) should be sent for consideration by the conference organizers via e-mail ([email protected]) to Carol Gillespie, Project Officer, Reception of Classical NESTOR 30:6 3739 September 2003

Texts, Dept. of Classical Studies, Arts Faculty, The Open University, Walton Hall, Milton Keynes MK7 6AA, UK; telephone: (01908) 655141.

On 28 November 2003 abstracts from postgraduate researchers are due for the eighth annual Symposium on Mediterranean Archaeology (SOMA 2004), to be held on 20-22 February 2004 at Trinity College Dublin. Abstracts (150 words maximum) should be emailed to [email protected]; further information is available from SOMA 2004, School of Classics, Trinity College, Dublin 2, Republic of Ireland; web-site: http://www.tcd.ie/Classics/soma/somahome.html. Papers on the Western Mediterranean and North Africa will be particularly welcome, as will time-periods other than the Bronze Age and Classical periods, expanding the geographic and chronological focus beyond that of past SOMA meetings. The following themes for discussion are suggested, subject to adjustment or expansion based on response: Art and iconography Death and burial Landscape (ancient and modern) Warfare Religion Sacred space Heritage industry (encompassing nationalism) Ethnicity and group social identity

Future Lectures and Conferences On 17-19 October 2003 an International Colloquium entitled Current Issues in State Formation: the Mediterranean and Beyond will be held at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Further information is available from Donald Haggis ([email protected]), Nicola Terrenato ([email protected]), or Robert Vander Poppen ([email protected]), or at http://www.classics.unc.edu/wgems/. Papers of interest to Nestor readers will include: S. Dunn, “North, East, South and West: The Spatial Geography of State Formation in Late Bronze Age ” D. J. Pullen, “Measuring Levels of Integration and Social Change in and Bronze Age Aegean Societies: From Chiefdoms to Proto-states” V. Watrous, “‘Hawkes’ Ladder and State Formation in Crete” J. S. White, “, , and Pseira: Inter-Site Relations and the Impact of the Palaces” M. Galaty and W. Parkinson, “Babies and Bathwater: A Comparative Perspective on Aegean State Trajectories” C. Knappett, “Complexity Theory, Scale-Freedom and Minoan State Emergence” M. Nikolaidou and N. Merousis, “Alternative Complexities: ‘Pre- State’ Societies in West Macedonia during the Late Neolithic and Bronze Age” I. Schoep-Tomkins, “Building up the Palaces: A View from Outside” P. Tompkins, “The Emergence of Socio-Economic Differentiation in Crete: Community and Household in the Neolithic and Early Minoan Periods” K. Vansteenhuyse, “A State of the Mind in Neopalatial Crete” G. Vavournakis and K. Damilati, “Society Against the State? Reconsidering the Composition and Mode of Function of Minoan Societies” T. Cunningham, “Boutique States and Customized Polities: Tracking the Emergence of Social Organization in Minoan Crete” K. Waffle, “The Pace of Process in Early Minoan Political Experience” NESTOR 30:6 3740 September 2003

The University of London School of Advanced Study, Institute of Classical Studies has announced the following schedule of Mycenaean Seminars for 2003-2004, to take place in the Institute of Classical Studies, 3rd floor Senate House, Malet Street, London WC1E 7HU. Unless otherwise stated, Mycenaean Seminars begin at 3:30 pm, preceded by tea in the Common Room. Further information is available at telephone: 020-7862-8700 or 020-7862-8715, or from the web- site of the Institute of Classical Studies at http://www.sas.ac.uk/icls/. 22 October 2003, 5:00 pm: Special 50th Anniversary Lecture: S. Iakovides, “Mycenae: past achievements, present tasks and future prospects” 19 November 2003: E. Peltenburg, “Major settlement disruptions in the East Mediterranean ca. 2300 B.C.” 10 December 2003: P. Warren, “The Early Minoan Tombs of Lebena, Southern Crete” 14 January 2004: C. Shelmerdine, “Deciphering Mycenaean society” 18 February 2004: S. Wallace, “Material culture, social practice and social change in Crete between the LBA and EIA (13th-10th c. BC)” 3 March 2004, 5.00 pm: Institute of Classical Studies / British School at Athens Annual Lecture: L. Platon, “Zakros - palace, town, and hinterland: challenges for Minoan archaeology in the 21st century” 24 March 2004, 11:00 am: 50 Years of Mycenaean Studies at the Institute of Classical Studies: Special day-long program; details to be announced. 5:00 pm: Michael Ventris Memorial Lecture: A. Dakouri-Hild, “House of Kadmos at Thebes” 12 May 2004: Future strategies for Aegean prehistory: C. Renfrew, “Coping with the unique: the explanatory dilemma;” A. Snodgrass, “Aegean prehistory and Classical Archaeology: on the same side?”

The Hellenic Institute, Royal Holloway, University of London will present a series of lectures on Aspects of the History and Culture of Cyprus, to be held at the Hellenic Centre, 16-18 Paddington Street, London, W1, sponsored by the Ministry of Education and Culture, The Republic of Cyprus. Further information is available at http://www1.rhbnc.ac.uk/hellenic-institute/ or from Jonathan Harris at [email protected]. Lectures of interest to Nestor readers will include: 23 October 2003, 6:30 pm: M. Iacovou, “‘Greeks’, ‘Phoenicians’ and ‘Eteocypriots’: ethnic identities in the Cypriot Kingdom” 6 November 2003, 6:30 pm: A. Panayotou-Triantaphylopoulou, “Languages and scripts in ancient Cyprus”

On 6-8 November 2003 the Hood Museum of Art and the Departments of Classics and Art History at Dartmouth College will host a symposium entitled Constructions of Childhood in the Ancient World to accompany an exhibition entitled “Coming of Age in Ancient Greece: Images of Childhood from the Classical Past,” on view at the Hood Museum of Art from 23 August – 14 December 2003. Further information on both the symposium and exhibition are available at http://www.dartmouth.edu/~hood/exhibitions/coa/index.html. Papers of interest to Nestor readers will include: L. Pratt, “Homeric Children and Their Parents” A. Chapin, “Boys Will Be Boys: Youth and Gender Identity in Theran Frescoes” P. Rehak, “Children’s Work: Girls as Acolytes in Aegean Ritual and Cult” S. Langdon, “The Awkward Age: Art and Maturation in Early Greece”

