The latest volume of Ancient West & East, dedicated to Professor Amélie Kuhrt to celebrate her 75th birthday, contains several interesting papers. Table of contents of vol. 18 (2019) of the journal comes in the following:
- Airton POLLINI: Inscriptions and People: Nuanced Readings on Cultural Interaction between Greeks and Italic Populations in Magna Graecia
- Gilles COURTIEU: X/Z. Pastiches avestiques dans la Cyropédie de Xénophon
- Tong Wu: From Hunting to Military Success: Battle Descriptions and Ideal Generalship in Xenophon’s Cyropaedia
- Jan BOUZEK: Relations between Greece and Central Europe Revisited: Early Iron Age, Imports of Attic Pottery in Bohemia and Possible Pythagorean Links of Celtic Art
- Matthew Adam COBB: Peoples of the Eastern Desert of Egypt and their Impact on the Red Sea Trade 1st to 3rd Centuries AD
- Gocha R TSETSKHLADZE: An Achaemenid Inscription from Phanagoria: Extending the Boundaries of Empire
- Robert ROLLINGER & Angelika KELLNER: Once More the Nabonidus Chronicle (BM 35382) and Cyrus’ Campaign in 547 BC
- Marc MENDOZA & Javier VERDEJO MANCHADO: Sophytos, a Greek Name for an Enigmatic Ruler: A Reappraisal of an Onomastic Issue
- Paul EVERILL: Travellers’ Tales of Mingrelia and of the Ancient Fortress of Nokalakevi
- Sven GÜNTHER: Classics in China: An Update
- Mahmut Bilge BAŞTÜRK & Alexandru AVRAM: A Newly Discovered Old Phrygian Inscription from Şarhöyük (Dorylaion)
- John BOARDMAN: The Yueh-chi (from China to Gandhara), and ‘Classical’ Gandharan Arts
- Fred C. WOUDHUIZEN: Four Notes on Luwian Hieroglyphic
- John HIND: Theseus and his Recognition in the House of Aigeus: The Scene on the Gold Amphora-Rhyton from Panagyurishte, Bulgaria
- John HIND: Phanagoria and Phanagoras: The Toponym and the Name of the Oikist (Founder)
- John HIND: Kepoi: A Milesian Colony on the Asian Side of the Cimmerian Bosporus
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