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52.1
John Franklin Daniel III, 1910–1948
M.H.S.
The Greek Penetration of the Black Sea (pp. 1–10)
Rhys Carpenter
Homer and the Art of Writing: A Sketch of Opinion between 1713 and 1939 (pp. 11–23)
H.L. Lorimer
Diaktoros Argeiphontes (pp. 24–33)
Jacqueline Chittenden
Homer, Parry, and Huso (pp. 34–44)
Albert B. Lord
ΩΣΠΕΡ ΟΜΗΡΟΣ ΦΗΣΙ (pp. 45–50)
Joshua Whatmough
Weaving or Embroidery? (pp. 51–55)
A.J.B. Wace
Homeric and Mycenaean Burial Customs (pp. 56–81)
George E. Mylonas
The Minoan Scripts: Fact and Theory (pp. 82–103)
Alice E. Kober
The Minoan Script, According to Professor Bedřich Hrozný (pp. 104–106)
John L. Myres
The Dorian Invasion: The Setting (pp. 107–110)
John Franklin Daniel, Oscar Broneer, and H.T. Wade-Gery
What Happened at Athens (pp. 111–114)
Oscar Broneer
What Happened in Pylos? (pp. 115–118)
H.T. Wade-Gery
Notes on Trojan Chronology (pp. 119–122)
John L. Caskey
The Hittite Version of the Hurrian Kumarbi Myths: Oriental Forerunners of Hesiod (pp. 123–134)
Hans Gustav Güterbock
Archaeology in Homeric Asia Minor (pp. 135–155)
George M.A. Hanfmann
New Light on the Early History of the Ancient Near East (pp. 156–164)
Samuel Noah Kramer
Enkomi (pp. 165–177)
C.F.A. Schaeffer
The Cylinder Seals of the Late Cypriote Bronze Age (pp. 178–198)
Edith Porada