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About BABESCH
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BABESCH (formerly Bulletin Antieke Beschaving) is a peer-reviewed periodical, published annually since its foundation in 1926. One of the main objectives of this established journal is to provide a forum for archaeologists whose research and fieldwork focus on Mediterranean Archaeology. Read more
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Articles in the current issue, volume 84 - 2009
for the full contents and abstracts of the articles, click here
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Roger Ling
Theseus at the Gates of the Labyrinth
Interpreting a Pompeian Painting
Yael Wilfand
Did the Rabbis Reject the Roman Public Latrine?
Lorenza Grasso
The deity of the Alaimo sanctuary in Leontinoi (Sicily)
Benjamin D. Rous
No Place for Cult
The sacred landscape of Latium in the Late Republic
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F. Vermeulen, M. De Dapper, B. Music, P. Monsieur, H. Verreyke, F. Carboni,
S. Dralans, G. Verhoeven, L. Verdonck, S. Hay, M. Sterry, P. De Paepe,
S. De Seranno
Investigating the impact of Roman urbanisation on the landscape of the Potenza Valley.
A Report on Fieldwork in 2007
Jean MacIntosh Turfa and Sarah Gettys
The Skill of the Etruscan Haruspex
A Biological Basis for Succesful Divination?
Ine Jacobs
Gates in Late Antiquity
The Eastern Mediterranean
David J. Newsome
Traffic, Space and Legal Change around the Casa del Marinaio at Pompeii (VII 15.1-2)
This article has won Mr Newsome the BABesch-Byvanck Award 2007.
For more information on the award and entering the contest, please click here
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Matthias Steinhart
‘Liebesleid’
Eine singuläre Darstellung von Hephaistos und Athena in der etruskischen Kunst
L.B. van der Meer
The Temple on the Piazzale delle Corporazioni in Ostia Antica
Gioconda Di Luca
Nullus in orbe sinus Bais praelucet amoenis
Riflessioni sull’architettura dei complessi c.d. ‘dell’Ambulatio’, ‘della Sosandra’ e delle ‘Piccole Terme’ a Baia
Conrad M. Stibbe
Raritäten aus dem Bereich der archaisch-griechischen Bronzen
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Anthony Russell
Deconstructing Ashdoda: Migration, Hybridisation, and the Philistine Identity
This article has won Mr Russell the BABesch-Byvanck Award 2008.
For more information on the award and entering the contest, please click here
Devi Taelman, Sarah Deprez, Frank Vermeulen, Morgan De Dapper
Granite and rock crystal quarrying in the Civitas Ammaiensis
(north-eastern Alentejo, Portugal): a geoarchaeological case study
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