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Archaeology and Fertility Cult in the Ancient Mediterranean: First International Conference on Archaeology of the Ancient Mediterranean
Edited by Anthony Bonanno
[Not in series - Grüner 15] 1986
► pp. vii–vi

Table of contents

Preface
List of Members, With Addresses
Opening Addresses
The Question of Fertility Cults
Old Europe: Sacred Matriarchy or Complementary Opposition?
Philosophical Paradigms of Fertility Cult Interpretations: Philosophical Perspectives on Seasonal Goddesses
Ancient Religions in the Context of Cultural Types
Problèmes d'interprétation des Objets Miniatures de Dikili Tash (Néolithique Récent)
Seated Clay Figurines from the Neolithic Period, Israel
Cultic Finds From the Middle Copper Age of Western Hungary -connections With South East Europe
Fécondité et Pratiques Funéraires en égée a L'âge du Bronze
Of Earrings, Swallows and Theran Ladies
Une Influence des Religions Méditerranéennes? Anthropomorphes, Zoomorphes et Pictogrammes Dans la Moitié Sud de la France Au 8eme S. AV. J.C.
The Prehistoric Maltese Achievement and its Interpretation
The Significance of the Nudity, Obesity and Sexuality of the Maltese Goddess Figures
The Megalithic Temples of Malta: An Anthropological Perspective
New Views on the Hypogeum and Tarxien
Two Relief-carvings of Chalcolithic Malta
Uni-ashtarte and Tanit-iuno Caelestis: Two Phoenician Goddesses of Fertility Reconsidered From Recent Archaeological Discoveries
Egyptian Fertility Magic Within Phoenician and Punic Culture
Fertility Cult in Ancient Ugarit
An Ugaritic Text Related to the Fertility Cult (KTU 1.23)
Fertility as Blessing and Infertility as Curse in the Ancient Near East and the Old Testament
The Israelite Religious Centre of Kuntillet 'Ajrud, Sinai
Les Cultes de la FévconditLév/Fertilitév Dans La Grévce Des Citévs
Le Tombeau D'amphion et de Zéthos et les Fruits de Dionysos
Two Altars Dedicated to Demeter: The Goddess of Fertility
Archeologie et Cultes de Fertilité dans la Religion Romaine: (Des Origines à La Fin de la République)
Les Divinités Feminines de la Fertilité et de la Fécondité En hispania Pendant L'époque Romaine
The Representation of the Serpent in Ancient Iberia
Juno and Fertility at the Sanctuary of Tas-silg, Malta
Figures
Plates
Notes on Figures
Notes on Plates


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