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Article Contents -1 p. 6 1 p. 7 2 p. 8 3 p. 9 4 p. 10 5 p. 11 6 p. 12 7 p. 13 8 p. 14 9 p. 15 10 Issue Table of Contents -1 Near Eastern Archaeology, Vol. 71, No. 1/2 (Mar. - Jun., 2008) pp. 1-144 -1 Front Matter -1 From the Guest Editors -1 "Welcome, Sir, to Cyprus": The Local Reaction to American Archaeological Research [pp. 6-15] -1 What's in a Name? CAARI at Thirty [pp. 16-20] -1 American Researchers and the Earliest Cypriots [pp. 21-29] -1 Bringing Old Excavations to Life [pp. 30-40] -1 Of Cows, Copper, Corners, and Cult: The Emergence of the Cypriot Bronze Age [pp. 41-51] -1 The History of History: Excavations at Idalion and the Changing History of a City-Kingdom [pp. 52-63] -1 Polis Chrysochous: Princeton University's Excavations of Ancient Marion and Arsinoe [pp. 64-75] -1 The Kyrenia Ship: Her Recent Journey [pp. 76-81] -1 Surveying Late Antique Cyprus [pp. 82-89] -1 From Polis to Pasture: Exploring the Cypriot Countryside of Late Antiquity [pp. 90-94] -1 Dumbarton Oaks and the Legacy of Byzantine Cyprus [pp. 95-103] -1 "Twixt Cross and Crescent": Caari and the Cultural History of Crusader and Islamic Cyprus [pp. 104-110] -1 Short Skulls, Long Skulls, and Thalassemia: J. L

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Despina Pilides

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