Rescue excavations on the Bir Massouda site have given important evidence for the urban development of Punic Carthage. The position of a city boundary in the form of ‘casemate’-walls was established. Outside this boundary, an 8th century BC cremation necropolis (the earliest of Carthage) was succeeded by metal working quarters after the mid-7th century BC. In the late 5th century BC, this part of the city was reshaped into residential quarters. A selection of finds of the Punic period both show the range of materials yielded by these excavations and proof the advanced technological skills of the Carthaginian iron workers.

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

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

Peter Attema, Tymon de Haas and Bert Nijboer
With a contribution by Michelangelo La Rosa
The Astura project — view the abstract
Interim report of the 2001 and 2002 campaigns of the Groningen Institute of Archaeology along the coast between Nettuno and Torre Astura (Lazio, Italy)

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
There is no abstract available for this review article (p. 221-223)
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