Trading ancient Greek pottery: Approaches and methods
Alejandro Garés Molero, Diana Rodríguez Pérez, Agustín Diez Castillo
págs. 3-15
Classical Attic pottery in non-greek environments: transport, distribution, uses
págs. 17-25
págs. 29-39
Tῆς Ἰωνίης πρόσχημα: About some ionian ornaments in the amasis painter’s works
págs. 41-48
págs. 49-60
Many-headed beasts: Networking archaic pottery production and trade contexts via the hydraand kerberos
págs. 61-70
Sailing from the attic ports to the Coast of Ophiussa: The trade routes of attic vases to the Western Hesperides
págs. 73-83
A New Attic Black-figure Group from the Late Fifth Century BCE: A trade study from the west
Alejandro Garés Molero, Maria Chidiroglou, Pelayo Huerta Segovia
págs. 85-95
New research on the distribution of greek pottery in the Middle Valley of the Guadiana River
Guiomar Pulido González, Pedro Miguel Naranjo, Esther Rodríguez González
págs. 97-107
As far as attic vases go: Studying the presence of the athenian kerameikos in Ancient Thrace
Despoina Tsiafaki, Yiannis Mourthos, Natasa Michailidou, Meliana Karta
págs. 109-121
To be or not to be: Greek kraters and their iberian imitations in the Upper Guadalquivir (Spain)
págs. 125-135
Waves of imports in a distant territory, the Iberian Edetania: attic supply, trading routesand local markets
págs. 137-146
Ruvo di Puglia: An exceptio in the landscape of the attic-pottery trade in Magna Graecia in the late fifth and early fourth centuries BCE. Indigenous culture and “special commissions”
págs. 147-153
págs. 155-162
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