Contents: 1. 'The coming of the Greeks' and all that, Oliver Dickinson. 2. Archaeology and the archaeology of the Greek language, Torsten Meissner. 3. Survey, excavation and the appearance of the early polis - a reappraisal, Vladimir Stissi. 4. Homer and the ekphrasists - text and picture in the Elder Philostratus's Scamander (Imagines I.1), Jas Elsner and Michael Squire. 5. Homer's audience - what did they see? Annie Schnapp. 6. Homer and the Sculptors, Nigel Spivey. 7. Potters, hippeis and gods at Penteskouphia (Corinth) DS 7th. to 6th. cents. BC, Bruno D>'Agostino and M. G. Palmieri. 8. Space, Society, Religion - a short retrospective and prospective note, François de Polignac. 9. Modelling the territories of Attic demes - a computational approach, Sylvian Fachard. 10. Hesiod and the disgraceful shepherds. Pastoral politics in a panhellenic Dichterweihe, José Gonzáles. 11. 'Is painting a representation of visible things?' Conceptual reality in Greek art - a first sketch, Tonio Hölscher. 12. Coins in a 'home away from home' - the case of Sicily, Keith Rutter. 13. Life on earth and death from heaven, Ernst Künzl. 14. The idea of an archetype in texts stemming from the empire founded by Cyrus the Great, Gregory Nagy. 5. Loropéni and other large enclosed sites in the south-west of Burkina Faso - an outside archaeological view, Henry Hurst. 16. The poetry of ruins in the Greek and Roman world, Alain Schnapp. 17. Context matters - Pliny's Phryges and the Basilica Aemilia in Rome, Rolf Schneider. 18. Anthony in Edinburgh, Keith Rutter. 19. Anthony McElrea Snodgrass and the Classics Faculty in Cambridge - a personal appreciation, Paul Cartledge. 20. The first thirty-six years of the Boeotia Project, Central Greece, John Bintliff.

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