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Volume 108 2004

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Badalyan, R. See Smith et al.Barako, T.J., Rev. of Oren, ed., The Sea Peoples and Their World: A ReassessmentBartman, E., The New Galleries of Ancient Art at the Walters Art Museum, Baltimore———, Rev. of Angelicoussis, The Holkham Collection of Classical SculpturesBecker, M.J., Rev. of Rathje, Nielson, and Rasmussen, eds., Pots for the Living, Pots for the DeadBeckman, G., Rev. of Melchert, ed., The LuwiansBoatwright, M.T., Rev. of Arce, Memoria de los antepasados: Puesta en escena y desarrollo del

elogio fúnebre romano———, Rev. of Edmonson, Basarrate, and Trillmich, Imagen y memoria: Monumentos funerarios

con retratos en la Colonia Augusta EmeritaBrown, K.A. and T.A. Brown, Rev. of Renfrew and Boyle, Archaeogenetics: DNA and the

Population Prehistory of EuropeBrown, T.A. See Brown, K.A. and T.A. Brown

Calder, W.M., III, Rev. of Flashar and Wohlfeil, eds., Adolf Furtwängler der ArchäologeCampbell, D.B., Rev. of Goldsworthy and Haynes, eds., The Roman Army as a Community,

Including Papers of a Conference Held at Birkbeck College, University of London on 11-12January, 1997

Carpenter, T.H., Rev. of Nørskov, Greek Vases in New Contexts: The Collecting and Trading ofGreek Vases—An Aspect of the Modern Reception of Antiquity

Carstens, A.M., Rev. of Jeppesen, The Maussolleion at Halikarnassos. Reports of the DanishArchaeological Expedition to Bodrum. Vol. 5, The Superstructure: A Comparative Analysisof the Architectural, Sculptural, and Literary Evidence

Carter, E., Rev. of Matthews, ed., Excavations at Tell Brak, 4: Exploring an Upper Mesopotamianregional centre, 1994-1996

Chaniotis, A., New Inscriptions from Aphrodisias (1995–2001)Childs, W.A.P., Rev. of Gazda, ed., The Ancient Art of Emulation: Studies in Artistic Originality

and Tradition from the Present to Classical AntiquityCleary, S.E., Rev. of Fabre and Sillières, Inscriptions latines d’Aquitaine: LectoureCrawford, S.W., Rev. of Magness, The Archaeology of Qumran and the Dead Sea ScrollsCole, L., Rev. of Torrence and Grattan, eds., Natural Disasters and Cultural ChangeCook, E., Near Eastern Prototypes of the Palace of AlkinoosCounts, D.B., Rev. of Karageorghis, The Cyprus Collections in the MedelhavsmuseetCuomo, S., Rev. of Schärlig, Compter avec des cailloux: Le Calcul elementaire sur l’abaque chez les

anciens Grecs

Davies, G., Rev. of De Felice, Roman Hospitality: The Professional Women of PompeiiDe Angelis, F., Rev. of Herring and Lomas, eds., The Emergence of State Identities in Italy in

the First Millennium BCde Grummond, N.T., Rev. of G. Bonfante and L. Bonfante, The Etruscan Language: An

IntroductionDierckx, H.M.C., Rev. of Procopiou and Treuil, Moudre et Boyer. L’Interpétation Fonctionelle

de l’Outillage de Moutoure et de Broyage dans la Préhistoire et l’Antiquité, 1: Méthodes:Pétrographie, Chimie, Tracéologie, Expérimentation, Ethnoarchéologie

Dodd, E.C., Rev. of Fiema, Kanellopoulos, Waliszewski, and Schick, The Petra ChurchDowney, S.B., Rev. of Sartre-Fauriat, Des Tombeaux et des mortes: Monuments funéraires, société

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———, Rev. of Wineland, Ancient Abila: An Archaeological HistoryDwyer, E., Rev. of Ellis, Roman HousingDyson, S.L., Rev. of Ridley, The Pope’s Archaeologist: The Life and Times of Carlo Fea

Edmondson, J., Rev. of Arce, ed., Centcelles. El monumento tardorromano: iconografía y arquitecturaElsner, J., Rev. of Højte, ed., Images of Ancestors

Favro, D., Rev. of Haselberger, Mapping Augustan RomeFlinthamilton, K., Rev. of Jashemski and Meyer, eds., The Natural History of Pompeii

Gex, K., Rev. of Barringer, The Hunt in Ancient GreeceGoldman, A.L., Rev. of Drew-Bear, Tax lialan, and Thomas, eds., Actes du Ier Congrès

international sur Antioche de PisidieGuralnick, E., A Group of Near Eastern Bronzes from Olympia

