This is the first systematic study of the cults of the Bosporan Kingdom, which existed in South
Russia in the first centuries AD. The research is based on a variety of sources …

Ctesias of Cnidus was a Greek physician who lived in the last half of the fifth century and into
the fourth century BCE He served as royal physician to king Artaxerxes II of Persia until …

This paper briefly examines two types of slavery in the first millennium Aegean, Carpatho-
Balkan and Pontic regions–branded silver-mine slaves and blinded milk-processing slaves …

The nature and even the existence of the Median empire has been the subject of
controversy for a number of years. The present article revisits (I) Herodotus' account,(II) …

This paper discusses the complex and controversial problems of Scythian and Thracian
royal and élite tombs of the fifth/fourth centuries BC. The similarities beween them are too …

High mobility among Scythian populations is often cited as the driving force behind pan‐
regional interactions and the spread of new material culture c. 700–200 bce, when …

Ankara çevresinde tarih öncesi dönemlerden itibaren yerleşim gören bazı yerler bulunmakla
birlikte Ankara şehrindeki ilk yerleşimin, mevcut tarihî ve arkeolojik çalışmalar ışığında …

In this study, the shape of socketed bronze arrowheads is analysed and expressed as a
series of mathematical trends which are then compared to chemical and lead isotope …

sack of their temples. The second is that, when set against the broader background of the
History and especially the ethnographic digressions, the four “ingredients” of Greekness are …

The origin and dissemination of socketed copper-alloy 'Scythian'arrowheads throughout the
ancient Near East has been a matter of much scholarly interest and debate. Here we present …