Angeliki Pilali-Pasteriou taught prehistoric archaeology at A.P.Th. for about thirty years. Hundreds of students attended her lectures in university halls and excavations. When she passed away prematurely in the autumn of 2007, she was still an active and prominent member of the academic community.

The volume includes 17 studies, which cover a wide range of Greek prehistoric archaeology: a significant part of the book is occupied by studies on prehistoric Macedonia, for which the honored had developed significant scientific activity. Also included are studies on the Cyclades, Crete, and the Minoan world, areas that are also among Papasteriou's scientific interests. Finally, since Papasteriou was one of the first Greek archaeologists, studies were undertaken on theoretical issues of Aegean prehistory, and the volume includes studies that offer contemporary perspectives on the theoretical approaches of archaeology.

Contents:

- Soultana-Maria Valamoti, "Cooking cereals in prehistoric Macedonia"
- Pena Veropoulidou, "Diet in the Yanitsa Mansion: preliminary conclusions from the study of osteoarchaeological material from the Early Bronze Age"
- Georgios Deliopoulos, "The incised pottery of the Late Bronze Age in the prehistoric settlement of the Yanitsa Mansion"
- Christina Ziota, "Burials in vessels of the Early and Middle Bronze Age in the wider area of Kozani"
- Dimitria Malamidou, "The production process of 'black on red' written pottery of the Later Neolithic in eastern Macedonia"
- Marianna Nikolaidou, "Jewelry in Neolithic Macedonia: faces and rituals of a prehistoric technology"
- Stratis Papadopoulos, "The Late Bronze Age in eastern Macedonia. Old and new data"
- Evie Papadopoulou, "An approach to prehistoric textile art: the technological analysis of the vertebrae of the Mansion"
- Fotis Yfantidis, "Human teeth, 'human' jewelry: a note on K0325 from Dispelio Kastoria"
- Areti Chondrogianni-Metoki, "The cremation of the dead in the Neolithic settlement of 'Toumba Kremastis Koidalis' in Kitrini Limni N. Kozani"

Peloponnese-Cyclades-Crete
- Michalis Gazis, "The prehistoric acropolis of Teichos Dymeon. In search of identity"
- Nikos Merousis, "The 'tears' of trees. The uses of resins in the prehistoric Aegean"
- Evangelia Stefanis, "Silent witnesses of the past. Cycladic idols in the Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki"
- Evangelia Tsangaraki, "The role of seal iconography in the administrative system of Neopalatial Crete: the case of seals with scenes of bull-leaping"
- Ioannis Fappas, "Scribes and offices: recording the production of aromatic oils in Mycenaean Knossos".

Theoretical approaches
- Andromachi Gazis, "Interactions of memory in the museum"
- Dimitra Kokkinidou, "Archaeology, gender, and feminism"
- Kosmas Touloumis, "The archaeology of prehistoric storage: an overview"