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On 6-9 November 2003 the 10th Neolithic Seminar - The Neolithization of Eurasia: Paradigms, Models and Concepts Involved will be held at the Department of Archaeology, Ljubljana University, Ljubljana, Slovenia. Further information is available from Mihael Budja, e- mail: [email protected]; telephone: ++386-1-241-15-70, or from the web-site: http://www.ff.uni-lj.si/arheologija/neolitik/seminars/s10.html. Papers of interest to Nestor readers will include: L. C. Thissen, “Anatolia and the spread of farming in the Balkans: the archaeological evidence” W. G. Cavanagh, “Walking Backwards to Christmas: Looking Back at the Early Neolithic of S. Greece from a Later Perspective” K. Gallis, “Some remarks on the distribution of the Early Neolithic sites in the Eastern Thessalian plain” P. Halstead, “Farming and feasting in the Neolithic of Greece: the ecological context of fighting with food” K. Kotsakis and D. Urem-Kotsou, “The social context of food consumption in Neolithic Greece” I. Gatsov, “Neolithic chipped stone technology in South Bulgaria and NW Turkey” O. Ozbek, “Recent results on the polished stone tools from the neolithic site of Hocacesme (eastern Thrace)”

Past Lectures and Conferences On 24-27 September 2003 a conference entitled Exploring the Maltese Prehistoric Temple Culture (EMPTC 2003) was held on the island of Malta. Further information is available at http://www.otsf.org/EMPTC-conference.html. Papers and posters of interest to Nestor readers included: D. Trump, “The Overseas Connections of the Maltese Temples” J. Robb, “Malta in a Comparative Perspective: Landscapes of Difference” F. Blakolmer, “Art and Monumentality in Prehistoric Malta: A View from the Aegean” R. Lesure, “Prehistoric Maltese Imagery from a Multi-Continental Comparative Perspective” I. Liritzis, “Luminescence Dating of Megalithic Monuments” K. Kopaka, “Gozo of Malta - Gozo of Crete: Thoughts on a twinned Mediterranean Micro-Insular Toponymy and Tradition” P. Schembri, A. Bonanno, K. Fenech, C. Hunt, and F. Carroll, “Human Impact on Ancient Mediterranean Environments”

On 17 September 2003 at 6:30 B. Jones presented a lecture on “Frescoes from the ‘Cult Center’ at Mycenae: A New Reconstruction and Interpretation of the ‘Mykenaia’ and Other Figures” at the NYU Institute of Fine Arts, One East 78th Street, NY, New York.

On 10-14 September 2003 the 9th Annual Meeting of the European Association of Archaeologists (EAA AM 2003) was held in St. Petersburg, Russia. Further information is available at http://www.e-a-a.org/ or from Dr. Nicholas Petrov, Meeting Secretariat, EAA AM 2003, European University at St. Petersburg, 3 Gagarinskaya St., St. Petersburg 191187 Russia; telephone: +7-812-279-44-08; fax: +7-812-279-44-08 or +7-812-275-51-39; e-mail: [email protected]. Papers of interest to Nestor readers included: A. Liveri, “Representations and Interpretations of Dance in the Aegean Bronze Age” K. Gallis, “Indications of Continuity in the Neolithic Pottery Production in Thessaly, Greece: The Transition from the Middle to the Late Neolithic” J. M. Murphy, “Religion and Wealth: Aspects of the Social Dynamic in Pre-Palatial and Proto- Palatial Crete” H. Whittaker Von Hofsten, “The Significance of Game-Boards in Funerary Contexts on Minoan Crete” NESTOR 30:6 3742 September 2003

J. C. Wright, E. Pappi, S. Triantafyllou, and P. Kalkanas, “Field Methods, Analysis and Interpretation of Chamber Tombs: A Case Study from Ancient Nemea” M. Georgiadis and C. Gallou, “Ancestor Worship and Regional Variation in Mycenaean Culture” C. Aamont, “Priestly Burials in ” S. German, “Closed Context, Close Context, Photography and Fiction: The Publication of the Excavations at the Palace of Minos at ” J. S. Soles and C. Davaras, “Two Foundation Deposits from Closed Contexts at Mochlos, Crete” R. Christidou, “Techno-Functional Analysis of Neolithic Bone Tools from Eastern Macedonia, Northern Greece” F. Ifantidis, “Could this be an Ornament? An Aesthetic Toolkit for the Neolithic”

