The January 2013 issue of the American Journal of Archaeology is now available for viewing on our website (www.ajaonline.org). If you have electronic access, it is also now available for download on JSTOR. If you don't already subscribe, please visit our website to viewsubscription options.



In this issue:

• Erika Weiberg and Martin Finné review theories of culture change in the Early Bronze Age Aegean.
• Giorgos Papantoniou explores sacred landscapes in relation to political power and ideology in Cyprus (includes free onlineappendix).
• Jennifer M. Webb and David Frankel discuss regionalism and material culture in Bronze Age Cyprus.
• Josephine Shaya examines the public life of monuments in the Roman world.
• John K. Papadopoulos reviews several recent publications on the Athenian Acropolis.

Open access on our website:

• Blythe Bowman Proulx presents the findings of a survey on the nature, scope, and frequency of archaeological site looting (includes online appendix). This Forum Article is open to Comments; you can also take part in a corresponding public opinion poll.
• Naomi F. Miller proposes that the twisted gold wire pendants from the tomb of Queen Puabi in the royal cemetery at Ur are symbols of fertility. This Note is open to Comments.
• A new batch of book reviews.
• The newest list of books received.