La «Rivista di Studi Fenici» è un periodico internazionale Peer Reviewed del Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche (Istituto di Scienze del Patrimonio Culturale - ISPC), fondato da Sabatino Moscati e pubblicato da Edizioni Quasar.
La Rivista di Studi Fenici, ha periodicità annuale ed è destinata ad accogliere articoli da presentare in lingua inglese, anche se, benchè in forma limitata, saranno accettati contributi in francese, tedesco e spagnolo.
La rivista accetta contributi in italiano, francese, inglese, spagnolo e tedesco, che vengono sottoposti al giudizio di due o più revisori secondo la procedura della "peer review".
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Rivista di Studi Fenici LIII - 2025
Vol. 53 No. 53 (2025)Sommario
Papers
- Josette Elayi, Alain Gérard Elayi, The Phoenician City of Atri (Tripoli) in Lebanon
- Daniela Galazzo, Louis de Clercq,a Passion for the Levant: Selected Objects from his collection at the Louvre Museum
- Bärbel Morstadt, Incense, Abstracted Space, and the Visualisation of Phoenician Deities
- Maria Bianco, Alasiōtas and Elewitas, Two Distinct Epithets of Apollo/Resheph in the Greek-Phoenician Inscriptions of Phrangissa (Cyprus)
- Giuseppe Garbati, Making Gods. Divine Plasticity and the Agency of Ritual Practice. Reflections on the Phoenician Context
- Stefano Floris, Alessandra Gilibert, The Tophet of Bithia – Su Cardolinu (South Sardinia). A Synthesis of Five Excavation Seasons by Ca’ Foscari University of Venice (2021-2025)
- Raffaella Bonaudo, Luca Cerchiai, Günther Hölbl, Maria Tommasa Granese, Antonella Massanova, Alessandra Sperduti, Two New Scarabs from EIA Settlement of Pontecagnano: Symbols of Prestige for an Evolving Community
- Carlo Giuranna, «Some Say Phoenicians Were not the First to Make This Discovery»: The “Anti-Phoenician Theory” about the Origin of Writing
Note e Discussioni / Notes and Discussion
- Christina Ioannou, Reflections on the Phoenician Bowls of Cyprus. Evidence from an Exhibit at the Cyprus Museum, Nicosia
Lost in Translation
- Ida Oggiano, The Identification of the “Sant’Imbenia” Amphora Type: The Story of a Friendship and of two Similar Yet Distinct Amphorae
Published: 2025-09-04
Rivista di Studi Fenici LI – 2023
Vol. 51 No. 51 (2023)Sommario:
Papers
Marco Rossi,
New Insights on the Phoenician Anthropoid Sarcophagi
Maximilian Rönnberg, Meryem Büyükyaka, Jens Kamlah, Hélène Sader, Aaron Schmitt,
Preliminary Report on the Cypriot and Greek Imports from the Iron Age Settlement at Tell el-Burak, Lebanon. A First Survey of Imported Pottery Reaching the Central Levant, ca. 750-325 BCE
Jason Herrmann, Paola Sconzo, Leonarda Fazio with a contribution of P. Toti,
Refining Motya’s Urban History with Landscape-Scale Investigations
Monica Bouso,
An Inscribed Punic Amphora Stamp Unearthed at the Site of Mas Castellar de Pontós (Girona, Spain)
Enrique Gil Orduña,
Phoenician Neck-ridge Jugs of the Iron Age: A Reassessment of Their Sequential Stages and Chronology
Lost in translation
Andrea Ercolani,
Phonikes: The History of an Ethnonym
Schede e recensioni / Book reviews
M.a Cruz Marín Ceballos – M.a Belén Deamos – A.M.a Jiménez Flores (edd.), La cueva santuario de es Culleram (Ibiza), Sevilla 2022 («SPAL Monograf.as Arqueología», 47), Editorial Universidad de Sevilla, 397 pp. (Giuseppe Garbati)
Published: 2023-06-12
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