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| Bryce T. 1999a: | Anatolian Scribes in Mycenaean Greece | Historia 48 257-264 |
| Bryce T. 1998a: | The Kingdom of the Hittites | |
| Bryce T. 1998b: | How old was Matanazi? | JEA 84 212-215 |
| Bryce T. 2002a: | Life and Society in the Hittite World | |
| Bryce T. 2002b: | The Trojan War: Is There Truth Behind the Legend? | NEA 65 182-195 |
| Bryce T. 2003a: | History | Luwians 27-127 |
| Bryce T. 2003b: | Relations between Hatti and Ahhiyawa in the Last Decades of the Bronze Age | Fs Hoffner 59-72 |
| Bryce T. 2003c: | Letters of the Great Kings of the Ancient Near East. The Royal Correspondence of the Late Bronze Age | |
| Bryce T. 1974a: | Some Geographical and Political Aspects of Mursilis' Arzawa Campaign | AnSt 24 103-116 |
| Bryce T. 1977a: | Ahhiyawa and Troy - A Case of Mistaken Identity? | Historia 21 24-32 |
| Bryce T. 1979a: | Some Reflections on the Historical Significance of the Tawagalawas Letter (KUB XIV 3) | Or NS 48 91-96 |
| Bryce T. 1979b: | The role of the Lukka People in Late Bronze Age Anatolia | Antichthon 13 1-11 |
| Bryce T. 1979c: | Rev. of: Heinhold-Krahmer S. 1977a | BiOr 36 60-64 |
| Bryce T. 1981a: | Ḫattušili l and the Problems of the Royal Succession in the Hittite Kingdom | AnSt 31 9-17 |
| Bryce T. 1982a: | The Major Historical Texts of Early Hittite History | Asian Studies Monograph 1 |
| Bryce T. 1985a: | A Reinterpretation of the Milawata Letter in the Light of the New Join Piece | AnSt 35 13-23 |
| Bryce T. 1985b: | A Suggested Sequence of Historical Developments in Anatolia during the Assyrian Colony Period | AoF 12 259-268 |
| Bryce T. 1986a: | The Boundaries of Hatti and Hittite Border Policy | Tel Aviv 13-14 85-102 |
| Bryce T. 1986b: | Madduwatta and Hittite Policy in Western Anatolia | Historia 35 1-12 |
| Bryce T. 1986c: | Rev. of: Hoffmann I. 1984b | BiOr 43 747-754 |
| Bryce T. 1988a: | Tette and the Rebellions in Nuhassi | AnSt 38 21-28 |
| Bryce T. 1989a: | Some Observations on the Chronology of Šuppiluliuma's Reign | AnSt 39 19-30 |
| Bryce T. 1991a: | The Trojan War in its Near Eastem Context | JAC 6 1-.21 |
| Bryce T. 1992a: | The role of Telipinu, the Priest, in the Hittite Kingdom | Hethitica 11 5-18 |
| Bryce T. 1992b: | Lukka Revisited | JNES 51 121-130 |
| Bryce T. 2005a: | The Kingdom of the Hittites | |
| Bryce T. 2005b: | Rev. of: Klengel 2002g | OLZ 100 53-58 |
| Bryce T. 2006a: | The Trojans and Their Neighbours | |
| Bryce T. 2007a: | The Secession of Tarḫuntašša | Fs Košak 119-129 |
| Bryce T. 2007b: | The Geopolitical Layout of Late Bronze Age Anatolia’s Coastlands: Recent Advances and Important Caveats | Fs Dinçol-Dinçol 125-131 |
| Bryce T. 2008a: | Homer at the Interface | Anatolian Interfaces 85-91 |
| Bryce T. 2010a: | The Hittite Deal with the Ḫiyawa-Men | Fs Singer 47-53 |
| Bryce T. 2006b: | The ‘Eternal Treaty’ from the Hittite perspective | BMSAES 6 1-11 |
| Bryce T. 2009a: | The Routledge Handbook of the Peoples and Places of Ancient Western Asia. The Near East from the Early Bronze Age to the Fall of the Persian Empire | |
| Bryce T. 2011a: | Hittite State and Society | ColAnt 2 85-98 (Chapter 4) |
| Bryce T. 2010b: | The Hittites at War | AOAT 372 67-85 |
| Bryce T. 2011b: | Rev. of: Fischer R. 2010a (DBH 26) | BiOr 68 352-356 |
| Bryce T. 2012a: | The World of the Neo-Hittite Kingdoms. A Political and Military History | |
| Bryce T. 2012b: | The Nişantepe Archive and the Hittite Royal Dynasty | ANES 49 222-235 |
| Bryce T. 2009b: | Rev. of: Bunnens G. 2006a | AWE 8 332-334 |
| Bryce T. 2011c: | The Late Bronze Age in the West and the Aegean | Oxford Handbook of Ancient Anatolia 363-375 |
| Bryce T. 2012c: | The Hittite Empire | Potts D.T. 2012a 722-739 |
| Bryce T. 2007c: | Hittite Warrior | |
| Bryce T. 2007d: | A View from Hattusa | Leick G. 2007a 503-514 |
| Bryce T. 1989b: | Ahhiyawans and Mycenaeans. An Anatolian Viewpoint | OJA 8 279-310 |
| Bryce T. 1989c: | The Nature of Mycenaean Involvement in Western Anatolia | Historia 38 1-21 |
| Bryce T. 2016a: | The Suhi Inscription and Other Recently Discovered Neo-Hittite Inscriptions | Fs Tischler 13-26 |
| Bryce T. 2016b: | The land of Hiyawa (Que) revisited | AnSt 66 67-80 |
| Bryce T. 2016c: | Rev. of: Stavi, B. 2015, The Reign of Tudhaliya II and Šuppiluliuma I. The Contribution of the Hittite Documentation to a Reconstruction of the Amarna Age, THeth 31, Heidelberg | BiOr 73/5-6 754-759 |
| Bryce T. 2018a: | The Kingdom of Ahhiyawa: A Hittite Perspective | SMEA NS 4 191-197 |
| Bryce T. 2019a: | The Abandonment of Hattuša. Some Speculations | Fs Poetto 51-60 |
| Bryce T. 2020a: | Change and Continuity from Bronze Age to Iron: A Review | Fs Yakar 105-119 |
| Bryce T. 2016d: | The role and status of women in Hittite society | Budin S.L. − MacIntosh Turfa J. 2016a 303-318 |
| Bryce T. 2018b: | The Annals and Lost Golden Statue of the Hittite King Hattusili I | GEPHYRA 26 1-12 |
| Bryce T. 2019b: | Rev. of: Bilgin T. 2018a | Bryn Mawr Classical Review 2019.08.57 / |
| Bryce T. 1995a: | The Lycian Kingdom in Southwest Anatolia | CANE 1161-1172 |
| Bryce T. 2005c: | The Last Days of Hattusa: The Mysterious Collapse of the Hittite Empire | Archaeology Odyssey 8 32-41 |