32. ROMAN GERMANY: STUDIES IN CULTURAL INTERACTION

edited by J. D. Creighton and R. J. A. Wilson

with contributions by D. Krausse, A. Kreuz, M. Mackensen, W. Schlüter, C. S. Sommer, A. Wigg and D. G. Wigg

This volume also belongs to the International Roman Archaeology Conference Series based upon biennial conferences organized by THE SOCIETY FOR THE PROMOTION OF ROMAN STUDIES

9....R. J. A. Wilson and J. D. Creighton

Introduction: recent research on Roman Germany

35...Angelika Wigg

Confrontation and interaction: Celts, Germans and Romans in the Central German Highlands

54...D. Krausse

Romanization in the Middle Rhine and Moselle region: new evidence from recent excavations in Luxembourg, Rhineland-Pfalz and Saarland

71...A. Kreuz

How to become a Roman farmer: a preliminary report on the environmental evidence from the Romanization project

99...David G. Wigg

The development of the monetary economy in N Gaul in the Late La Tène and Early Roman periods

125..Wolfgang Schlüter

The Battle of the Teutoburg Forest: archaeological research at Kalkriese near Osnabrück

160..C. Sebastian Sommer

From conquered territory to Roman province: recent discoveries and debate on the Roman occupation of SW Germany

199..Michael Mackensen

Late Roman fortifications and building programmes in the province of Raetia: the evidence of recent excavations and some new reflections

245..Index

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ISBN 1-887829-32-6. Paperback. 6 x 9 inch. 248 pages, 41 halftones, 83 line drawings. Published April 1999. 

33. THE TRANSFORMATIONS OF VRBS ROMA IN LATE ANTIQUITY

edited by W. V. Harris

with contributions from: J. Bunbury, K. Butcher, S. Campbell, E. Csapo, H. Devijver, R. Ergeç, P. Freeman, D. Graf, J. Kennedy, M. A. Speidel and M. P. Speidel

Selected abbreviations

7.... PREFACE

9.... Introduction: Rome in late antiquity

by W. V. Harris

SOURCES

15... El inventario de Roma: Curiosum y Notitia

by J. Arce

PHASES

23... L'edilizia pubblica a Roma in età tetrarchica

by F. Coarelli

35... Roma da Alarico a Teoderico

by L. Pani Ermini

EDIFICES

53... Le domus tardoantiche di Roma come "sensori" delle trasformazioni culturali e sociali

by F. Guidobaldi

69... La cristianizzazione della Domus dei Valerii sul Celio

by B. Brenk

85... La "Biblioteca di Agapito" e la Basilica di Sant'Agnese

by E. Giuliani and C. Pavolini

BETWEEN PAGAN AND CHRISTIAN

109.. The last pagans of Rome

by Alan Cameron

123.. The Christianization of sacred time and sacred space

by M. Salzman

THE PEOPLE AND THEIR NEEDS

135.. The populace of Rome in late antiquity: problems of classification and historical description

by N. Purcell

163.. Canon frumentarius, suarius, vinarius: stato e privati nell'approvvigionamento dell'Vrbs

by E. Lo Cascio

183.. Rifornimenti urbani e cultura materiale tra Aureliano e Alarico

by C. Panella

216.. I porti di Roma nel IV secolo

by F. de Caprariis

PUBLIC SPACE AND POLITICAL POWER

235.. "Veniunt modo reges Romam"

by A. Fraschetti

249.. Il Colosseo nel V secolo

by S. Orlandi

265.. People as power: games, munificence and contested topography

by R. Lim

  283.. CONCLUSIONI

by A. Giardina

291.. Index

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ISBN 1-887829-33-4. Cloth. 294 pages, 19 halftones, 30 line drawings, Date of publication May 1999. 

