Journal of Roman archaeology

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  Año 2014, Vol. 27, Número 1

  • The shape of the Roman world: modelling imperial connectivity

    Walter Scheidel

    págs. 7-32

    

  • Bronze 'rostra' from the Egadi Islands off NW Sicily: the Latin inscriptions

    Jonathan R.W. Prag

    págs. 33-59

    

  • The beginnings of Rome's conquest of 'Hispania': archaeological evidence for the assault on a destruction of the Iberian town Castellet de Banyoles

    Jaume Noguera Guillén, David Asensio i Vilaró, Eduard Ble Gimeno, Rafel Jornet Niella

    págs. 60-81

    

  • El santuario republicano de 'Nertobriga Concordia Iulia': una aportación al conocimiento de los rituales de fundación

    Luis Berrocal Rangel, José Luis de la Barrera Antón, Rafael Caso Amador

    págs. 82-108

    

  • Integrating survey data for studying the townscape of 'Contributa Iulia Ugultania' (Medina de las Torres)

    Pedro Mateos Cruz, Antonio Pizzo, Victorino Mayoral Herrera

    págs. 109-132

    

  • Reconsidering Britain's first urban communities

    Martin Pitts

    págs. 133-174

    

  • Animals in the urban fabric of Ostia: initiating a comparative zooarchaeological synthesis

    Michael MacKinnon

    págs. 175-202

    

  • Design, function and use-wear in spoons: reconstructing everyday Roman social practice

    Ellen Swift

    págs. 203-238

    

  • Everyday cooking and eating: an interdisciplinary study of the remains recovered from a pantry at the Vilauba villa near Girona

    Lídia Colominas Barberà, Pere Castanyer i Masoliver, Joaquim Tremoleda i Trilla

    págs. 239-254

    

  • Macellum / 'makellon': 'Roman' food markets in Asia Minor and the Levant

    Julian Richard

    págs. 255-274

    

  • The Christian sarcophagus population of Rome

    Robert Couzin

    págs. 275-303

    

  • The life and afterlife of Constantine's Column

    Robert Ousterhout

    págs. 304-326

    

  • Huqoq (Lower Galilee) and its synagogue mosaics: preliminary report on the excavations of 2011-13

    Jodi Magness, Shua Kisilevitz, Karen Britt, Matthew Grey, Chad Spigel

    págs. 327-355

    

  • Addendum to "The Roman fort at Yotvata: a Valentinianic foundation?"

    Gwyn Davies, Jodi Magness

    pág. 356

    

  • Archaeological evidence for the tsunami of January 18, A.D. 749: a chapter in the history of Early Islamic Qaysariyah (Caesarea Maritima)

    Hendrick Dey, Beverly Goodman-Tchernov, Jacob Sharvit

    págs. 357-373

    

  • The "high place" of Jabal Khubthah: new insights on a Nabataean-Roman suburb of Petra

    L. Tholbecq, Soline Delcros, Nicolas Paridaens

    págs. 374-391

    

  • A computational investigation of the thermal environment of the 'caldarium' in a replica Roman bath

    Taylor Oetelaar, Lisa A. Hughes, John W. Humphrey, Clifton R. John, David H. Wood

    págs. 392-402

    

  • Remaining Roman in death at Corinth?: a debate with K. W. Slane

    M. E. Hoskins Walbank

    págs. 403-416

    

  • Transport amphorae Lamboglia 2 and Dressel 6A: Italy and/or Dalmatia? Some clarifications

    Marie-Brigitte Carre, Patrick Monsieur, Stefania Mattioli

    págs. 417-428

    

  • Lead net-sinkers as an indicator of fishing activities

    Monika K. Dütting, S. Hoss

    págs. 429-442

    

  • Brooches and burials: expressions of identity in cemeteries of the Batavian 'civitas'

    S. Heeren

    págs. 443-455

    

  • Nisibis, capital of the province of 'Mesopotamia': some historical and archaeological perspectives

    Rocco Palermo

    págs. 456-471

    

  • Tile-stamps of Philippianus in Late Roman Sicily: a talking 'signum' or evidence for horse-raising?

    R. J. A. Wilson

    págs. 472-486

    

  • The Justinianic plague: evidence from the dated Greek epitaphs of Byzantine Palestine and Arabia

    Nancy Benovitz

    págs. 487-498