[First posted in AWOL 1 April 2018, updated 9 November 2024]
Studia Hercynia: Journal of the Institute of Classical Archaeology
ISSN: 1212-5865 (print)
ISSN: 2336-8144 (online)
Studia Hercynia is a biannual peer-reviewed journal
that focuses on the study of the material culture of Antiquity, on
relations between the Mediterranean and Central Europe, on the
traditions of ancient art in European culture, and other related
phenomena. The journal aims to advance Classical Archaeology and
associated disciplines, both in the Czech Republic and internationally.
The journal was founded in 1997 by Prof. Jan Bouzek under the
Institute of Classical Archaeology, Faculty of Arts, at the Charles
University.
Since 2015 Studia Hercynia is an Open Access journal with online content freely available to the readers under the CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 license.
Full articles are available on the internet to all readers immediately
upon publication and their further non-commercial use and distribution
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Peer-reviewed studies
Aux sources d’un style céramique original. Des pots à décor couvrant
imprimé ou modelé, une spécificité du territoire sénon au 5e siècle av.
notre ère?
Marion Saurel – David Bardel – Francesca Di Napoli – Jean‑Marc
Séguier, p. 17-44 |
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Elementi decorativi nella ceramica della seconda età del Ferro a sud del Po
Marina Giaretti – Marica Venturino, p. 45-64 |
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On the ubiquity of dimples. Finger‑tip decorated coarse ware in Bohemia and Moravia in the Early Iron Age and the Roman Iron Age
Tomáš Mangel – Richard Thér – Daniel Bursák – Jan Kysela, p. 65-88 |
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Tumultuous materials. Decorated coarse ware in Late Iron Age Emilia
Lorenzo Zamboni, p. 89-106 |
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Late Iron Age decorated coarse ware in central‑eastern
Lombardy (Northern Italy)
Raffaella Poggiani Keller – Paolo Rondini, p. 107-133 |
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Studio preliminare delle ceramiche di impasto grossolano celtiche dall’area
dell’anfiteatro romano di Milano
Beatrice Bin – Maria Teresa Colomba – Francesca Roncoroni, p. 134-153 |
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Ceramiche comuni decorate del territorio cenomane orientale
Federico Biondani, p. 154-184 |
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Ceramiche decorate della fine della romanizzazione dal Comasco
Fulvia Butti, p. 185-197 |
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Decorated Coarse Ware from the G. Sutermeister Archaeological Museum in Legnano, Milano province
Fabio Coppo – Michele Milan, p. 198-205 |
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Where are the handmade Pots? Thoughts on the Composition of the Ceramic Material
from the Iron Age Central Settlement at Neubau in the Context of Neighbouring Regions
Robin Bernhard Franke, p. 206-233 |
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From Celts to Romans in Noricum. Ugly and less ugly pottery
Eleni Schindler Kaudelka – Martin Auer – Valentina Mantovani, p. 234-285 |
Introduction
Lorenzo Zamboni – Jan Kysela, p. 7 |
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