34. THE ROMAN ARMY AS A COMMUNITY

edited by Adrian Goldsworthy and Ian Haynes

Including papers of a conference held at Birkbeck College, University of London on 11-12 January, 1997

Selected abbreviations

6.... PREFACE AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

7.... Introduction: the Roman army as a community

by Ian Haynes

15... The governor's men: the officium consularis in provincial administration

by Boris Rankov

35... Homes for heroes: married quarters for soldiers and veterans

by Mark Hassall

41... Women and the Roman army in Britain

by Lindsay Allason-Jones

52... The Augustan army spa at Bourbonne-les-Bains

by Eberhard Sauer

81... The Roman army in SW Germany as an instrument of colonisation: the relationship of forts to military and civilian vici

by C. Sebastian Sommer

95... The Roman army as a community in the Danube Lands: the case of the Seventh Legion

by J. J. Wilkes

105.. What kind of community existed at Chester during the hiatus of the 2nd c.?

by T. J. Strickland

111.. Praesidium: social, military, and logistical aspects of the Roman army's provincial distribution during the early Principate

by M. C. Bishop

119.. Supplying the Roman army: bureaucracy in Roman Egypt

by Colin E. P. Adams

127.. The missing lances, or Making the machine work

by Roger Tomlin

139.. Animals and the Roman army: the evidence of animal bones

by Anthony King

150.. Artistic patronage and the Roman military community in Britain

by Martin Henig

165.. Military service and cultural identity in the auxilia

by Ian Haynes

175.. The ties that bind: soldiers and societies

by Richard Alston

195.. Community under pressure: the Roman army at the siege of Jerusalem

by Adrian Goldsworthy

211.. Index

OUT OF PRINT
ISBN 1-887829-34-2.Cloth bound. Date of publication: October 12, 1999.  

35. CAESAREA PAPERS 2:
HEROD'S TEMPLE, THE PROVINCIAL GOVERNOR'S PRAETORIUM AND GRANARIES, THE LATER HARBOR, A GOLD COIN HOARD, AND OTHER STUDIES

edited by K. G. Holum, A. Raban, and J. Patrich

Abbreviations used frequently in this volume

7.... Dedication to Mansoureh Niamir
8.... Frontispiece, Introduction and Acknowledgements

K. G. Holum, A. Raban, J. Patrich

Part 1: FIELD REPORTS

A. THE TEMPLE PLATFORM AND ENVIRONS [11]

12...The Temple Platform: progress report on the excavations

K. G. Holum

35...The south flank of the Temple Platform (area Z2, 1993-95 excavations)

F. H. Stanley, Jr

41...A corpus of Islamic ceramics (area Z, 1987 season)

M. Niamir

B. THE PRAETORIUM AND WAREHOUSE COMPLEX [69]

70...The warehouse complex and governor's palace (areas KK, CC, NN, May 1993-December 1995)

J. Patrich, D. Reshef, D. Ben Yosef, S. Rotgaizer, S. Pinkas, Z. Bar-Or, H. Van-Dam, A. Moscu

109..Early Byzantine wall-paintings from Caesarea

T. Avner

129..Byzantine lead seals from the vicinity of the governor's palace and warehouses (areas CC and KK)

J. W. Nesbitt

136..The governor's palace and warehouse complex, west flank (areas KK7-9, CV, 1993-95 excavations)

C. M. Lehmann

C. UNDERWATER EXCAVATIONS IN THE OUTER HARBOUR [151]

152..The underwater excavations, 1993-94

A. Raban. E. G. Reinhardt, M. McGrath, N. Hodge

169..Pozzolana, lime, and single-mission barges (area K)

C. Brandon with S. Kemp and M. Grove

179..The lead ingots from the wreck site (area K8)

A. Raban

189..Stratigraphic excavation of Outer Harbour deposits: preliminary report (1994)

E. G. Reinhardt

D. EXCAVATIONS IN THE INNER HARBOUR [197]

198..Land excavations in the Inner Harbour (1993-94)

A. Raban, R. Toueg, S. Yankelevitz, Y. Arnon

225..Islamic and Crusader pottery (area I, 1993-94)

Y. D. Arnon

252..Foraminiferal analysis of three stratigraphic sections from the Inner Harbour

E. G. Reinhardt, R. T. Patterson

E. EVALUATION OF THE INNER HARBOUR [261]

262..Caesarea's Inner Harbour: the potential of the harbour sediments

B. Yule, A. J. Barham

285..The Arab and Crusader sequence (area I14)

P. Rowsome, B. Yule

295..Pottery from the sediments of the Inner Harbour (area I14)

R. Tomber

323..Glass from the sediments of the Inner Harbour (area I14)

R. Pollak

333..Sedimentological report on samples from the Inner Harbour (area I14)

V. D. Williamson

343..Diatoms from the sediments of the Inner Harbour (area I14)

N. Cameron

346..Foraminifera from the sediments of the Inner Harbour (area I14)

E. G. Reinhardt

350..Macro-invertebrates from the sediments of the Inner Harbour (area I14)

A. Pipe

353..Plant remains from the sediments of the Inner Harbour (area I14)

J. Giorgi

 

Part 2: SPECIALIST STUDIES

358..A further note on the coins of "Demetrias which is on the sea"

P. Lampinen

359..Straton's Tower and Demetrias again: one town or two?

