The archaeology of Midas and the Phrygians recent work at Gordion /
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Philadelphia, Pa. :
University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology,
2005.
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Table of Contents:
- Recent work at Gordion / Lisa Kealhofer
- Excavations, history, and dating at Gordion
- Gordion: exploration over a century / G. Kenneth Sams
- Old problems and new solutions: recent excavations at Gordion / Mary Voigt
- Greek pottery and Gordion chronology / Keith DeVries
- Reconstructing the Roman-period town at Gordion / Andrew Goldman
- Interpreting the finds from Gordion
- Textile production at Gordion and the Phrygian economy / Brendan Burke
- A decorated roof at Gordion: what tiles are revealing about the Phrygian past / Matt Glendinning
- Glass vessels from Gordion: trade and influence along the royal road / Janet Jones
- A preliminary report on the human skeletal material from Gordion's lower town area / Page Selinsky
- The local potter's craft at Phrygian Gordion / Robert C. Henrickson
- Gordion in its regional context
- Settlement and land use: the Gordion regional survey / Lisa Kealhofer
- Ceramic compositional analysis and the Phrygian sanctuary at Dümrek / Peter Grave, Lisa Kealhofer, and David ben Marsh
- Physical geography, land use, and human impact at Gordion / David ben Marsh
- Ethnographic lessons for past agro-pastoral systems in the Sakarya-Porsuk valleys / Ayşe Gürsan Salzmann
- Conserving Gordion and its artifacts
- Conservation and environmental monitoring of the tomb chamber of Gordion's tumulus MM / Richard Liebhart and Jessica S. Johnson
- Recent conservation research: soluble salts in Gordion ceramics / Julie Unruh and Jessica S. Johnson
- Architectural conservation at Gordion / Mark Goodman.