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Volume 101 1997
ARCHAEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICA
1997
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CONTENTS OF VOLUME 101 (1997)
PAGES
Aleshire, S.B.,R ev.o f Hellstr6m and Alroth eds., Religiona nd Poweri n theA ncient GreekW orld 792-93
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Allison, P.M.,R ev.o f Eschebach and Eschebach, Pompeji:V om7 .Jahrhundervt. Chr.b is 79 n. Chr. 420-21
Ashmore, W., Rev. of Fletcher, The Limits of SettlementG rowth:A TheoreticalO utline 162-63
Bardill,J., The Palace of Lausus and Nearby Monuments in Constantinople: A Topograph-
ical Study 67-95
Bartman, E., Rev. of Rausa, LEmmaginde el vincitore:L 'atletan ella statuariag recad all'etaa rcaica
all'ellenismo 178-79
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Becker, M.J., Rev. of Nunn, Ancient Egyptian Medicine 405-406
Bergmann, B., Rev. of Biering, Die Odysseefreskevno n Esquilin 802-804
Berlin, A.M., Rev. of Stern et al., Excavationsa t Dor: Final Report,A reas A and C. Vol. IA:
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Bienkowski, P., Rev. of Eshel and Prag, Excavationsb y K.M. Kenyoni n Jerusalem1 961-1967
IV: The Iron Age Cave Deposits on the South-EastH ill and IsolatedB urials and Ceme-
teries Elsewhere 170-72
-, Rev. of Finkelstein, Living on the Fringe: The Archaeologya nd History of the Negev,S inai
and NeighbouringR egions in the Bronze and Iron Ages 170-72
Bikai, P.M., and V. Egan, Archaeology in Jordan 493-535
Boardman, J., Rev. of Moon ed., Polykleitos,t he Doryphorosa nd Tradition 177-78
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Paluzzi ed Altieri 627
Bommelje, S., Rev. of Berktold, Schmid, and Wacker eds., Akarnanien:E ine Landschafti m
antiken Griechenland 791-92
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a Catalog of Portrait Mummies in Egyptian Museums 187-88
Braund, D., Rev. of Tsetskhladze ed., New Studies on the Black Sea Littoral 788-89
Bunnens, G., Carved Ivories from Til Barsib 435-50
Burn, L., Rev. of Alfieri, Spina e la ceramicaa ttica 194-95
Carafa, P., Rev. of De Caro, La villa rustica in localith Villa Regina a Boscoreale 421-22
Cartledge, P., Rev. of Roberts, Landscapeso f Settlement:P rehistoryt o the Present 789-90
-, Rev. of Shipley and Salmon eds., Human Landscapesi n ClassicalA ntiquity:E nvironment
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Castriota, D., Rev. of Sauron, Quis deum? L'expressionp lastique des ideologiesp olitiques et
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Chavalas, M.W, Rev. of Potts, Mesopotamiaa nd theE ast:A n Archaeologicaal nd HistoricalS tudy
of ForeignR elations, ca. 3400-2000 B.C. 192-93
Coleman,J.E., Rev.o f Alram-Stern, Die aigiischeF riihzeit,2 . Serie:F orschungsberich1t9 75-1993
1: Das Neolithikumi n Griechenlandm it Ausnahmev on Kreta und Zypern 782-83
Cook, R.M., Rev. of Koch, De picturae initiis: Die Anfdngeg riechischenM alerei im 7.J ahr-
hundert v. Chr. 814-15
Cornell, TJ., Rev. of Moltesen and Brandt, Excavationsa t La Giostra:A Mid-RepublicanF or-
tress outside Rome 196
Cosmopoulos, M., Rev. of Renard, Le Piloponnese au BronzeA ncien 595-97
Coulton, J.J., Rev. of Cooper, The Templeo f Apollo Bassitas I: The Architecture 796-97
-, Rev. of Cooper, The Templeo f Apollo Bassitas III: The ArchitectureI: llustrations 796-97
vi CONTENTS OF VOLUME 101 (1997) [AJA 101
Crouwel, J.H., Rev. of Spruytte, Attelages antiques libyens: Archeologie saharienne expirimentale 814
