‎Archeologie‎

‎Gideon Shelach-Lavi, Joseph Maran, Uri Davidovich‎

‎Rituals, Memory, and Societal Dynamics: Contributions to Social Archaeology A Collection of Essays in Memory of Sharon Zuckerman‎

‎, Brepols - Harvey Miller, 2025 Paperback, pages: xiii + 301 pages, Size:216 x 280 mm, Illustrations:42 b/w, 28 col., 26 tables b/w, Language:English, *New. ISBN 9782503612928.‎

‎Thanks largely to the introduction of new methods of recovery and analysis, archaeology is increasingly treated as a science. Yet, it should continue to ask questions that are founded in the humanities. This is especially true of social archaeology, which forms the core of this volume. Being based on the notion that ?the social? permeates all areas of life, the chapters gathered here give priority to archaeological data and contexts, which in turn form the prerequisite for analyzing how, at particular times and places, people negotiated or reaffirmed the society around them. Case studies from the Levant and the Eastern Mediterranean sit alongside selected comparative cases from other parts of the world and assess issues such as the development of cultural characteristics of societies, societal continuity and collapse, religious beliefs and rituals, and the role of social memory, as well as interactions within and between societies. The volume is dedicated to the memory of our colleague and friend, Dr Sharon Zuckerman, who embraced the quest for ?the social? throughout her career. TABLE OF CONTENTS List of Illustrations 1. Introduction Gideon Shelach-Lavi, Joseph Maran & Uri Davidovich I. Collapse and Social Memory 2. The Good Old Days? Collapse and the Forgetting of the Mycenaean Palatial Past Guy D. Middleton 3. Was There an Extraordinary Crisis in Thirteeenth- and Twelfth-Century BCE Southern Levant? Igor Kreimerman 4. The Mycenae Megaron Ruin as a Possible Focus of Social Memory Joseph Maran 5. ?Remnants of the City?s Distant and Glorious Past?: Conspicuous Production of Basalt Objects at Bronze Age Hazor Jennie Ebeling II. Resilience, Transformation, and Social Dynamics 6. Dealing with Disaster(s)? Minoan Resilience in the Wake of the Santorini Eruption Jan Driessen & Quentin Letesson 7. Innovation and Tradition in Livestock Culling: A Comparative Study of North Chinese and South Levantine Sites Yitzchak Jaffe & Nimrod Marom 8. Crisis and Transformation: Late Bronze Age Hazor and its Hinterland as a Test Case Shlomit Bechar & Ido Wachtel 9. Defining Identities in Middle and Late Bronze Age Canaan: Attempting a Non-essentialist Approach Aren M. Maeir & Gunnar Lehmann 10. Characterizing the Chalcoferric Period in the Southern Levant (c. 1100?900 BCE) Assaf Yasur-Landau III. Social Aspects of Ritual and Religious Practices 11. Uncovering Household Rituals: Analysing Underfloor Caching of Artefacts at Early Sedentary Villages in North China Gideon Shelach-Lavi and Ofer Marder 12. Rethinking Social Relations During the Dawenkou Period Anne P. Underhill 13. Concepts of and Approaches to Bronze Age ?Religion? in the Southern Levant Matthew Susnow 14. How Should We Read Ancient Mesopotamian Ritual Texts? Uri Gabbay IV. Possibilities and Limits of Archaeological Research 15. Archaeology, a Socio-critical Historical Science ? An Essay Marlies Heinz‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 67385

‎Unn Pedersen, Marianne Moen, Lisbeth Skogstrand‎

‎Gendering the Nordic Past Dialogues between Perspectives‎

‎, Brepols - Harvey Miller, 2025 Paperback, Pages: 264 pages, Size:216 x 280 mm, Illustrations:6 b/w, 19 col., 11 tables b/w., Language:English, *New. ISBN 9782503608877.‎

