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Preface
Address by Prof. Christina Spyraki, Rector of the University of Crete
Joseph Shaw, Kommos in Southern Crete: An Aegean barometer for East-West interconnections
Wolf-Dietrich Niemeier, The Minoans in the South-Eastern Aegean and in Cyprus
Philip Betancourt, The legged flask from Pseira
Toula Marketou, Bronze LB I statuettes from Rhodes
Leila Badre, Late Bronze and Iron Age imported pottery from the archaeological excavations of urban Beirut
Efi Karantzali, A new Mycenaean pictorial rhyton from Rhodes
Sigrid Deger-Jalkotzy, The Aegean islands and the breakdown of the Mycenaean palaces around 1200 B.C.
Vassos Karageorghis, “Astarte” in Naxos?
Hartmut Matthaus, Cyprus and Crete in the early first millennium B.C.
Athanasia Kanta, Alexandra Karetsou, From Arkadhes to Rytion. Interactions of an isolated area of Crete with the Aegean and the East Mediterranean
Nikolaos Stampolidis, Impors and amalgamata: the Eleutherna experience
Jan Paul Crielaard, Surfing on the Mediterranean web: Cypriot long-distance communications during the eleventh and tenth centuries B.C.
Demos Christou, Cremations in the Western Necropolis of Amathus
Anagnostis Agelarakis, Athanasia Kanta, Nikolaos Stampolidis, The Osseous Record in the Western Necropolis of Amathus: an archaeo-anthropological investigation
Glenn Markoe, The Phoenicians on Crete: Transit trade and the search for ores
Nota Kourou, Alexandra Karetsou, An enigmatic stone from Knossos. A reused cippus?
Nicolas J. Coldstream, Crete and the Dodecanese: Alternative eastern approaches to the Greek world during the Geometric Period
Antoine Hermary, Votive offerings in the sanctuaries of Cyprus, Rhodes and Crete during the late Geometric and Archaic Periods
Helmut Kyrieleis, Cretan works of art in Samos
Elena, Walter-Karydi, Nothing to do with Crete: Towards defining the character of east Dorian art
Theodore Eliopoulos, A preliminary report on the discovery of  temple complex of the Dark Ages at Kephala Vasilikis