Curvers, H.H., and G.M. Schwartz, Umm el-Marra, a Bronze Age Urban Center in the
Jabbul Plain, Western Syria, with a contribution by S. Dunham: Remarks on
Some Objects from Umm el-Marra, 1994-1995 201-39
D'Ambra, E., Rev. of Tusa, I sarcofagi romani in Sicilia2 196-97
Davies, P.J.E.,T he Politics of Perpetuation: Trajan's Column and the Art of Commemoration 41-65
Day, J.W., Rev. of Breuer, Reliefs und Epigramme griechischer Privatgrabmiler: Zeugnisse biirger-
lichen Selbstverstdndnisses vom 4. bis 2. Jahrhundert v. Chr. 179-80
De Puma, R.D., Rev. of Cateni, Corpus Speculorum Etruscorum, Italia 3. Volterra, Museo Guar-
nacci I 609-10
~- , Rev. of Frascarelli, Corpus Speculorum Etruscorum, Italia 2. Perugia, Museo Archeologico
Nazionale I 609-10
-, Rev. of Lambrechts, Corpus Speculorum Etruscorum, Stato della Cittcad el Vaticano 1. Cittd
del Vaticano, Museo Profano della Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana; Roma, Collezione di
antichita' dellAbbazia di San Paolo fuori le mura 609-10
Dickinson, O., Rev. of Betancourt and Davaras eds., Pseira I: The Minoan Buildings on the
West Side of Area A 173-74
Dillon, S., Figured Pilaster Capitals from Aphrodisias 731-69
--, Rev. of Mattusch, The Fire of Hephaistos: Large Classical Bronzes from North American
Collections 806-807
, Rev. of Mattusch, Myth, Man and Metal: Bronze Sculpture of Ancient Greece and Rome 806-807
Doonan, O.P., IV, Rev. of McConnell et al., La Muculufa II: Excavation and Survey 1988-1991.
The Castelluccian Village and Other Areas 607-608
Doukellis, P., Rev. of Clavel-Leveque and Plana-Mallart eds., Cite' et territoire: Colloque eu-
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, Rev. of Clavel-Leveque,Jouffroy, and Vignot eds., De la terre au ciel: Paysages et cadastres
antiques (XIFI Stage international, Besangon, 29-31 mars 1993) 189-90
Duncan-Jones, R.P., Rev. of Harl, Coinage in the Roman Economy, 300 B.C. to A.D. 700 807-808
Dunham, S. See Curvers and Schwartz.
Egan, V. See Bikai and Egan.
Emberling, G., Rev. of Boehmer et al., Uruk: Die Grdber 169-70
- , Rev. of Campbell and Green eds., The Archaeology of Death in the Ancient Near East 169-70
Evans, J.D., Rev. of Ashton ed., Studies in Ancient Coinage from Turkey 816
Fant, J.C., Rev. of Hellenkemper Salies ed., Das Wrack:D ie antike Schiffsfund von Mahdia I-II 182-84
Fotiadis, M., Rev. of Kuna and Venclovai eds., Whither Archaeology?P apers in Honour of Ev-en
Neustupnj 426
Fullerton, M.D., Rev. of Belli Pasqua, Scultura di eta' romana in "basalto" 613-14
- , Rev. of Hacklainder, Der archaistische Dionysos: Eine archdologische Untersuchung zur Bed-
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Gates, M.-H., Archaeology in Turkey 241-305
Gerstenblith, P., Rev. ofJrgouzo and Frier eds., Archiologie et droit de l'urbanisme en Europe 197
Ghanimati, S., Rev. of Azarnoush, The Sasanian Manor House at Hajiabad, Iran 622-23
Gill, D.W.J., of Jenkins and Sloan, Vases and Volcanoes: Sir William Hamilton and His
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Griffith, A.B., Rev. of Sauer, The End ofPaganism in the North-Western Provinces of the Roman
Empire: The Example of the Mithras Cult 429
Haigg, R., Rev. of Albers, SpiitmykenischeS tadtheiligtiimer: SystematischeA nalyse und vergleichende
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Hall, E.A., Theatrical Archaeology 154-58
Harrison, G.W.M., Rev. of Marangou-Lerat, Le vin et les amphores de Crete:D e l'ipoque classique
a l'dpoque impjriale 805-806
Hemans, C.D., Rev. of Duval, Marin, and Metzger eds., Salona I: Catalogue de la sculpture