R. R. Stieglitz

361..Colliviaria at Caesarea

Y. Peleg

368..The gold hoard of 4th-c. solidi found in 1993

P. Lampinen

389..Roman statuary used in Byzantine Caesarea

R. Gersht

399..Countermarked Byzantines folles and the identification of a new imperial family member

P. Lampinen

405..Faunal remains and butchery practices from Byzantine and Islamic contexts (1993-94 seasons)

C. R. Cope

418..The petrography of hydraulic and other building materials in Caesarea

A. Tsatskin

430..Radiocarbon dates from samples taken in the harbors

D. Segal, I. Carmi

433..Morbidity and mortality of post-Byzantine populations from Caesarea

P. Smith, T. Zegerson

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36. THE COLONIAE OF ROMAN BRITAIN: NEW STUDIES AND A REVIEW

Papers of the conference held at Gloucester on 5-6 July, 1997

edited by Henry Hurst

Selected abbreviations

6.... List of illustrations
8.... Preface and acknowledgements

9.... Introduction: Rome in late antiquity

by W. V. Harris

PART 1: CONTEXTUAL STUDIES

15... It's all garbage ... A review of bioarchaeology in the four English colonia towns

by Keith Dobney, Allan Hall and Harry Kenward

37... Pottery supply to Gloucester colonia

by Jane Timby

45... The hinterlands of Roman York: present patterns and future strategies

by Steve Roskams

73... Colonia in context: Glevum and the civitas Dobunnorum

by Richard Reece

PART 2: THE FOUR COLONIAE RECONSIDERED

88.. Colchester: making towns out of fortresses and the first urban fortifications in Britain

by Philip Crummy

101.. Roman Lincoln: changing perspectives

by Michael J. Jones

113.. Topography and identity in Glevum colonia

by Henry Hurst

136.. York: the study of a late Roman colonia

by Patrick Ottaway

PART 3: CIVIC SPACE: MODELS AND REALISATION

152.. Civic space at Glevum

by Henry Hurst

161.. Civic space at Silchester (Calleva Atrebatum)

by Michael Fulford

167.. Lincoln and the British fora in context

by Michael J. Jones

PART 4: VETERANS AND COLONIAL FOUNDATIONS

177.. Veteran settlement in 1st-c. Britain and the foundations of Gloucester and Lincoln

by Michael Fulford

181.. Soldier and civilian: a debate on the bank of the Severn

by Mark Hassall and Henry Hurst

CONCLUDING DISCUSSION

191.. Coloniae and Romano-British studies

by Martin Millett 

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ISBN 1-887829-36-9. Cloth. 196 pages, 60 illustrations. 

37. ROMAN BATHS AND BATHING
PART 1: BATHING AND SOCIETY

Proceedings of the First International Conference on Roman Baths held at Bath, England, 30 March - 4 April 1992

edited by J. DeLaine and D. E. Johnston

6.... Preface and acknowledgements

by J. DeLaine and D. E. Johnston

7.... Ch.1. Introduction: Bathing and society

by J. DeLaine

QUESTIONS OF EVIDENCE

17... Ch.2. Approaching Roman baths

by J. J. Wilkes

25... Ch.3. Interpreting the evidence: Did slaves bathe at the baths?

by G. G. Fagan

BATHS AND CULTURAL ACCOMMODATION

35.. Ch. 4. Early provincial baths and their relations to early Italic baths

by I. Nielsen

45... Ch. 5. Herodian bath-houses

by E. Netzer

57... Ch.6. The introduction and spread of Roman bathing in Greece

by A. Farrington

PROVIDING THE BATHS

67... Ch.7. Benefactions and urban renewal: bath buildings in Roman Italy

by J. DeLaine

75... Ch. 8. Ownership of baths in Roman Italy and the evidence for lead pipe installations

by C. Bruun

87... Ch. 9. The consumption and cost of fuel in hypocaust baths

by P. H. Blyth

THE CULT OF THE BODY

99... Ch.10. The thermae: a policy of public health or personal legitimation?

