Cups of Pythes and Deinon from Berezan island site and their archeological context by Pavlichenko, N.A., Chistov, D.E.

“…In the course of excavations in 2016 in the north-eastern part of the Berezan settlement, sector “O-Western”, graffiti on two Ionian cups were found. One of them belongs to the “rosette bowl” type of the 2nd quarter of the 6th century BCE; the incompletely preserved inscription contains a dedication to Hermes, and the name of the owner, Deinon. …”
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Antique ceramics from the burials of the Sindian ground at art. Anapa (on the question of the initial stage of greek-barbarian contacts in the Kuban and East Azov region) by Malyshev, Alexey Alexandrovich, Novichikhin, Andrey Mikhailovich

Subjects: “…greek colonization…”
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The Cambridge grammar of classical Greek. A new reference grammar for classical Greek: Aims and principles by Van Emde Boas, E, Rijksbaron, A, Huitink, L, De Bakker, M

Some aspects of archaic East Greek art and their influence by Bowen, B

“…</p> <p>Appendix 2 deals with 'eye-cups'. It is argued that the 'partfaces' of 'Rhodian' plates and of East Greek, 'Chalcidian' and Attic eye-cups, were regarded as forms of gorgoneia.…”

Greek vases as media of communication: The Epeleios painter and his companions by Mannack, T

“…The appeal of the workshop’s cups lay in the shape, which suggested that the owner was part of the symposium class, and the relentlessly cheerful scenes of symposia, komasts, athletes, and warriors, which implied a Greek aristocratic lifestyle too. …”

The Greeks and Sardinia at The Dawn of the 6th Century BC. Chronology and Rites of the Necropolis of Sulky: Tomb 1 in Belvedere street by Piero Bartoloni

“…Some jewellery completed the trousseau. The presence of Greeks in Sardinia, even if only temporary, has long been debated. …”
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Family matters: the interpretation of Lycian "Funerary Banquet" reliefs by Lockwood, S

“…Absent from the majority of the Lycian scenes are the accoutrements of the banquet (tables, food, storage vessels), with the exception of the drinking cup usually held in the hand of the reclining male figure. …”

Adaptation of twenty peach and nectarine varieties in Kos and their susceptibility to Plum pox virus and Phytophthora citrophthora: Short communication by X. Papanikolaou, C. Tsipouridis, T. Thomidis, D.C. Stylianidis

“…Hale, Rio Oso Gem, Desert Gold, Spring Time, June Gold, Red Cup, Flavor Top, Fantasia, Flame Kist) grafted on wild peach seedlings were evaluated for 10 years in the Greek island Kos. …”
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The good, the bad, and the misleading. A network of names on (mainly) Athenian vases by Mannack, T

“…The earliest Greek inscriptions are incised graffiti on geometric pottery from around the middle of the 8th century. …”

New Inscriptions on Instrumenta from the Northern Periphery of the Byzantine World by Andrey Vinogradov

“…The travelling of the inscriptions on instrumenta, including pilgrims’ inscriptions, reflect, among other things, the ways of spreading Greek writing.…”
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Connaissance et métamorphoses de l’Iliade en Étrurie by Françoise-Hélène Massa-Pairault

“…Contacts with the Greco-Eastern world of Asia Minor, but also with the Athens of Pisistratus then punctuate new stages whose meaning is summed up in the François crater, special commission for a king of Clusium or in the cup of Euphronios consecrated in the sanctuary of Heracles at S. …”
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A LITTLE-KNOWN DOCUMENT ON THE LIFE AND FORMATION OF TUDOR VLADIMIRESCU by Radu Ştefan VERGATTI

“…His main goal was to fight for the removal of the Greeks from the leadership of Wallachia and eventually Moldova. …”
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The acquisition of foreign ideas and images in the Phoenician-Punic Pottery from Tas-Silġ, Malta by Antonella Rosa Saponara

“…The phenomenon within Maltese pottery production, although present, appears less direct, especially in reference to the introduction of morphological characters typical of Greek ceramics; in fact, at the current state of research, there are no real imitations of Greek pottery, present instead in other Phoenician-Punic sites in the Mediterranean Sea (e.g., the black glazed cups). …”
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Between Po and Adige rivers: Adria before Adria and Este before Este by Fiorenza Bortolami, Giovanna Gambacurta, Carla Pirazzini

“…The comparison of the materials found in the two centres makes it possible to specify the characteristics of the local facies, in particular for the numerous cups with lobed and rostral handles in their variants.…”
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Re- visiting the Roman Iron Age Hoby chieftain burial after 100 years of its discovery - adding the strontium isotopic perspective by Karin Margarita Frei, Susanne Klingenberg

“…It revealed a large number of luxurious Roman goods, including two silver drinking cups decorated with Greek-inspired scenes from Homer’s Iliad. …”
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The effect of neonatal bloodletting in the treatment of neonatal jaundice: a review article by Reza Saeidi, Ali Saeidi, Azri Izanloo, Mehdi Hosseini

“…In this study, all of articles with the title “Bloodletting“, "cupping" and “Wet cupping”, “Dry cupping”, “Air trapping”, “Scarification”, “Hejamat”, “ear cupping” and the abstracts of the articles presented in the conferences were studied. …”
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‘The Thousand and One Churches’ Revisited by Gerhard Huber

“…A parallel for the niches, bearing an early Greek inscription, from Assos is shown and discussed; d) The author found evidence of the old ascending way, going straight North – South from Üçkuyu köyü to the top at 2271m, and the old “base camp”. …”
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