Abstract
Sylvia Diebner
Die nördliche Exedra des Templum Pacis und ihre Nutzung während des Faschismus
During the fascist regime of Mussolini, the Forum Romanum, or more precise some of its components, was reintegrated in the Italian political and daily life. A particular place was the exedra of the Templum Pacis, which was excavated and restorated in the 1930s. This article deals with the use and the changes done to the original situation wherein the exedra was found.
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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
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Stephanie Böhm
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L.B. van der Meer
Decorated Etruscan Stone Sarcophagi — view the abstract
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Natalie L.C. Stevens
Dating proposal concerning Hellenistic alabaster urns from Chiusi — view the abstract
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J.M. Hemelrijk
Zeus’ Eagle — view the abstract
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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
Eric M. Moormann
Carandini’s Royal Houses at the Foot of the Palatine: Fact or Fiction? — view the abstract
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