Francisco Sirano
The ‘House of the Rape of Europa’ at Cos
Proposals for a Contextual Study of the Decoration
The ‘House of the Rape of Europa’ in Cos stands as one of the most significant examples of residential building in the city (some 550 m2). It was inhabited 3rd century BC-3rd century AD and underwent periodic restoration, until it was destroyed in a disastrous landslide.
The archaeological investigations brought to light remains of wall decoration (about 35 m2) and part of the furnishings, notably seven marble statues. This paper presents some considerations concerning the overall decorative scheme of the house in the last phase of occupation. The involved materials are summarily illustrated and the various elements placed in context formulating a first comprehensive interpretation.
Michael Donderer
Das Heraion in Olympia und sein Säulenkranz — view the abstract
Conrad M. Stibbe
Attacking Lions — view the abstract
Archaic Bronze Hydriae with an attacking Lion at the vertical Handle
Frank Vermeulen, Patrick Monsieur, Catharina Boullart, Helene Verreyke, Geert Verhoeven, Morgan De Dapper, Tanja Goethals, Rudy Goossens, Beata-Maria De Vlieghere
The Potenza Valley Survey: — view the abstract
Preliminary Report on Field Campaign 2003
T.D. Stek and J. Pelgrom, with a contribution by M. Roccia
Samnite Sanctuaries Surveyed: Preliminary Report of the Sacred Landscape Project 2004 — view the abstract
John Tamm
Argentum Potorium and the Campanian Wall-Painter — view the abstract
The Priscus service revisited
L.B. van der Meer, in collaboration with N.L.C . Stevens and H. Stöger
Domus Fulminata — view the abstract
The House of the Thunderbolt at Ostia (III, vii, 3-5)
Saskia Stevens
Reconstructing the Garden Houses at Ostia — view the abstract
Exploring Water Supply and Building Height
Eric M. Moormann and Miguel John Versluys, with contributions by Tesse D. Stek and Ellen Thiermann
The Nemrud Dag Project: third interim report — view the abstract
Kees Peterse
Luxury Living in the Praetorium on the Kops Plateau in Nijmegen
— view the abstract
Quotations of Mediterranean Principles in Roman Provincial Architecture
Daniele Malfitana, Jeroen Poblome and John Lund
Eastern Sigillata A in Italy — view the abstract
A socio-economic Evaluation
Maria Costanza Lentini
Baubò a Gela — view the abstract