On 28-31 May 2003 the 4th Symposium on Archaeometry was held in Athens by the Hellenic Society of Archaeometry. Further information is available from Dr. K. Polikreti at [email protected] or Dr. N. Zacharias at [email protected] or at http://www.archaeometry.gr/symposium2003. Papers and posters of interest to Nestor readers included: M. Geraga, G. Papatheodorou, S. Tsaila-Monopoli, and G. Ferentinos, “The Study of Coastal Palaeogeography of Island, Greece, Using Remote Sensing Techniques” M. Boyd and N. Brodie, “Identifying Burned Mud Brick Buildings Using Fluxgate Magnetometry” D. Katsonopoulou, S. Soter, and I. Koukouvelas, “Evidence of Earthquakes in Helike from the Early Bronze Age to Roman Times” M. Dogan and S. Papamarinopoulos, “A Case of Geoelectric (Multi-Electrode Resistivity Image Survey) and GPR Prospections of City Wall at the Prehistoric Site of Asea, Greece” P. James, M. Kousoulakou, A. Marziou, S. Jackson, B. Cavanagh, C. Mee, J. Renard, A. Clarke, C. Owen, and A. Jones, “Geoarchaeological Research at Kouphovouno, with Particular Reference to the Results of Coring” A. Krahtopoulou, “The Geoarchaeology of Northern Pieria, Macedonia” S. Sotiropoulou, K. Andrikopoulou, and E. Chryssikopoulou, “The Use of Tyrian Purple in the Wall Paintings of Thera” A. Sarris, S. Topouzi, S. Soetens, A. Baba, M.-F. Papakonstantinou, and K. Psarogianni, “Geophysical Investigations in Pelasgia and Androna” N. Tonkov, “Possibilities of Electroresistivity Method in Tumulus Prospection” S. Soetens, A. Sarris, and K. Vansteenhuyse, “Between Peak and Palace: Reinterpretation of the Minoan Cultural Landscape in Space and Time” E. Chiotis, “Geological Approach to the Study of Palaeolithic Anthropogenic Sediments at the Lakonis Beach, Gythion, Peloponnese” S. Kyrillidou, “Geoarchaeological Analysis of Anthropogenic Sediments from the Neolithic Settlement of Mandra in Thessaly, Greece” E. Aloupi, A. Chaviara, G. Chryssikos, V. Gionis, A. Karydas, and B. Perdikatsis, “Non Destructive Techniques and Mineral Pigments. Exploration of the Validity and Limitations of Their Identification” S. P. Papamarinopoulos, “Was Plato’s Phaethon a Figment of His Imagination, a Geophysical Phenomenon of the 17th Century B.C. in the Aegean or an Astrophysical Phenomenon of the 12th Century B.C. of Global Significance?” S. P. Papamarinopoulos, “Was Plato’s Ritual Capture of Bulls at Atlantis a Result of His Imagination, a Prehistoric Memory from the Aegean, Anatolia, or from Africa?” I. Liritzis, M. Diakostamatiou, M. Tsamasfyrou, and M. Pawlikowski, “New Prospects in Hydration Dating: an Integrated Approach” Y. Maniatis, “The Contribution of Carbon-14 Dating to the Aegean Prehistory: Recent Advances and Perspectives” NESTOR 30:6 3743 September 2003

T. Marketou and Y. Facorellis, “The Radiocarbon Chronology of the Transition from the Late Neolithic to the Early Bronze Age in the Aegean and the Neighbouring Areas” Y. Bassiakos and K. Athanassas, “Prehistoric Metal Production in Greece, as Derived from Studies on Mining and Metallurgical Remains: Review and Current Results” V. Kilikoglou and A. Hein, “Physicochemical Studies on Aegean Ceramics in the Last Four Decades” M. Varti-Matarangas and D. Matarangas, “Provenance of Building and Decorative Stones of Acropoles Tirynthas and Mycenae” G. Stratouli and V. Melfos, “Exchange Networks in the Neolithic of Greece: Serpentine and Talc Objects from the Drakaina Cave, , Kefalonia, W. Greece” K. Laskaridis and M. Patronis, “‘Karystia Lithos’: A Diachronic Structural Material” A. Brysbaert and V. Perdikatsis, “Bronze Age Painted Plaster from the Greek Mainland: A Comparative Study of Its Technology by Means of XRD Analysis and Optical Microscopy Techniques” I. Papayianni, A. Chourzemanoglou, and S. Konopisi, “Analysis of Mud Bricks and Mortars of Prehistoric Site of Touba in Thessaloniki” P. Karkanas, E. Panagopoulou, J. Anoussis, and N. Kyparissi-Apostolika, “Raw Material Procurement in the Middle Palaeolithic of Thessaly: Sourcing Studies” K. Polikreti, “Hunting Out Forgers of Archaeological Marble Objects: Reviewing the Archaeometrist’s Role as a Detective” N. Kyparissi-Apostolika, N. Zouridakis, and Y. Facorellis, “Misleading Age Estimation Based Only to the Archaeological Evidence: The Case of Paliochori Sofiadas” H. Valladas, N. Mercier, L. Froget, J. L. Joron, J. L. Reyss, P. Karkanas, E. Panagopoulou, Y. Facorellis, and N. Kyparissi-Apostolika, “TL Age-Estimates for the Middle Palaeolithic Layers from Theopetra Cave (Greece)” N. Zacharias, C. T. Michael, M. Stuhec, Y. Bassiakos, E. Vardala-Theodorou, G. Theodorou, and D. Dimotikali, “Comparative Studies on the Determination of Environmental Radiation Doses” I. Liritzis, I. Tsamasfyrou, and A. Vafiadou, “Chemical Analysis of Prehistoric Obsidian and Ceramics by EDXRF and Statistical Groupings: Methodology, Errors, Examples” M. Mexi, Y. Bassiakos, and O. Kakavogianni, “Characterisation and Provenance Studies of Early Bronze Age Stone Implements from East Attika, Greece” K. Polikreti, Y. Maniatis, N. Herz, and P. Getz-Gentle, “Investigating the Provenance of Early Cycladic Objects by Electron Paramagnetic Resonance Spectroscopy and Isotopic Analysis” M. Smirniou, G. Borromeo, and M. Leveque, “Cycladic Figurines of RISD Museum: A Question of Authenticity and Typology” N. Zacharias, C. T. Michael, Y. Bassiakos, and V. Kilikoglou, “TL Study on Steatite Formations: Properties and Perspectives” P. Betancourt, Y. Bassiakos, and M. Catapotis, “Technological Study of Metallurgical Remains from the Prehistoric Smelting Site of Chrysokamino on Eastern Crete: Preliminary Results” M. Cultraro, “Metal Artefacts from Early Bronze Age Poliochni on : Archaeometric Analysis in Archaeological Perspective” V. Kassianidou, “Archaeometallurgical Studies in the North-Western Foothills of the Troodos Mountains” R. C. P. Doonan and A. Mazarakis-Ainian, “Forging Identities in the Early Iron Age: Evidence for Metalworking at Oropos Osk” O. Kakavogianni, K. Douni, Y. Bassiakos, and E. Kakavogiannis, “Litharge from Final Neolithic and Early Helladic I Date from Mesogeia (Attica, Greece)” S. Dimitriadis, N. Efstratiou, A. Karetsou, and E. Banou, “Some New Evidence on Compositional and Technological Aspects of the Neolithic Ceramics of Knossos. Implications” NESTOR 30:6 3744 September 2003

