Abstract
In fall 2011, the accidental discovery of a wonderfully preserved wooden peplophoros in a rich deposit at the Sanctuary of Artemis Brauronia underscored once again for specialists and laymen alike that the investigation of the famous rural sanctuary on the east coast of Attica is far from over (see the official press release by the Greek Ministry of Culture from 3 October 2011; www.yppo.gr/2/g22.jsp?obj_id=47312). In the last few years, the systematic publication of the excavations initiated by Ioannis K. Papademetriou in the 1950s has witnessed a veritable resurgence (e.g., V.
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