The site was located during intensive survey in the years 1991-1994 and was excavated during the same perod. The surface finds already indicated clearly the importance of the establishment and its dominant position within the...
Mélanie Flossmann is the deputy director and curator of the State Museum of Egyptian Art in...
Alepotrypa Cave at Diros Bay, Lakonia, Greece, is a 300 meters complex of consecutive chambers ending at a lake. It is one of the richest archaeological sites in Greece and Europe in terms of abundance, preservation...
Sha‛ar Hagolan is a major Pottery Neolithic site (dated to ca. 8400–8000 cal BP) that spreads over ca. 20 hectares near the Yarmuk River, Israel. Eleven excavation seasons (in 1989–1990 and...
Abbas al-Hussainy is an archaeologist and full Professor specialized in ancient Near Eastern civilizations with a particular research focus on the archaeological heritage...
Anna Bach Gómez is an archaeologist and associated lecturer at Department of Prehistory (Autonomous University of Barcelona) and member of the Mediterranean and Middle East...
Dr. José-Miguel Tejero is an archaeologist specialised in Upper Palaeolithic hunter-gatherer societies of Europe and the Levant and their osseous raw material exploitation...
Walter Cruells has been a researcher at the University Autònoma of Barcelona since 1980 and is a member of the Mediterranean and Middle East Archaeological Research Group (G.R.A...
In view of the 200th anniversary of Heinrich Schliemann's birthday one could well ask: »Why is Troy so important for archaeology?« Apart from the fact that Troy is mentioned in the earliest literary tradition in Europe it is also an important site that...
