Vol. 52 No. 52 (2024): Rivista di Studi Fenici LII - 2024

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Papers

Serena Maria Cecchini, Ricordo di Maria Giulia Amadasi

Aaron J. Brody, Coastal Objects from Persian Period Tell en-Naṣbeh in Judah: Phoenician Interconnectivity

with the Achaemenid Province of Yehud

Jessica L. Nitschke, The Ambiguity of Dress in Phoenician Art: A Case Study from Sidonian Coin Imagery

Andrea Squitieri, In the Shadow of Empires: The Circulation of Calcite Vessels between Egypt and the

Levant during the 1st Millennium BCE

Anna Cannavo, The Other Phoenicians of Cyprus. A Survey of Phoenician Presence in Cyprus outside Its

Main Attestation Sites (Kition, Idalion, Tamassos, Lapithos)

Marion Bolder-Boos, Trading Post VS. Settler Colony: Some Reflections on Concepts of the Phoenician

Expansion in the Mediterranean

Maria Giulia Amadasi†, Enrico Dirminti, Tatiana Pedrazzi, From the Eastern Mediterranean to the

Ogliastra. A Phoenician Amphora from S’Arcu ‘e is Forros (Villagrande Strisaili, Nuoro)

Massimo Botto, Carthaginian Policy in the West-Central Mediterranean between the Late 7th and 6th

Century BCE

Imed Ben Jerbania, A Sector of Iron Metallurgy in Utica from the Last Quarter of the 9th and the

Beginnign of the 8th Century BC

 

Progetti / Projects

Federica Spagnoli, The Punic-Roman Sanctuary of Ras il-Wardija at Gozo (MALTA): Architecture,

Rituals, and Mediterranean Connections of a Maritime Cult-Place dedicated to Astarte

 

Note e discussioni / Notes and discussions

Jeremy Hayne, A Pilgrim Flask from Nuraghe S’Urachi (San Vero Milis-OR) in Its Sardinian Context

 

Schede e recensioni / Book reviews

Laneri, From Ritual to God in the Ancient Near East. Tracing the Origins of Religion, 2024. Cambridge:

Cambridge University Press, xiv + 251 pp., figures in text (Paolo Xella)

Published: 2025-09-04

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