We would like to highlight, apart from the monographic publications that we have reported throughout the year in this section, a series of articles published in 2020 on Greek pottery in Iberia that have appeared in different scientific journals. The article by E. García Alfonso, Un ánfora ática procedente de las excavaciones del rectorado de la Universidad de Málaga, Spal. Revista de Prehistoria y Arqueología 29/2, Sevilla, 2020, 65-80, focuses on an Attic amphora of the SOS type, from the second half of the 7th century BC, related to the construction of the Phoenician wall of Malaga. The work of A. Delgado, M. Ferrer y M. Santos, ¿Dualidad étnica o heterogeneidad social? Equipos cerámicos y prácticas cotidianas en la Neápolis de Emporion, c. 425-375 a. C., Zephyrus LXXXV, Salamanca, 2020, 79-108, presents a ceramic analysis of different contexts of the Neapolis of Emporion, assessing the percentage relationship between the various pottery productions, according to their origin and functionality. The article by R. Graells, A. J. Lorrio y R. Esteve, ¿Quién sostuvo el cielo en Crevillent? A propósito de un fragmento cerámico de El Forat (prov. Alicante), Ottium. Archeologia e Cultura del Mondo Antico 8, 2020, 1-38, analyses a cut-out fragment of an Apulian krater, studying the iconography of the character represented and the causes of his presence in this Alicante settlement. Finally, the work of I. Amorós, Cerámicas importadas del Sector G de La Serreta (Alcoi-Cocentaina-Penàguila). Repertorio, distribución y comensalidad en una ciudad contestana, Saguntum (P.L.A.V.) 52, València, 2020, 95-116, presents an interesting set of Attic pottery from this contestan oppidum.
The links to each of these articles can be found in the “Bibliography” section of our website: https://web.iberiagraeca.net/bibliografia/?lang=en
More news
The Greeks in Iberia and their Mediterranean context
Routledge has published the book The Greeks in Iberia and their Mediterranean context (New York, 2024), edited by Jens A. Krasilnikoff and Benedict Lowe, which collects the papers presented at the workshop held at Aarhus University (Denmark) on October 10 and 11, 2013, more than ten years ago, by different researchers of various nationalities....
Phicaria XI. Encuentros Internacionales del Mediterráneo (Mazarrón, March 7-9, 2025)
Once again, the Universidad Popular de Mazarrón, with the la collaboration of the Universidad de Murcia and the Agencia de Ciencia y Tecnología de la Región de Murcia, organizes, on March 7, 8 and 9, the 11th edition of Phicaria. Encuentros Internacionales del Mediterráneo that will take place at the headquarters of this University....
Scientific conference at the MAN: Entre Caos y Cosmos. Naturaleza en la Antigua Grecia
Next Thursday, February 20, the Museo Arqueológico Nacional (MAN) will hold a scientific conference around the temporary exhibition Entre Caos y Cosmos. Naturaleza en la Antigua Grecia (October 30, 2024 to March 30, 2025). The conference will take place in the museum’s auditorium, between 10:00 a.m. and 7:15 p.m., and its objective is to...
Mediterranean connections
On December 1, 2022, the Instituto Cervantes de Atenas hosted an Archaeological Research Conference entitled “Mediterranean connections. Present and future perspectives of Spain archaeological research in continental Greece and the Aegean”, organized by the Embajada de España en Grecia and the Instituto Cervantes de Atenas. The Conference presented the results of different archaeological projects...
Entre Caos y Cosmos. Naturaleza en la Antigua Grecia
Last October 30, the temporary exhibition Entre el Casos y Cosmos. Naturaleza en la Antigua Grecia was inaugurated at the Museo Arqueológico Nacional (MAN) which can be seen for free until March 30, 2025. The exhibition explains the meaning and relationship with Nature that the ancient Greeks maintained through more than a hundred archaeological...
New publication: Les àmfores gregues a Ibèria. Novetats arqueològiques i estat actual de la recerca
Last October 17, the digital version of the monograph Les àmfores gregues a Ibèria. Novetats arqueològiques i estat actual de la recerca was presented at the Barcelona headquarters of the Museu d’Arqueologia de Catalunya, on the occasion of the celebration of the scientific conferences on “Greek trade in the Mediterranean in Antiquity. The transport...
Greek trade in the Mediterranean in Antiquity. Transport amphorae
On October 17th and 18th, the Museu d’Arqueologia de Catalunya, at its headquarters in Barcelona, is organizing scientific conferences designed to lear about the characteristics of Greek trade in the Mediterranean between the 8th and 2nd centuries BC, through the archaeological evidence provided by the amphorae, the pottery containers that were used for the...
Published Volume 8 of the Journal of Greek Archaeology
Last December, Volume 8 of the Journal of Greek Archaeology (JGA), corresponding to the year 2023, was published, dedicated to the memory of Professor Andrew Stewart (1948-2023), specialist in Greek art and lecturer in the History of Art Department at University of Berkeley until his retirement. The issue begins with an interesting biographical and...
La novela arqueológica o la ensoñación de la realidad (s. XVIII-XXI)
The Instituto de Arqueología de Mérida (CSIC-Junta de Extremadura) has just published four volumes of the series La novela arqueológica o la ensoñación de la realidad (s. XVIII-XXI), which have been edited by Dr. Trinidad Tortosa. Volume I, Estudios de Ricardo Olmos, collects a selection of articles by Prof. Ricardo Olmos published in the...
Sir John Boardman dies at 96
Last May 23, Sir John Boardman, one of the greatest British researchers, along with Sir John Beazley, of the archaeology and art of ancient Greece, died. His academic career was impressive, linked to the most prestigious institutions in the United Kingdom, such as the British School at Athens, but above all at Oxford University,...