Abstract
Stephanie Böhm
Zur ‘Ehrenrettung’ des Leidener Asklepiosreliefs
In the Rijksmuseum van Oudheden in Leiden, resides a relief with the representation of Asklepios and Hygieia, which belongs to a memorial who were thought to be in classical Greek style, but were redefined as Imperial Roman when a profound stylistic research was done. This article deals on the real nature of this relief and its place in the tradition of Asklepiosreliefs.
Frank Vermeulen and Catharina Boullart
The Potenza Valley Survey — view the abstract
Preliminary Report of Field Campaign 2000
Marijke Gnade
Satricum — view the abstract
Preliminary report of the 2000 excavations by the University of Amsterdam
Marianne Kleibrink
The Search for Sybaris — view the abstract
An Evaluation of Historical and Archaeological Evidence
L.B. van der Meer
Decorated Etruscan Stone Sarcophagi — view the abstract
A Chronological and Bibliographical Appendix to R. Herbig,
Die jüngeretruskischen Steinsarkophage (Berlin 1952)
Natalie L.C. Stevens
Dating proposal concerning Hellenistic alabaster urns from Chiusi — view the abstract
A chronological appendix to E. Brunn-G. Körte, I rilievi delle urne etrusche I-III
J.M. Hemelrijk
Zeus’ Eagle — view the abstract
Sonia Mucznik and Asher Ovadiah
The Bronze Statuette of a Mouse from Kedesh and its Significance — view the abstract
Paul Kessener
Vitruvius and the conveyance of water — view the abstract
Eliz. P. de Loos-Dietz
Mourir et ressusciter — view the abstract
Un monosandalos Gallo-Romain et ses successeurs
Une représentation unique dans une série unique accompagnée et soutenue par des motifs de nature variable
Sylvia Diebner
Die nördliche Exedra des Templum Pacis und ihre Nutzung während des Faschismus — view the abstract
Eric M. Moormann
Carandini’s Royal Houses at the Foot of the Palatine: Fact or Fiction? — view the abstract
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