Previous Issues
Here you can find all previous issues of KLEOS.
Meilin, L.: Unveiling the symbolic significance of Mycenaean weaponry: exploring material culture and death in the Late Bronze Age Argolid, 9‐26.
Goldberg, A.: Suspend your disbelief: spontaneous generation in Antigonus’s paradoxography, 27‐41.
Chen, D.: Rome and its allies in Asia Minor: a study on political relationship between Rome, Rhodes, and Pergamon from the Peace of Apamea to the end of Third Macedonian War, 42‐56.
MacLachlan, G.: Hadrian’s ecumenical vision of Empire: reconsidering the ideological function of personifying the Roman provinces on Hadrianic coinage, 57‐73.
Gerritsen, C.: Carthago Prosperanda Est. Representation of Carthaginians in Video Games, 74‐89.
Niederhausen, L.: Holocaust, Colonialism, Slavery. Entangled Histories of a Benin Bronze from a Jewish Collection, 90‐105.
Morehouse, L.: Emma M. Payne (2021). Casting the Parthenon Sculptures from the Eighteenth Century to the Digital Age. London: Bloomsbury Academic. ISBN 9781350120358, 106‐110.
Cobben, F.: A New Periodisation? Recent Innovations in Studies on the Impact of the Destruction of the Second Temple, 10‐24.
Zancan, C.: Investigating the Identity of Mezurashizuka Decorated Tomb’s Painting: Introducing a New Perspective, 25‐54.
Berrica, S.: Social and Religious Differences in the Rural Village of Gózquez (San Martín de la Vega, Madrid, Spain), 55‐83.
Hamm, A.: German and French Colonial Restitution ‐ ‘New Relational Ethics’ or Using the Legacy Empire?, 84‐102.
Mussies, M., Part 1: Digging King Alfred. Representations of Archaeological Artefacts in Alfredian Fanfiction, 103‐126/Guerrero‐Pico, M., Part 2: Digging King Alfred: A Response, 127‐132/Mussies, M., Part 3: Response “Digging King Alfred”, 132‐140.
Hijzen, T.: Interdisciplinarity and Archaeology: A Review of the 2022 ARCHON Day. Rijksdienst voor het Cultureel Erfgoed, Amersfoort. October 28, 2022, 141‐145.
Korver, I./S. Miske/M. Schelvis: Why archaeologists should tell stories. Looking back at the NASTA 2021 Conference, 10‐18.
Mura, S., 2022: Ethical Considerations in Narratives of Death: The Case of the Tophet, 19‐43.
Umsu‐Seifert, C.: Narrativity in Olympiodorus’ Commentary on Plato’s First Alcibiades, 44‐57.
Molloy, B.: Trailing Behind or Taking Strides? An Investigation into the Decolonisation of Archaeological Material in the Museum, 58‐74.
Poulsen, A. S., Part 1: Recreating an Excavation in Minecraft Education Edition, 75‐92/Aries, C. E., Part 2: Recreating an Excavation in Minecraft Education Edition: A Response, 93‐100/Part 3: Recreating an Excavation in Minecraft Education Edition: Final Thoughts, 101‐107.
den Boef, S.: ARCHON Day 2021: Decolonising Archaeology, 108‐111.
Olerud, L.: Reassessing the Gender Ideology of the Supra‐Regional Corded Ware Culture, 10‐42.
Diemen, D. van: Becoming Roman? Romanness, Non‐Romanness, and Barbarity in Pacatus’ Panegyric on Theodosius, 43‐57.
Huig, E.: ‘Mixing Roses with Milk’: Recovering the Tradition behind the Ekphrasis of Niketas Eugenianos Drosilla and Charikles 1.120‐158, 58‐75.
Hof, I.O.: The Early Medieval Augustus: An Analysis of Orosius’ Influence on Charlemagne’s Recepetion of Augustus, 76‐96.
Van Kempen, M.R.X., Part 1: Climbing on Culture: The Public Opinion on Archaeological Heritage Management through Assassin’s Creed Origins and Assissin’s Creed Odyssey, 97‐115./ Politopoulos, A., Part 2: Climbing on Culture: A Response, 116‐121./Van Kempen, M.R.X., Part 3: Climbing on Culture: Final Thoughts, 122‐128.
Jordan, P.: Sound Experience in Archaeology and Field Investigations :An Approach to Mapping Past Activities Through Sound at Mount Lykaion’s Sanctuary of Zeus, 9‐31.
Muitjens, G.: “You’re Inflaming Me Even Though I Don’t Want To Flare up!” Medicine in Herodas’ Mimiamb 4, 31‐41.
Lil, A., van: The Pass Under the Yoke: Denoting the Defeated in Ancient Italic Ritual Practice, 42‐63.
Stolk, M.: Rattles, Toys and Miniature Artefacts: Archaeological Insights into Childhood and Children’s Identities at Vlooienburg, 64‐81.
Ten Broecke, M./H. Hoogenraad, 2020: OIKOS Nunspeet Seminar: Methods and Techniques (November 8‐9, 2019), 82‐86.
D’Acri, M.: New observations on the Sybaritide between 510 and 444 BC., 10-28.
Egberink, S.: Revisiting Statues: The appropriation of Pompeius Magnus at the Forum of Augustus, 29-43.
Verburg, E.: The Tomba Campana: a long-debated ‘discovery’. Considering the finds of a 19th-century excavation that never happened, 44-62.
Diepenbroek, M.: From Fire Signals to ADFGX. A case study in the adaptation of ancient methods of secret communication, 63-76.
Verhagen, P./IJ. Van Hattem: A platform for Dutch academic archaeology (Archon Newsletter 2019), 79-80.
Whiting, M./ E. Salerno: Women and Pilgrimage, in the ancient and pre-modern world, (University of Amsterdam, June 8-9, 2018), 81-90.
Van Wijngaarden, G.J.: What did you do last summer? Any outreach? Archaeological practice in University education, 91-94.
Gerritsen, V.: Public over practice? Discussing the mandatory fieldwork curriculum, 95-98.
Groenhuijzen, M.: Archaeological practice in university education – A reply, 99-101.
Stissi, V.: Archaeological practice in University education? – Be Prepared!, 101-105.
Kars, E./ H. Kars: Education but how and for whom?, 106-109.
