Environment and Habitation around the Ancient Black Sea

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Contents Abbreviations Introduction: Black Sea Environments Late Archaic and Early Classical Monumental Architecture on the Island of St. Kirik, Apollonia Pontike Cremations in the Necropolis of Apollonia Pontike: Patterns of Distribution in Space and Time Spatial Developments in the Necropolis of Apollonia Pontike, 5th to 3rd Centuries BC The River System of North-Eastern Thrace as a Medium in Economic Relations in Classical and Hellenistic Times Colonising the Southern Sectors of the Danubian Delta: the Settlement of Caraburun-Acic Suat Local Traits in the Iconography of Gordian III and Philip the Arab’s Coinage Produced in Thrace and Lower Moesia Sarmatae and Sarmatia: From the North Pontic Area to the Great Hungarian Plain Heracles’ Footprint by the River Tyras: Immortality and Acculturation on the Geto-Scythian Frontier Perception of Diversity and Exploration of the Environment: Greeks and Scythians in the Archaic Period Environment, Biodiversity and Ethnicity in the Black Sea Region: Evidence from the ‘Hippocratic’ Corpus Racing for Love: Achilles and Iphigenia in the Black Sea Archaeological Surveys and Replicability of their Results: A Case Study from West Crimea Another Perspective on the Black Sea: The Landscapes and Regionality of Hellenistic Cyprus Hinterland as a Macroeconomic Factor in the Milesian Colonisation of the Northern Black Sea Area (the Case of the Twin Cities of Borysthenes–Olbia) Colonisation and Landscape Transformation: Cross-Cultural Interactions in the Cimmerian Bosporus Region The Female Burial at Karagodeuashkh Gyenos: Reflections on Etymology in Colchis and Tales of Argonauts and Giants A Few Remarks on the Naukleroi of the Cities on the Southern Shore of the Black Sea during the Imperial Period Cults in Ancient Sinope: Originality and Standardisation Contributors Index of Names (People, Places etc.) Index Locorum