MEDITERRANEAN ARCHAEOLOGY SUPPLEMENTS All Meditarch Supplements are hard cover, case bound and printed on archival quality paper. Meditarch Supplement 1 EUMOUSIA Meditarch Supplement 2 Pella in Jordan 2 Meditarch Supplement 3 Trade, Contact, and the Movement of Peoples in the Eastern Mediterranean Meditarch Supplement 4 The Walls of Jerusalem Meditarch Supplement 5 Jebel Khalid on the Euphrates 1: Report on Excavations 1986-1996 Meditarch Supplement 6: Jebel Khalid on the Euphrates 2: The Terracotta Figurines home

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J.-P. Descoeudres (ed.), EUMOUSIA.
Ceramic and Iconographic Studies in Honour of Alexander Cambitoglou,
Meditarch Supplement 1(1990)

ISBN 738.3820938, 278 pages, 51 plates

Excavations in the Region of Pylos George S. Korrés	1	Bronzekästchen für Artemis Veronika Mitsopoulos-Leon	139
Protogeometric Birds from Torone John K. Papodopoulos	13	Campano-Corinthian Figured Vase-painting: The Pontecagnano School J. G. Szilagyi	143
Cycladic and Euboean Imports in the North Cemetery of Knossos J. N. Coldstream	25	The Geography of the Southern Sicels R. Ross Holloway	149
Attic and Atticizing Pottery in the Cyclades during the Eighth Century BC K. A. Sheedy	31	Epicharmus, Phy;ax, and Sicilian Comedy C. W. Dearden	157
Zagora - Population Increase and Society in the Later Eighth Century BC J. R. Green	41	Ceramica di tradizione indigena e di derivazione greca nella Puglia preromana Ettore M. De Juliis	165
La baie de Skardhana à Délos Paul Courbin	47	Dedica ad Hera su di un frammento ceramico a figure nere nel Museo di Baranello Gianna Dareggi	175
A Wild Goat Oinochoe in Laon R. M. Cook	55	Workshops of Apulian Red-Figure Outside Taranto E. G. D. Robinson	181
The Greek Art of Narrative John Boardman	57	Propos sur le calathos dans la céramique italoite Hélène Cassimatis	197
Troilos and Polyxene: Notes on a Changing Legend Martin Robertson	63	Die Übergabe des Dionysoskindes in der unteritalischen Vasenmalerei Anneliese Kossatz-Deissmann	205
Three Attic Black-figured Neck Amphorae in a Melbourne Private Collection Peter Connor	71	Two Bell-kraters in Melbourne by the Tarporley Painter Arthur Dale Trendall	213
Polychrono: A new Archaeological Site in Chalkidike I. Vokotopoulou	79	Westgriechische Karpologien Erika Simon	219
Clytemnestra and Telephus in Greek Vase-painting Eva C. Keuls	87	Lydische Harmonie Margot Schmidt	223
A Lekythos by the Pan Painter at Haverford College: Bread and Soup for Dinner? Ann Harnwell Ashmead	97	Two Menzies Vases in Scotland David Ridgeway	229
The Achilles Painter's Early White Lekythoi D. C. Kurtz	107	L'anodos d'Hélène Jacques Chamay	233
Le relief des dieux du sanctuarie d'Artémis à Brauron: essai d'interprétation Lilly Kahil	115	Bärtige Sphinx aus Apulien Konrad Schauenburg	239
Apharetides - Tyndarides M. Tiberios	121	The Persia-Apulia Link Robert Hannah	243
Aphrodite on the Swan: A Red-figure Vase in Avellino Ian McPhee - Elizabeth Pemberton	127	Ceramiche Volterrane a Spina: per un'interpretazione storica Maurizio Harari	249
The Hellenistic Pottery of Gla Spyros Iakovidis	133	From Tarentum to troy and on to Tunisi: Homeric Survivlas in the Hellenistic and Roman Worlds C. C. Vermeule	255
The Shipwreck of Antikythera N. Yalouris	137

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A. W. McNicoll et al., Pella in Jordan 2:
The Second Interim Report of the Joint University of Sydney
and College of Wooster Excavations at Pella 1982-1985, Meditarch Supplement 2 (1992)

ISBN 0 86758 580 3, 334 pages, 130 plates, 11 endplates

 Chapters

Appendices

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S. Bourke and J.-P. Descoeudres (eds.),
Trade, Contact, and the Movement of Peoples in the Eastern Mediterranean.
Studies in Honour of J. Basil Hennessy, Meditarch Supplement. 3 (1995)