E. Nodarou, P. M. Day, V. Kilikoglou, A. Hein, and M. Andreadaki-Vlasaki, “Technological Trajectories in EBA West Crete: Investigating Change in Pottery Technology at Chania during the Earlier Prepalatial Period” C. Knappett, “Minoanisation in the South-East Aegean: Pottery Fabrics from Miletus and Iasos” J. Hilditch, E. Kiriatzi, and K. Psaraki, “EHII Pottery from Thebes: An Integrated Typological, Technological and Provenance Study” E. Kiriatzi, “From Sherds to Technological and Cultural Landscapes: Ceramic Analysis, Ethnoarchaeology and Replication Experiments in the Study of the Kythera Island Project Survey Pottery” Y. Maniatis, M. S. Tite, D. Kavoussanaki, and M. Panagiotaki, “Technological Investigation of Aegean Faience” G. D. Papadimitriou and A. Z. Fragiskos, “The Study of Ancient Copper Slags from ” T. Tselios, “A New Program on Minoan Metallurgical Techniques during the Early and Middle Bronze Age” G. Ajdanlijsky, G. Nekhrizov, and D. Zlatanov, “Heavy Mineral Characteristics of the Ceramics and the Source Materials from the Ada Teppe Area, SE Bulgaria” D. Ben-Shlomo, “Regional Production Centers of Iron Age Pottery Wares in Philistia” C. Frederick and E. Nodarou, “Another (Mud)Brick on the Wall: Scientific Analysis of Bronze Age Earthen Construction Materials from Mochlos (East Crete)” A. Hein, V. Kassianidou, and V. Kilikoglou, “Refractory Ceramics from Politiko-Phorades (Cyprus)” E. Kiriatzi, A. Tsolakidou, E. Kartsonaki, A. Pentedeka, I. K. Whitbread, and W. Gauss, “An Interdisciplinary Study of Bronze Age Pottery Production and Supply at Kolona, ” C. Oberweiler, Y. Maniatis, and J. Shaw, “Metallurgical Ceramics: Analysis on Crucibles and Moulds from Kommos, South Crete” A. Pentedeka and K. Kotsakis, “Thin Sectioning Neolithic Identities: Red Monochrome Pottery from Middle Neolithic Sesklo” A. Tsolakidou, V. Kilikoglou, D. Malamidou, and Z. Tsirtsoni, “Compositional Patterns of Black on Red Ware from Eastern Macedonia and Potential Raw Material Sources” G. Kordatzaki, I. Tzahili, and E. Aloupi, “The Use of Technological Features in Macroscopic Examination and the Analytical Methodology of Archaeological Ceramics. Field of Operation: Temple of Vrysinas Rethymno” M. Geraga, G. Papatheodorou, S. Tsaila-Monopoli, and G. Ferentinos, “Climate: ‘The Pacemaker’ for Human Culture Evolution during the Prehistoric Age in the , Greece” F. W. McCoy, “Thera before the Disaster: A New Attempt to Reconstruct the Island before the LBA Volcanic Eruption” K. Kouli and M. D. Dermitzakis, “Pollen Evidence of the Cultural Landscape of the Neolithic Lake Settlement Dispilio, Northern Greece” M. Ntinou and N. Kyparissi-Apostolika, “Late Pleistocene-Early Holocene Changes in Plant Formations around Theopetra Cave, the Climatic Imprint and the Implications for Human Presence at the Site: The Contribution of Charcoal Analysis” S. M. Valamoti, “An Archaeobotanical Investigation of Early Bronze Age Cooking Ingredients at Archondiko, Western Macedonia, Greece: Preliminary Observations” O. Decavallas, R. Treuil, and M. Regert, “Characterisation of Organic Residues from Prehistoric Aegean Pottery” D. Urem-Kotsou, K. Kotsakis, C. Beck, and E. C. Stout, “Organic Residues from the Late Neolithic Makriyalos Cooking Pots, North Greece” M. Roumpou and C. Heron, “Organic Residue Analysis in Storage Vessels from Bronze Age Greece” NESTOR 30:6 3745 September 2003

N. Galanidou, “Identifying Organic Residues on Chipped Stone Tools: Analytical and Ethical Issues” A. Bartsiokas, St. Papamarinopoulos, P. Stefanopoulos, M. Papaioannou, and Th. Liosis, “Palaeoanthropological and Geophysical Finds from the Paleolithic Cave in Epirus” L. Kovatsi, S. Triantafyllou, M. Besios, S. Andreou, and S. Kouidou, “Determination of Familiar Relations among Early Iron Age Skeletal Remains using Mitochondrial DNA Analysis” A. G. Karydas, H. Brecoulaki, D. Kotzamani, and Ch. Zarkadas, “The X-Ray Fluorescence (XRF) Technique for In-Situ Analyses of Ancient Artifacts. A Critical Review and Future Perspectives” V. Lampropoulos, G. Panagiaris, A. Karampotsos, and E. Velitzelos, “A Comparative Study of Degradation Patterns of Petrified Material from Greek Fossilized Forests” N. Drivaliari, I. Liritzis, A. Sampson, K. Theodorakopoulou, and I. Bassiakos, “Middle Holocene Climatic Variation Inferred from Oxygen and Carbon Isotopic Fluctuations in Prehistoric Aegean Mollusk Shells, Correlated to Cultural Phases” E. Kotjabopoulou and C. N. Kaftantzis, “Seasonality and Radiology: A Pilot Application on Red Deer (Cervus Elaphus) Dentaris from the Upper Palaeolithic Cave of Kastritsa, NW Greece” E. Aloupi, C. Beck, V. Karageorghis, E. C. Stout, and K. M. Wovkulich, “The ‘Milk Bowls’ of the Bronze Age. The First Organic Residue Study of the Cypriot ‘White Slip’ Tableware” E. T. Stathopoulou, G. E. Theodorou, and Y. Bassiakos, “Observations on the Mobility of Phosphorus at the Dwarf Elephant Site on Island (, Greece)” T. Theodoropoulou, “From Sea to Land: The Exploitation of Mollusks in the Geometric Site of Skala Oropou, Attiki” K. Melessanaki, St. Chlouveraki, M. Panagiotaki, P. P. Betancourt, and D. Anglos, “Non-Sampling Analysis of Bronze Age Vitreous Materials: Experience with a New LIBS Instrument” E. T. Stathopoulou, G. E. Theodorou, and V. Psycharis, “Analytical Study of the Internal Structure and the State of Fossilization of Skeletal Remains from the Site of Pikermi (Attica, Greece)” G. Panagiaris, V. Labropoulos, I. Kotsifakos, P. Poulopoulos, P. Pavlakis, and M. Dermitzakis, “Study of Three Consolidants Used in Sub - Fossilised Bones That Are Going to Be Exposed In Situ (in Outdoor Conditions)” G. Korres, “The Messenian Gold (Applications of Archaeometry at the Study of Early Mycenaean Messenia)” I. Liritzis and H. Vassiliou, “Astronomical Orientation of Ancient Hellenic Temples: A Link between Religion, Mythology and Archaeological Evidence” G. D. Papadimitriou, “The Professions in the Mycenaean Palatial Systems” P. Malfas, “Troy: Geomorphologic Changes in the Valley of the Scamander”

