Pallas

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  Año 2011, Número 86

  • The uses of small things and the semiotics of Greek miniature objects

    Oliver Pilz

    págs. 15-30

    

  • Bodily skill and the aesthetics of miniaturisation

    Sheila Kohring

    págs. 31-50

    

  • From miniature objects to giant ones: the process of defunctionalisation in sancturies and graves in Iron Age Greece

    Jean-Marc Luce

    págs. 53-73

    

  • Feasting and offering to the Gods in early Greek sancturies: monumentalisation and miniaturisation in pottery

    Stefanos Gimatzidis

    págs. 75-96

    

  • The deposition of miniature weaponry in Iron Age Lincolnshire

    Julia Farley

    págs. 97-121

    

  • Size matters: reconsidering Horus on the crocodiles in miniature

    Jane Draycott

    págs. 123-133

    

  • Gods on small things: Egyptian iconography on late antique magical gems and the Greek and Demotic magical papyri

    Nick West

    págs. 135-166

    

  • Death, gender and sea shells in Carthage

    Marianne E. Bergeron

    págs. 169-189

    

  • Women's work: the dedication of loom weights in the sanctuaries of Southern Italy

    Alexandra Sofroniew

    págs. 191-209

    

  • The lead statuettes and amulets of Heracleion-Thonis

    Sanda S. Heinz

    págs. 211-232

    

  • Between religion and consumption: culinary and drinking equipment in Venetic ritual practice (c. 725 BCE-BC 25).

    Elisa Perego

    págs. 235-262

    

  • Travel tokens to the Korykian Cave near Delphi: perspectives from material and human mobility

    Katerina Volioti

    págs. 263-285

    

  • The 'mundus muliebris' within Lucanian society: tales of women and social life from sanctuaries and 'necropoleis'

    Chiara Albanesi, Ilaria Battiloro

    págs. 287-309

    

  • Crossing boundaries: the inscribed votives of Southeast Italy

    Kathryn Lomas

    págs. 311-329