Pertosa Cave. Ceramic materials of “Patroni Excavations” preserved at the National Archaeological Museum of Naples by Alessia Fuscone

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Settlement patterns in the eastern and central Slovenia during the Middle and the Late Bronze age (the Oloris – Podsmreka horizon) by Brina Škvor Jernejčič, Elena Leghissa, Barbara Brezigar

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The Recent and Final Neolithic in Marche region: old and new sites for a new seriation by Gaia Pignocchi

“…In the Recent Neolithic (4500-4300/4200 BC), following the Middle Neolithic sites where the southern component Diana and Serra d’Alto is evident, the picture appears to become much more articulated, marked by the new influences of Ripoli II and III and Fossacesia and, unprecedented for the Marche region, by Po Valley influences of VBQ II (Monte Calvario and Sassoferrato-area artigianale) that are grafted into a ceramic production still marked, generically, by the Diana tradition. …”
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Bronze Age Hillforts around Rovinj on the western coast of the Istrian Peninsula and their pottery by Anja Hellmuth Kramberger, Sebastian Müller, Maja Čuka

“…With a view to the pottery spectrum of Monkodonja, we will discuss some previously unpublished ceramic finds in this paper.…”
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