Στο τρέχον τεύχος του BABESCH / In the current issue of BABESCH

BABESCH 94 (2019)

• Katia Margariti, "Gesturing Emotions: Mourning and Affection on Classical Attic Funerary Reliefs," 65 - 86 (abstract)
• L. Bouke van der Meer, "Pictorial Narratives in Faliscan Red Figure Vase Painting," 87 - 96 (abstract)
• Dimitri van Limbergen, "Vinum picenum and oliva picena II: Further Thoughts on Wine and Oil Presses in Central Adriatic Italy," 97 - 126 (abstract)
• Mary Jane Cuyler, "Legend and Archaeology at Ostia: P. Lucilius Gamala and the Quattro Tempietti," 127 - 146 (abstract)
• Saskia Stevens, "The Emperor and the Plough: (Re)founding the City and Extending the Empire," 147 - 160 (abstract)
• Patrizio Pensabene, "Alba Fucens: Il reimpiego a S. Pietro e le 'normalizzazioni' dell'ordine corinzio in età augustea e nel medioevo," 161 - 182 (abstract)
• Paolo Cimadomo - Luca di Franco - Silvio la Paglia, "Hadrian in Ioudaea: The Celebration of the Emperor Examined throughout the Tel Shalem Bronze Statue," 193 - 210 (abstract)
• Helen I. Ackers, "The Representation of Wigs in Roman Female Portraiture of the Late 2nd to 3rd Century AD," 211 - 234 (abstract)

Στο τρέχον τεύχος του BABESCH / In the current issue of BABESCH

BABESCH 94 (2019)

• Dimitri van Limergen, "Vinum picenum and oliva picena II: Further Thoughts on Wine and Oil Presses in Central Adriatic Italy," 97 - 126 (abstract)
• Mary Jane Cuyler, "Legend and Archaeology at Ostia: P. Lucilius Gamala and the Quattro Tempietti," 127 - 146 (abstract)
• Saskia Stevens,  "The Emperor and the Plough: (Re)founding the City and Extending the Empire," 147 - 160 (abstract)
• Mariella Cipriani, "Il rilievo frammentario con personificazione fluviale e serpente di Palazzo Rondinini a Roma: Una nuova proposta di lettura," 183 - 191 (abstract)
• Paolo Cimadomo / Luca di Franco / Silvio La Paglia, "Hadrian in Ioudaea: The Celebration of the Emperor Examined throughout the Tel Shalem Bronze Statue," 193 - 210 (abstract)
• Helen I. Ackers, "The Representation of Wigs in Roman Female Portraiture of the Late 2nd to 3rd Century AD," 211 - 234 (abstract)