Session I

• Art, Science, and Unifying Vision in Classical Archaeology

  George L. Huxley

  págs. 1-6

  

Session II-A History of Archaeology

• Antiquity Revisited: French Archaeological and Architectural Explorations in North Africa (1840-1940)

  Nabila Oulebsir

  pág. 7

  

• Pioneering American Women in Classical Archaeology: Academia, the Archaeological Institute of America, and the American School of Classical Studies at Athens

  Susan Heuck Allen

  págs. 8-10

  

• "Creative Mischief": Harold E. Edgerton's Instrumental Contributions to Maritime Archaeology

  Claire Calcagno

  págs. 11-14

  

• King Midas: History and Archaeology

  Maya Vassileva

  págs. 15-17

  

Session II-B Recycling in Antiquity

• What the Blind Man Saw: New Information from the Iron Age at Troy

  Maureen Basedow

  págs. 18-22

  

• Ancient Greek Archaeology?

  Carolyn Higbie

  págs. 23-25

  

• The Arch of Constantine and the Emperor's Enemies at Rome

  R. Ross Holloway

  págs. 26-29

  

• Recycling of Votive Offerings in Greek Sanctuaries. Epigraphical and Archaeological Evidence

  Astrid Lindenlauf

  págs. 30-32

  

• Refurbishing the Farms: The Reuse of the Rural Landscape in Late Roman Greece

  David Pettegrew

  págs. 33-35

  

• Deliberate Damage to Bronze Votives in Olympia during Archaic and Early Classical Times

  Heide Frielinghaus

  págs. 36-38

  

• "Schrott - oder: Rest in Pieces": Die Kleinfunde von Munigua

  Antje Krug

  pág. 39

  

Session II-C Magic and Religious Practices

• Iconographic Evidence for the Treatment of Animal Blood at Greek Sacrificies

  Gunnel Ekroth

  págs. 40-43

  

• Votives and Veneration: Athena, Hellotis, and Europa at Gortyna

  Rasmus Brandt

  págs. 44-48

  

• On Women's Festivals and Piglets in Ancient Tegea, Peloponnese

  Alexander Nagel

  págs. 49-51

  

• The Priests of the Mother - Gender and Place

  Lynn E. Roller

  págs. 52-55

  

• Samothracia Ferrea: Texts, Myths, and Material Culture

  Sandra Blakely

  pág. 56

  

• Iconografía e formule magiche tra papiri e gemme

  Carla Sfameni, Ennio Sanzi

  págs. 57-61

  

• The Magic Section: A Discovery

  Takashi Seki

  págs. 62-65

  

Session II-D Cultural Interactions in the Classical World I

• "Let No One Wonder at This Image": A Phoenician Funerary Stele in Athens

  Jennifer Stager

  págs. 66-70

  

• Sacrificies and Their Representation in Roman Asia Minor: Reconsidering the Core-Periphery Relation

  Günther Schörner

  págs. 71-74

  

• The Anthropomorphic Terracottas of the Nabataeans

  Laurent Gorgerat

  págs. 75-78

  

Session II-E New Discoveries: Greece, Balkans, and Turkey

• Recent Work on the Eastern Hill of the Sanctuary of the Great Gods, Samothrace

  Bonna Daix Wescoat

  págs. 79-83

  

• The Filling of a Well of Classical Times in Ephesos in Asia Minor

  Elisabeth Trinkl

  págs. 84-87

  

• The Temple of Athena at Ilion: Recent Excavations and Research

  C. Brian Rose

  págs. 88-92

  

• The Parliament Building of Patara

  Taner Korkut

  págs. 93-97

  

• The Hellenistic and Roman Pottery of Patara

  Gül Isun

  págs. 98-101

  

Session II-F Allusions to Elsewhere: Copies, Fakes, and Souvenirs in the Roman World

• Pegasos's Springs and Peaks of Inspiration in Early Imperial Greece and Rome

  Betsey A. Robinson

  págs. 102-104

  

• Roman Tourist Sites and their Arfetimages

  Bettina Bergmann

  pág. 105

  

• Rome as Souvenir: The Septizodium and the Severan Marble Plan

  Jennifer Trimble

  págs. 106-109

  

• A Very (Short) Ancient History of Uniformity

  Nicholas Purcell

  pág. 110

  

Session III-A Museums and Collecting in the Past

• The Chimera from Arezzo and Renaissance Etruscology

  Andrea Galdy

  págs. 111-113

  