Herrmann, G., Rev. of Oates and Oates, Nimrud: An Assyrian Imperial City RevealedHitchcock, L.A., Rev. of Dobres and Robb, eds., Agency in ArchaeologyHohlfelder, R.L., Rev. of McCann, The Roman Port and Fishery of Cosa: A Short GuideHollinshead, M.B., Rev. of Kaltsas, Sculpture in the National Archaeological Museum, AthensHolloway, R.R., Rev. of Keesling, The Votive Statues of the Athenian Acropolis

Jablonka, P. and C. Brian Rose: Late Bronze Age Troy: A Response to Frank KolbJoffe, A.H., Rev. of van den Brink and Levy, eds., Egypt and the Levant: Interrelations from the

4th through the Early 3rd Millennium BCEJunker, K., Rev. of Bol, ed., Die Geschichte der antiken Bildhauerkunst. Vol. 1, Frühgriechische

Plastik———, Rev. of Karakasi, Archaic Korai

Kampen, N.B., Rev. of Dyson, Eugénie Sellers Strong: Portrait of an ArchaeologistKeesling, C.M., Rev. of Kosmopoulou, The Iconography of Sculptured Statue Bases in the Archaic

and Classical PeriodsKeller. See Savage, Zamora, and KellerKinney, D., Rev. of Koch and Kirchhainer, eds., Akten des Symposiums “FrühchristlicheSarkophage,” Marburg, 30. 6.–4. 7. 1999Kolb, F. Troy VI: A Trading Center and Commercial City?———. A Response to Peter Jablonka and C. Brian RoseKoloski-Ostrow, A.O., Rev. of Blackman and Hodge, eds., Frontinus’ Legacy: Essays on

Frontinus’ De aquibus urbis Romae———, Rev. of Fagan, Bathing in Public in the Roman World———, Rev. of Ohlig, De Aquis pompeiorum. Das Castellum Aquae in Pompeji: Herkunft, Zuleitung

und Verteilung des Wassers———, Rev. of Stirling, Mattingly, and Lazreg, Leptiminus (Lamta) Report No. 2: The East

Baths, Cemeteries, Kilns, Venus Mosaic, Site Museum, and Other StudiesKopaka, K., Seals of Meaning: Imprints of Past Aegean Worlds———, Rev. of Muller, ed., Minisch-Mykenische Glyptick. Stil, Ikonographie, FunctionKrzyszkowska, O.H., The Knossos Sealings . . . And Beyond?———, Rev. of Gill, Müller, and Pini, Corpus der Minoischen und Mykenischen Siegel, II. Iraklion

Archäologisches Museum, 8: Die Siegelabdrücke von Knossos———, Rev. of Müller, Olivier, Pini, and Sakellariou. Die Tonplombe n aus dem Nestorpalast von Pylos———, Rev. of Müller and Pini, Corpus der Minoischen und Mykenischen Siegel, II. Iraklion

Archäologisches Museum, 6: Die Siegelabdrücke von Aj. Triada und anderen Zentral-und Ostkretischen Fundorten

———, Rev. of Müller and Pini, Corpus der Minoischen und Mykenischen Siegel, II. Iraklion

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Archäologisches Museum, 7: Die Siegelabdrücke von Kato ZakrosLapp, E.C., Rev. of Kirsch, Antike Lampen im Landesmuseum MainzLawall, M.L., Rev. of Vaag, Nørskov, and Lund, The Maussolleion at Halikarnassos. Reports of

the Danish Archaeological Expedition to Bodrum. Vol. 7, The Pottery: Ceramic Materialand Other Finds from Selected Contexts

Lawton, C., Rev. of Stieber, The Poetics of Appearance in the Attic KoraiLeighton, R., Fortress Ustica?: An Island World in the Bronze Age———, Rev. of Holloway and Lukesh, Ustica. Vol. 1, Excavations of 1990 and 1991———, Rev. of Holloway and Lukesh, Ustica. Vol. 2, Excavations of 1994 and 1999Leveau, P., La cité romaine d’Arles et le Rhône: La romanisation d’un espace deltaïqueLieu, S., Rev. of Konrad, Der spätrömische Limes in Syrien: Archäologische Untersuchungen an

den Grenzkastellen von Sura, Terapyrgium, Cholle und in ResafaLusnia, S.S. Urban Planning and Sculptural Display in Severan Rome: Reconstructing

the Septizodium and Its Role in Dynastic Politics

Mackil, E., Wandering Cities: Alternatives to Catastrophe in the Greek PolisMcNiven, T.J., Rev. of Ferrari, Figures of Speech: Men and Maidens in Ancient GreeceMattern-Parkes, S.P., Rev. of Adams and Laurence, eds., Travel and Geography in the Roman

EmpireMierse, W.E. The Architecture of the Lost Temple of Hercules Gaditanus and Its