architecturale paleochritienne de Salone 810-12
, Rev. of Chevalier, Salona II: Ecclesiae Dalmatiae 810-12
Henig, M., Rev. of Calinescu ed., Ancient Jewelry and Archaeology 808-10
- , Rev. of Johns, The Jewellery of Roman Britain: Celtic and Classical Traditions 808-10
Herzog, H., Rev. of Maass ed., Delphi: Orakel am Nabel der Welt 794-95
Hirschfeld, Y., Rev. of Patrich, Sabas, Leader of Palestinian Monasticism: A Comparative Study
in Eastern Monasticism, Fourth to Seventh Centuries 423-24
Hoffman, G.L., Rev. of Tsetskhladze and De Angelis eds., The Archaeologyo f GreekC oloni-
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Hurwit, J.M., The Death of the Sculptor? 587-91
Invernizzi, A., Rev. of Litvinskii and Bromberg eds., The Archaeology and Art of Central Asia:
Studies from the Former Soviet Union 594
Jackson, A.H., Rev. of Jarva, Archaiologia on Archaic Greek Body Armour 194
Jenkins, I., Documenting the Parthenon Frieze in Basel 774-75
Jones, G., Rev. of Harlan, The Living Fields: Our Agricultural Heritage 426-27
Kalogirou, A., Rev. of Korkuti, Neolithikum und Chalkolithikum im Albanien 594-95
Kampen, N.B., Rev. of Galinsky, Augustan Culture: An Interpretive Introduction 610-12
Kardulias, P.N., Rev. of Edmonds, Stone Toolsa nd Society: Working Stone in Neolithic and Bronze
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King, H., Rev. of Amberger-Lahrmann, Anatomie und Physiognomie in der hellenistischen Plas-
tik: Dargestellt am Pergamonaltar 604-606
-, Rev. of Metraux, Sculptors and Physicians in Fifth-Century Greece: A Preliminary Study 604-606
Klein, N.L., Rev. of Bommelaer and des Courtils, La Salle hypostyle d'Argos 428
Kolb, C.C., Rev. of Davis-Kimball, Bashilov, and Yablonsky eds., Nomads of the Eurasian Steppes
in the Early Iron Age 407-408
~- , Rev. of Telegin and Mallory, The Anthropomorphic Stelae of the Ukraine: The Early Icon-
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Koloski-Ostrow, A.O., Rev. of Neudecker, Die Pracht der Latrine: Zum Wandel iffentlicher Bediirf
nisanstalten in der kaiserzeitlichen Stadt 428-29
Kosmetatou, E., Rev. of Levidis ed., HAi Vrog o HpeaftrEpoq Epti rTq apyaiIaq EAA(cid:127)wV1Ktcj
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Kroll, J.H., Rev. of von Reden, Exchange in Ancient Greece 175-76
Kuniholm, P.I., Rev. of Baillie, A Slice through Time: Dendrochronology and Precision Dating 192
Lacovara, P., Rev. ofBaines ed., Stone Vessels,P ottery and Sealingsfrom the Tombo f Tutankhamun 780-82
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Lapatin, K.D.S., Pheidias hspavtoupy6q 663-82
-, Rev, of Harris, The Treasures of the Parthenon and Erechtheion 603-604
Lawall, M.L., Rev. of Whitbread, Greek Transport Amphorae: A Petrological and Archaeological
Study 176-77
Leader, R.E., In Death Not Divided: Gender, Family, and State on Classical Athenian Grave
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Leveau, P., of Dietz, Ladjimi Sebai, and Ben Hassan eds., AfricaP roconsularisR: egional
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Studies in the Segermes Valley ofNorthern Tunisia I: Archaeological Fieldwork; II: Pottery,
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Lloyd, J.A., Rev. of Libyaa ntiqua:A nnual of the Departmento f Antiquitieso f Libya, New Series
1, 1995 813
Lock, G., Rev. of Drennan, Statisticsf or ArchaeologistsA: CommonsensAe pproach 628-29
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Marabini Moevs, M.T.,R ev. of Puppo, Le coppe megaresii n Italia 416-17
