Journal of Greek Archaeology Volume 10 2025

Editor-in-chief John Bintliff

Book cover: Journal of Greek Archaeology Volume 10 2025

Extent: 508 pages

Publisher: Archaeopress Publishing

Series: Journal of Greek Archaeology

Language: English

Paperback (Published)

(December 2025)

ISBN: 9781805831846

8.07 x 11.42 inches

Price: $135.00

In stock

Volume 10 features 14 papers on Archaeological Lidar in Greece, offering a state-of-the-art overview of technology, methods, and case studies. Additional articles explore Minoan and Egyptian houses, Greek ceramics, female dress, gymnasia, Spartan religion, and a failed 19th-century colony in Corinthia.


Volume 10 has a very rich dish of articles for you. It is dominated by 14 papers covering every aspect of Archaeological Lidar in Greece, that will give you a complete state-of-the-art introduction to the technology, methodology but especially Greek case-study applications. Then we have articles on houses and house artefacts in Minoan Crete and late Dynastic Egypt, ceramics in Geometric and Late Roman Greece from contrasting approaches – artistic symbolism and economics, the social and symbolic as well as practical aspects of female dress in Ancient Greece, the changing role of the gymnasium in Hellenistic times on Cyprus and in Cyrene, religion and figurine dedication in Spartan society, and finally a failed American colonial town in 19th century AD Corinthia.

Volume 10: Editorial – J. Bintliff

Special Section: Lidar and Landscapes in the Archaeology of Greece

Lidar and Landscapes in the Archaeology of Greece – A. R. Knodell, B. D. Wescoat

Archaeological lidar in Greece – A. R. Knodell

Lidar-based research in the Phokian Kephissos Valley – K. Sporn, W. M. Kennedy

Lidar-led fieldwork in the Eretria-Amarynthos Survey Project (Euboea, Greece) – S. Fachard et al.

Comparing lidar analysis and field documentation in archaeological surveys – A. R. Knodell et al.

Developing reproducible lidar classifications for Greek archaeology – B. W. Manquen et al.

The Samothrace Lidar Project (SaLiP) – D. Matsas et al.

The lidar survey at Akraiphia (Boeotia) – T. Lucas

Melitaia in Achaia Phthiotis – R. Rönnlund

Seeing the trees through the forest – Z. Papadopoulou et al.

A UAS lidar case study in the archaeological landscape of ancient Halos, Greece – J. Waagen et al.

High-resolution drone lidar for Mediterranean archaeology – E. I. Levine et al.

UAV-based survey of ancient white marble quarries on Mt Pentelikon – S. Pike et al.

Drone and airborne lidar in Greece – J. García Sánchez et al.

What you see is what you get – N. Doneus, M. Doneus

Prehistory and Protohistory

Space, transformation and the negotiation of Neopalatial society – J. Rapakko

Artistic narratives of death – O. G. Christakopoulou, M. Giamalidi

Archaic to Hellenistic

Lingering mysteries in ritual enactments in Sparta and Laconia – F. Frangopoulou

Local special findings in domestic contexts of a frontier post in the Egyptian delta – E. A. Calomino, A. Scaro

Perception and features of luxury clothing in Classical and Hellenistic Greece – A. M. S. Karatas

Cyprus and Cyrene, two sides of the same coin – D. Stavrou

Late Roman

Pottery production and communication networks in late Roman/early Byzantine Messenia – A. Konstantinidou

Early Modern

Washingtonia 1829: an American refugee colony in Greece – K. Kourelis et al.

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