by N. Zajac

107.. Ch. 11. Spas, waters and hydrotherapy in the Roman world

by R. Jackson

117.. Ch. 12. Social and cultural aspects of medicinal baths in Israel according to Rabbinic sources

by E. Dvorjetski

130.. Ch. 13. Roman bronze vessels as part of instrumentum balnei

by R. Nenova-Merdjanova

SURVIVAL AND MEMORY

135.. Ch.14. The 'Byzantine' baths at Santa Chiara, Naples

by P. Arthur

147.. Ch. 15. The 'Byzantine' baths at Santa Chiara, Naples

by R. J. Clark

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37. ROMAN BATHS AND BATHING
PART 2: DESIGN AND CONTEXT

37. ROMAN BATHS AND BATHING PART 2: DESIGN AND CONTEXT

Table of Contents of Part 2
  157. Introduction: Baths - the urban phenomenon
         by J. DeLaine

DESIGN AND RECONSTRUCTION
  164 The design of the Neronian fortress baths at Exeter
         by C. G. Henderson
  184 Subtlety and ingenuity in architecture: the Roman spa of Badenweiler
         by W. Heinz
  190 Designing and constructing Roman baths: the baths at the road-station mutatio Valentia
         by J. Boersma
  199. Die Herbergsthermen in der Colonia Ulpia Traiana bei Xanten: ein Versuchsmodell römischer Bädertechnik
         by H.-J. Schalles

BATHS ON THE BAY OF NAPLES
  207. In Baiano sinu: le Piccole Terme di Baia
         by M. Medri, G. Soricelli e A. Benini
  221. Le Terme Suburbane di Pompei: architettura e distribuzione degli ambienti
         by L. Jacobelli
  229. The Suburban Baths of Herculaneum
         by U. Pappalardo

MILITARY AND CIVILIAN
  239. Military and civilian baths at Catterick (Cataractonium), Yorkshire
         by P. Wilson
  245. Possible baths at the fort of Velsen I: a provisional interpretation
         by A. V. A. J. Bosman

THE URBAN CONTEXT
  251. Las termas del Municipium Augusta Bilbilis y su relación con otros edificios análogos
         by M. Martín-Bueno y J. Liz Guiral
  262. The Huggin Hill baths and bathing in London: barometer of the town's changing circumstances?
         by P. Rowsome
  278. The evolution of the baths complex at Wroxeter, Shropshire
         by R. H. White
  292. Public baths in Roman and Byzantine Nysa­Scythopolis (Bet She'an)
         by G. Mazor
  303. A bath complex on the Odeon Hill at Carthage
         by C. M. Wells and M. B. Garrison

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Part 2 published in paperback May 2000 Part 2 contains pages 153 to 317 with 64 line drawings and 39 halftones.Parts 1 and 2 also published together in a single hardback May 2000. ISBN 1-887829-37-7.

38. ROMANIZATION AND THE CITY
CREATION, TRANSFORMATIONS, AND FAILURES

Proceedings of a conference held at the American Academy in Rome to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the excavations at Cosa, 14-16 May, 1998 edited by Elizabeth Fentress

6 Preface and Acknowledgements, by E. Fentress
7 Cosa: a selected bibliography, by E. Fentress

CITIES AND COLONIZATION
  9. Introduction: Cosa and the idea of the city
         by Elizabeth Fentress
  25. The city as symbol: Rome and the creation of an urban image
         by Paul Zanker

THE FRESCO OF A CITY ON THE COLLE OPPIO
  42. Preesistenze e persistenze delle Terme di Traiano
         by Giovanni Caruso e Rita Volpe
  57. L'affresco con veduta di città dal colle Oppio
         by E. La Rocca (with colour plates after p. 72)

NEW CITIES
  73. The making of Augustan Carthage
         by Friedrich Rakob (with colour plate before p. 73)
  83. A tale of two cities: Roman colonies at Corinth
         by David Romano
  105. The fortress coloniae of Roman Britain: Colchester, Lincoln and Gloucester
         by Henry Hurst
  115. Urbanization and its discontents in early Roman Gaul
         by Greg Woolf

