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This article describes the “rough” character of the region’s material culture based on the archaeological data so far brought to our attention.

The bronze objects of Late Bronze Age Epirus: tools and guns used by a “household” or “prestige” artifacts, which denote the owner’s power and authority.

A Neolithic site, located in 1985 15klms north east of the town of Kozani.

Based on excavation data, this article examines settlement boundaries in both Greece and the Balkans and the issue of burnt Neolithic habitations in Kremasti.

Contemporary research estimates pits are a subject of utmost importance in understanding Neolithic settlements.

Presentation and interpretation of the Kremasti ditches, near Kozani, in northern Greece.

Excavation data of Kremasti supports the diverse use of space in settlements of the Late Neolithic period.

The pottery under consideration in this article originates from sites of two geographical areas: the basin of Ioannina and the mountainous region.

The church of Panaghia, situated in the centre of the Limniot quarter, was built in 1829. The church’s interior takes the visitor by surprise.

The episode of the duel between Sarpedon and Tlepolemus in Home'rs Iliad reflects the conflict between Rhodians and Lycians.

The “tokens” of Palmyra are different shaped tiles, almost exclusively ceramic, bearing embossed images, usually on both sides.

The present article attempts to explore and interpret the distinctive features of two Franciscan monasteries in Tinos.