Eudaimōn

• Preface
• p. 11

• I
• The Aegean and Anatolia

• The Early Trade Routes for Metals in Bronze Age Crete
• p. 17

• A 'Special Procession' in Minoan Seal Images : Observations on Ritual Dress in Minoan Crete
• p. 29

• Deconstructing Achilles. The Stories about Piyamaradu and the Making of a Homeric Hero
• p. 51

• Imported Objects as Proxy Data for Change in Greek Trade after the Mycenaean Collapse: A Multi-variate Quantitative Analysis
• p. 71

• Movement Mad? Perspectives on Movement in the Ancient Aegean
• p. 93

• II
• Classical, Hellenistic and Roman World

• In Pursuit of Connectivity in the Mediterranean: Corinthian Conventionalizing Pottery from Euesperides and the Broader Region of Cyrenaica
• p. 131

• The Macedonian Expansion West of the River Axios: The Case of Almopia
• p. 151

• „Marathon without Phalanx?" - Die Entstehung der Phalanx und ihre Bedeutung für die Polis aus der Sicht der Archäologie
• p. 161

• Closer to Heaven: The Tradition of Above Ground Burials in Western Anatolia
• p. 179

• Change You Can Believe in: Architecture and Unorthodox Classicism in Asia Minor
• p. 201

• The Roman Bridge between Dolni Vadin (Bulgaria) and Grojdibodu (Romania)
• p. 221

• III
• Central Europe

• Böhmen und Bayern in der Urnenfelderzeit. Ein Grab der Mittleren Urnenfelderzeit aus Sengkofen, Landkreis Regensburg, Oberpfalz
• p. 245

• Cultural Contacts of the Societies of South-Western Poland in the Early Iron Age
• p. 257

• 'And four strong-necked horses he threw swiftly on the pyre...' On human-horse relationship in the Early Iron Age Central Europe from the perspective of interregional contacts
• p. 267

• Sulla presenza dei cavalli nelle tombe dell'età del Ferro in Italia settentrionale
• p. 291

• IV
• Celts on the move

• Boïens et Volques : les deux visages celtiques de la Bohême et de la Moravie
• p. 299

• Les relations de la Bohême avec l'Ouest et l'Est Laténiens entre V e et III e sc. avant J.-C. nouvelles considérations
• p. 321

• The Belgae of Gaul and Britain: Revisiting Cross-Channel Contacts in the Later Iron Age
• p. 335

• V
• Thrace and its Rulers

• Latest Investigations and New Perspectives at Emporion Pistiros (South Central Bulgaria)
• p. 361

• Les Monnaies de l'emporion de Pistiros
• p. 379

• Attic painted pottery from emporion Pistiros - spatial distribution
• p. 391

• Pistiros: the "Middle Ground" of a "Small Greek World"?
• p. 403

• Hephaestus Dabatopios and the Divine Patronage of Metallurgy in Moesia Inferior and Thracia
• p. 423

• A Roman Crater with a Dionysiac Scene from South Central Bulgaria
• p. 439

• Once More on the Benefactor of the Metropolis Philippopolis, Thrace, T. Claudius Sacerdos Iulianus
• p. 457

• VI
• Black Sea Area

• 'The Most Marvellous of All Seas': The Great King and the Cimmerian Bosporus
• p. 467

• Réflexions sur quelques traits particuliers du corps civique dans les Cités Nord-Pontiques
• p. 491

• Le statut juridique des cités grecques de la cote occidentale de la mer Noire à l'èpoque d'Auguste
• p. 511

• The Southwestern Pontos in Orbis Romanus. General Trends of the Political Integration of the Regional Communities
• p. 525

• The Place of Cingirt Kayasi in the Pontic Region during the Reign of Mithridates VI
• p. 541

• Abstract
• p. 559

• Index
• p. 563