Open Access Journal: Journal of Intercultural and Interdisciplinary Archaeology

[Originally posted 9/21/09. Updated 28 January 2020]

Journal of Intercultural and Interdisciplinary Archaeology
ISSN 1824-1670

Journal of Intercultural and Interdisciplinary Archaeology’ (JIIA) online since 10 October 2003, was launched as an online journal devoted to archaeology.

JIIA is an online journal on archaeology, antiquity sciences and sciences applied to archaeology. It is interdisciplinary and concentrates particularly on the problems of interculturality in the ancient world.

The JIIA is registered with the Court of Frosinone, Italy, entry no. 303/2003; has been a member of the USPI (Italian Periodical Press Union) since 2003; has been allocated International Standard Serial Number (ISSN 1824-1670) by the National Italian ISSN Centre and is protected by Italian copyright law as a collective work.

In the year 2014, the Journal has been relaunched, available in print, limited edition, not for sale, and distributed for free to the national libraries in various countries around the world, some University departments and authors only. From 2014 (beginning with the second edition) JIIA is hosted by the Heidelberg University Library.

Linked to the ‘Journal of Intercultural and Interdisciplinary Archaeology’ is the 'JIIA Eprints Repository'.

Antonella D'Ascoli is Owner and Editor of this complex infrastructure.

2019

No 03 (2019)

• Titel

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• Sommario

  4

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• Nau, a liminal entity, and its relation with the God Ra

  Magali Massiera

  5-13

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• Composite Creatures in Sasanian Art According to some Numismatic and Sphragistic Evidence

  Matteo Compareti

  15-28

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• The fantastic creatures in Predynastic Egypt: an essay about Near-Eastern influences

  Giulia Pizzato

  29-38

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• Belerofonte y las amazonas

  Arturo Sánchez Sanz

  39-45

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• El toro divino y la semilla de Fénix. Europa en la iconografía griega

  Arturo Sánchez Sanz

  47-60

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• Héroes y grifos. El góritos escita y el arte griego en la estepa euroasiática

  Arturo Sánchez Sanz

  61-74

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• Opera nobilia at Parion

  Antonio Corso

  75-80

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• Moderno’s primary sources. Running notes on a patera in the form of a gilt-bronze battle-scene tazza, ascribed to Galeazzo Mondella from Verona (1467–1528), called Moderno and derived from scenes of the Trajan column

  Antonio Corso

  81-94

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• Una nuova proposta interpretativa del tipo statuario della Penelope

  Antonio Corso

  95-108

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• The Masters of the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus

  Antonio Corso

  109-121

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• Il Filottete ferito di Pitagora di Reggio

  Antonio Arcudi

  123-130

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• M. Frasca, A. Tempio, E. Tortorici (a.c.d.), Archippe. Studi in onore di Sebastiana Lagona

  Paolo Daniele Scirpo

  131-135

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2015

"Renenutet/Isis Thermouthis: diffusion of this anguiform deity from east to west"

No 02 (2015)

2014

2. ed: Consumption of perfumed oil in the ancient Mediterranean and Near East: funerary rituals and other case studies

No 01 (2014)

The new series of the journal aims at opening up Classical Antiquity to the whole Mediterranean, refreshingly not in the sense of mare nostrum, presenting the Roman perspective, but showing the multitude of cultural influences that have always characterised this region. It begins with a thematic issue on perfumed oil and immediately broadens the discussion with contributions ranging chronologically from the Bronze Age to late antiquity and covering Nubia, Egypt, the Near East and Greece. All this maintaining high quality in the presentation and the scientific rigour of papers.

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