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    • Palace-sanctuary or pavilion? Augustus’ house and the limits of archaeology

      T.P. Wiseman

      • Resumen
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      págs. 9-34

      

    • Un'inedita statua della Virtvs Corp. Coll. Dendrophorvm da Careiae (Santa Maria di Galeria)

      Marco Brunetti, Simone Ciambelli, Gian Luca Gregori

      • Resumen
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      págs. 35-61

      

    • Portvm Traiani: An interdisciplinary Approach to the Imagery of Trajan's harbour at Portus

      Simón J. Keay, Bernhard Woytek

      • Resumen
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      págs. 63-107

      

    • Roman ports in the lower tiber valley: Computational approaches to reassess Rome's port system

      María del Carmen Moreno Escobar

      • Resumen
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      págs. 109-138

      

    • Contesti tardoantichi di portus (Fiumicino–It): Novità dai C.D. Magazzini traianei

      Alessia Contino, Alejandro Quevedo Sánchez

      • Resumen
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      págs. 139-169

      

    • Riverbed, Banks and Beyond: An examination of Roman infrastructure and interventions in response to hydrological risk in the po–venetian plain

      James Carleton Paget

      • Resumen
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      págs. 171-200

      

    • The Troia chronicle and historiographical production in medieval Puglia

      Paul Oldfield

      • Resumen
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      págs. 201-225

      

    • The Schola Medicorum that never existed in Rome

      María Angeles Alonso Alonso

      • Resumen
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      págs. 227-265

      

    • Expeditions from Rome: Thomas Ashby, his BSR companions and the Roman roads of Italy

      Janet Wade

      • Resumen
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      págs. 267-295

      

    • Road Trips, Rail Journeys and Landscape Archaeology: Reconstructing research itineraries and travel excursions in Italy through the British School at Rome's photographic collections

      Janet Wade, Alessandra Giovenco

      • Resumen
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      págs. 297-324

      

    • Notes from Rome 2021–22

      Christopher Siwicki

      • Resumen
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      págs. 325-334

      

  • Archaeological Fieldwork Reports

    • Rome Transformed: Fieldwork in South-East Rome

      Ian Haynes, Paolo Liverani, Francesca Carboni, Thea Ravasi, Stephen Kay, Salvatore Piro, Gianfranco Morelli

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      págs. 337-341

      

    • The Falerii Novi Project: the 2021 Season

      Seth Bernard, Margaret Andrews, Letizia Ceccarelli, Emlyn Dodd, Stephen Kay, Ninetta Leone, Frank Vermeulen

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      págs. 341-345

      

    • Interamna Lirenas and its territory (Comune di Pignataro Interamna, provincia di Frosinone, regione Lazio)

      Dominique Goddard, Alessandro Launaro, Ninetta Leone, Martin Millett, Walter Pantano

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      págs. 345-348

      

    • The excavation of a rural workshop and forge in the vicinity of the sanctuary of Monte Rinaldo (Comune di Monte Rinaldo, Provincia di Fermo, Regione Marche)

      Enrico Giorgi, Stephen Kay, Francesca Pizzimenti

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      págs. 348-352

      

    • Wine, oil, and knowledge networks across the Graeco-Roman Cyclades (Greece)

      Emlyn Dodd

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      págs. 352-355

      

  • Research Reports

    • Balsdon Fellowships: Ancient Greek accounts of lost architecture and their influence, from the Renaissance to the Enlightenment

      Peter Fane Saunders

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      págs. 356-357

      

    • Balsdon Fellowships. Rome at war: urban memories from the death of the Regime to the birth of the First Republic: Urban memories from the death of the Regime to the birth of the First Republic

      Flavia Marcello

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      págs. 357-358

      

    • Balsdon Fellowships: ILLUMINATION: Abstract art in a transnational context

      Jelena Stojković

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      págs. 358-359

      

    • Shortland-Jones Fellowship. Inventing the past: Reconsidering early modern antiquarian networks between Malta and Italy

      Reuben Grima

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      págs. 359-360

      

    • Rome Fellowship. Leprosy and religion in medieval Italian society: The evidence from thirteenth-century sermons

      Edward Sutcliffe

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      págs. 360-361

      

    • Rome Awards. Chronicles of the Italian women's movement: transnational print cultures and the feminist avant-garde: transnational print cultures and the feminist avant-garde

      Eleanor Careless

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      págs. 362-363

      

    • Rome Awards: The works of Gerald of Wales

      Jacob Currie

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      págs. 363-364

      

    • Rome Awards: Greek funerary epigrams from Rome in context

      Davide Massimo

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      págs. 364-365

      

    • Rome Awards. Rome and the foreign gaze: The reinterpretation of classical antiquity in contemporary art in the 1960s and 1970s

      Roberta Minnucci

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      págs. 365-366

      

    • Rome Awards. Art = activism: Suzanne Santoro, feminism and avant-garde art in 1970s Rome

      Alessia Zinnari

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      págs. 366-367

      

    • Ralegh Radford Rome Awards. Civiltà and razza: Urbanistica fascista and the rhetoric of imperialism

      Ilyas Azouzi

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      págs. 368-369

      

    • Ralegh Radford Rome Awards. Symbols of Judaism and Islam in contemporary material culture: Jewish-Roman cuisine and the Mosque of Rome

      Sean Wyer

      • Texto completo

      págs. 369-370

      

    • Paul Mellon Centre Rome Fellowship. Gothic revival atop the heirlooms of antiquity: Villa Mills and the Palatine Hill, c. 1818–1926

      Tommaso Zerbi

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      págs. 370-371

      

    • Giles Worsley Rome Fellowship. Learning from Bramante: Donato Bramante's geometrical forms in Renaissance Rome and the digital revolution in architectural design

      Giacomo Damiani

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      págs. 371-372