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Jackson, Alastar H ... The Annual of the British School at Athens 82 The Corinthian Helmet Catalogue No. B2, of a popular seventh-century design, is described and classified. It is dated to the first half of the seventh century, ... January ... Jackson, The Annual of the British School 82 ... 1987 |
Anderson-Stojanovic, Virginia R ... 13-19, pls1-10 ... 1997 ... A third century BC deposit from the south slope cistern in the Rachi settlement |
Morgan, Catherine ... The Annual of the British School at Athens 83 The nature of 8th century Corinthian contact with sites in Phokis, Ithaka and Epirus is discussed, and archaeological evidence from these areas re-examined ... 1988 ... Morgan, The Annual of the British School 83 ... 1988 |
Sturgeon, Mary C ... American Journal of Archaeology 86:2 A large marble statuette found in Ancient Corinth resembles a number of draped female statues of the second half of the fifth century B. C. with respect to its pose, ... April ... half of the fifth century B ... fifth century originals and ... the late first century B. |
Lalonde, G. V ... American School of Classical Studies at Athens ... Hesperia 37.2 2 123-133 10.2307_147686 ... 1968 ... A Fifth Century Hieron Southwest of the Athenian Agora |
Jackson, Alastar H ... The Annual of the British School at Athens 99 The article concerns a helmet of Corinthian type, of the seventh century BC, very plain and without a crest or decoration but with small holes round the rim ... January ... An Early Corinthian Helmet in the Manchester Museum |
Morgan, Catherine ... The Annual of the British School at Athens 96 This article reappraises the iconography and function of an architectural model or pyxis from Aetos on Ithaka, represented by four sherds originally published ... January ... Morgan, The Annual of the British School 96 ... 2001 |
Romano, David Gilman & Tolba, O ... Interfacing the Past: Computer Applications and quantitative Methods in Archaeology CAA95 457-463 ... 1996 ... Interfacing the Past: Computer Applications and quantitative Methods in Archaeology |
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