The beginings of a bibliography

All items in this list are in my possession-either electronically or hard copy--and most I've even read. Not bad for a few week's research. God bless graduate school training. (hmm, never thought I'd say THAT in print!)And, more pertinently, god bless JSTOR. (For those who aren't familiar with it, JSTOR is an online database of full text articles from peer reviewed journals.)

1. Aravantinos, V., et al. (2003) “Plataiai in Boiotia: A preliminary report of the 1996-2001 campaigns.” Hesperia, 72, 281-320

2.Armstrong, Pamela (2005). “The Earlier Byzantine Castle at Torone.” The Bulletin of the Australian Archaeological Institute at Athens, 3(5), 7-15

3. ----- (1989). “Some Byzantine and Later Settlements in Eastern Phokis.” Annual of the British School at Athens, 84, 1-47

4. ----- (1980). “Thebes: Excavations on the Kadmeia.” Annual of the British School at Athens, 88,295-335

5. Dark , Ken (2002). Byzantine Pottery. Tempus Publishing LTD

6. Dawkins, RM and JP Droop (1910/1911). “Byzantine pottery from Sparta.” Annual of the British School at Athens, 17, 23-28

7. Frantz, M. Alison (1938). “Middle Byzantine Pottery in Athens.” Hesperia, 7(3), 429-467

8. Gerstel, Sharon E. J., et al. (2003). “A late medieval settlement at Panakton.” Hesperia, 72, 147-234

9. Heath, Sebastian and Billur Tekkok, eds. (2007-2008). Greek, Roman and Byzantine Pottery at Ilion (Troy). (No location): Project Troia

10. Kontogiannis, Nikos D. (2008). “Excavation of a 13th-century church near Vasilitsi, Southern Messenia.” Hesperia, 77, 497-537

11. MacKay, Theodora Stillwell (1967). “More Byzantine and Frankish pottery from Corinth.” Hesperia, 36(3), 249-320

12. Megaw, A.H.S (1968). “Zeuxippus Ware.” The Annual of the British School at Athens, 63, 67-88

13. Morgan, Charles H. (1942), “The Byzantine Pottery.” Corinth, Vol. 11, 1-343, 345, 347-359, 361, 363-373, i-vii, ix-xi, xiii-xv. American School at Athens

14. Papanikola-Bakirtzis, Demetra, Eunice Maguire and Henry Maguire (1992). Ceramic Art from Byzantine Serres. Urbana: University of Illinois Press

15. Rice, David Talbot (1966). “Late Byzantine Pottery at Dumbarton Oaks.” Dumbarton Oaks Papers, 20, 207-219

16. Vroom, Joanita (1998). “Medieval and post-medieval pottery from a site in Boeotia: A case study example of post-classical archaeology.” Annual of the British School at Athens, 93, 513-546

17. Waage, Frederick O. (1933). “The Roman and Byzantine Pottery.” Hesperia, 2(2) (The American Excavations in the Athenian Agora), 279-328