ROMANIZATION IN URBANIZED CONTEXTS
  133. Memory, metaphor and meaning in the cities of Asia Minor
         by Fikret K. Yegül
  154. Dura Europos and the transformation of the Seleucid city
         by Susan Downey
  173. Urbanisation in Roman Egypt
         by Alan K. Bowman

TRANSFORMATION AND FAILURES
  189. The limited nature of Roman urbanism in Sardinia
         by Stephen L. Dyson
  197. Refiguring colonial categories on the Roman frontier in southern Spain
         by Mary Downs
  211. L'odéon dans la basilique: mutation des modèles ou désagrégation des programmes?
         by Pierre Gros

CONCLUSIONS
  221. Heroic myths, but not for our times
         by Susan E. Alcock

  227 Index

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39. FROM THE PARTS TO THE WHOLE: VOLUME 1
Acta of the 13th International Bronze Congress, held at Cambridge, Massachusetts, May 28 - June 1, 1996

edited by Carol C. Mattusch, Amy Brauer, and Sandra E. Knudsen

  7 Preface
         by D. G. Mitten
  9 Introduction
         by C. C. Mattusch
 10 The International Bronze Congresses and associated publications and exhibitions

 11 The casting process of the statue of Queen Napir-Asu in the Louvre
         by P. Meyers
 19 Sources of metals at Olympia: the Geometric period
         by T. K. Andrews
 24 Female figurines on Greek Geometric bronze tripods
         by S. Langdon
 35 Near Eastern and Egyptian bronzes in Greece
         by E. Guralnick
 40 The Dreros sphyrelata: a re-examination of their date and function
         by I. B. Romano
 51 Boeotian bow fibulae and the route of Helios
         by M. J. Bennett
 59 Man or sphinx? An early Archaic bronze head in the Allard Pierson Museum
         by P. S. Lulof and E. M. Moormann
 65 A newly discovered Archaic bronze statue from Metropolis (Thessaly)
         by C. G. Intzesiloglou
 69 A lost bronze Athena signed by Kritios and Nesiotes (DAA 160)
         by C. M. Keesling
 75 Who's who on the Berlin Foundry Cup
         by J. Neils
 81 An old saw
         by K. R. Cavalier
 86 Some remarks on the bronze god of Artemision
         by O. Tzachou-Alexandri, with Appendix by H. Andreopoulou-Mangou
 96 Another Early Classical Apollo from Athens? The numismatic evidence for the prototype of Stephanos's Athlete (abstract)
         by J. H. Kroll
 97 The Riace Bronzes: Gelon and Hieron I of Syracuse?
         by A. M. McCann (with colour plates)
 106 Serial twins: Riace B and some Roman relatives
         by C. de Grazia Vanderpool
 117 Il bronzo A di Riace, una lekythos del Pittore di Achille, ed il problema degli "state burials"
         by F. Giudice
 124 The Riace Bronzes 20 years later: recent advances after the 1992-95 intervention
         by A. Melucco Vaccaro
 132 A Greek choral singer from Rome (abstract)
         by M. Bell
 134 Bronze-casting and ivory-bending: technical affinities in Classical Greek sculpture (abstract)
         by K. D. S. Lapatin
 135 Broken statues, shattered illusions: mimesis and bronze body parts on the Akropolis
         by D. Harris-Cline
 142 Studying the core material of ancient bronzes (abstract)
         by C. van den Bergh
 143 Nachklänge berühmter Meisterwerke auf griechischen Klappspiegeln
         by A. Schwarzmaier
 150 Early publications of bronze inscriptions from the Akropolis
         by P. A. Butz
 157 A fine example of toreutic art from Epirus
         by E. Raftopoulou
 163 The bronze vessels from tomb 2 in the Mogilanska Mogila tumulus at Vratsa (NW Bulgaria)
         by E. I. Paunov and N. T. Torbov
 173 Athenian gilded bronzes from a conservation perspective
         by A. Boccia Paterakis
 178 The Getty Victorious Youth reconsidered: initial report on the scientific and technical re-examination
         by J. Podany and D. Scott
 192 The Praying Boy and the Rhodian bronze-casting industry
         by G. Zimmer
 197 Numerical simulation of historical bronze-casting
         by M. Ratka and P. R. Sahm (with colour plates)
 201 Casting a new Praying Boy
         by N. Hackländer
 207 Radiographic examination of ancient bronzes: the applicability of industrial casting standards
         by J. Maish
 215 Ptolemaios III. Murray - Eine Neuerwerbung der Antikensammlung Berlin
         by W.-D. Heilmeyer
 220 The circulation of bronze Macedonian royal coins in Thessaly
         by K. Liampi
 226 A technical analysis of the bronze Horse and Jockey group from Artemision
         by S. A. Hemingway
 235 Conservation in 1994 of the so-called Agon, the life-size bronze statue from Mahdia
         by F. Willer
 241 A bronze lebes in the light of the Mahdia wreck
         by A. Herrmann
 250 A rare Hellenistic bronze in the Indiana University Art Museum
         by H. F. Sharpe
 254 The Capponi grotesque in The Metropolitan Museum of Art
         by M. T. Marabini Moevs
 261 The Harvard fulcrum attachment: a problem in dating
         by N. Taback
 265 A bronze plaque to Apollo Praenos in Boston
         by A. van den Hoek and S. Takács
 272 L'impiego epigrafico di lamine e tavole di bronzo e di piombo nella Sicilia antica (greca e romana)
         by G. Manganaro
 276 A preliminary investigation of surface decoration from selected bronzes in the exhibition The Fire of Hephaistos
         by A. Snodgrass
 282 The significance of trace elements in Roman copper alloys
         by J. Riederer (with colour plates)

