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Studi Micenei ed Egeo-Anatolici Nuova Serie (SMEA NS) is an annual, peer-reviewed journal devoted to the archaeology, philology and history of the Eastern Mediterranean (ISSN 1126-6651).

SMEA NS is indexed in ERIH PLUS.

To submit an article to SMEA NS please contact smea@ispc.cnr.it

We are pleased to announce that SMEA NS 10, 2024 has just been published!

To order the last issue or a previous one, please contact Edizioni Quasar

Editor
Maurizio Del Freo

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SMEA Nuova Serie is a journal of:

Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche

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SMEA NS 1, 2015 Editorial
SMEA NS 9, 2023 Editorial
SMEA NS 10, 2024 Editorial
SMEA NS Supplemento 1, 2018
SMEA NS Supplemento 2, 2022
SMEA NS Supplemento 3, 2023

Current Issue

MYCENIEN PA-WE-A PE-NE-WE-TA /PHARWEHA PHERNEWWENTA/ : DES TEXTILES AVEC DES PIECES RAPPORTEES
Alain Blanc
DRINKING WITH ANIMALS: INVESTIGATING ZOOMORPHIC DECORATIONS ON SECOND-MILLENNIUM BCE WESTERN ANATOLIAN POTTERY
CHRISTOPHER H. ROOSEVELT JÁN BOBIK PETER PAVÚK TUNÇ KANER
SOME THOUGHTS ON THE GENESIS OF LINEAR B
Carlo Consani
THE GREEK TERM ΚΤΟIΝΑ BETWEEN THE SECOND AND THE FIRST MILLENNIUM BC
Maurizio Del Freo
THE CERAMIC DEPOSITS AT ANEMOSPILIA (ARCHANES): A CENTRAL CRETAN PERSPECTIVE
Luca Girella
THREE KNOSSOS LIVESTOCK RECORDS (C(4) 911, C(4) 912 AND C(4) 917)
John T. Killen
SOME FURTHER THOUGHTS ON KU-NE AND QO-WE (MY Fu 711)
John T. Killen
BUILT ENVIRONMENTS, FUNERARY LANDSCAPES, AND CULTURAL TRANSITIONS ON KOS: THE “SERRAGLIO”, ELEONA, AND LANGADA DURING THE LATE BRONZE AND EARLY IRON AGES
Calla McNamee Francesca Nani Salvatore Vitale
PY Vn 130 AND Un 267 EXPLICATED AS PAIRED RECORDS PERTAINING TO SCENTED OIL
Thomas G. Palaima
EARLY BRONZE AGE KARKEMISH IN CONTEXT: A VIEW FROM RECENT INVESTIGATIONS ON THE ACROPOLIS MOUND
Agnese Vacca Sara Pizzimenti
A NEW LOOK AT THE LATE MINOAN I(B) ADMINISTRATIVE HORIZON
Ilse Schoep

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Current Issue

MYCENIEN PA-WE-A PE-NE-WE-TA /PHARWEHA PHERNEWWENTA/ : DES TEXTILES AVEC DES PIECES RAPPORTEES

DRINKING WITH ANIMALS: INVESTIGATING ZOOMORPHIC DECORATIONS ON SECOND-MILLENNIUM BCE WESTERN ANATOLIAN POTTERY

SOME THOUGHTS ON THE GENESIS OF LINEAR B

THE GREEK TERM ΚΤΟIΝΑ BETWEEN THE SECOND AND THE FIRST MILLENNIUM BC

THE CERAMIC DEPOSITS AT ANEMOSPILIA (ARCHANES): A CENTRAL CRETAN PERSPECTIVE

THREE KNOSSOS LIVESTOCK RECORDS (C(4) 911, C(4) 912 AND C(4) 917)

SOME FURTHER THOUGHTS ON KU-NE AND QO-WE (MY Fu 711)

BUILT ENVIRONMENTS, FUNERARY LANDSCAPES, AND CULTURAL TRANSITIONS ON KOS: THE “SERRAGLIO”, ELEONA, AND LANGADA DURING THE LATE BRONZE AND EARLY IRON AGES

PY Vn 130 AND Un 267 EXPLICATED AS PAIRED RECORDS PERTAINING TO SCENTED OIL

EARLY BRONZE AGE KARKEMISH IN CONTEXT: A VIEW FROM RECENT INVESTIGATIONS ON THE ACROPOLIS MOUND

A NEW LOOK AT THE LATE MINOAN I(B) ADMINISTRATIVE HORIZON