The problem of tin deposits in Anatolia and its need for tin, according to the written sources, Oktay Belli; Iron Age pottery from Koskerbaba Hoyuk, Onder Bilgi; the early Iron Age at Dilkaya, A. Cilingiroglu; a bronze sword from Luristan with a Proto-Arabic inscription, Hanne Lassen and Vagn Fabritius Buchwald; glass in the Iron Age, C.S. Lightfoot; construction and production of a monumental bronze candelabrum of King Menua of Urartu, Rivka Merhav and Arie Ruder; the southwestward expansion of Urartu - new observations, Veli Sevin; the close affinity between the Iron Age languages of Luvian origin in Anatolia and the first Iranian languages - the possible connection between the name "Turk" and the Anatolian name "Tarkhun" (lord, ruler), Bilge Umar; the architectural origin of Urartian standard temples, David Ussishkin; Urartian belt fittings from Burmagecit, Recep Yildirim; the Iron Age finds from Kicikisla near Karapinar, Levent Zoroglu.