The final article in the latest issue of Hesperia (94.3) is “Ancient Methone: An Intensive Archaeological Surface Survey of a City and Landscape” by C. Myles Chykerda and MaryAnn Kontonicolas.

The third article in the latest issue of Hesperia (94.3) is Evan Vance’s “Sacred Wealth and Institutional Development at the Archaic Argive Heraion.”

The second article in the latest issue of Hesperia (94.3) is “‘Memoryscape’ at the Spartan Menelaion” by Nicolette Pavlides. The author examines how the Menelaion sanctuary and the Late Helladic remains at Therapne became lieux de mémoire (memory spaces) of the local past.

The first article in the latest issue of Hesperia (94.3) is Polina Kapsali’s “Burying Fragments in the Vicinity of Dwellings: Late 3rd-Millennium BCE Bothroi Reconsidered.”

A new issue of Hesperia is now available at Project MUSE! Issue 94.3 includes examinations of bothroi and their associated built structures, the Menelaion and hero cults, the Argive Heraion and sacred wealth, and ancient Methone in its surrounding landscape.

Το τρίτο άρθρο στο τελευταίο τεύχος του Hesperia (94.2) έχει τίτλο «Χρήστες του Γυμνασίου και Ομαδικές Ταυτότητες: Οι Κοινωνικές Δυναμικές ενός Θεσμού στη Δήλο της Ύστερης Ελληνιστικής Εποχής» και υπογράφεται από τον Matthew P. Evans.

The third article in the latest issue of Hesperia (94.2) is Matthew P. Evans’s “Gymnasion Users and Group Identities: The Social Dynamics of an Institution on Late Hellenistic Delos.” Here Evans examines the importance of group membership at the gymnasion of Delos...

The second article in the latest issue of Hesperia (94.2) is “Problems with Some Buildings in the Sanctuary of Epidauros: The ‘Stele of Punishments’” by Sebastian Prignitz and Gerhard Thür.

The American School of Classical Studies is pleased to announce the publication of the latest volume in our Agora series, Marble Statuettes of the Roman Period (Agora XXXIX), by Brian Martens. @ascsapubs

The first article in the latest issue of Hesperia (94.2) is “A New Find of Croeseid Coins from Sardis” by Nicholas Cahill, William Bruce, John H. Kroll, Emily B. Frank, Jennifer Kim, Brian Castriota, Ameya Grant, H. Süheyla Şimşek, İzel Güngör, and Yılmaz Selim Erdal.

A new issue of Hesperia is now available at Project MUSE! Issue 94.2 includes a closer investigation of silver croeseid coins from Sardis, the “Stele of Punishments” from Epidauros, and 68 inscriptions about individuals and officials from the gymnasion on Delos.

The final article in the latest issue of Hesperia (94.1) is “Old Battles and New Funerary Monuments: Tombstones Along Sacred Routes in Classical Attica” by Matthew A. Sears.

Figure: Grave stele of Kleoboulos The second article in the latest issue of Hesperia (94.1) is “Signifying Lost Potential: The Hare in the Funerary Art of Archaic and Classical Athens” by Katia Margariti.

Το πρώτο άρθρο στο τελευταίο τεύχος του Hesperia (93.4) είναι του Peter M. Fischer και έχει τίτλο «Ένα Μοναδικό Αιγαιακό Ρυτό από το Χαλά Σουλτάν Τεκκέ, Κύπρος: Πλαίσιο, Προέλευση, Χρονολόγηση και Λειτουργία».

Figure: rhyton (used on cover) The first article in the latest issue of Hesperia (93.4) is Peter M. Fischer’s “A Unique Aegean Rhyton from Hala Sultan Tekke, Cyprus: Context, Provenience, Date, and Function.”

The American School is hiring! Our Publications Office @ascsapubs, located in Princeton, New Jersey, is seeking a full-time Project Editor. Come join our team! To learn more about the position and submit an application, please visit: bit.ly/3CFOzpO

Το πρώτο άρθρο του νέου μας τεύχους του Hesperia (93.2), έχει τίτλο «Ο Ναός του Ηφαίστου στην Αθήνα: Η Χρονολόγηση και Κατασκευή του».

#Hesperia 93.2 is now available @ProjectMUSE. Margaret M. Miles and Kathleen M. Lynch’s “The Hephaisteion in #Athens: Its Date and Design.”