Aegean News in Brief The Victoria and Albert Museum, London, has recently acquired the desk desgned by Marcel Breuer in 1936 for Dorothea Ventris, at which her son Michael Ventris worked on deciphering Linear B (National Art Collections Fund, 2002 Review (London 2003) 117 [with ill.]).

NESTOR 30:6 3746 September 2003

BIBLIOGRAPHY Abbreviations used in this issue:

Grecja Myken:ska Axer, Georgio, ed. 2000. Grecja Myken:ska a Grecja §030480 Klasyczna. Acta Societatis Philologae Polonorum 6, Warszawa and Olsztyn: Katedra Historii Starozæytnej i Kultury Antycznej, Instytutu Historii UWM w Olsztynie, and Zarzaçd G¬owny Polskiego Towarzystwa Filologicznego. ISBN 83-913072-2-0.

LH IIIC Chronology and Deger-Jalkotzy, Sigrid and Michaela Zavadil, eds. 2003. LH §030494 Synchronisms IIIC Chronology and Synchronisms. Proceedings of the International Workshop Held at the Austrian Academy of Sciences at May 7th and 8th, 2001. Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften philosophisch-historische Klasse Denkscriften 310, Wien: Verlag der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften. ISBN 3-7001-3146-1.

Peloponnesian Sanctuaries Hägg, Robin, ed. 2002. Peloponnesian Sanctuaries and §030507 and Cult Cults: Proceedings of the Ninth International Symposium at the Swedish Institute at Athens, 11-13 June 1994. SkrAth 4˚ 48, Stockholm: Svenska Institutet i Athen. ISBN 91-7916-038-7.

The Practical Impact of Pike, Scott and Seymour Gitin, eds. 1999. The Practical §030544 Science Impact of Science on Near Eastern and Aegean Archaeology. Wiener Laboratory Publication 3, London: Archetype. ISBN 1-873132-17-4.

ARTICLES AND BOOKS

Akdeniz, Engin 2002. “Erken Tunç Çag¨ı’na ait bir Grup IÆdol.” Anadolu §030474 Arasçtirmalari 16:9-18.

Alberti, Lucia 2002. “Ceramiche egee e cipriote del Museo dell’Olivo di Imperia.” §030475 SMEA 44.2:157-172.

Alparslan, Metin 2002. “Artukka: Assuwa Ülkesi ve Lokalizasyonu.” Anadolu §030476 Arasçtirmalari 16:23-34.

Alram-Stern, Eva 2003. “Aigeira-Acropolis: The Stratigraphy.” Pp. 15-21 in LH §030477 IIIC Chronology and Synchronisms. NESTOR 30:6 3747 September 2003

Andrea, Zhaneta 1999-2000. “Elemente të kulturave Baden, Kocofen e Kostolac §030478 në kulturën e Bronzit të hershëm në Shqipëri.” Iliria 29:119-127. (French summary, “Éléments des cultures Baden, Cotofen et Kostolac dans le culture du Bronze ancien en Albanie,” 127.)

Aravantinos, Vassilis L., Louis Godart, and Anna Sacconi 2001. Thèbes: Fouilles §030479 de la Cadmée I. Les tablettes en linéaire B de la Odos Pelopidou. Édition et commentaire. Biblioteca di “Pasiphae”. Collana di filologia e antichità egee 1, Pisa and : Instituti Editoriali e Poligrafici Internazionali. ISBN 88-8147- 228-7.

Axer, Georgio, ed. 2000. Grecja Myken:ska a Grecja Klasyczna. Acta Societatis §030480 Philologae Polonorum 6, Warszawa and Olsztyn: Katedra Historii Starozæytnej i Kultury Antycznej, Instytutu Historii UWM w Olsztynie, and Zarzaçd G¬owny Polskiego Towarzystwa Filologicznego. ISBN 83-913072-2-0.

Bahn, Paul, ed. 2001. The Penguin Archaeology Guide, Revised, expanded and §030481 updated edition. London: Penguin Books. ISBN 0-140-29308-6 and ISBN 0- 140-51448-1. (US)

Barako, Tristan 2003. “Philistines Upon the Seas.” Biblical Archaeology Review §030482 29.4:22-23.

Bejko, Lorenc 1999-2000. “Zakone mortore në bronzin e vonë të Shqipërisë §030483 Junglindore.” Iliria 29:129-181. (English translation, “Mortuary customs in the Late Bronze Age of South-Eastern Albania,” 155-181.)

Bintliff, John, Emeri Farinetti, Phil Howard, Kalliope Sarri, and Kostas Sbonias §030484 2002. “Classical Farms, Hidden Prehistoric Landscapes and Greek Rural Survey: A Response and an Update.” JMA 15.2:259-265. (Response and Update to §000525.)

Brehme, Sylvia, Melitta Brönner, Vassos Karageorghis, Gertrud Platz-Horster, and §030485 Bernhard Weisser 2002. Antike Kunst aus Zypern. Berlin: A.G. Leventis Foundation and Staatliche Museen zu Berlin. ISBN 3-88609-455-3. (German edition of §030486.)