• "Una buona parte". The Distribution of the Collection of Lucien Bonaparte: A Contribution to the Early History of the Antiquities Market

  Vinnie Norskov

  págs. 114-117

  

• Archaeology Out of the Common: The Renewed Galleries of the National Museum of Antiquities in Leiden, the Netherlands

  Ruurd B. Halbertsma

  pág. 118

  

• I Bocchi, moderni archeologi del XIX secolo

  Federica Wiel-Marin

  págs. 119-123

  

• Roman Funerary Monuments in Louisville, Kentucky

  Linda María Gigante

  págs. 124-127

  

• The Condes de Lagunillas Collection in Havana and its Hellenistic Sculptures

  Othmar Jaeggi

  págs. 128-131

  

Session III-B Crossing Boundaries

• Pseudo-Samian Amphoras and Maritime Trade in the Eastern Aegean

  Deborah N. Carlson

  págs. 132-135

  

• Classical Greek Fine Wares at Tel Megadim as Compared to Other Persian Period Sites in the Levant

  Martha K. Risser

  págs. 136-140

  

• Ceramografi attici in MAgna Grecia nel terzo quarto del V secolo a. C.

  Giada Giudice

  págs. 141-144

  

• White Marble at Pompeii: Taste, Trade, and Scientific Analysis

  J. C. Fant

  pág. 145

  

Session III-C Post-Antique

• Exposing the Female Breast all'antica in Western Art

  Beth Cohen

  pág. 146

  

• The Etruscan Heritage in Postmodern Architecture

  Ingrid E. M. Edlund-Berry

  págs. 147-150

  

• A Latin Grand Master, a Greek Philosopher, and the Colossus of Rhodes

  Ursula Vedder

  págs. 151-153

  

• The Portland Vase: A Masterwork of Late Renaissance Glassmaking?

  Jerome Eisenberg

  págs. 154-157

  

Session III-D Numismatics and Epigraphy

• Iconography and Inlcusion on the Coinage of the Altar of Roma and Augustus at Lugdunum

  Gianfranco Guadagnuolo

  pág. 158

  

• The Dialogue between Coins and Inscriptions in Roman Asia Minor

  Barbara Burrell

  págs. 159-162

  

• Texts and Technology: The Limits of Epigraphy

  Glenn Richard Bugh

  págs. 163-167

  

Session III-E Investigating Dionysiac Imagenery

• Dysfunctional Sexuality in Iamic Poetry and in Athenian Vase-Paintings of Silens

  Guy Hedreen

  págs. 168-171

  

• The Survival of the Fit. Observations on the Neo-Attic Maenads and Their Predecessors

  Beryl Barr-Sharrar

  págs. 172-175

  

• Symposium Scenes of Augustan Times and Alexandrian Epigrammatic Poetry

  M. T. Marabini Moevs

  págs. 176-180

  

• Establishing the Type: The Iconography of Sleeping Silenos and the Origin of Fountain Sculpture

  Alexander V. Kruglov

  págs. 181-184

  

• A Gesture of Drowsiness and the End of the Symposium on Athenian Pottery

  Timothy J. McNiven

  pág. 185

  

Session III-F Building the Image of the "Urbs" in Antiquity (Colloquium)

• Exploring the International Arena: The Tarquins' Aspirations for the Temple of Jupiter Optimus Maximus

  Penelope J. E. Davies

  págs. 186-189

  

• Explaining the Origin of the Roman Basilica: Early Basilicas and Graecostasis

  Katherine Welch

  pág. 189

  

• A City in Flux: The Animated Boundaries of Ancient Rome

  Diane Favro

  págs. 190-195

  

• Redating the Septizodium and Severan Propaganda

  Susan S. Lusnia

  págs. 196-199

  

• The Baths of Constantinople in Context: the Neighborhood Trilogy

  Fikret K. Yegul

  págs. 200-204

  

• Building the Image of the "Urbs" in Antiquity: Response

  Rabun Taylor

  págs. 205-207

  

Session III-G Revealing the "Logos" of "Techné". Ancient Technology through Modern Lenses (Colloquium)

• Hydraulic Mortars in Antiquity: Analyses from Fountains in Ancient Corinth

  Ruth Siddall

  págs. 208-212

  

• The Lightweight Volcanic Scoria in the Concrete Vaults of Imperial Rome: Some Evidence for the Trade and Economy of Building Materials

  Lynne C. Lancaster

  págs. 212-216

  

