Journal of Roman archaeology

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  Año 2011, Vol. 24, Número 1

  • Aventicum (Avenches), capital of the Helvetii: a history of research, 1985-2010. Part I. Early Roman Aventicum and its origins

    Anne De Pury-Gysel

    págs. 7-46

    

  • A debate on the Horologium of Augustus: controversy and clarifications, with responses by P. J. Heslin and M. Schu¨tz and additional remarks by R. Hannah and G. Alföldy

    Lothar Haselberger

    págs. 47-73

    

  • The Augustus code: a response to L. Haselberger

    P. J. Heslin

    págs. 74-77

    

  • The Horologium on the Campus Martius reconsidered

    M. Schütz

    págs. 78-86

    

  • The Horologium of Augustus as a sundial

    Robert Hannah

    págs. 87-95

    

  • The Horologium of Augustus and its model at Alexandria

    Géza Alföldy

    págs. 96-98

    

  • Infant death and burial in Roman Italy

    Maureen Carroll

    págs. 99-120

    

  • The monumental centre of Herculaneum: in search of the identities of the public buildings

    Andrew Wallace-Hadrill

    págs. 121-160

    

  • Evidence for Junian Latins in the tombs of Pompeii?

    Allison Emmerson

    págs. 161-190

    

  • Placing paniskoi herms within Augustan propaganda at Pompeii

    S. Gavel

    págs. 191-214

    

  • Reconsidering animal husbandry and diet in the northwest provinces

    R. Hesse

    págs. 215-248

    

  • Two studies on Roman London: A. London�s military origins- B. Population decline and ritual landscapes in Antonine London

    D. Perring

    págs. 249-282

    

  • Thill Depicting barbarism on fire: architectural destruction on the Columns of Trajan and Marcus Aurelius

    E. Wolfram Thill

    págs. 283-312

    

  • Dynamics of fineware production and trade: the puzzle of supra-regional exporters

    T. Lewit

    págs. 313-332

    

  • Villa Magna near Anagni: the emperor, his winery and the wine of Signia

    Elizabeth Fentress, Marco Maiuro

    págs. 333-369

    

  • Water features, the atrium, and the coastal setting of Oplontis Villa A at Torre Annunziata

    M. L. Thomas, J. R. Clarke

    págs. 370-381

    

  • Architectural innovation in the land of the Iceni: a new complex near Venta Icenorum (Norfolk)

    William Bowden

    págs. 382-388

    

  • Anatomy of a Phoenician goddess: the Tyche of Berytus and her acolytes

    Amina Kropp

    págs. 389-407

    

  • An octagonal bath-house at Bax Farm, Teynham

    Paul Wilkinson

    págs. 408-422

    

  • Preliminary report on Sofiana / mansio Philosophiana in the hinterland of Piazza Armerina

    Kim Bowes, M. Ghisleni, Gioacchino Francesco La Torre, Emanuele Vaccaro

    págs. 423-449

    

  • The late-antique walls of Thessalonica and their place in the development of eastern military architecture

    Efthymios Rizos

    págs. 450-468

    

  • The Roman fort at Yotvata: a foundation under Valens?

    Garry W. Davies, Jodi Magness

    págs. 469-480

    

  • Palazzi di Casignana near Locri: a palatial residence in late-antique Calabria

    G. Bruni

    págs. 481-502