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At Empire’s Edge<br />

Project Paphlagonia Regional Survey in North-Central Turkey<br />

edited by Roger Matthews and Claudia Glatz<br />

Project Paphlagonia was a large-scale program of regional survey in north-central Turkey. More<br />

than 330 sites of archaeological and historical significance were located and recorded. This volume,<br />

to be used in conjunction with the Project Paphlagonia website, presents synthetic treatments of<br />

all archaeological periods as well as studies of the geology, geomorphology and climatology of<br />

the region. Studies of long-term settlement, trends and patterns complete this publication.<br />

293p, 24 col & 288 b/w illus, hardback, 9781898249238, $100.00, British Institute of Archaeology at<br />

Ankara, July <strong>2009</strong>.<br />

Ancient Cyprus in the British Museum<br />

Essays in Honour of Dr Veronica Tatton-Brown<br />

edited by Thomas Kiely<br />

The ancient Cypriot collections of the British Museum have<br />

inspired the essays in this volume in honor of Veronica<br />

Tatton-Brown, who for many years was their curator.<br />

Written by her colleagues and friends, the themes range<br />

from funeral rites at Late Bronze Age Enkomi to sculptured<br />

portraits in the 5th and 4th centuries BC.<br />

120p, 95 col & b/w illus, paperback, 9780861591800,<br />

$70.00, British Museum Press, December <strong>2009</strong>,<br />

British Museum Press Research Publication 180.<br />

Die Altpersischen Inschriften der Achaimeniden<br />

Editio minor mit deutscher Übersetzung<br />

by Rüdiger Schmitt<br />

<strong>New</strong> Light on Nimrud<br />

Proceedings of the Nimrud Conference 11th–13th March 2002<br />

edited by J E Curtis, H McCall, D Collon and L al-Gailani Werr<br />

This volume publishes 34 papers by international and Iraqi experts given at a conference on<br />

Nimrud at The British Museum in 2002. All aspects of the excavations and the various finds<br />

and inscribed material from Nimrud are considered in this volume, with particular attention<br />

being paid to the tombs of the queens and their contents. The evidence of inscriptions and the<br />

results of paleopathological investigation are brought together to identify the bodies in the<br />

tombs. There is much previously unpublished information, and the jewelry is fully illustrated.<br />

336p, 9p col plates, 8p plans & 295 b/w illus, hardback, 9780903472241, $80.00,<br />

British School of Archaeology in Iraq, December 2008.<br />

This volume contains a complete edition and German translation of the Old Persian texts of the<br />

mostly trilingual cuneiform inscriptions of the Persian kings from the Achaemenid dynasty. It<br />

presents the transliterated and the transcribed texts with succinct annotations and the translation<br />

beneath. German text.<br />

212p, hardback, 9783895006852, $85.00(s), Reichert Verlag, July <strong>2009</strong>.<br />

the ancient near east<br />

Reflections of Empire<br />

Archaeological and Ethnographic Studies<br />

on the Pottery of the Ottoman Levant<br />

edited by Bethany Walker<br />

Ottoman archaeology in the last decade has progressed to the<br />

multi-faceted investigation of the history and societies of the longest-lived<br />

Muslim empire of the early modern era. Missing from this<br />

investigation, however, have been technical studies of Ottomanperiod<br />

ceramics – studies that identify assemblages, define typologies,<br />

and posit chronologies for specific wares across entire regions.<br />

This volume assembles such technical studies for the region of the<br />

Ottoman Levant: Cyprus, Israel, Palestine, and Jordan.<br />

224p, b/w illus, hardback, 9780897570817, $89.95, American Schools<br />

of Oriental Research, December <strong>2009</strong>, ASOR Annual 64.<br />

Ottoman Cyprus – <strong>New</strong> Perspectives<br />

A Collection of Studies on History and Culture<br />

edited by Michalis N Michael, Matthias Kappler<br />

and Eftihios Gavriel<br />

This volume presents new studies on various topics (primarily history,<br />

but also history of art, folklore and literature) about Cyprus in<br />

the Ottoman period (1571–1878), offering new approaches on the<br />

history of institutions and developments in Cyprus at that time. The<br />

book is divided into four parts: the history of the island from the eve<br />

of the Ottoman conquest until the cession of the island to British administration;<br />

studies that analyze various particular historical topics;<br />

studies on literature, folklore and art; an extensive bibliographical<br />

guide, a catalogue of archives and archival material related to Cyprus<br />

in the Ottoman period.<br />

400p, hardback, 9783447058995, $102.00(s), Harrassowitz Verlag,<br />

July <strong>2009</strong>, Near and Middle East Monographs. <strong>New</strong> Series 4.<br />

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