• Food for Thought: The Technology of Cookware Production in Northwestern Greece

  Melissa Moore Morison

  pág. 217

  

Session III-H Testing Classical Boundaries. Promise and Problems in the Study of the "Periphery" (Colloquium)

• Testing Classical Boundaries: Promise and Problems in the Study of the "Periphery"

  Susanne Ebbinghaus

  págs. 218-220

  

• Macedonia: A Kingdom on the Border of the Periphery

  Stella Miller-Collett

  pág. 221

  

• Cultural Elastic: Moulding and Modelling Interfaces between Greeks and Thracians

  Zofia H. Archibald

  págs. 222-224

  

• Betwixt and Between: Western Anatolia in the Persian Period

  Margaret C. Miller

  págs. 225-227

  

• Transfer and Transformation: Phoenicia and the Greek World

  Katja Lembke

  págs. 228-230

  

Session III-P Poster Session

Session IV-A New Discoveries: Italy

• A New Head og Augustus from Herculaneum: A Marble Survivor of Vesuvius's Pyroclastic Surge

  John Pollini

  pág. 233

  

Session IV-B Houses, Places, and Villas

• Athenian Houses: What There Is and What There Isn't

  Barbara Tsakirgis

  págs. 234-237

  

• Town Planning and Residential Houses in the Hellenistyic Period in Israel

  Amos Kloner

  pág. 238

  

• Archaeology, Art, and Ancient History in the Study of Roman Villas in Central Hispania

  María Cruz Fernández Castro

  págs. 239-243

  

• The Relationship of the Roman Villa and its Environment

  Eeva-Maria Viitamen

  pág. 244

  

• The Roman Villa and its Physical and Cultural Landscapes from the Late Republic to the Early Empire: Issues of Typology

  Mantha Zarmakoupi

  págs. 245-248

  

Session IV-C Conservation and Restoration

• Fixed Meaning: Restoration in Ancient Rome

  Linda Ann Nolan

  págs. 249-251

  

• Michelangelo's Bacchus and "Forgeries" in Renaissance Collections of Ancient Sculpture

  Kathleen Wren Christian

  págs. 252-255

  

• Reflections on Restorations: The Journey of the Rhode Island School of Design Museum's "Hermes"

  Gerogibna E. Borromeo

  págs. 256-259

  

• The Interpretation and Conservation of a Roman Marble Mythological Relief

  Marie Svoboda

  págs. 260-264

  

• The Conservation of the Pantheon West Frieze from the Archaeologist's Point of View

  Christina Vlassopoulou

  págs. 265-268

  

• The Conservation Project of the Parthenon West Frieze

  Evi Papakonstantinou

  págs. 269-273

  

Session IV-D New Discoveries: North Africa and the Iberian Peninsula

• Une petite colelction de statues de Cyrénaïque au Louvre

  Mary Anne Zagdoun

  págs. 274-277

  

• The Protohistoric Sanctuary of Cancho Roano: Archaeological Excavations and Exhibition

  Sebastián Celestino Pérez

  págs. 278-282

  

• Le "grand ensemble sévérien" de Bulla Regia (Africa Proconsularis, Tunise): un Augusteum

  Roger Hanoune

  págs. 283-286

  

• The UCL/INSAP Excavations at Volubilis, Morocco. Between the Roman and the Islamic City

  Elizabeth Fentress, Hassan Limane

  pág. 287

  

Session IV-E Methods and Meanings in Funerary Practices

• Etruscan Games - Competitive Sports in a Funerary Context

  Judy K. Deuling

  págs. 288-290

  

• Trauergesten in Griechenland und Etrurien (6. und 5. Jahrhundert v.Chr.)

  Cornelia Weber-Lehmann

  pág. 291

  

• Etruscan Women at Tarquinia: Skeletal Evidence for Tomb Use

  Marshall Joseph Becker

  págs. 292-294

  

Session IV-F Education: Grounding Our Knowledge

• Living and Learning in Late Antiquity: Childhoood Education on a Group of Late Antique Mosaics

  Constantin A. Marinescu

  pág. 295

  

• Coping with the Distance. Trends and Alternative Strategies in the Teaching Classical Archaeology in Finland

  Janne P. Ikäheimo, Eero Jarva

  págs. 296-299

  

• Digital Artifacts in Teaching Classical Art: Some Educational Considerations

  Janet Rountree

  págs. 300-302

  

