Hammond N.G.L. Collected studies. II: Studies concerning Epirus and Macedonia before Alexander

Amsterdam: Adolf Hakkert Publisher, 1993. — 355 p. — ISBN 90-256-1050-1.Contents: List of Figures List of Plates Abbreviations. Prehistoric Epirus and the Dorian Invasion. The Colonies of Elis in Cassopæa. Hellenic Houses at Ammotopos in Epirus. The hosts of sacred envoys traveling through Epirus. The Extent of Persian Occupation in Thrace. The Kingdoms in Elyria circa 400-167. The Lettering and the Iconography of “Macedonian” Coinage. The Establishment and Consolidation of the Kingdom of Macedonia. Royal pages, Personal pages, and Boys trained in the Macedonian manner during the Period of the Temenid Monarchy. The various Guards of Philip II and Alexander III. Training in the Use of a Sarissa and its Effect in Battle, 359-333 B.C. The Battle between Philip and Bardylis. The Western frontier of Macedonia in the Reign of Philip II. The end of Philip. ‘Philip’s Tomb’ in Historical Context. The Evidence for the Identity of the Royal Tombs at Vergina. The Royal Tombs at Vergina: Evolution and Identities. Some Macedonian offices c. 336-309 B.C. Index.