Brehme, Sylvia, Melitta Brönner, Vassos Karageorghis, Gertrud Platz-Horster, and §030486 Bernhard Weisser 2001. Ancient Cypriote Art in Berlin. Nicosia: A.G. Leventis Foundation and Staatliche Museen zu Berlin. ISBN 9963-560-46-6. (English edition of §030485.) NESTOR 30:6 3748 September 2003

Buxeda i Garrigós, J., R. E. Jones, V. Kilikoglou, S. T. Levi, Y. Maniatis, J. §030487 Mitchell, L. Vagnetti, K. A. Wardle, and S. Andreou 2003. “Technology transfer at the periphery of the Mycenaean world: the cases of Mycenaean pottery found in central Macedonia (Greece) and the Plain of Sybaris ().” Archaeometry 45.2:263-284.

Coldstream, Nicolas and Amihai Mazar 2003. “Greek Pottery from Tel Rehov≥ and §030488 Iron Age Chronology.” IEJ 53.1:29-48.

Cook, Della Collins 1999. “Physical anthropology in the field: recognizing §030489 cremation, defleshing, exposure and secondary burial.” Pp. 43-46 in The Practical Impact of Science.

D’Agata, Anna Lucia 2003. “Late Minoan IIIC - Subminoan Pottery Sequence at §030490 Thronos/Kephala and its Connections with the Greek Mainland.” Pp. 23-35 in LH IIIC Chronology and Synchronisms.

D’Agata, Anna Lucia and Nota Karamaliki 2002. “Campagna di scavo 2002 a §030491 Thronos/Kephala (Creta, Grecia).” SMEA 44.2:347-355.

Dakoronia, Fanouria 2003. “The Transition from Late Helladic IIIC to the Early §030492 Iron Age at Kynos.” Pp. 37-51 in LH IIIC Chronology and Synchronisms.

Deger-Jalkotzy, Sigrid 2003. “Stratified Pottery Deposits from the Late Helladic §030493 IIIC Settlement at Aigeira/Achaia.” Pp. 53-75 in LH IIIC Chronology and Synchronisms.

Deger-Jalkotzy, Sigrid and Michaela Zavadil, eds. 2003. LH IIIC Chronology and §030494 Synchronisms. Proceedings of the International Workshop Held at the Austrian Academy of Sciences at Vienna May 7th and 8th, 2001. Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften philosophisch-historische Klasse Denkscriften 310, Wien: Verlag der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften. ISBN 3-7001-3146-1.

Demakopoulou, Katie 2003. “The Pottery from the Destruction Layers at Midea: §030495 Late Helladic IIIB2 Late or Transitional Late Helladic IIIB2/Late Helladic IIIC Early?” Pp. 77-92 in LH IIIC Chronology and Synchronisms.

Dunn-Vaturi, Anne-Elizabeth 2003. Vounous: C. F. A. Schaeffer’s Excavations in §030496 1933 Tombs 49-79. SIMA 130, Jonsered: Paul Åströms Förlag. ISBN 91-7081- 191-1.

Easton, D. F., J. D. Hawkins, A. G. Sherratt, and E. S. Sherratt 2002. “Troy in §030497 recent perspective.” AnatSt 52:75-109. NESTOR 30:6 3749 September 2003

Ellwood, Brooks B., Karl M. Petruso, and Francis B. Harrold 1999-2000. “High- §030498 resolution paleoclimatic trends for the Holocene identified using magnetic susceptibility data from the archaeological excavations in caves.” Iliria 29:109-117. (Albanian summary, “Prirjet paleoklimatike të Holocenit të identifikuara me anë të të dhënave manjetike të ndjeshmërisë në kërkimet arkeologjike në shpella,” 111-117.)

Facchetti, Giulio M. 2002. “Minoico ki-ro.” SMEA 44.2:173-197. §030499

Fairbairn, Andy 2002. “An archaeology of archaeobotany: re-investigating the §030500 Mellaart seed archive from Çatalhöyük.” Anatolian Archaeology 8:16-17.

Frankel, David and Jennifer M. Webb 2001. “Population, Households, and §030501 Ceramic Consumption in a Prehistoric Cypriot Village.” JFA 28.1-2:115-129.

Gadolou, Anastasia 2002. “The formation of the sacred landscapes of the Eastern §030502 Argolid, 900 -700 B.C. A religious, social and political survey.” Pp. 37-43 in Peloponnesian Sanctuaries and Cults.

Gauss, Walter 2003. “The Late Mycenaean Pottery from the North Slope of the §030503 Athenian Acropolis.” Pp. 93-104 in LH IIIC Chronology and Synchronisms.

Gibson, Catriona, Jonathan Last, Tiffany Raszick, and Sheelagh Frame 2002. §030504 “Çatalhöyük West Mound study season.” Anatolian Archaeology 8:7-9.

Gjipali, Ilir 1999-2000. “Përmbajtja dhe përkatësia kulturore kronologjike e §030505 vendbanimit neolitik të Rajcës (Rajcë II).” Iliria 29:29-77. (English summary, “The chronological and cultural elements of the Rajca II Neolithic settlement,” 75-77.)

Hägg, Robin, ed. 2002. Peloponnesian Sanctuaries and Cults: Proceedings of the §030506 Ninth International Symposium at the Swedish Institute at Athens, 11-13 June 1994. SkrAth 4˚ 48, Stockholm: Svenska Institutet i Athen. ISBN 91-7916-038- 7.

Hägg, Robin 2002. “Swedish archaeology in Greece, 1894-1994.” Pp. 9-13 in §030507 Peloponnesian Sanctuaries and Cults.

Hall, Jonathan M. 2002. “Heroes, Hera and Herakleidai in the Argive plain.” Pp. §030508 93-98 in Peloponnesian Sanctuaries and Cults.

Hallager, Birgitta P. 2003. “Late Minoan IIIB2 and Late Minoan IIIC Pottery in §030509 Khania.” Pp. 105-116 in LH IIIC Chronology and Synchronisms. NESTOR 30:6 3750 September 2003

Hansen, Julie 1999. “Sampling and recovery of non-wood plant remains.” Pp. 1-7 §030510 in The Practical Impact of Science.

