Philip P Betancourt has been Director of The Institute for Aegean Prehistory since 1990 and is also, concurrently, Adjunct Professor at the Department of the History of Art, University of Pennsylvania. He is a renowned expert in Aegean prehistory and remains an enthusiast out in the field.

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• Introduction to the Survey (P.P. Betancourt and R. Hope Simpson); Modern Toponyms on Pseira (R. Hope Simpson and P.P. Betancourt); the Bedrock Geology of Pseira (W.R. Farrand and C.H. Stearns); Soils and Land Use at Pseira (J.A. Clark); On the Historical Ecology of Pseira (O. Rackham and J.A. Clark); Previous Work on Pseira (P.P. Betancourt); Traditional Fishing Practices in the Gulf of Mirabello Area (T. Howard); Coastal Trade: the Eastern Gulf of Mirabello in the Early Twentieth Century (P.P. Betancourt); Traditional Lime Production in the Eastern Gulf of Mirabello Region (P.P. Betancourt); Marriage and Mobility: Traditions and the Dynamics of the Pottery System in the Twentieth Century in East Crete (P.M. Day); Relation of the Ethnology Studies to the Archaeology of Pseira (P.P. Betancourt).