• The Diniacopoulos Collection: Using Antiquities as a Teaching Tool

  Krysia Spirydowicz

  págs. 303-307

  

• Pottery as a Core Text? An Essay on the Place of Archaeology in the University Core Curriculum

  Kathleen W. Peters

  págs. 308-310

  

• Teaching Ethics in Archaeology and Antiquities Collecting: A Travel Course

  Nancy Sultan, Joseph A. Greene

  pág. 311

  

Session IV-G Roman Social History and Archaeology: New Models and Material Evidence (Colloquium)

• Social History and Archaeology: Opportunities and Problems

  Zsuzsanna Várhelyi

  págs. 312-314

  

• Coins in the Countryside? Gauging Rural Monetization

  David B. Hollander

  págs. 315-317

  

• M. Aemilius Lepidus and the Four Flamines on the Ara Pacis Augustae

  Gaius Stern

  págs. 318-322

  

• Villas, Ergastula, and Modern Scholarship: The Contribution of Archaeology to Social History, or Vice Versa?

  Annalisa Marzano

  págs. 323-325

  

• Et Domus et Collegium: Ostia's "Domus del Tempio Rotondo" Reconsidered

  Genevieve S. Gesert

  págs. 326-330

  

Session V-A Ancient Society I

• Rois, sanctuaires et diffusin de l'image royale à Chypre (VIIIe-IV siècle av. J. -C)

  Anne-Marie Collombier

  págs. 331-333

  

• Das Mosaik der Sieben Weisen in Neapel

  Toshihiro Osada

  págs. 334-337

  

• Baths and Bathing in Late Antique Ostia

  Janet Delaine

  págs. 338-343

  

• The God for Young and Old

  H. H. von Prittwitz Gaffron

  págs. 344-346

  

• Attic Grave Reliefs and Portrait Sculpture in Fourth-Century Athens

  Johannes Bergemann

  págs. 347-351

  

Session V-B Ancient Technologies I

• Studio Copies in Athenian Vase-Painting

  Sue Allen Hoyt

  págs. 352-354

  

• The Early Use of Fired Brick in Hellenistic and Roman Architecture

  Henrik Gerding

  págs. 355-358

  

• Who's in Charge? Studying Social Networks in the Roman Brick Industry in Central Italy

  Shawn Graham

  págs. 359-362

  

• Who's in Charge? Studying Social Networks in the Roman Brick Industry in Central Italy

  Shawn Graham

  págs. 359-362

  

• Stylistic and Technical Study of a Bronze Hydria in the Michael C. Carlos Museum

  Jasper Gaunt

  págs. 363-367

  

• Archaeology and Ancient Military Technology: Archaeological Remains of Catapults

  Jaime González Ocaña

  págs. 368-371

  

Session V-C Elements of Architecture in the Ancient World

• When Is a Column Not a Column? Columns in Attic Vase-Painting

  Kathleen M. Lynch

  págs. 372-376

  

• Finding a Bar in Pompeii: A New Approach to an Old Problem

  Steven J. R. Ellis

  págs. 377-381

  

• The Theater of Lugdunum Convenarum: On Monument Siting and Collective Memory

  Daniel M. Millette

  págs. 382-385

  

• A New Feature in the Civic Landscape: The Theater Façade at Corinth

  Mary C. Sturgeon

  págs. 386-390

  

• A Preliminary Report on a Late Archaic Marble Kouros in the Museum of Mersinn in Cilicia (Southern Turkey)

  Ergün Lafli

  págs. 391-394

  

• Temples and Tombs of Western Rough Cilicia: A Question of Form versus Function

  Rhys F. Townsend, Michael C. Hoff

  págs. 395-399

  

• Maxentius and the City of Rome: Imperial Building Policy in an Urban Context

  Hauke Ziemssen

  págs. 400-404

  

Session V-D Recording the Past

• Ciriaco d'Ancona and Poliphilo: The Visual Reconstruction of Ancient Monuments in Renaissance Archaeology, Humanism, and the Arts

  Theodore Koutsogiannis

  pág. 405

  

• Representing Classical Monuments in the Sixteenth Century

  William Stenhouse

  págs. 406-409

  

• The Berlin Codex Destailleur D: An Important Source for Archaeology and Its History

  Bernd Kulawik

  págs. 410-412

  

• Murals of the Villa of the Mysteries by Maria Barosso: Archaeology, Art, and Politics in the 1920s

  Elaine K. Gazda

  pág. 413

  