Haubold, Johannes 2002. “Wars of Wissenschaft: the new quest for Troy.” IJCT §030511 8.4:564-579.

Hielte-Stavropoulou, Maria and Michael Wedde 2002. “Sam Wide’s excavation at §030512 Aphidna - stratigraphy and finds (poster).” Pp. 21-24 in Peloponnesian Sanctuaries and Cults.

Hodder, Ian 2002. “Çatalhöyük.” Anatolian Archaeology 8:5-7. §030513

Iakovidis, Spyros 2003. “Late Helladic IIIC at Mycenae.” Pp. 117-123 in LH IIIC §030514 Chronology and Synchronisms.

Iakovidis, Spyros 2003. “Late Helladic IIIC at Perati.” Pp. 125-130 in LH IIIC §030515 Chronology and Synchronisms.

Jasink, Anna Margherita 2002. “I sigilli in geroglifico minoico e il loro rapporto §030516 con i documenti amministrativi: alcune osservazioni.” SMEA 44.2:199-219.

Jones, Richard E., Lucia Vagnetti, Sara T. Levi, John Williams, David Jenkins, and §030517 Armando de Guio 2002. “Mycenaean and Aegean-Type Pottery from Northern Italy. Archaeological and Archaeometric Studies.” SMEA 44.2:221-261.

Jung, Reinhard 2003. “Late Helladic IIIC at the Toúmbes of Kastanás and Ólynthos §030518 - and the Problems of Macedonian Mycenaean Pottery.” Pp. 131-144 in LH IIIC Chronology and Synchronisms.

Kaczyn:ska, Elwira 2000. “G¬os w sprawie Karnessopolis.” Pp. 9-15 in Grecja §030519 Myken:ska.

Kanta, Athanasia 2003. “The Citadel of Kastrokephala and the Date of the Minoan §030520 Refuge Citadels.” Pp. 167-182 in LH IIIC Chronology and Synchronisms.

Kanta, Athanasia and Alexandra Karetsou 2003. “The Acropolis of Kastrokephala §030521 and Its Pottery.” Pp. 145-165 in LH IIIC Chronology and Synchronisms.

Karageorghis, Vassos 1998. Cypriote Archaeology Today: Achievements and §030522 Perspectives. The Dalrymple Lectures for 1992-93. Dalrymple Archaeological Monographs 4, Glasgow: University of Glasgow and Glasgow Archaeological Society. ISBN 0-85261-640-6. NESTOR 30:6 3751 September 2003

Karageorghis, Vassos and Vladimir P. Vanchugov, eds. 2001. Greek and Cypriote §030523 Antiquities in the Archaeological Museum of Odessa. Nicosia: Foundation Anastasios G. Leventis, National Academy of Sciences of the Ukraine, and Archaeological Museum of Odessa. ISBN 9963-560-45-8.

Kislev, Mordechai, Yoel Melamed, Orit Simchoni, and Mina Marmorstein 1999. §030524 “Computerized keys for archaeological grains: first steps.” Pp. 29-31 in The Practical Impact of Science.

Kitchen, K. A. 2002. “Ancient Egyptian Chronology for Aegeanists.” §030525 Mediterranean Archaeology and Archaeometry 2.2:5-12.

Klippel, Walter E. and Lynn M. Snyder 1999. “Harvest profiles, domestic §030526 ovicaprids, and Bronze Age Crete.” Pp. 53-61 in The Practical Impact of Science.

Knapp, A. Bernard 2002. “Disciplinary Fault Lines: Science and Social §030527 Archaeology.” Mediterranean Archaeology and Archaeometry 2.1:37-44.

Konsolaki, Eleni 2002. “A Mycenaean sanctuary on Methana.” Pp. 25-36 in §030528 Peloponnesian Sanctuaries and Cults.

Lemos, Irene S. 2002. The Protogeometric Aegean: The Archaeology of the Late §030529 Eleventh and Tenth Centuries B.C. Oxford Monographs on Classical Archaeology, Oxford: Oxford University Press. ISBN 0-19-925344-7.

Liritzis, I. 2002. “Revival of Obsidian Studies.” Mediterranean Archaeology and §030530 Archaeometry 2.2:79-82.

Liritzis, I., R. B. Galloway, D. Hong, and N. Kyparisi-Apostolika 2002. “OSL §030531 Dating of Three Prehistoric Ceramics from Theopetra Cave, Greece: A Case Study.” Mediterranean Archaeology and Archaeometry 2.2:35-43.

Liritzis, Ioannis and Maria Diakostamatiou 2002. “Towards a New Method of §030532 Obsidian Hydration Dating with Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry via a Surface Saturation Layer Approach.” Mediterranean Archaeology and Archaeometry 2.1:3-20.

Liritzis, Ioannis and Helen Vassiliou 2002. “Astronomical Orientations of Ancient §030533 Temples at and Attica with a Tentative Interpretation.” Mediterranean Archaeology and Archaeometry 2.1:69-79. NESTOR 30:6 3752 September 2003

Lohmann, Hans, Gerd Weisgerber, and Georg Kalaitzoglou 2002. “Ein §030534 endneolithisches Wehrdorf auf dem Megalo Rimbari (Attika) und verwandte Anlagen. Ein Beitrag zur Siedlungsarchäologie des endneolithischen Attika.” Boreas 25:1-48. (With Plates 1-12.)

Momigliano, N., A. Lena, M. Benzi, P. Belli, and G. Graziadio 2002. “Report on §030535 the 2002 study season at Iasos (SW Turkey).” SMEA 44.2:343-346.

Momigliano, Nicoletta 2002. “Bronze Age Carian Iasos.” Anatolian Archaeology §030536 8:18.

Momigliano, Nicoletta 2002. “Federico Halbherr and : an §030537 Archaeological Correspondence (1894-1917).” SMEA 44.2:263-318.

Morgan, Catherine 2002. “The Corinthian aristocracy and Corinthian cult during §030538 the eighth century BC.” Pp. 45-51 in Peloponnesian Sanctuaries and Cults.

