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• 1. INTRODUCTION
• Carol THOMAS and Michael WEDDE, Desperately Seeking Potnia
• Katerina KOPAKA, A Day in Potnia’s Life. Aspects of Potnia and Reflected “Mistress” Activities in the Agean Bronze Age
• 2. SANCTUARIES
• Krzysztof NOWICKI, Minoan Peak Sanctuaries: Reassessing their Origins
• Loeta TYREE, Diachronic Changes in Minoan Cave Cult
• Alan PEATFIELD, Divinity and Performance on Minoan Peak Sanctuaries
• Stella CHRYSSOULAKI, The Traostalos Peak Sanctuary: Aspects of Spatial Organisation
• 3. CULT PLACES
• Veit STÜRMER, ‘Naturkulträume’ auf Kreta und Thera: Ausstattung, Definition und Funktion
• Lucy GOODISON, From Tholos Tomb to Throne Room: Perceptions of the Sun in Minoan Ritual
• Daniela LEFÈVRE-NOVARO, Un nouvel examen des modèles réduits trouvés dans la grande tombe de Kamilari
• Metaxia TSIPOPOULOU, A New Late Minoan IIIC Shrine at Halasmenos, East Crete
• Maria HIELTE-STAVROPOULOU, The Horseshoe-Shaped and Other Structures and Installations for Performing Rituals in Funeral Contexts in Middle Helladic and Early Mycenaean Times
• Joseph MARAN, Political and Religious Aspects of Architectural Change on the Upper Citadel of Tiryns. The Case of Building T
• Evangelos KYRIAKIDIS, The Economics of Potnia: Storage in ‘Temples’ of Prehistoric Greece
• Gabriele ALBERS, Rethinking Mycenaean Sanctuaries
• 4. ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES
• Philip P. BETANCOURT, The Household Shrine in the House of the Rhyta at Pseira
• Athanasia KANTA and Anastasia TZIGOUNAKI, The Character of the Minoan Goddess. New Evidence from the Area of Amari
• Pietro MILITELLO, Archeologia, iconografia e culti ad Haghia Triada in età TM I
• Nicola CUCUZZA, Religion and Architecture: Early LM IIIA2 Buildings in the Southern Area of Haghia Triada
• Erik HALLAGER, A Waste Deposit from a LBA-Shrine in Khania (?)
• Katie DEMAKOPOULOU and Nicoletta DIVARI-VALAKOU, Evidence for Cult Practice at Midea: Figures, Figurines and Ritual Objects
• Rainer FELSCH, Opferhandlungen des Alltagslebens im Heiligtum der Artemis Elaphebolos von Hyampolis in den Phasen SH IIIC - Spätgeometrisch
• Birgitta EDER, Continuity of Bronze Age Cult at Olympia? The Evidence of the Late Bronze Age and Early Iron Age Pottery
• 5. CULT PRACTICE
• Eleni KONSOLAKI-YANNOPOULOU, New Evidence for the Practice of Libations in the Aegean Bronze Age
• Vincenzo LA ROSA, Minoan Baetyls: Between Funerary Rituals and Epiphanies
• Jeffrey SOLES, Reverence for Dead Ancestors in Prehistoric Crete
• Robert KOEHL, The ‘Sacred Marriage’ in Minoan Religion and Ritual
• Christine MORRIS, The Language of Gesture in Minoan Religion
• Geraldine GESELL, The Function of the Plaque in the Shrines of the Goddess with Up-Raised Hands
• Bernice JONES, The Minoan “Snake Goddess.” New Interpretations of her Costume and Identity
• 6. ARTS AND CRAFTS
• Elsa PAPATSAROUCHA, Le sanctuaire représenté en fragments : un aspect de l’iconographie talismanique
• Elizabeth FRENCH, The Mycenae Figures
• Sylvie MÜLLER-CELKA, Les personnages féminins des perles mycéniennes en verre bleu
• 7. ANIMALS AND CULT
• Stefan HILLER, Potnia/Potnios Aigon. On the Religious Aspects of Goats in the Aegean Late Bronze Age
• Dimitra ROUSIOTI, Did the Mycenaeans Believe in Theriomorphic Divinities?
• Birgitta P. HALLAGER, The Ram in Cutlic Contexts?
• 8. CONTEXT
• Vassos KARAGEORGHIS, The Great Goddess of Cyprus Between the Aegeans and the “Eteocypriots”
• Assaf YASUR-LANDAU, The Mother(s) of all Philistines? Aegean Enthroned Deities of the 12th-11th Century Philistia
• Anna Lucia D’AGATA, Religion, Society and Ethnicity on Crete at the End of the Late Bronze Age. The Contextual Framework of LM IIIC Cult Activities
• Helène WHITTAKER, Reflections on the Socio-Political Function of Mycenaean Religion
• Jan DRIESSEN, Crisis Cults on Minoan Crete?
• 9. ICONOGRAPHY
• Alison BARCLAY, The Potnia Theron: Adaptation of a Near Eastern Image
• Robert LAFFINEUR, Seeing is Believing: Reflections on Divine Imagery in the Aegean Bronze Age
• Eva RYSTEDT, A New (Old) Mycenaean Scene of Worship
• 10. WRITTEN SOURCES
• Cécile BOËLLE, Po-ti-ni-ja : unité ou pluralité ?
• Catherine TRÜMPY, Potnia dans les tablettes mycéniennes : quelques problèmes d’interprétation
• Sarah MORRIS, Potnia Aswiya: Anatolian Contributions to Greek Religion
• John KILLEN, Religion at Pylos: The Evidence of the Fn Tablets
• Lisa BENDALL, The Economics of Potnia in the Linear B Documents: Palatial Support for Mycenaean Religion
• Joan GULIZIO, Kevin PLUTA and Thomas G. PALAIMA, Religion in the Room of the Chariot Tablets
• Louis GODART, La Terre Mère et le monde égéen
• Anna SACCONI, Les repas sacrés dans les textes mycéniens
• Marie Louise NOSCH and Massimo PERNA, Cloth in the Cult
• Peter HAIDER, Minoan Deities in an Egyptian Medical Text
• AFTERTHOUGHT
• Thomas G. PALAIMA, A Linear-B-Inscribed ‘Herring’ from Göteborg: An Ichthyomorphic Epiphany