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Special Issue – Ideologies and Encounters of Ideas at the Crossroads of the Ancient World

 

• Andrew SCHUMANN , Zozan TARHAN ,Vladimir SAZONOV,

Ideologies and Encounters of Ideas at the Crossroads of the Ancient World

• Joanna TÖYRÄÄNVUORI,

Cuneiform Alphabetic Texts Outside of Ugarit: Evidence for an Overland Trade Network in the LBA Levant?

• Zozan TARHAN,

The Assyrian Impact on Urarṭu: Toponyms and Ideological Motifs

• Jaan LAHE , Vladimir SAZONOV,

Mithra and the Sun vs. Mithra as the Sun. How did Mithra become the Sun god?

• Andrew SCHUMANN,

On Pre-Śaiva Deities: From the Indus Valley Civilization to Buddhist Syncretism

• Krzysztof ULANOWSKI,

Transferring Divinatory Practices: An Anatolian Intermediary between Assyria and Greeces

• Kiril TEMELKOV,

Peculiarities and Utilitarianism in the Fighting Tendencies of the Assyrian Infantry during the 9^th Century BC in an Eastern Mediterranean Context.

• Julian DEGEN, Sebastian FINK,

Revaluating the Sardanapalus Monument in Cilicia Greek Travelogues and Ancient Near Eastern Hedonism

Archaeology and Epigraphy

• Radu-Ștefan BALAUR,

About the Cucuteni A habitation level from the settlement of Dâmbul Morii (Cucuteni, commune, Iasi County, Romania)

• Casandra BRAȘOVEANU, Andrei ASĂNDULESEI, Radu-Alexandru BRUNCHI, Vasile COTIUGĂ,

Mounds of Fire! The Tumular Necropolis of Borșa-La Cișmele (Vlădeni, Iași County)

• Roxana-Gabriela CURCĂ,

From sal to a “semantic spider’s web” in Latin

• Alex-Marian CORNEA,

Po[ta]toria Pottery Discovered at (L)ibida – Slava Rusă, Tulcea County.

• Oto MESTEK,

On the Origin of Radagaisusʼ Men: The Victohali Contra the Goths. 

• Ergün LAFLI, Maurizio BUORA, Alev ÇETİNGÖZ,

Byzantine and Post-Byzantine Liturgical and Devotional Objects from Cilicia (Southern Turkey).

Numismatics

 

• Maria M. TRUSHINA, Maxim V. TRUSHIN,

Numismatic Material of the XVIII-XX Centuries from the Lands of the Village of Ulanovo and the Village of Kulaevo in the Pestrechinsky District of the Republic of Tatarstan