Morris, Michael W. 2002. Soil Science and Archaeology: Three Test Cases from §030539 Minoan Crete. Prehistory Monographs 4, Philadelphia: The Institute for Aegean Prehistory Academic Press. ISBN 1-931534-03-9.

Nordquist, Gullög C. 2002. “A better time cannot be found (poster).” Pp. 15-20 in §030540 Peloponnesian Sanctuaries and Cults.

Nordquist, Gullög C. 2002. “Evidence for pre-Classical cult activity beneath the §030541 temple of Athena Alea at Tegea.” Pp. 149-158 in Peloponnesian Sanctuaries and Cults.

Østby, Erik 2002. “Recent excavations in the sanctuary of Athena Alea at Tegea: §030542 results and problems.” Pp. 139-147 in Peloponnesian Sanctuaries and Cults.

Pike, Scott and Seymour Gitin, eds. 1999. The Practical Impact of Science on Near §030543 Eastern and Aegean Archaeology. Wiener Laboratory Publication 3, London: Archetype. ISBN 1-873132-17-4.

Rahmstorf, Lorenz 2003. “Kleinfunde aus Tiryns aus Terrakotta, Stein, Bein und §030544 Glas/Fayence vornehmlich spätbronzezeitlicher Zeitstellung.” Archäologisches Nachrichtenblatt 8.1:63-67.

Rapp, George (Rip), Jr. 1999. “Geoarchaeology: the geologic context.” Pp. 77-84 §030545 in The Practical Impact of Science.

Runnels, Curtis and Mehmet Özdog¨an 2001. “The Palaeolithic of the Bosphorus §030546 Region, NW Turkey.” JFA 28.1-2:69-92. NESTOR 30:6 3753 September 2003

Ruppenstein, Florian 2003. “Late Helladic IIIC Late versus Submycenaean: A §030547 Methodological Problem.” Pp. 183-192 in LH IIIC Chronology and Synchronisms.

Russell, Nerissa 1999-2000. “The Mesolithic-Neolithic transition in the faunal §030548 assemblage from Konispol cave, Albania.” Iliria 29:79-100. (Albanian summary, “Ndryshimet mezolitike-neolitike të faunës në ansamblin e shpellës së Konispolit,” 95-100.)

Rutter, Jeremy B. 2003. “The Nature and Potential Significance of Minoan §030549 Features in the Earliest Late Helladic IIIC Ceramic Assemblages of the Central and Southern Greek Mainland.” Pp. 193-216 in LH IIIC Chronology and Synchronisms.

Rybowska, Joanna 2000. “Myken:skie s:wiadectwa potwierdzajaçce obecnos:c: boga §030550 Dionizosa na obszarze Grecji w II tysiaçcleci p.n.e.” Pp. 17-24 in Grecja Myken:ska.

Sampson, Adamantios, Janusz K. Koslowski, Malgotszata Kaszanowska, and §030551 Basiliki Giannouli 2002. “The Mesolithic Settlement at Maroulas, .” Mediterranean Archaeology and Archaeometry 2.1:45-67.

Sens, Ulrich 2002. “Zur landschaftlichen Einordnung spät- und subgeometrischer §030552 Plattenfiblen.” Boreas 25:49-96. (With Plates 13-14.)

Sharypkin, Sergiusz 2000. “Locativus separativus w tekstach myken:skich.” Pp. 35- §030553 43 in Grecja Myken:ska.

Spieralska, Beata 2000. “Tapturusa≥ werbalne u Homera.” Pp. 45-50 in Grecja §030554 Myken:ska.

Stevenson, Christopher M., Ioannis Liritzis, Maria Diakostamatiou, and Steven W. §030555 Novak 2002. “Investigations towards the Hydration Dating of Aegean Obsidian.” Mediterranean Archaeology and Archaeometry 2.1:93-109.

Stibbe, Conrad M. 2002. “The ‘Achilleion’ near Sparta: some unknown finds.” Pp. §030556 207-219 in Peloponnesian Sanctuaries and Cults.

Sucharski, Robert A. 2000. “Próba etymologicznej reinterpretacji myken:skiego §030557 wyrazu o-ka.” Pp. 51-55 in Grecja Myken:ska.

Vandersleyen, Claude 2003. “Keftiu: a cautionary note.” OJA 22.2:209-212. §030558 NESTOR 30:6 3754 September 2003

Vaughan, Sarah J. 1999. “Contributions of petrography to the study of §030559 archaeological ceramics and man-made building materials in the Aegean and eastern Mediterranean.” Pp. 117-125 in The Practical Impact of Science.

Vink, Marja C. V. 2002. “Sanctuaries and cults in an early urban context: Argos c. §030560 900-500 BC.” Pp. 53-62 in Peloponnesian Sanctuaries and Cults.

Vlachopoulos, Andreas 2003. “The Late Helladic IIIC ‘Grotta Phase’ of . Its §030561 Synchronisms in the Aegean and its Non-Synchronisms in the .” Pp. 217-234 in LH IIIC Chronology and Synchronisms.

Voyatzis, Mary E. 2002. “An analysis of votive types recently found at Tegea.” Pp. §030562 159-168 in Peloponnesian Sanctuaries and Cults.

Wiener, Malcolm H., Spyros Iakovidis, Jeremy B. Rutter, Reinhard Jung, and §030563 Andreas Vlachopoulos 2003. “Report on the Final General Discussion.” Pp. 245-260 in LH IIIC Chronology and Synchronisms.

Witczak, Krzysztof T. 2000. “Studia nad najstarszym pismem greckim czeçs:c: 2: §030564 wartos:ci podstawowe.” Pp. 65-74 in Grecja Myken:ska.

Yakar, Jak 2002. “Towards an Absolute Chronology for Middle and Late Bronze §030565 Age Anatolia.” Anadolu Arasçtirmalari 16:557-570.

Yasur-Landau, Assaf 2003. “The Absolute Chronology of the Late Helladic IIIC §030566 Period: A View from the Levant.” Pp. 235-244 in LH IIIC Chronology and Synchronisms.

Yellin, Joseph 1999. “What we can learn from pottery of a sunken ship through §030567 chemical analysis.” Pp. 147-153 in The Practical Impact of Science.