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FROM THE PARTS TO THE WHOLE
VOLUME 2

Acta of the 13th International Bronze Congress,
held at Cambridge, Massachusetts,
May 28 - June 1, 1996

Preface by D. G. Mitten
Introduction by C. C. Mattusch
The International Bronze Congresses and associated publications and exhibitions
[39.2.11] Times of trouble? the votive bronzes of Late Iron Age Portugal
T. Júdice Gamito
[39.2.19] Recipes for Sardinian bronzes
M. S. Balmuth and R. H. Tykot
[39.2.27] Iberian bronze figurines: technological and stylistic analysis
R. H. Tykot, L. Prados Torreira and M. S. Balmuth
[39.2.31] The Los Angeles­Princeton warriors
Q. Maule
[39.2.37] Etruskische Sphyrelata
F. Jurgeit
[39.2.44] The Etruscan bronze repoussé reliefs at Perugia and their 19th- and 20th-c. companions
J. M. Eisenberg
[39.2.53] Forgeries of Etruscan engraved mirrors
R. D. De Puma
[39.2.65] Observations on archaistic bronzes of Apollo
M.-A. Zagdoun
[39.2.69] C'erano delle "serie" toreutiche nell'antichità romana?
C.-A. Pop
[39.2.73] A 're-discovered' colossal bronze bull in the Conservatori Museum
C. Parisi Presicce and L.-A. Touchette
[39.2.83] Types of Herakles statuettes in Copenhagen that reflect large classical sculptures
H. Salskov Roberts
[39.2.89] Two Gallo-Roman bronze portraits of sacrificial assistants in the Getty Museum (abstract)
J. Pollini
[39.2.92] Technique and composition of equestrian statues in Raetia
A. Giumlia-Mair
[39.2.98] The technology and conservation of two fragments of life-size gilt bronze Roman statuary
A. Oddy
[39.2.104] An undignified end: the bronze Severan empress from Sparta (abstract)
L. A. Riccardi
[39.2.105] The Toledo bronze youth and a classicizing movement during the Severan period (abstract)
S. C. Jones
[39.2.106] The evidence of statuettes in closed finds for private and public cults
A. Kaufmann-Heinimann
[39.2.115] El brasero romano de Hinojosa de Jarque (Teruel)
R. Erice Lacabe
[39.2.122] Iupiter Dolichenus und der Regen
M. Kohlert-Németh
[39.2.128] Roman provincial bronzes in the Hilprecht collection, University of Pennsylvania Museum
P. G. Warden
[continued overleaf]
[39.2.135] Apliques de carros de época romana hallados en Hispania
S. Pozo
[39.2.145] Bronze appliqués of wood caskets from the site of the valetudinarium at Novae
P. Dyczek
[39.2.151] Eine Büste der Dea Roma in Köln
R. Thomas
[39.2.159] The goddess on the shield boss from Bonn
H.-H. von Prittwitz und Gaffron
[39.2.162] Large-scale bronzes and their installation in the North Pontic area
M. Yu. Treister
[39.2.170] A Roman lamp in the form of a barbarian prisoner
K. Rhomiopoulou
[39.2.175] Conserving and restoring the Brindisi bronzes
G. De Palma and P. Fiorentino
[39.2.182] Zur Bedeutung der Anstückungstechnik bei hellenistischen und römischen Bronzestatuetten
N. Franken
[39.2.189] Roman copper-based artifacts from Emona
I. Sivec, with a technical appendix by A. Giumlia-Mair
[39.2.199] Die "Trau-Kasserollen": einiges zu den reliefverzierten Kasserollen vom Typ Eggers (abstract)
R. Petrovsky and R. Stupperich
[39.2.200] Bronze vessels and the toilette in Roman times
R. Nenova-Merdjanova
[39.2.205] A Bacchic bucket of Rhenish origin in The J. Paul Getty Museum
J. J. Herrmann, Jr.
[39.2.213] Römische authepsa, auch ein Instrument der ärztlichen Versorgung?
T. Tomasevic Buck
[39.2.233] Bronze votive tabulae ansatae at Summus Poeninus in the Roman Alps
P. N. Hunt
[39.2.241] Signaturen Metall verarbeitender Künstler und Kunsthandwerker in der römischen Kaiserzeit
E. Thomas
[39.2.248] The figural vessel from Emona
L. Pesnicar Gec, with a technical appendix by A. Giumlia-Mair
[39.2.256] Entella Tablets VI (254-241 B.C.) and VII (20th c. A.D.?) (abstract)
W. T. Loomis
[39.2.257] Hercules and Antaeus: wrestling with antiquity
Y. Korshak
[39.2.265] Antico's bronze busts: precious metal and the invention of Renaissance "antiquities"
B. Cohen, with an appendix by B. Cohen and R. E. Stone
[39.2.273] Replication and restoration: ancient bronze techniques and the construction of the figure
in cinquecento painting
L. Mendelsohn
[39.2.286] Late 19th-early 20th c. replicas, imitations, and falsifications(?) of brooches from
the Pyrmont spring find: a light and scanning electron microscopic approach
W.-R. Teegen

