Most Recent Articles from Hesperia

• Sella cacatoria: a study of the potty in archaic and classical Athens 

  To the memory of Peter Corbett, who figured it out, and Piet de Jong, for so artfully rendering it To the memory of Peter Corbett, who figured it...

  01/01/06 by Kathleen M. Lynch · More from publication

• The Athenian Prytaneion discovered? 

  ABSTRACT ABSTRACT The author proposes that the Athenian Prytaneion, one of the city's most important civic buildings, was located in the...

  01/01/06 by Geoffrey C.R. Schmalz · More from publication

• A deposit of Late Helladic IIIB1 pottery from Tsoungiza 

  The pottery from pit 1 at Tsoungiza, one of the largest individual deposits of Mycenaean ceramics ever completely analyzed, is important to the...

  09/22/05 by Thomas Patrick M. · More from publication

• "Let no one wonder at this image": a Phoenician funerary stele in Athens 

  ABSTRACT ABSTRACT An autopsy of the Hellenistic grave stele of SM[.]/[TEXT NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII], discovered in the 19th century in the...

  06/22/05 by Jennifer M.S. Stager · More from publication

• Corinth: late Roman horizons 

  ABSTRACT ABSTRACT This article reviews the investigation of Late Roman Corinth, including the recent excavations in the Panayia field. A series...

  03/22/05 by Kathleen Warner Slane · More from publication

• The Temple of Zeus at Olympia, heroes, and athletes 

  ABSTRACT ABSTRACT The two pediments and twelve metopes adorning the Temple of Zeus at Olympia of ca. 470-456 B.C. have been the subject of...

  03/22/05 by Judith M. Barringer · More from publication

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