Journal of Roman archaeology

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  Año 2011, Vol. 24, Número 2

  • Surprising evidence for textile production in Early Italy

    Kelly Olson

    págs. 503-505

    

  • Attic ceramics for the symposium at Marzabotto

    C. Reusser

    págs. 506-507

    

  • Cippi inscribed in Etruscan and Latin from the Tarquinia Museum and their social context

    Rex Wallace

    págs. 508-511

    

  • Etrusco-Italic progress

    David Ridgway

    págs. 512-521

    

  • Honoring Sybille Haynes at the British Museum

    N. De Grummond

    págs. 523-526

    

  • Pottery and settlement archaelogy in early Italy

    M. Mogetta

    págs. 527-532

    

  • Italic sanctuaries in context: Unpicking rural myths

    Elena Isayev

    págs. 533-539

    

  • The Roman Republican narrative breaks down again

    L.L. Brice

    págs. 540-541

    

  • Have archaelogists identified slave markets?

    Robert Bruce Hitchner

    págs. 542-544

    

  • Diplomatic appeals of kinship with the Romans

    Emma Dench

    págs. 545-549

    

  • In what sense did Augustus reestore the Republic?

    S. Thakur

    págs. 550-554

    

  • Augustu´s legislation on the family: unintended consequences

    S. Treggiari

    págs. 555-556

    

  • Augustan song and performance

    Karl Galinsky

    págs. 557-560

    

  • Historiography and aristocratic values in Tacitus

    C.S. Kraus

    págs. 561-563

    

  • The discourse of Roman law: should or students be told?

    Bruce W. Frier

    págs. 564-566

    

  • A problematic interpretation of Roman water servitudes

    Christer Bruun

    págs. 567-576

    

  • Color as sign and symbol in Roman thought

    E.W. Leach

    págs. 577-582

    

  • Celebration of matrimony

    S. Treggiari

    págs. 583-588

    

  • Berys Rawson and the family in classical antiquity

    Keith R. Bradley

    págs. 589-593

    

  • Rome. Ou de la difficulté du portrait d´une cité exceptionalle

    Yves Perrin

    págs. 594-596

    

  • Von Tyrus zum Pantheon: Quellenkritik und Bauforschung

    D. Maschek

    págs. 597-606

    

  • Une nécropole du Haut Empire à Musarna

    Michel Feugère

    págs. 607-608

    

  • Living and entertaining in the suburbs

    J.J. Rossiter

    págs. 609-612

    

  • The life of the kitchen gods: Lares and lararia in Pompeii

    K.T. Von Stackelberg

    págs. 613-614

    

  • Isis frugifera (e non solo) nell´italia romana

    A. Gavini

    págs. 615-618

    

  • A new window on ancient glass technology, including cameo glass and cage cups

    E. M. Stern

    págs. 619-626

    

  • A major conference on the Roman circus

    Joseph Patrich

    págs. 627-634

    

  • Marmor und andere Steine: ASMOSIA VII

    G.A. Plattner

    págs. 635-640

    

  • Paysages antiques, villes fluviales et maritimes

    Nicolas Carayon

    págs. 641-647

    

  • Le fontane nelle cittá dell´impero romano: "A monument indelibly associated with the emperor?"

    Letizia Campagna

    págs. 648-656