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Contents

• Editorial Board - The Current Tasks Facing the Journal of Ancient History - 3–13
• Gamkrelidze Tamaz V., Ivanov Vyacheslav V. - First Indo-Europeans in History: Ancestors of the Tokharians in the Ancient Near East - 14–39
• Pogrebova Maria N., Rayevsky Dmitriy S. - Concerning the “Breakaway Scythians” (Herod., IV, 22) - 40–65
• Mayak Iya L. - Populus, cives, plebs of the Early Republic - 66–81
• Jankovskaya N. B. - Middle-Assyrian Act of Self-manumissuin from Debt-slavery - 82–85
• Boltunova Anna I. - An Inscription of Pythodoridis from Hermonassa - 86–92
• Anisimov A. I. - An Unpublished Coin and Certain Questions of Minting under Rheskouporis II - 93–97
• Editorial Board - The Rise of Food-Production and Its Role in the Development of Ancient Society - 98–98
• Shnirelman V. А. - Main Foci of Early Food-Production in the Light of Modern Advances - 99–111
• Alekseyev V. P. - Micro-Foci, Foci and Areas of Influence in Plant Cultivation and Behavioral Prerequisites for Animal Domestication - 111–114
• Berezkin Yuri Ye. - The Formation of Agriculture: the View of an Americanist - 114–117
• Kubbel L. Ye. - Food-Production and Political Organization - 117–118
• Antonova Elena V. - Concerning Certain Specific Features of World Perception in the Early Food Production Epoch - 119–121
• Frankfort H. P. - On Proto-Historical Agriculture in Central Asia and Its Historical Interpretation - 121–124
• Tosi M. - The Problem of Domestication on the Arabian Coast - 124–125
• Peyros I. I. - Concerning the Correlation of Archaeology and Linguistics in the Study of the Food-Production - 126–128
• Militarev Alexander Yu. - Additional Observations about the Origin of Agriculture Based on Data of Proto-Afrasian (Proto-Semito-Hamitic) Linguistic Reconstruction - 128–131
• Olderogge D. A. - Aeshylus’ Tragedy “The Suppliants” in the Light of Ethnography - 132–136
• Lundin A. G. - A Tablet from Beth-Shemesh - 137–144
• Kondratyuk M. A. - The Theorikon - 144–150
• Sariandini Viktor I. - A Proto-Zoroastrian Temple in Margiana and the Problem of Origin of Zoroastrianism - 152–169
• Grenet F. - Some Observations Concerning the Roots of Zoroastrianism in Central Asia - 170–171
• Gaibov Vasif A., Koshelenko Gennadiy A. - Togolok-21 and the Problem of the Religious History of Ancient Margiana - 171–173
• Livshits Vladimir A., Steblin-Kamensky Ivan M. - Proto-Zoroastrianism? - 174–176
• Litvinsky Boris A. - A Proto-Iranian Temple in Margiana? - 177–179
• Pyankov Igor V. - Togolok-21 and its Historical Interpretation - 179–181
• Bader Otto N., Bolshakov O. G., Merpert Nikolay Ya., Munchaev Rauf M. - A Soviet Archaeological Expedition to Syria: the First Results of Research - 181–185
• Krykov Vasily M. - Recent Archaeological Discoveries in the Chinese People’s Republic - 185–190
• Rostovtzeff Michail I. - The State, Religion and Culture of the Scythians and Sarmatians - 192–206
• Kuzishchin Vasily I. - Concerning the Publication of New Chapters of the Monograph of Academician M.I. Rostovtsev - 206–207
• Zuev V. Yu. - M.I. Rostovtsev and the Unknown Chapters of His Book “Scythia and Bosporus” - 208–210
• Lariviere R. - New Edition of the Nāradasmŗti - 211–214
• Trofimova Marianna K. - A.Ch. Kozarzhevsky. Istochnikovedcheskie problem rannehristianskoi literaturi. M., 1985. - 215–216
• Bader А. N. - The Problem of the Emergence and Political Structure of the Parthian Kingdom in Modern Historiography - 216–231
• Saprykin Sergey Yu. - H. Weimert. Wirtschaft als landschaftsgebundenes Phänomen: die antike Landschaft Pontos. Eine Fallstudie. Frankfurt am Main, 1984 - 231–237
• Pashayeva N. M. - From the New Acquisitions of the State Public Historical Library - 237–237
• Marinovich Lyudmila P. - The Art of Early Greece in the National Archaeological Museum in Athens - 238–243
• Berlev Oleg D., Dandamayev Magomed A., Fikhman I. F. - In Memory of Academician V.V. Struve (1889-1989) - 244–249
• Averintsev S. S. - In Memory of A.F. Losev - 250–252
• Nemirovsky A. I. - Lucius Ampelius. Liber Memorialis. Introduction, Translation and Commentaries by A.I. Nemirovsky (Moscow) - 253–267