Proceedings of the well-esteemed Danish Institute in Athens conducting several archaeological excavations in Greece. This is the ninth volume of the journal. It includes articles on archaeology, art history, ancient and modern Greek history, philology and literature

Contents: Art Historical Studies and Modern Greece Christian Tuxen Falbe: Danish Consul-General and Antiquarian in Greece, 1833–1835 * John Lund “Copenhagen amuses itself, seemingly as always, on the edge of the abyss”: Two German Archaeologists in Exile in May 1939 * Alexandra Kankeleit Simplicity and Essentiality: Nielsen’s Idea of Ancient Greek Music* Paolo Muntoni The Classical in Contemporary Sculpture: A Global View * Bente Kiilerich Modernity and Legacies: Representations of Classical Antiquity in Star Trek, 1966–9 * Evanthis Hatzivassiliou The Snake who Became a Prince, or The Girl with Two Husbands: An Analysis of the Fairytale (AT*433B) Based on Hatzi-Yavrouda’s Version from Kos * Birgit Olsen The Nine Lives of Adam Friedel, the Portrayer of the Protag¬o¬nists of the Greek Revolution * John Lund Images and Interactions: Greece in Danish Public Life and Politics from the Revolution of 1821 to the Debt Crisis * Mogens Pelt Classical Reception in a New Key: Contemporary Hellenic Polytheism in Modern Greece * Tao Thykier Makeeff Reports on Danish Fieldwork in Greece Topographical Work in Ancient Kalydon, Aitolia (2015–8) * Olympia Vikatou, Søren Handberg, Neoptolemos Michaelides & Signe Barfoed Rediscovering Artemis Laphria at Kalydon: Preliminary Results * Signe Barfoed Preliminary Report on the Excavation at the Papachristodoulou-Karika Plot in Rhodes * Anastasia Dreliossi-Herakleidou & Lisa Betina