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| In honour of A.A. Zavoykin |
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| D.E. Chistov (Saint Petersburg), S.Yu. Monakhov (Saratov) – Amphoras of the First Half and Mid 6th Century BC. from Berezan Island |
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| M.Yu. Treister (Berlin) – Roman Glass Vessels of the mid-1st – mid-3rd Centuries AD from the Sarmatian Burials of the Volga-Don Interfl uve, Lower Volga Basin and South Urals |
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| V.V. Doroshko (Sevastopol) – Roman Military Equipment from the Excavations on Heraclean Peninsula |
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| A.A. Nechiporuk, V.G. Chernenko (Rostov-on-Don) – An Iron Ring with Intaglio from the Necropolis of the Rostov Settlement |
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| P.A. Evdokimov (Moscow) – The Xenophon’s Sanctuary and the Olympic Council: The “Attic Bee” in the Trap of the Peloponnesian Politics |
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| A.N. Voroshilov, O.M. Voroshilova (Moscow) – Features of the Phanagorian Necro polis’Formation in the Light of Recent Discoveries |
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| S.M. Ilyashenko (Nedvigovka), N.N. Presnova (Vladimir) – Building 13 in Tanais of the Post-Polemo Period |
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| T.N. Smekalova (Simferopol), N.V. Bykovskaya (Kerch) – Traces of Orthogonal Land Division in the Eastern and Northwestern Crimea: Ancient Times or the19th Century? |
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| A.E. Tereshchenko (Saint Petersburg) – A Sketch of the 3rd Century BC Northern Pontic Coinage |
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| V.D. Kuznetsov, S.N. Ostapenko (Moscow) – Urbanistics and Domestic Building of Medieval Phanagoria |
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| M.G. Abramzon (Magnitogorsk), S.N. Ostapenko (Moscow) – A Solidus of Leo III the Isaurian from Phanagoria |
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| O.S. Belyavskaya (Ufa) – Belt Sets from Early Medieval Settlements in Bashkortostan |
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| M.S. Gadzhiev, A.I.Taymazov, A.L. Budaichiev, A.M. Abdulaev, A.K. Abiyev (Makhachkala) – Early Muslim Cemetery in Derbende (Bab al-abwab) |
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| S.M. Sakania (Sukhum), G.V. Trebeleva (Moscow) – The Temple in the Village of Pshouhua |
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ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS
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| R.A. Orekhov (Moscow) – Memphis and Formation of the Egyptian State |
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FROM THE WORLD'S MUSEUM COLLECTIONS
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| A.G. Avdeev (Moscow) – Levky’s Epitaph from the Kalyazin Monastery (CIR0695): a Little Known Source on the History of the Time of Troubles |
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