INSTAP Academic Press
INSTAP Academic Press was started in 2001 to help publish projects dealing with the subject of Aegean Prehistory. The Institute for Aegean Prehistory (INSTAP) was founded in 1981 to support projects relevant to the history of the Aegean world from the Paleolithic to the 8th century B.C. The Press is a scholarly nonprofit publisher specializing in high quality publications of primary source material from archaeological excavations as well as individual studies dealing with material from the prehistoric periods. All manuscripts are peer reviewed, and all publications are in English. The Press is also a member of the Association of University Presses, a nonprofit organization which advocates for the fundamental role of scholarly publishing in achieving academic excellence and in cultivating and disseminating knowledge.
The Rise, Florescence, and Collapse of Aegean Bronze Age Civilizations
Volume I: Archaeology; Volume II: Part 1. On Time: The Chronology of Prehistory and the Prehistory of Chronology; Part 2. On Collapse of Civilizations
The Shrine of Eileithyia
Minoan Goddess of Childbirth and Motherhood, at the Inatos Cave: Volume II: The Pottery and Figurines
Volume 74
An Archaeological Palimpsest in Minoan Crete
Tholos Tomb A and Habitation at Apesokari Mesara
Volume 70
Honors to Eileithyia at Ancient Inatos
The Sacred Cave at Tsoutsouros, Crete: Highlights of the Collection
Kleronomia
Legacy and Inheritance. Studies on the Aegean Bronze Age in Honor of Jeffrey S. Soles
Volume 61
Mochlos IVA
Period III. The House of the Metal Merchant and Other Buildings in the Neopalatial Town
Volume 68
Petras, Siteia II
A Minoan Palatial Settlement in Eastern Crete: Late Bronze Age Pottery from Houses I.1 and I.2
Volume 67
The Shrine of Eileithyia
Minoan Goddess of Childbirth and Motherhood, at the Inatos Cave in Southern Crete: Volume I: The Egyptian-Type Artifacts
Volume 69
Goltepe Excavations
Tin Production at an Early Bronze Age Mining Town in the Central Taurus Mountains, Turkey
Exploring a Terra Incognita on Crete
Recent Research on Bronze Age Habitation in the Southern Ierapetra Isthmus
