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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 86 - 2011
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Mary B. Moore
Kleitias, Dionysos, and Cheiron.

Jeffrey A. Becker and Jessica Nowlin
Orientalizing infant burials from
Gabii, Italy

Michael Donderer
Nicht immer wörtlich zu verstehen
Wie Bildhauer mit griechischen
Inschriften Werbung betrieben

Boutheina Maraoui Telmini
Découverte de latrines puniques du 5ème siècle av. J.-C. à Carthage
(Bir Massouda)

Dimitri Van Limbergen
Vinum picenum and oliva picena
Wine and Oil Presses in Central Adriatic Italy between the Late Republic
and the Early Empire. Evidence and Problems
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Gaetano Arena
Siti costieri ed attività produttive nella Cirenaica tardoantica

Johan Flemberg
The Vitruvian Man and the Golden Section

Charlotte R. Potts
The Development and Architectural Significance of Early Etrusco-Italic Podia

Alexandra Alexandridou
Hermes in Attic Early Black-Figured Vase-Painting
Reflections of Contemporary Attica

Francesco Trifilò
Public architecture and urban living in the Roman city
The example of the forum of Timgad

Helke Kammerer-Grothaus
Monumentum Augusti
Das sogenannte Columbarium der Freigelassenen des Augustus

Olivier Hekster
Imagining Power
Reality Gaps in the Roman Empire

Jonas Danckers
The 2nd-century AD crisis in Altinum (Venetia, Northern Italy)
A mixture of historiographical determinism and archaeological scarcity?