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TABLE OF ANNUAL CONTENTS 1997
Articles No
Andreeva, L.: Petrographische Untersuchung der Marmore aus dem
Grabgewolbe
beim Dorfe Banja, Bezirk Pazardshik 3
Boev, Z.: Ornithoarchaeology in Bulgaria: Development and Results 2
Boteva, D.: A New Approach to the Monuments of the Thracian Horseman
1
Bozkova, A.: A Pontic Pottery Group of the Hellenistic Age (a Survey
Based on
Examples from the Bulgarian Black Sea Coast) 2
Cherneva-Tilkian, S.: A Little Known Bust-Weight of Pulcheria from
Philippopolis
(present-day Plovdiv), Southern Bulgaria 3
Dintchev, V.: Household Substructure of the Early-Byzantine Fortified
Settlements on
the Present Bulgarian Territory 1
Dintchev, V.: Zikideva - an Example of Early-Byzantine Urbanism in the
Balkans 3
Dumanov, B.: Das Diadem aus Varna - ein interessanter Vertraeter der
spaetantiken
Juwelierkunst 2
Georgiev, P.: Klinedeckel aus Thracia und Moesia - stilistische
Einfluesse und
Probleme der Produktion 3
Iossifova, M.: Some Varieties of the Cross-Domed Churches of the "Tight
Cross" Variant 1
Kisyov, K.: Late Iron Grave Finds from the Archaeological Museum in
Plovdiv 2
Kondova, N./Cholakov, S.: Cranial Trauma in Medieval Bulgaria 1
Kondova, N./Cholakov, S.: Europeidity and Mongoloidity on the Territory
of Medieval
Bulgaria 3
Nenov, V.: Roman Military Diploma from Mauretania Tingitana Found in
Northern Bulgaria 3
Nenova-Merdjanova, R.: The Roman Precious Bronze Vessels from Moesia and
Thracia 1
Rousseva, B.: The Coin Hoard from Ogoja Village, Sofia Region (IGGH 435)
and the
Early Barbaric Imitations of the Alexander Tetradrachm 1
Roxan, M. (GB)/Paunov, E.: The Earliest Extant Diploma for the Auxilia
of Thrace,
AD 114 (RMD I 14,2) 2
Slavchev, V.: The Links between Dobrudja and the Forest-Steppe Zone of
Eastern
Europe during the Middle Eneolithic 3
Sotirov, I.: Medieval Bulgarian Groschen with "MICHAEL CAR" and
"MIHAELIS IPR" Legends 2
Stoyanov, T./Stoyanova, D.: The Tolos of Odessos 3
Tonkova, M.: Traditions and Aegean Influences on the Jewellery of
Thracia in
Early Hellenistic Times 2
Torbatov, S.: Quaestura Exercitus: Moesia Secunda and Scythia under
Justinian 3
Tsonev, T.: Origin and Evolution of the Gravettian Culture in the
Eastern Balkans 1
Vagalinski, L.: Der Zustand der Forschungen nach der spaetroemischen und
voelker-
wanderungszeitlichen Drehscheibenkeramik mit eingeglaetteter Verzierung
in Europa 1
Vagalinski, L.: On the Upper Chronological Limit of the Votive Reliefs
of the
Thracian Horseman 2
Vladimirova-Aladjova, D.: Control Measures from the Late Antiquity 1
Reviews
Poulter, A.: Nicopolis ad Istrum: A Roman, Late Roman and Early
Byzantine City
(Excavations 1985-1992). London 1995. (Dintchev, V.) 3
News
Boyadziev, Y.: International Symposium "The Neolithicum in South-Eastern
Europe" 2
Georgieva, M.: First International Pontic Congress 2
Georgieva, R.: Third International Symposium on Funeral Archaeology 2
Kabaktschieva, G.: XVII. Limes-Kongress in Salau, Rumaenien 3
Preshlenoff, C.: Thracia Pontica VII - Bulgaria, Sozopol, 10-14
September 1997 2
CONTENTS 1998 No 1
Articles
Tsonev, T.: Typology, Style and Relative Taxonomic Distance of the
Evolved Gravettian from the Willendorf
II Site (Lower Austria) and the Temnata Cave (Northern Bulgaria)
Gurova, M.: Analyse fonctionnelle des assemblages gravettiens de
Willendorf II (Austriche)
Torbov, N.: Spurs from the 2nd Century BC - 1st Century AD Found in
Northwestern Bulgaria
Preschlenoff, C.: Finanzsystem der antiken Staedte an der bulgarischen
Schwarzmeerkueste
Lazarov, L.: Grave Find from the Second Half of the 1st and the
Beginning of 2nd Century AD from the
Town of Dulgopol, Varna Region (Northeastern Bulgaria)
Angelov, A./Conrad, S. (D)/Luppe, W. (D): Zwei Grabstelen aus
Marcianopolis
Kuzmanov, G.: Spaetantike glasierte Keramik aus Bulgarien
Vagalinski, L.: Ein neuer spaetantiker Segmenthelm aus Voivoda, Schumen
Gebiet (Nordostbulgarien)
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