Levantine AssociationsMiles, M.M., Rev. of Pfaff, The Argive Heraion, 1: The Architecture of the Classical Temple of

HeraMilner, N.P., Rev. of McLean, Regional Epigraphic Catalogues of Asia Minor. Vol. 4, Greek and

Latin Inscriptions in the Konya Archaeological MuseumMoignard, E., Rev. of Bentz and Zanker, eds., Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum Deutschland, Beiheft

1: Vasenforschung und Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum-Standortbestimmung und Perspektiven

Nagy, H., Rev. of Cagianelli, Monumenti Musei e Gallerie Pontificie, Museo Gregoriano Etrusco,cataloghi. Vol. 5, Bronzi a figure umana

———, Rev. of Zampieri and Lavarone, eds., Bronzi antichi del Museo Archeologico di PadovaNevett, L., Rev. of Nielsen, ed., The Royal Palace Institution in the First Millenium BC: Regional

Development and Cultural Interchange between East and West

Ortiz, S.M., Rev. of Campbell, Shechem. Vol. 3, The Stratigraphy and Architecture of Shechem/Tel Balatah

Osborne, R., Greek Archaeology: A Survey of Recent WorkO’Sullivan, D., Rev. of Lavan, ed., Recent Research in Late-Antique Urbanism

Paleothodoros, D., Rev. of Reusser, Vasen für Etrurien: Verbreitung und Funktionen attischerKeramik im Etrurien des 6. und 5. Jahrhunderts v. Chr.

Palyvou, C., Rev. of Michailidou, Ακρωτηρι Θηρας Η Μελετη των �ρ�φων στα Κτηρια τ�υ�ικισµ�υ

Pennefather-O’Brien, E., Rev. of Arnott, Finger, and Smith, eds., Trepanation: History,Discovery, Theory

Philip, G., Rev. of Kingsley and Decker, eds., Economy and Exchange in the East Mediterraneanduring Late Antiquity

Prag, K., Rev. of Geva, ed., Jewish Quarter Excavations in the Old City of Jerusalem, conducted byNahman Avigad, 1969-1982, 1: Architecture and Stratigraphy: Areas A, W and X-2:Final Report

Preston, L., A Mortuary Perspective on Political Changes in Late Minoan II–IIIB Crete

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Psaroudakis, K., Rev. of Sporn, Heiligtümer und Kulte Kretas in klassischer und hellenistischer Zeit

Ratté, C. and R.R.R. Smith, Archaeological Research at Aphrodisias in Caria, 1999–2001Redford, S., Rev. of Magness, The Archaeology of the Early Islamic Settlement in PalestineReents-Budet, D., Rev. of Robinson, Lost Languages: The Enigma of the World’s Undeciphered

ScriptsRoller, D.W., Rev. of Harrison, Mountain and Plain: From the Lycian Coast to the Phrygian

Plateau in the Late Roman and Early Byzantine PeriodRoller, L.E., Rev. of Cosmopoulos, ed., Greek Mysteries: The Archaeology and Ritual of Ancient

Greek Secret CultsRose, C.B. See Jablonka, P. and C. Brian RoseRotroff, S.I., Rev. of Lüdorf, Die Lekane: Typologie und Chronologie einer Leitform der attischen

Gebrauchskeramik des 6.-1. Jahrhunderts v.Chr.Ruggles, C., Rev. of Hoskin, Tombs, Temples and Their Orientations: A New Perspective on

Mediterranean PrehistoryRystedt, E., Rev. of Woodford, Images of Myth in Classical Antiquity

Salowey, C.A., Rev. of Themelis, Ηρ�ες και Ηρ�α της Αρ��ιας Μεσσ�νης———, Rev. of Themelis, Ηρ�ες της Αρ��ιας Μεσσ�νηςSavage, S.H., K.A. Zamora, and D.R. Keller, Archaeology in Jordan, 2003 SeasonSchultz, P., Rev. of Touloupa, Τα εναετια τ�υ να�υ τ�υ Απ�λλων�ς ∆αφνηφ�ρ�υ στην ΕρετριαSebesta, J.L., Rev. of Walton, Jorgensen, and Rast-Eicher, eds., The Roman Textile Industry

and Its Influence: A Birthday Tribute To John Peter WildSheridan, A., Rev. of Woodward and Hill, eds., Prehistoric Britain: The Ceramic BasisSivan, H., Rev. of Bowersock, Brown, and Grabar, eds., Interpreting Late Antiquity:Essays on

the Postclassical WorldSlane, K.W., Rev. of Oxé and Comfort, Corpus vasorvm arretinorvm: A Catalogue of the Signatures,

Shapes and Chronology of Italian SigillataSmith, A.T., R. Badalyan, P. Avetisyan, and M. Zardaryan (with contributions by A.