ISBN 0 86758 944 2, 359 pages, 22 plates

The Last Half Million Years at Pella P. C. Edwards and P. G. Macumber	1	Urbanism and Trade in the Vasilikos Valley in the Late Bronze Age A. K. South	187
The Houses of Death and Birth G. R. H. Wright	15	Egyptian Amphorae from Late Cypriot Contexts in Cyprus K. O. Eriksson	199
A Note on Possible Chemical Industries at Teleilat Ghassul P. Seaton	27	State og the Published proof that Qantîr is Raamses R. North	207
Kissonerga in Cyprus and the Apperance of Faience in the East Mediterranean E. Peltenburg	31	'So It Was With All These Towns' (Jos.21:42) M. Ottosson	219
Some Early Bronze Age Seal Impression from the Dead Sea Plain and their Implications for Contacts in the Eastern Mediterranean N. Lapp	43	Cave I at Jerusaslem&emdash;An Interpretation H. J. Frankel	233
Post Mortem on a Corpus. A review article on Studies in Mediterranean Archaeology volumes III:1 and LXXXII R. S. Merrillees	53	Area D at Buseirah and Edomite Chronology S. Hart	241
Basil Hennessy and the Nicholson Museum. Two Early Bronze Age IV Tomb Groups from Jericho E. G. D. Robinson	61	A Cosmetic Palette from Luhun, Jordan D. Holmès-Fredericq	265
El-Musheirfeh 'Shnellar' Tombs. An Intermediate Bronze Age Cemetery M. Ibrahim and N Qadi	81	From Taranto to Alexandria J. R. Green	271
The 'Built Tomb' of the Early&endash;Middle Bronze Afe at Beitawi, Jordan K. Prag	103	Ben Sira 50: 2 and the Hellenistic Temple Enclosure in Jerusalem G. J. Wightman	275
Archaeological Research in the Marki Region, Cyprus D. Frankel and J. Webb	115	Herodian Echoes in the Syrian Desert M. C. A. MacDonald	285
Australia, Sweden, and the Cypriot Bronze Age P. Åstrom	129	The Pella Collection in the Australian National Gallery, Canberra S.-A. Wallace	291
Hyksos Influence in Jordan and Palastine A. Hadidi	133	Ceramic Evidence for Egyptian Links with Northern Jordan in the 6th&endash;8th Centuries P. M. Watson	303
The Relative Chronology of the Hittite Conquest of Syria and Aitakama of Qadesh F. J. Giles	137	Christians and Christianity in Early Islamic Pella (Fihl) A. G. Walmsley	321
The DAJ Excavations at Pella in Jordan in 1963/64 S. J. Bourke and R. T. Sparkes	149	Continuity or Discontinuity: Urban Change or Demise? C. J. Lenzen	325
A Late Bronze Age Temple at Amman Airport: Small finds and Pottery V. Hankey	169	Memento of a Venetian Merchant's Visit to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in the Late 14th Century R. H. Smith	333

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G. J. Whiteman, The Walls of Jerusalem,
Meditarch Supplement 4 (1993)

ISBN 0 646 16008 7, 342 pages, 31 plates

The Canaanite towns	13
The Royal Israelite Citadel	25
Late Isrealite Expansion	39
Nehemiah's Walls	65

Part II - The Hellenistic and Herodian Cities

Walls of the Eastern Hill	60
The Upper City and the 'First Wall'	111
The 'Third' and 'Second' Walls	159
Chronological Development	185

Part III - The Christian and Muslim Cities

From Pagan Roman to Christian Byzantine	60
Arrival of Islam	227
The Latin Kingdom	259
Crusades and Holy Wars	273

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Graeme Clarke et al., Jebel Khalid on the Euphrates, Volume I:
Report on Excavations 1986-1996.
Meditarch Supplement 5 (2002)

ISBN 0-9580265-0-5, 348 pages, 8 col. plates, 51 b/w plates

The North-West Tower Peter Connor and Graeme Clarke	1
the Main Gate Graeme Clarke	17
The Governor's Palace, Acropolis Graeme Clarke	25
Excvations of the Cemetery - 1996 and 1997 Juddith Littleton and Bruno Frohlich	49
The Cemetery Pottery - 1996 and 1997 Heather Jackson	101
Faunal Remains Dominic Steele	125
The Lamps from the Domestic Quarter Heather Jackson	147
Four Hellenistic Seal Impressions Graeme Clarke	201
Graffiti and Dipinti Graeme Clarke and Heather Jackson	205
Spindle-Whorls and Loomweights Lindy Crewe	217
Glass and Personal Adornment Margaret O'Hea	245
Stamped Amphora Handles Graeme Clarke	273
The Coins C. E. V. Nixon	291

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Heather Jackson, Jebel Khalid on the Euphrates, Volume 2:
The Terracotta Figurines.
Meditarch Supplement 6 (2006)

ISBN 978-0-9580265-2-9, 268 pages, 8 col. plates, 44 b/w plates

Introduction	1
Typology and Catalogue	17
General Discussion	215
Concordance	241
Appendix: Chemical analysis of the figurine clays of Jebel Khalid by D. Garnett, H. Jackson, H. Waldron, and E. Clayton	101

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