• Roman Imperial Statue bases from Augustus to Commodus

  Jakob Munk Hojte

  págs. 414-418

  

• Archiving Cultural Objects in the Twenty-First Century: Pottery from Karabournaki

  D. Tsiafakis

  págs. 419-423

  

Session V-E Iconography in Sculpture

• The Armor of Pelops

  András Patay-Horvath

  págs. 424-427

  

• Parthenon East Metope 3: A New Reconstruction for Ares and the Opposing Giant

  Katherine Schwab

  págs. 428-431

  

• A Marble Muse from Thespiae in Boeotia: Provincial versus Metropolitan in Hellenistic Sculpture

  Iphigeneia Leventi

  págs. 432-435

  

• Les modes de représentation dans l'Agora des Italiens

  François Queyrel

  págs. 436-439

  

• Metaphor, Symbol, and Reality. The Polysemy of the Imperial Radiate Crown

  Steven Hijmans

  págs. 440-443

  

• An Unusual Scene of Dendrophoria from Epidauros

  Robert Wagman S.

  págs. 444-446

  

• Roman Classicistic Votive Reliefs

  Stephanie Böhm

  págs. 447-450

  

Session V-F Real-Time Reconstruction Models for Exhibition and Education: The Herodian Temple Mount Installation at the Davidson Center in Jerusalem (Colloquium)

• Real-Time Reconstruction Models for Exhibition and Education: The Herodian Temple Mount Installation at the Davidson Center in Jerusalem. Introduction

  Lisa Snyder

  pág. 451

  

• The Development of the Davidson Center for Exhibition and Virtual Reconstruction

  Jacob Fisch

  págs. 452-455

  

• The Use of Real-Time Visual Simulation Technology for Historic Reconstruction and Exhibition

  Lisa Snyder

  págs. 456-459

  

• The Model at the Davidson Center in Jesusalem and the Reconstruction of the Herodian Royal Stoa

  Ronny Reich

  págs. 460-463

  

Session V-G Children in Ancient Greece I (Colloquium)

• Children in the Ancient Greece

  John H. Oakley, Jenifer Neils

  pág. 464

  

• Representations of Child Development in Ancient Athens

  Greta Ham

  pág. 465

  

• Adults' Children or Childhood Gendered Twice

  Jens-Arne Dickmann

  págs. 466-469

  

• Children without Childhood? Social Status and Child Representation on Attic Vases and Votive Reliefs (Sixth-Fourth Century B.C.)

  Martina Seifert

  págs. 470-472

  

• Twin Births in Ancient Greece. Myth, Medical Discourse, and Iconography

  Véronique Dasen

  págs. 473-476

  

• Mors Immatura in Iron Age Attica

  Ann M. E. Haentjens

  págs. 477-479

  

• A Methodical Approach to Funeral Goods Offered to Children in Ancient Abdera

  Konstantina Kallintzi, Irini-Despina Papaikonomou

  págs. 480-484

  

• "Hello Dolly": Figurines as an Indicator of gender in Child Graves

  Kate Collingridge

  págs. 485-487

  

Session VI-A Ancient Society II

• The Iconography of Gender: Dark Men and Light Women in Archaic Greek Painting

  Mary Ann Eaverly

  págs. 488-490

  

• The Image of Women in Iberian Culture (6th-1st Century B.C.)

  Lourdes Prados Torreira, María Isabel Izquierdo Peraile

  págs. 491-494

  

• Scent-Related Occupations in Rome: Unguentarii/ae and Thuraii/ae

  Sandra Boero-Imwinkelried

  págs. 495-497

  

• The Development of Inequality in Pompeii: The Evidence form the Northern End of Insula VI.i

  Rick Jones, Damian Robinson

  págs. 498-502

  

• Something Fishy in Roman Crete

  Jane Francis, George W. M. Harrison

  pág. 503

  

• Wine Production, Consumption, and Trade in North Coastal Etruria

  Simonetta Menchelli, Marinella Pasquinucci

  págs. 504-508

  

Session VI-B Ancient Technologies II

• On Reconstructing the Melting Technique of Greek Bronze Casters

  Gerhard Zimmer

  págs. 509-511

  

• Reconstructing the Polychromy of a Roman Portrait: Caligula in the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek, Copenhagen

  Jan Stubbe Ostergaard

  págs. 512-516

  

• The Nile Mosaic of Palestrina: An Illustration of Shipbuilding Traditions

  Zaraza Friedman

  pág. 517

  

