Neolithic and medieval virus genomes reveal complex evolution of hepatitis B by Ben Krause-Kyora, Julian Susat, Felix M Key, Denise Kühnert, Esther Bosse, Alexander Immel, Christoph Rinne, Sabin-Christin Kornell, Diego Yepes, Sören Franzenburg, Henrike O Heyne, Thomas Meier, Sandra Lösch, Harald Meller, Susanne Friederich, Nicole Nicklisch, Kurt W Alt, Stefan Schreiber, Andreas Tholey, Alexander Herbig, Almut Nebel, Johannes Krause

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Sediment-filled karst depressions and <i>riyad</i> – key archaeological environments of south Qatar by M. Engel, M. Engel, S. Rückmann, P. Drechsler, D. Brill, S. Opitz, J. W. Fassbinder, J. W. Fassbinder, A. Pint, K. Peis, D. Wolf, C. Gerber, K. Pfeiffer, R. Eichmann, H. Brückner

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A molecular portrait of maternal sepsis from Byzantine Troy by Alison M Devault, Tatum D Mortimer, Andrew Kitchen, Henrike Kiesewetter, Jacob M Enk, G Brian Golding, John Southon, Melanie Kuch, Ana T Duggan, William Aylward, Shea N Gardner, Jonathan E Allen, Andrew M King, Gerard Wright, Makoto Kuroda, Kengo Kato, Derek EG Briggs, Gino Fornaciari, Edward C Holmes, Hendrik N Poinar, Caitlin S Pepperell

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Agenda-setting e framing na política externa: o caso da cobertura televisiva russa e ucraniana do caso da Crimeia Vol. 10, Nº. 1 by Yuliia Krutikova, Maria Raquel Freire, Sofia José Santos

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NEW INSIGHTS ON MUMMIFICATION TECHNIQUES DURING ANCIENT EGYPT'S MIDDLE KINGDOM PERIOD (2055-1782 BC) USING NON-DESTRUCTIVE CT-SCANNING OF THE MUMMY OF LADY AMANIT, PRIESTESS OF H... by Ibrahim Badr, M.Linda Sutherland, Angela M.J. Tooley, Maarten Praet

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Contributions to Anatolian History and Numismatics 11. Eagle omens: Foundations of Cities and Cults at the behest of Zeus by Johannes Nollé

“…The motif of an eagle purloining sacrificial meat is very old; evidence for it takes us back to the times of the Greek poet Archilochos who may have got knowledge about it from Aesop's fables, which have their roots partly in Near Eastern traditions. The use of the motif in connection with the establishment of a city, however, was particularly used in the Hellenistic epoch. …”
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Shi'ism and the Vision of Islamic Democracy - Ways to Secure Peace and Human Rights by Liselotte ABID

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Middle East Studies for the New Millennium: Infrastructures for Knowledge by Amr G.E. Sabet

“…Friedman and Miller-Idriss look at the Hagop Kevorkian Center for Near Eastern Studies at New York University (NYU) in order to investigate how area studies centers as well as universities are to transform themselves into global institutions. …”
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The history of Samos to 439 B. C. by Barron, J, J. P. Barron

“…In the first half of the century they had inaugurated large-scale trade with the Near-Eastern kingdoms and with Kypros. In the second half they were the first to find a new source of silver and tin at Tartessos, Cadiz (638 B.C.). …”

Assessing architectural color preference after Le Corbusier's 1931 Salubra keyboards: A cross cultural analysis by Juan Serra, Banu Manav, Yacine Gouaich

“…Scarce significant gender differences are found that follow a stereotyped tendency, with females preferring pinks, light blues and light greens, while males vivid oranges and Vermilions. Near Easterners are significantly more likely to green colors, while Western Europeans to dark greys. …”
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