This article reports on recent fieldwork carried out in three campaigns between 2000 and 2002 by the Groningen Institute of Archaeology on the coast between present-day Nettuno and Torre Astura in South Lazio (Italy). The focus is on the excavation of a late Bronze Age site with evidence for salt production, the investigation of a ca. 120 m long section eroded by the sea that contains evidence for the production of amphorae in the Roman Republican period, and the excavation of a lime kiln of subrecent date.

Jan G. Velsink
The Ivories from the Shaft Graves at Mycenae — view the abstract

Wolfgang Sonntagbauer
Einheitsjoch und Stylobatmaß — view the abstract
Zu den Grundrissen des Zeustempels in Olympia und des Parthenon

Roald F. Docter, Fethi Chelbi, Boutheina M. Telmini
With contributions by: Babette Bechtold, Hans Koens, Karin Schmidt and Wim Van Neer
Carthage Bir Massouda — view the abstract
Preliminary report on the first bilateral excavations of Ghent University and the Institut National du Patrimoine (2002-2003)

Frank Vermeulen
In collaboration with: Morgan De Dapper, Philippe Crombe, Beata-Maria De Vlieger, Patrick Monsieur, Catharina Boullart, Tanja Goethals, Hélène Verreyke, Geert Verhoeven, Izabel Devriendt, Griet Vanheddeghem & Jacques Seme
The Potenza Valley Survey — view the abstract
Preliminary Report on Field Campaign 2002

Eric M. Moormann and Miguel John Versluys
With contributions by: Abraham van As, Bernd Fitzner, Kurt Heinrichs & Dennis La Bouchardiere, Predrag Gavrilovic, Onno van Nijf & Frits Steenhuisen and Tesse D. Stek & Ellen Thiermann
The Nemrud Dag Project — view the abstract
Second interim report

Lara Laken
Zebrapatterns in Campanian wall painting — view the abstract
A matter of function

Pierre Gros
Basilica sous le Haut-Empire — view the abstract
Ambiguïtés du mot, du type et de la fonction

Paolo Liverani
Progetto architettonico e percezione comune in età tardoantica — view the abstract

Pier Giovanni Guzzo
Sul mito di Sibari
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