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Mason, R.S., Rev. of Marchetti and Kolokotsas, Le nymphied e l'agorad 'Argos:F ouille, etude
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Meskell, L., Rev. of Montserrat, Sex and Societyi n Graeco-RomanE gypt 619-21
Morris, S.P., Ex Oriente Books: Near Eastern Resources for Classicists 149-53
Muhly, J.D., Recent Works in Archaeometallurgy 771-73
Nagy, H., Rev. of Bini, Caramella, and Buccioli, I bronzi etruschi e romani I-III 801-802
Neils, J., Rev. of Matheson, Polygnotosa nd VaseP ainting in ClassicalA thens 412-13
Nevett, L., Rev. of Kiderlen, Megale Oikia. Untersuchungenz ur Entwicklunga ufwendigerg rie-
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Nielsen, I., Rev. of Boersma, Mutatio Valentia:T he Late Roman Baths at Valesio,S alento 615-16
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Packer, J.E., Report from Rome: The Imperial Fora, a Retrospective 307-30
Palaima, T.G., Rev. of Knapp ed., Near Eastern and Aegean Textsf rom the Third to the First
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Parkins, H., Rev. of Potter, Townsi n Late Antiquity:I ol Caesareaa nd Its Context 816
Pedley, J.G., Rev. of Kyrieleis, Der grosse Kuros von Samos 793-94
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Plantzos, D., Crystals and Lenses in the Graeco-Roman World 451-64
- , Rev. of Vollenweider, Camdese t intailles 1.1-2: Lesp ortraitsg recsd u Cabinetd es midailles 180-81
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Redford, S., Rev. of Moore, Tille HoiyiikI : The Medieval Period 812-13
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an griechischeS tidte und Heiligtiimer I: Zeugnisseu nd Kommentare 418-19
-, Rev. of Worrle and Zanker eds., Stadtbildu nd Biirgerbildi m Hellenismus:K olloquium,
Miinchen, 24. bis 26. Juni 1993 418-19
Rehak, P., Interconnections between the Aegean and the Orient in the Second Millen-
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Rendeli, M., Rev. of Christie ed., Settlementa nd Economyi n Italy 1500 B.C.t o A.D. 1500. Papers
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Renfrew, C., Rev. of Trigger, Early Civilizations:A ncient Egypt in Context 164
Richards, J.D., Rev. of Lock and StanEi1 eds., Archaeologya nd GeographicaIl nformationS ys-
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Richards,J.E., Rev. of Bard, FromF armerst oP haraohs:M ortuaryE videncefort heR ise of Complex
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Rose, C.B., Rev. of Fless, Opferdieneru nd Kultmusikera uf stadtr6mischenh istorischenR eliefs.
Untersuchungenz ur IkonographieF, unktion und Benennung 612-13
Runnels, C., Rev. of Mellars, The NeanderthalL egacy:A n ArchaeologicaPl erspectivfer om West-
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Sagona, A., Rev. of Qilingiroglu and French eds., Anatolian Iron Ages 3: The Proceedingso f
the Third Anatolian Iron Ages ColloquiumH eld at Van, 6-12 August 1990 787-88
, Rev. of Mellaart and Murray, Beycesultan1 11:2:L ate BronzeA ge and Phrygian Pottery
and Middle and Late Bronze Age Small Objects 787-88
- , Rev. of Summers, Tille Hoyiik 4: The Late BronzeA ge and the Iron Age Transition 787-88
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NEWSLETTERS
Archaeology in Jordan (P.M. Bikai and V. Egan) 493-535
Archaeology in Syria (H. Weiss) 97-148
Archaeology in Turkey (M.-H. Gates) 241-305
Report from Rome: The Imperial Fora, a Retrospective (J.E. Packer) 307-30
PROCEEDINGS
The 98th Annual Meeting of the Archaeological Institute of America 331-93