Hayrapetyan, L. Minc, and B. Monahan), Early Complex Societies in SouthernCaucasia: A Preliminary Report on the 2002 Investigations of Project ArAGATSon the Tsakahovit Plain, Republic of Armenia

Smith, S.T., Rev. of Wilkinson, Genesis of the Pharaohs: Dramatic New Discoveries Rewrite theOrigins of Ancient Egypt

Smith, R.R.R. See Ratté and Smith.Stone, J., Rev. of Garfinkel, Dancing at the Dawn of AgricultureSturgeon, M.C., Rev. of Katakis, Επιδα�ρ�ς Τα Γλυπτα των Ρ�µαϊκ�ν $ρ�ν�ν απ% τ� Ιερ% τ�υ

Απ%λλ�ν�ς Μαλε�τ� και τ�υ Ασκλεπ'�υ———, Rev. of Despinis, Hochrelieffriese des 2. Jahrhunderts n. Chr. aus AthenSwetnam-Burland, M., Rev. of Versluys, Aegyptiaca Romana: Nilotic Scenes and the Roman

Views of Egypt

Taylor, R., Hadrian’s Serapeum in RomeThomas, P.M., Rev. of Galaty, Nestor’s Wine Cups: Investigating Ceramic Manufacture and

Exchange in a Late Bronze Age “Mycenaean” StateTsakirgis, B., Rev. of Reinders and Prummel, eds., Housing in New Halos: A Hellenistic Town

in Thessaly, Greece

Webb, J.M., Rev. of Karageorghis, Early Cyprus: Crossroads of the MediterraneanWeingarten, J., Rev. of Lapatin, Mysteries of the Snake Goddess: Art, Desire, and the Forging of

HistoryWheeler, E.L., Rev. of Hatzopoulos, L’Organisation de l’armée sous les Antigonids: Problèmes

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anciens et documents nouveauxWicker, N.L., Rev. of Hamilakis, Pluciennik, and Tarlow, eds., Thinking Through the Body:

Archaeologies of CorporealityWilkins, J., Rev. of Luce, ed., Paysage et alimentation dans le monde grec: Les innovations du

premier millénaire av. J.C.Wilson, P., Rev. of Kamil, Christianity in the Land of the Pharaohs: The Coptic Orthodox ChurchWoolf, G., The Present State and Future Scope of Roman Archaeology: A CommentWright, J., Rev. of Iakovides, Gla and the Kopais in the 13th Century B.C.

Yon, J.-B., Rev. of Lehmann and Holum, The Joint Expedition to Caesarea Maritima ExcavationReports. Vol. 5, The Greek and Latin Inscriptions of Caesarea Maritima

Zamora. See Savage, Zamora, and KellerZardaryan, M. See Smith et al.

EDITORIAL

Norman, N.J. A Note from the Editor-in-Chief

NECROLOGIES

Paul Rehak, 1954–2004 (J.G. Younger)Bogdan Rutkowski, 1930–2004 (K. Nowicki)Dorothy Burr Thompson, 1900–2001 (J.P. Uhlenbrock)

NEWSLETTERS

Archaeology in Jordan, 2003 Season (S.H. Savage, K.A. Zamora, and D.R. Keller)

PROCEEDINGS

The 105th Annual Meeting of the Archaeological Institute of America

REVIEWSAdams and Laurence, eds., Travel and Geography in the Roman Empire (S.P. Mattern-Parkes)Angelicoussis, The Holkham Collection of Classical Sculptures (E. Bartman)Arce, Memoria de los antepasados: Puesta en escena y desarrollo del elogio fúnebre romano, (M.T.

Boatwright)———, ed., Centcelles. El monumento tardorromano: iconografía y arquitectura (J. Edmondson)Arnott, Finger, and Smith, eds., Trepanation: History, Discovery, Theory (E. Pennefather-

O’Brien)

Barringer, The Hunt in Ancient Greece (K. Gex)Basarrate. See Edmonson, Basarrate, and TrillmichBentz and Zanker, eds., Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum Deutschland, Beiheft 1: Vasenforschung

und Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum-Standortbestimmung und Perspektiven (E. Moignard)Blackman and Hodge, eds., Frontinus’ Legacy: Essays on Frontinus’ De aquibus urbis Romae

(A.O. Koloski-Ostrow)Bol, ed., Die Geschichte der antiken Bildhauerkunst. Vol. 1, Frühgriechische Plastik (K. Junker)Bonfante and Bonfante, The Etruscan Language: An Introduction (N.T. de Grummond)Bonfante. See Bonfante and Bonfante

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Bowersock, Brown, and Grabar, eds., Interpreting Late Antiquity: Essays on the PostclassicalWorld (H. Sivan)

Boyle. See Renfrew and BoyleBrown. See Bowersock, Brown, and Grabar, eds.

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