• Late Hellenistic Polychrome Necklaces

  Mikhail Treister

  págs. 518-522

  

Session VI-C Collecting in the Present

• Two New Acquisitions with Old Histories

  Christine Kondoleon

  pág. 523

  

• An Antiquities Collector's Thoughts on the Structure and Economics of the Antiquities Markets, the Unintended Consequences of Public Policy, Possible Reforms, and the Ethics of Market Participation

  Peter Aldrich

  págs. 524-526

  

• A kouros at the Walters Art Museum

  Amalia Avramidou

  págs. 527-530

  

• A Daedalic Kriophoros

  Michael Bennettt

  págs. 531-534

  

• An Attic Pyxis by the Chaire Painter

  Walter Gilbert

  pág. 535

  

Session VI-D Landscapes

• Early Processes of Urbanization in Central Picenum: A Contribution from the Potenza Valley Survey (Central Italy, Marche)

  Frank Vermeulen

  págs. 536-539

  

• Naxos di Sicilia: il primo stanziamento coloniale

  María Costanza Lentini

  págs. 540-545

  

• The Port of Sicilian Naxos and the Ancient Urban Landscape

  David Blackman, María Costanza Lentini

  págs. 546-550

  

• Roman Cumae: Urban Vitality in the Imperial Era

  Rufus Fears

  págs. 551-554

  

• Cultural Landscapes in South Picenum

  Marinella Pasquinucci, Simonetta Menchelli

  págs. 555-559

  

• Site Conservation Planning for Athienou-Malloura

  Margaret Breuker, Remco Breuker

  págs. 560-565

  

• The Management of Archaeological Sites. Case Study: Magnesia and Maeandrum

  B. Nilgün Öz, Nimet Özgönul

  págs. 566-569

  

Session VI-E Iconography of Myth

• Another Early Mythical Representacion in Greek Art: A Middle Protocorinthian Sherd from Tegea

  Erik Ostby

  págs. 570-573

  

• Hunters and Hunting on the François Vase

  Judith M. Barringer

  pág. 574

  

• Schwester, Gattin, Mutter? Die Rolle der Frauen in der Ikonographie von "Hektors Lösung"

  Gerda Schwarz

  págs. 575-579

  

• Coronis in Greek Vase-Painting?

  John Herrmann

  págs. 580-584

  

• The Inspiration behind the Athena of the Prize Panathenaic Amphoras

  Patricia Hannah

  págs. 585-587

  

• Which Stud Produced This Lion?

  Isabelle Villeveygoux

  págs. 588-592

  

• The Great Palace Mosaic in Constantinople: Its Varied Sources and Its Sociological Context

  David Parrish

  págs. 593-596

  

Session VI-F Cultural Interactions in the Classical World II

• Dieties of hellenistic Maresha: Divine and Undefined Iconography

  Adi Erlich

  pág. 597

  

• New Light on the Iconography of Bes in Archaic Cyprus

  Derek B. Counts, Michael K. Toumazou

  págs. 598-602

  

• Peter, Paul, and the Consul: Images of Officials on African Red Slip Ware

  Annewies Van Den Hoek, John Herrmann

  pág. 603

  

• Teh Goddess Tyche in Byzantine Art and the Medallion of Tyche from Huryat Tinshemet

  Uzi Dahari

  pág. 604

  

Session VI-G Children in Ancient Greece II (Colloquium)

• Further Thoughts on the Athenian Gils at Brauron (Arktoi)

  Hans Rupprecht Goette

  pág. 605

  

• baby out of a Basket in the Athenian Asklepieion

  Olga Palagia

  págs. 606-609

  

• Children in Athenian Cult: The Case of Demeter's Boy

  Ann Steiner

  págs. 610-613

  

• La place de l'image de la courotrophe dans le répertoire des offrandes consacrées à Déméter. Le cas de la Sicile et de la Grande Grèce

  Sandrine Ducaté-Paarmann

  págs. 614-616

  

• Male Kourotrophoi

  Aileen Ajootian

  págs. 617-620

  

• The Different Sides of One Medal: Male Paides within the Attic Sports Environment of Late Archaic and Classical Times

  Bettina Kratzmüller

  págs. 621-623

  

• The Horse and Jockey from Artemision: A Bronze Equestrian Monument of the Hellenistic Period

  Seán Hemingway

  pág. 624

  

• Protecting Athenea's Children: Amulets in Classical Athens

  Alexis Castor

  págs. 625-627