Journal of Roman archaeology

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  Año 2006, Vol. 19, Número 2

  • Long reviews

    

  • Euboeans and Achaeans in Calabria

    David Ridgway

    págs. 375-380

    

  • Spectacular indigenous burials of the 6th c. B.C. from Vaglio in Basilicata

    J C Carter

    págs. 381-385

    

  • Il tempio di Giove Capitolino e la sua influenza sui templi di età imperiale

    P L Tucci

    págs. 386-392

    

  • The Etruscan gallery of the University of Pennsylvania Museum

    F R Serra Ridgway

    págs. 393-395

    

  • Vases étrusques de céramique argentée provenant de Volsinies, Faléries et Volterra

    Vincent Jolivet

    págs. 396-400

    

  • Settlement and cultural change in central-southern Italy

    Tesse D. Stek

    págs. 401-406

    

  • War, demography and malaria in the 2nd c. B.C.

    S E Phang

    págs. 407-413

    

  • Legal documents on wood tablets

    C Williamson

    págs. 414-418

    

  • Teaching Roman family law

    A Richlin

    págs. 419-420

    

  • Understanding the transport amphoras of the Eastern Mediterranean

    J Freed

    págs. 421-425

    

  • A conference on Alexandria

    D J Thompson

    págs. 426-428

    

  • A new 'handbook' on ancient glass

    E M Stem

    págs. 429-436

    

  • Sources on the Nabataeans

    S G Schmid

    págs. 437-440

    

  • The Qasr al-Bint at Petra

    Joseph Patrich

    págs. 441-445

    

  • Appendix: The chronology of the Qasr al-Bint complex

    D F Graf

    págs. 446-449

    

  • The evolution of 'Hellenistic' cuirassed statues from Alexander through the 2nd c. A.D.

    R A Gergel

    págs. 450-456

    

  • Between Pergamon, Athens and Rome

    E Perry

    págs. 457-460

    

  • Vitruvius Book VI

    D M Millette

    págs. 461-464

    

  • Interpreting images of Roman imperial women

    J Fejfer

    págs. 465-472

    

  • Seeing the extraordinary in the ordinary

    B Kellum

    págs. 473-478

    

  • (Re)presenting the Roman 'culture of statues'

    Mark D. Fullerton

    págs. 479-483

    

  • 'A great public dinner of the gentle-people'

    William J. Slater

    págs. 484-492

    

  • The story of the papyri of the Villa dei Papiri

    W A Johnson

    págs. 493-496

    

  • The House of the Silver Wedding at Pompeii

    R Ling

    págs. 497-500

    

  • Water for the Pompeians

    A Wilson

    págs. 501-508

    

  • The Warren Cup: Greek or Roman lovemaking?

    J R Clarke

    págs. 509-510

    

  • 'Reading' the walls of the Domus Aurea

    P Stinson

    págs. 511-516

    

  • The Horti-culture of Rome: A new inquiry into the Horti Sallustiani

    E Macaulay

    págs. 517-520

    

  • Uno studio archeometrico delle fondazioni coloniali nell'Italia romana

    Carlo Pavolini

    págs. 521-524