Journal Of Roman Archaeology, Volume 22 (2009)
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| New light on
the production of decorated roofs of the 6th c. B.C. at sites in
and around Rome N. A. Winter et al. |
Magni nominis umbra: entre
onomástica y topografía en torno al theatrum Pompei A. Monterroso Checa |
In search of
Roman economic growth W. Scheidel |
Indicators
for Roman economic growth: a response to Walter Scheidel A. Wilson |
The
transport amphoras Lamboglia 2 and Dressel 6A: a central Dalmatian
origin? A. Lindhagen |
Haec aurea templa: the Palatine
temple of Apollo and its polychromy S. Zink with H. Piening |
| The
identification of lead ingots from the Roman mines of Cartagena P. R. Trincherini et al. |
Lead
‘slingshot’ (glandes) T. Rihll |
Pastoralism,
rural economy, and the evolution of landscape in the western Alps M. Segard |
The
man in Turia’s life, with a consideration of inheritance issues in the
1st c. B.C. H. Lindsay |
Roman
birth rites of passage revisited V. Dasen |
Costly
display or economic investment? A quantitative approach to the study of
marine aquaculture A. Marzano & G. Brizzi |
| Surplus
production for the market? The agrarian economy in the non-villa landscapes of Germania Inferior M. Groot et al. |
Totenmahl reliefs in the northern
provinces P. Stewart |
A
mosaic of Aion with the Seasons at Masseria Ciccotti (Lucania) M. Gualtieri & S. Ferrari |
The
Tetrarchic fort at Nag al-Hagar in the province of Thebaïs: M. Mackensen |
Quarries
in the region of Aphrodisias: the black and white marbles of
Göktepe (Mugla) D. Attanasio et al. |
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