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A new sub-group: thoughts on the Phrygian type XII-9/variant A IV fibula from Seytömer Höyük salvage excavations 2022 Materiale şi cercetări arheologice (Serie Nouă) (18): 83-93
  • Emre Erdan
  • Serdar Ünan
 H6/KE [MATERIALE ARHEOLOGICE-] 0076-5147
A new sub-group: thoughts on the Phrygian type XII-9/ variant A IV fibula from Seyitömer Höyük salvage excavations 2022 Materiale şi cercetări arheologice (Serie Nouă) (18): 83-93
  • Emre Erdan
  • Serdar Ünan
 H6/KE [MATERIALE ARHEOLOGICE-] 0076-5147
Is Burushaski an Indo-European language? On a series of recent publications by Professor Ilija Čašule 2020 Journal of Indo-European studies 48 (1-2): 1-22
  • Luca Alfieri
 H6 [JOURNAL-] 0092-2323
Γορδίας and Γóρδίον: a remark on Phrygian onomastics and ethnics 2019 Journal of Indo-European studies 47 (3/4): 545-52
  • Bartolomeu Obrador-Cursach
 H6 [JOURNAL-] 0092-2323
Archaeology and conservation of the middle Phrygian gate complex at Gordion, Turkey 2018 Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research (379): 55-85
  • Elspeth R.M. Dusinberre
  • Naomi F. Miller
  • Richard F. Liebhart
  • Semih Gönen
 H6/KW [AMERICAN-] 0003-097X
The early history of the Greek alphabet: new evidence from Eretria and Methone 2016 Antiquity 90 (353): 1238-54
  • John K. Papadopoulos
 H6/KE [ANTIQUITY-] 0003-598X
The sacral rocks Sipan and Sipil (Ishpile) 2012 Istoriko-filologicheskiy zhurnal 3 (): 179-97
  • Ėmma Petrosian
 H6/KVY [ISTORIKO-FILOLOGICHESKIY ZHURNAL-] 0135-0536
Resurrecting Gordion: preserving Turkey's Phrygian capital 2011 Expedition 53 (1): 21-9
  • C. Brian Rose
  • Frank G. Matero
 H6 [EXPEDITION-] 0014-4738
Imported trade amphoras in Daskyleion from the seventh and sixth centuries BC and the Hellespontine-Phrygia route 2011 World archaeology 43 (3): 364-79
  • Aylin Koçak Yaldır
 H6/KE [WORLD-] 0043-8243
Anthropomorphic funeral monuments in the burial practices of the Greeks and barbarians in the seventh to second centuries BC 2010 Rossiiskaia arkheologiia 4 (): 36-45
  • R.V. Stoianov
 H6/KVY [SOVETSKAYA-] 0869-6063
Ceramic production and provenience at Gordion, central Anatolia 2009 Journal of archaeological science 36 (10): 2162-76
  • Ben Marsh
  • G. Kenneth Sams
  • Kealhoferm Lisa
  • Mary Voigt
  • Peter Grave
 H6/KE [JOURNAL-] 0305-4403
Old Phrygian bevdos 'statue, image', Greek βέυδος 'woman, dress' 2008 Journal of Indo-European studies 36 (1/2): 96-8
  • Alexander Lubotsky
 H6 [JOURNAL-] 0092-2323
Borders of Armenia and Transcaucasia (the 4th-2nd centuries BC) 2006 Istoriko-filologicheskiy zhurnal 1 (): 298-306
  • Feliks Ter-Martirosov
 H6/KVY [ISTORIKO-FILOLOGICHESKII ZHURNAl] 0135-0536
Recovering the lost art of Phrygian roof tiling 2002 Expedition 44 (2): 28-35
  • Matt Glendinning
 0014-4738
The funerary banquet of [King Midas] 2000 Expedition 42 (1): 21-9
  • Patrick E. McGovern
 0014-4738
Semiotic inflation as mythopoeic means 2000 Mythology Art Folklore 6 (): 46-67
  • Ivan Marazov
 H6/KE [SOFIA. New Bulgarian University MIF-] 1311-3550
Tzar Midas' gold table 1998 Bulgarski folklor 24 (3): 21-7
  • Maia Vasileva
 0323-9861
The cult of the lunar goddess or the cult of Danubian horseman 1998 Starinar 49 (): 63-75
  • Ivana Radovanović transl
  • Ljubica Zotović
 0350-0241
Bryges and Phrygians: parallelism between the Balkans and Asia minor through archaeological, linguistic and historical evidence 1997 Balcanica 28 (): 95-106
  • Eleonora Petrova
 H6/KVO [BALCANICA-]] 0350-7635
The art of writing at Gordion 1989 Expedition 31 (1): 54-61
  • L E Roller
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