[First posted in AWOL 1 April 2018, updated 22 February 2022]
Studia Hercynia: Journal of the Institute of Classical Archaeology
ISSN: 1212-5865 (print)
ISSN: 2336-8144 (online)
Studia Hercynia: Journal of the Institute of Classical Archaeology
ISSN: 1212-5865 (print)
ISSN: 2336-8144 (online)
Studia Hercynia is a biannual peer-reviewed journal that focuses on the study of the material culture of Antiquity, on relations between the Mediterranean and Central Europe, on the traditions of ancient art in European culture, and other related phenomena. The journal aims to advance Classical Archaeology and associated disciplines, both in the Czech Republic and internationally.
The journal was founded in 1997 by Prof. Jan Bouzek under the Institute of Classical Archaeology, Faculty of Arts, at the Charles University.
Since 2015 Studia Hercynia is an Open Access journal with online content freely available to the readers under the CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 license. Full articles are available on the internet to all readers immediately upon publication and their further non-commercial use and distribution in any medium is permitted, provided the author and the journal are properly credited.
No fees are charged for the manuscript submission, processing, and publication.
2021 (1)
132 pagesSEEN FROM OXYARTES’ ROCK. CENTRAL ASIA UNDER AND AFTER ALEXANDER Proceedings of the Third Meeting of the Hellenistic Central Asia Research Network 1 – history Editorial The editors, p. 7 Peer-reviewed studies Herodotus on Bactria between Achaemenid Mobility and Alexander’s campaign. Some reflections Marco Ferrario, p. 9-33 Flipping the Coin: Alexander the Great’s Bactrian-Sogdian Expedition […]
Peer-reviewed studies
Herodotus on Bactria between Achaemenid Mobility and Alexander’s campaign. Some reflections
Marco Ferrario, p. 9-33Flipping the Coin: Alexander the Great’s Bactrian-Sogdian Expedition from a Local Perspective
Michael Iliakis, p. 34-47The forgotten ones. Thracians and Thessalians in Bactria-Sogdiana
Marc Mendoza, p. 48-71Meetings with the ‘Naked Philosophers’ as a Case Study for the Greco-Indian Relations in the Time of Alexander
Olga Kubica, p. 72-81Alexander III’s Empire: Macedonian, Achaemenid or Oecumenic Greek?
Guendalina D.M. Taietti, p. 82-104A Fight to Reclaim the Central Asian Frontier. The Seleucid and Parthian Rivalry in the 230s BC
Nikolaus Leo Overtoom, p. 105-118The Hellenistic Far East in Historical Fiction. Ancient History, Modern Ideologies
Rachel Mairs, p. 119-131
Editorial
The editors, p. 7
