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German, Italian, and Spanish; specializing in synthetic articles and in
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months. JRA
welcomes Dr. Dan L. Davis as full-time Assistant Editor. He received
his Ph.D. (with distinction) in Classical Archaeology from the
University of Texas at Austin in 2009, where he had many years of
editorial experience working on the publications of the Institute of
Classical Archaeology. He specializes in underwater archaeology. In January 2010, JRA was recognized
when the Archaeological Institute of America awarded its Gold Medal for
Distinguished Archaeological Achievement to John Humphrey. For more
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PUBLICATIONS: S77.
FRÉJUS (FORUM JULII): LE PORT ANTIQUE / THE
ANCIENT HARBOUR, par/by Chérine Gébara et/and
Christophe Morhange, avec des contributions par/with contributions by
Yvon Lemoine et/and Jean-Marie Gassend. Cloth, 8 and a half x 11 inch.
Text of whole book is in both French and English, on facing pages. 152
pages, 68 black-and-white figures, 20 figures in colour. ISBN-13:
978-1-887829-77-9. Date of publication: June 2, 2010. List price
$69.50. Web price to individuals $54.50. View
new plan of the harbour (DAO : F.Laurier). View hypothetical restoration (J.-M.
Gassend). S76. STUDIES ON ROMAN POTTERY OF THE PROVINCES OF AFRICA PROCONSULARIS AND BYZACENA (TUNISIA). HOMMAGE À MICHEL BONIFAY, edited by J. H. Humphrey. Nine contributions on North African pottery inspired by Bonifay’s Études. 156 pages, 40 figs. Publication date: January 5, 2010. Special offer to individuals $49. S75. A CEMETERY OF VANDALIC
DATE AT CARTHAGE, by Susan Stevens, Mark Garrison and Joann Freed.
366
pages, 137 figs. + 4 pages of colour & DVD of burial catalogue. The
final report on a cemetery containing 235 aged individuals tightly
dated to the Vandalic era, lying directly outside the Theodosian City
Wall. Publication date: December 28, 2009. Special offer to individuals
$99. JRA
22 (2009) contains 840 pages in two fascicules, with 237
figures and 20 pages of
colour. Highlights include The polychromy of the Palatine temple of
Apollo (S. Zink); The black and white marble quarries at
Göktepe (D. Attanasio, M. Bruno, A. Yavuz), with the
identification of many famous sculptures made of that stone; and a
debate between W. Scheidel (Stanford) and A. Wilson (Oxford) on Roman
economic growth. Fascicule 2 contains the
reviews of 83 recent books. Click
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index of all articles ever
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Click to read sample reviews from JRA 22:
“Roman art in its social context”, a review by Roger Ling of Peter Stewart, The social history of Roman art (Cambridge University Press) [PDF]
“Alesia and Kalkriese compared and contrasted: local chauvinism, nationalistic fervor, and sober archaeology”, a review by Colin Wells of Michel Reddé and Siegmar von Schnurbein, Alésia et la bataille du Teutoberg: un parallèle critique des sources (Jan Thorbecke Verlag) [PDF]
Pompey’s trophy in the Pyrenees, by Pierre Gros (“La découverte, la fouille et la restitution d’un maillon essentiel de l’architecture triomphale”), reviewing G. Castellvi, J. M. Nolla, I. Rodà, Le trophée de Pompée dans les Pyrénées (71 avant J.-C.) (CNRS Editions) [PDF]
Recent JRA Supplements: Click on the title of each supplement to see its table of contents, or click here to see a full list of supplements
- Supplement 77: FRÉJUS (FORUM JULII): LE PORT ANTIQUE / THE ANCIENT HARBOUR, par/by Chérine Gébara et/and Christophe Morhange, avec des contributions par/with contributions by Yvon Lemoine et/and Jean-Marie Gassend. Cloth, 8 and a half x 11 inch. Text of whole book is in both French and English, on facing pages. 152 pages, 68 black-and-white figures, 20 figures in colour. ISBN-13: 978-1-887829-77-9. Date of publication: June 2, 2010. List price $69.50. Web price to individuals $54.50.
- Supplement 76: STUDIES ON ROMAN POTTERY OF THE PROVINCES OF AFRICA PROCONSULARIS AND BYZACENA (TUNISIA). HOMMAGE À MICHEL BONIFAY, edited by J. H. Humphrey. 156 pages, 40 figs. ISBN-13: 978-1-887829-76-2. Publication date: January 5, 2010. List price $69. Web price to individuals $49.
- Supplement 75: A CEMETERY OF VANDALIC DATE AT CARTHAGE, by Susan Stevens, Mark Garrison and Joann Freed. 366 pages, 137 figs. + 4 pages of colour & DVD of burial catalogue. ISBN-13: 1-887829-75-5. Publication date: December 28, 2009. List price $125. Web price to individuals $99.
- Supplement 74: THE ARMY AND FRONTIERS OF ROME edited by W. S. Hanson. Cloth, 8 and a half x 11 inch. 252 pages, 65 figures, 8 tables. ISBN-13: 978-1-887829-74-8. Date of publication: August 17, 2009. List price $89. Web price to individuals $69.
- Supplement 73: VLPIA NOVIOMAGVS – ROMAN NIJMEGEN. THE BATAVIAN CAPITAL AT THE IMPERIAL FRONTIER by. Willem J. H. Willems and Harry van Enckevort. Cloth, 8 and a half x 11 inch. 204 pages, 78 black-and-white figures, 26 in colour. Printed on 80# gloss sheet. ISBN-13: 978-1-887829-73-1. Date of publication: May 26, 2009. List price $89. Web price to individuals $69.
- Supplement 72: ETHNICITY, CONQUEST AND RECRUITMENT: TWO CASE STUDIES FROM THE NORTHERN MILITARY PROVINCES by the late Vivien Swan. Cloth, 7 x 10 inch. 96 pages, 19 figures. Printed on 80# gloss sheet. ISBN-13: 978-1-887829-72-4. Date of publication: May 26, 2009. List price $49. Web price to individuals $39.
- Supplement 71: AN ISLAND THROUGH TIME: JERBA STUDIES volume 1. THE PUNIC AND ROMAN PERIODS by E. Fentress, A. Drine, and R. Holod. Cloth, 8 and a half x 11 inch. 363 pages, 245 figures, 11 bi-colour illustrations. ISBN-13: 978-1-887829-71-7. Date of publication: May 26, 2009. List price $109. Web price to individuals $89.
