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Abstract David J. Newsome The Casa del Marinaio at Pompeii was a large and distinguished property framed by three streets west of the forum; streets noted for their ‘oddities’. This article explains these oddities by reference to the evolving patterns of urban traffic over the first centuries BC and AD. Changes made elsewhere in Regio VII diverted wheeled traffic around insula VII 15; forcing the owners of the Casa del Marinaio to make several modifications outside their property. The legal frameworks that regulated changes to roads and pavements may suggest that the owner(s) of the Casa del Marinaio were actively involved in Pompeii’s magistracy. This article has won Mr Newsome the BABESCH-Byvanck Award 2007 Article in volume 84, 2009, pages 121-142 Buy and download the article as PDF file
The other articles in volume 84, 2009 Anthony Russell Lorenza Grasso Conrad M. Stibbe Matthias Steinhart Jean MacIntosh Turfa and Sarah Gettys Benjamin D. Rous F. Vermeulen, M. De Dapper, B. Music, P. Monsieur, H. Verreyke, Roger Ling Gioconda Di Luca L.B. van der Meer Devi Taelman, Sarah Deprez, Frank Vermeulen, Morgan De Dapper
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