SIMA - Monographs
Studies in Mediterranean Archaeology-Monographs
This richly illustrated volume is the fourth to be published in recent years on Early and Middle Bronze Age tombs excavated at Lapithos on the north coast of Cyprus prior…
€80
The fourth and final volume of James Stewart´s Corpus.
€31.80
The papers in this volume honour and elucidate Ian Todd’s important research on the prehistory of Anatolia and Cyprus. Ian’s work at Çatalhöyük and his Central Anatolian Survey are discussed,…
€46
This volume re-examines one of the most exceptional archaeological discoveries made by the 1927–1931 Swedish Cyprus Expedition, the sanctuary of Ayia Irini. Celebrated for its corpus of terracotta votive sculpture,…
€53
This volume is the final report on the excavations conducted by the University of Nevada at Las Vegas at the early Neolithic site of Kritou Marottou Ais Giorkis in the…
€53
In June 2021 the members of the Neolithic and Chalcolithic Cyprus Project (NCCP) organised a conference on Cypriot archaeology, which was the first international meeting under the auspices of the…
€53
This volume combines diverse approaches to provide a new, broadly-based, contextualised understanding of the decline of Bronze Age societies in the Eastern Mediterranean at the end of the 13th and…
€80
This volume is the final report on excavations by the La Trobe University Alambra Archaeological Mission at the primarily Middle Bronze Age settlement of Alambra Mouttes in Cyprus from 2012…
€53
With contributions by Hedvig Landenius Enegren and Ina Vanden Berghe.
€50
The volume has a strong methodological focus on the spatial analysis of ritual and cult. It is organised around three major themes: the relationship between sacred landscapes, socio-political units and…
€53
Our understanding of the Neolithic transition and its development has expanded greatly in recent years due, in part, to the ongoing analysis of the manufacture and use of stone tools.…
€100
With contributions by Andreas Charalambous, Stella Diakou, Maria Dikomitou-Eliadou, Marcos Martinón-Torres and Despina Pilides.
€42
University of Pennsylvania Museum Excavations 1931–1932.
€40
This volume is dedicated to studies of chipped stone, the most long-lived, widespread and fundamental artefact type for the study of human prehistory. Chipped stone tools have persisted in use…
€30