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Journal of Roman Archaeology Supplementary Series no. 40

From Dura to Sepphoris:
studies in Jewish art and society
in late antiquity

edited by
Lee I. Levine and Zeev Weiss

Table of contents

Abbreviations and List of figures

Introduction Lee Levine and Zeev Weiss

I. The Sepphoris Mosaic and Its Interpretations

15. The Sepphoris synagogue mosaic and the rôle of Talmudic literature in its iconographical study (with color plates following page 24)
by Zeev Weiss

31. The synagogue floor mosaic in Sepphoris: between paganism and Christianity
by Bianca Kühnel

44. A missing link: some thoughts on the Sepphoris synagogue mosaic
by Gabrielle Sed Rajna

53. From dream to reality: evolution and continuity in Jewish art
by Elisheva Revel-Neher

64. The Sepphoris mosaic and Christian art
by Herbert L. Kessler

73. Art leading the story: The Aqedah in early synagogue art

by Edward Kessler

83. The Sepphoris synagogue mosaic and its story
by Joseph Yahalom

93. Similarities and differences between synagogue and church mosaics in Palestine
during the Byzantine and Umayyad periods
by Rina Talgam

111. The bema and chancel screen in synagogues and their origin
by Lihi Habas

131. The history and significance of the menorah in antiquity
by Lee I. Levine

154. The Purim panel at Dura: a socio-historical interpretation
by Shalom Sabar

165. On the program and reception of the synagogue mosaics
by Seth Schwartz

183. Iconoclasm and the art of the late-ancient Palestinian synagogues
by Steven Fine

195. Erasure: eliminating the space of late-antique Judaism
by Annabel Wharton

215. Female leadership in the ancient synagogue
by Bernadette J. Brooten

225. The four species in Jewish and Samaritan traditions
by Ruth Jacoby

231. "The curtain would be removed for them" (Yoma 54a): ancient synagogue depictions
by David Amit

Credits for illustrations and Index

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