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PUBLISHED: S88.
COMPARATIVE
ISSUES IN THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF THE ROMAN RURAL LANDSCAPE. SITE
CLASSIFICATION BETWEEN SURVEY, EXCAVATION AND HISTORICAL CATEGORIES,
edited by Peter. A. J. Attema and Günther Schörner
(International Roman Archaeology Conference Series). Cloth, 8 1/2 x 11
inch. 135 pages, 34 figs. ISBN-13: 978-1-887829-88-5 Published on
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24 (2011) was mailed out in the first half of November 2011. It
contains 938 pages in
the
two fascicules (Articles and Reviews), with 20 pages of colour and
reviews of 93 works. PUBLISHED
IN SECOND HALF OF 2011: S87. LEPTIMINUS
(LAMTA), REPORT No. 3. THE
FIELD
SURVEY. by D.
L. Stone, D. J. Mattingly and N. Ben
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September 25,
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ON FOREIGN SHORES. TRAVEL AND MOBILITY IN THE LATE-ANTIQUE WEST,
by Mark Handley. Cloth, 7 x 10 inch. 167 pages, 25 tables, 8 graphs, 11
maps, 6 figs. ISBN-13: 978-1-887829-86-1. Published on July 25,
2011. List price $69. Web price to individuals $55. S85. THE
MAKING OF POMPEII. STUDIES IN THE HISTORY AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT OF AN
ANCIENT TOWN, edited by Steven J. R.
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TECHNOLOGY IN THE ANCIENT ECONOMY: SHIP-DESIGN AND NAVIGATION, edited
by W. V. Harris and K. Iara. Contributors: P. Arnaud, G. Boetto, J. P.
Cooper, P. Dell’Amico, W. V. Harris, S. Martino, A. Marzano, S. Medas,
P. Pomey, W. Scheidel, L. Taub, A. Tchernia, J. Whitewright, & A.
Wilson. (14 chapters, of which 8 in English, 4 in Italian, 2 in
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CULTURES OF SOUTH ITALY AND SICILY IN THE LATE REPUBLICAN PERIOD:
BETWEEN HELLENISM AND ROME, edited
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The following full text reviews and an obituary from JRA 24 (2011) are presently available:
D. Ridgway, Etrusco-Italic progress [a review article on S. Bell & H. Nagy, New perspectives on Etruria and Early Rome; F. Lo Schiavo & A. Romualdi (edd.), I complessi archeologici di Trestina e di Fabbrecce ... ; A. Tuck, The necropolis of Poggio Civitate (Murlo); R. Gabrielli, Ceramica etrusco-corinzia ... di Tarquinia; and C. Riva, The urbanisation of Etruria: funerary practices and social change]
E. M. Stern, A new window on ancient glass technology, including cameo glass and cage cups [a review of R. Lierke, Die nicht-geblasenen antike Glasgefässe]
L. Campagna, Le fontane nelle città dell'impero romano: " a monument indelibly associated with the emperor?" [a review of B. Longfellow, Roman imperialism and civic patronage .... monumental fountain complexes]
A. R. Birley, RIB III in its historical context [a review of R S O Tomlin et al., The Roman inscriptions of Britain vol. III]
J. Dieleman, A guide to Greco-Roman Hawara in the Fayum and its death industry [a review of S. Uytterhoeven, Hawara in the Greco-Roman period]
S. Esmonde Cleary, Late Romano-British towns: a real rethink? [a review of A. Rogers, Late Roman towns in Britain: rethinking change and decline]
A. Cutler, Intention and interpretation at Ctesiphon and Constantinople [a review of M. Canepa, The two eyes of the earth: art and ritual of kingship between Rome and Sasanian Iran]
Obituary of Ehud Netzer by Barbara Burrell