Vol. 43 / No. 2
By: Andrew L. Goldman
A Roman Town Cemetery at Gordion, Turkey
King Midas. The Phrygians. Alexander cutting the Gordian Knot. These are among the many subjects ordinarily associated with the site […]
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Vol. 44 / No. 3
By: Andrew L. Goldman
A Rare Roman Trio: Octagonal Gemstones Excavated at Gordion: Research Notes
Fascination with collecting Roman gemstones is nothing new. In Roman times, Pompey the Great was an avid collector, as was […]
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Vol. 49 / No. 3
By: Andrew L. Goldman
From Phrygian Capital to Rural Fort: New Evidence for the Roman Military at Gordion, Turkey
At the age of 20, Tritus, the son of Bato, joined the Roman army as a soldier of the VII […]
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Vol. 51 / No. 2
By: Gareth Darbyshire, Kenneth W. Harl and Andrew L. Goldman
To the Victory of Caracalla: New Roman Altars at Gordion
Ask any archaeologist whether chance finds are a crucial source of information and the answer you will receive—if he or […]
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