Miko Flohr
Nec quicquam ingenuum habere potest officina?
Spatial contexts of urban production at Pompeii, AD 79
This article concentrates on the social and spatial environments in which manufacturing took place in Pompeii in the last years of its existence. Investigating five different types of workshops (bakeries, fulleries, dyeries, tanneries and lanifricariae), it emerges that manufacturing took place throughout the city in a wide range of contexts and that workshops often were situated in buildings also used for domestic purposes, either houses or apartments with a shop. This suggests that craftsmen lived and worked in relative autonomy and that the urban elite had less control over them than is usually assumed.
Volume 1
Conrad M. Stibbe
Three Silens from Olympia and ‘The International Style’
in Late Archaic Greek Bronze Statuettes — view the abstract
Marie-Laurence Haack
Phocéens et Samiens à Gravisca — view the abstract
Dimitra Andrianou
A World in Miniature: Greek Hellenistic Miniature Furniture
in Context — view the abstract
Babette Bechtold
Alcune osservazioni sui rapporti commerciali fra Cartagine,
la Sicilia occidentale e la Campania (IV-metà del II sec. a.C.):
nuovi dati basati sulla distribuzione di ceramiche campane e
nordafricane/cartaginesi — view the abstract
Gert-Jan Burgers & Jan Paul Crielaard
Greek colonists and indigenous populations at L’Amastuola,
southern Italy — view the abstract
Evelien Denecker & Katelijn Vandorpe
Sealed amphora stoppers and tradesmen in Greco-Roman Egypt:
archaeological, papyrological and inscriptional evidence — view the abstract
Domenico Esposito
I pittori dell’officina dei Vettii a Pompei — view the abstract
Meccanismi di produzione della pittura parietale romana
Gemma Jansen
Toilets with a View — view the abstract
The Luxurious Toilets of the Emperor Hadrian at his Villa near Tivoli
Alessandro Blanco
Recenti scoperte alle Piccole Terme di Villa Adriana — view the abstract
Anna Marie Nielsen
A Reworked Antisthenes — view the abstract
Armando Cristilli
L’Iside Pelagia di Budapest: problemi di iconografia e di cronologia — view the abstract
Stefania Pafumi
Per la ricostruzione degli arredi scultorei del Palazzo dei
Cesari sul Palatino: scavi e rinvenimenti dell’abate francese
Paul Rancurel (1774-1777) — view the abstract
Stephan T.A.M. Mols
The urban context of the Serapeum at Ostia — view the abstract
Neeltje Oome
The Caseggiato del mitreo di Lucrezio Menandro (I iii 5) — view the abstract
A Case-study of Wall Painting in Ostia
Cristina Corsi
Trade and Trade Routes in Southern Latium in Late Antiquity — view the abstract
Conrad M. Stibbe
Zwei ‘neue’ schwarzfigurige lakonische Kratere aus Samos — view the abstract
J.M. Hemelrijk
Describing meanders on geometric vases; profile drawings
showing the transition from neck to shoulder — view the abstract
A review article on CVA National Museum Athens, fasc. 5
Volume 2
J.J. Brouwers
From Horsemen to Hoplites — view the abstract
Some Remarks on Archaic Greek Warfare
Michael C. Scott
Putting Architectural Sculpture into its Archaeological context — view the abstract
The Case of the Siphnian Treasury at Delphi
Benjamin D. Rous
Forms of Cult? — view the abstract
Temples with transverse cellae in Republican and early Imperial Italy
Hanna Stöger
Monumental Entrances of Roman Ostia — view the abstract
Architecture with Public Associations and Spatial Meaning
J.M. Hemelrijk, in collaboration with Elisabeth den Boer
Four New Campana Dinoi, a New Painter, Old Questions — view the abstract
