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ABSTRACT. This article examines women’s social roles in Classical and early Hellenistic Cyprus through epigraphic evidence, focusing on the participation o

Volume 107, issue 2 of the journal Klio was published in 2025.

This paper sheds light on the structure and composition of Cypriot courts during the Classical period by analyzing a fragment of Clearchus of Soli on flattery (Athenaeus Deipn. 6.255–6.257 = Clearch. ...

Cambridge Core - Classical Archaeology - Writing in Bronze Age Crete

Volume 13, issue 1 of the journal Journal of Ancient History was published in 2025.

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Once upon a time in Paphos, so tells Plutarch (Mor. 340d), Alexander the Great decided that the reigning king was unjust and wicked, and removed him from his throne. Problem was, a king of Paphos had ...

Ory Amitay will present a lecture on Alexander the Great in Jerusalem and the Origins of the Alexander Romance, on 6 May 2025, 5pm (UK time), at the University of Liverpool. Find out more about this f...

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26th February: Avraham Faust - The Locus of Writing: Viewing Literacy in Iron Age Israel and Judah. Hannah Bash - Writing, Materiality, and Orality in the Deir ʾAlla Plaster Inscriptions. 12th March...

TRANSPLANTING KINGSHIP: ALEXANDER’S VISIT TO CYPRUS AND PTOLEMAIC POWER LEGITIMATION IN THE EARLY HELLENISTIC PERIOD

Parmenter, C. S. (2024) : Racialized Commodities: Long-distance Trade, Mobility, and the Making of Race in Ancient Greece, c. 700-300 BCE, Oxford. Cet ouvrage s’intéresse à la vision grecque …

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Editorial: The government should not stand aloof as a crisis unfolds in our universities. A new settlement is needed