‎The idea of the Nordic nations as champions of gender equality is firmly rooted in today?s perceptions of society. But how does such a modern comprehension influence our views of history? Does our understanding of gender impact on how we see the past? And do the ways in which we gender the past have an effect on our present identities? From the Stone Age to the Early Modern period, and from warriors and queens to households and burials, this groundbreaking volume draws together research conducted as part of the project Gendering the Nordic Past, an inter-Nordic collaboration aimed at (re)evaluating and revitalizing the field of gender studies in the region. The chapters gathered in this volume, contributed by archaeologists and historians, theologians, art historians, and specialists in gender studies, aim to offer novel perspectives on the ways in which we gender the past. While many of the chapters focus explicitly on the Nordic countries, comparisons are also drawn with other regions in order to provide both internal and external views on the role of the collective past in present Nordic identities. The result, presented here, is an essential dialogue into the importance of gender in creating and maintaining past identities, as well as a new understanding of how the identities that we construct for the past can relate to heritage narratives. TABLE OF CONTENTS List of Illustrations Introduction 1. Gendering the Nordic Past: Dialogues Between Perspectives Unn Pedersen, Marianne Moen, and Lisbeth Skogstrand The Nordic Stone Age, Bronze Age, and Early Iron Age 2. Settlement, Technology and Transmission of Knowledge: Early Mesolithic Family Structure as a Key to Understand Long-term Social Stability and Non-change Ingrid Fuglestvedt 3. Why Patrilocal Female Exogamy? A Critical View on Kinship in The Nordic Bronze Age Lene Melheim 4. A Network of Girls: Marriage Alliances in Roman Period Scandinavia Lisbeth Skogstrand 5. ?Body, Doorway that You Are?: Gendering in Fourth to Sixth Century AD Voss and Hardanger Elisabeth Aslesen 6. Golden Revelations: Revisiting the Richly Furnished Graves of the Migration Period in Southern Norway Marie Dave Amundsen 7. Women, Warriors and the Negotiation of Identity in Migration Period Scandinavia Ingunn R stad The Viking Age 8. Another Story? Returning to the Oseberg Ship Burial Unn Pedersen 9. A V lva or Sei ma r in Finland? Cultural Creolization as a Problem for Interpretations Anna Wessman, Frog, and Charlotte Hedenstierna-Jonson 10. Gender and Relationality in the Viking Age: Mortuary Archaeology Beyond Grave-goods Sarah Croix 11. The Spaces in Between: Exploring the Interpretative Potential of Ungendered Graves Marianne Moen The Nordic Middle Ages and Beyond 12. Textiles and Texts: Gendering the Medieval Church Steinunn Kristj nsd ttir 13. Gender and Ornamental Practices, c. 1000?1350: Re-assessing the Interpretative History Ragnhild M. B 14. Gender and Work under the Arctic Circle: Household Perspective on Early Modern Economies in the North Hilde Sandvik 15. Dissolving Dichotomies: On the Necessity of Integrating Saami, Nordic, and Feminist Gender Archaeology Marte Spangen The Nordic Past in Perspective 16. Gender in Migration Narratives of Neolithic and Bronze Age Europe Martin Furholt and Stefan Burmeister 17. A Case Study of the Turin Satirical-Erotic Papyri: Historical Bodies, Mundane Resistance and Alternative Worlds Reinert Skumsnes 18. Changing Gender Ideologies in Early Iron Age Athens S ren Handberg‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 67425

‎Amalia Avramidou‎

‎Sanctuary of Parthenos at Ancient Neapolis (Kavala) Volume I Incised and Painted Ceramic Inscriptions from the Sanctuary and in Aegean Thrace‎

‎, Brepols - Harvey Miller, 2025 Paperback, Pages: xvi + 192 pages, Size:216 x 280 mm, Illustrations:191 b/w, 17 col., 20 tables b/w., Language:English, *New. ISBN 9782503614809.‎

‎The ancient city of Neapolis (modern Kavala, Greece) was founded by Thasos in the seventh century BCE at a strategic location where the Thracian hinterlands meet the Aegean Sea. The patron deity of this North Aegean polis was Parthenos (the Maiden), known to us through epigraphic and archaeological evidence. Her sanctuary came to light in the twentieth century during rescue excavations, and yielded numerous finds, most of which date from the Archaic period. This monograph provides a discussion of the history of excavations at this sanctuary, as well as a contextual examination of the material, leading to a new interpretation of Parthenos? identity. Among the wealth of finds from the site, the corpus of incised and painted ceramic inscriptions stands out, as it offers a unique glimpse into the history of the cosmopolitan temenos and the dedicatory practices and rituals that took place there. The inscribed vessels carry dedications, numerical and other graffiti, and dipinti, as well as the initials of the goddess, which designate them as sacred equipment. When considered in the context of the ceramic inscriptions from sanctuaries across Aegean Thrace, they further underscore the important role of Neapolis and the Sanctuary of Parthenos in the commercial networks and cultural dynamics of the Aegean, both in the early stages of Greek colonization, and in the centuries that followed. TABLE OF CONTENTS List of Illustrations Author?s Preface 1. Parthenos in Neapolis: Sanctuary, Cult, Identity 2. Inscribed Pottery 3. Incised Inscriptions and Sketches 4. Painted Inscriptions and Stamps 5. Discussion of the Inscribed Pottery from the Parthenos Sanctuary 6. Inscribed Pottery from Sanctuaries in Aegean Thrace 7. Concluding Remarks Bibliography Index‎

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‎Else Hartoch (ed)‎

‎Writing Tablets of Roman Tongeren (Belgium) and Associated Wooden Finds‎

‎, Brepols - Harvey Miller, 2025 Hardback, Pages: 424 p. Size:216 x 280 mm, Illustrations:3 b/w, 295 col., 11 tables b/w. Language:English *new. ISBN 9782503616872.‎

‎Roman wooden writing tablets, known in Latin as tabulae ceratae, have been found by archaeologists in various locations around the former capital of the civitas/municipium Tungrorum or Roman Tongeren (now the Belgian city of Tongeren-Borgloon). These rare and delicate finds are remarkable not only due to the excellent state of their preservation, but also because they are inscribed with the remnants of texts, once etched into an overlying wax layer, that can, to the discerning eye, still be deciphered. The tablets not only provide concrete information about religious, judicial and administrative practices, but they also enhance our understanding of the complex processes of Romanisation and Latinisation in the northwestern civitates and municipia of the Roman Empire. Unearthed in the first half of the twentieth century, with a second group discovered in 2013, the Roman tablets housed in the Gallo-Roman Museum of Tongeren-Borgloon and in the city?s municipal heritage depository, became the object of an in-depth study by an international team of specialists piloted by the Gallo-Roman Museum. It is the results of this project that are presented here in this volume for the first time. The painstaking process of deciphering and interpreting the script marks and text fragments is explored via analysis of palaeography, philology and onomastics, along with key scientific techniques such as wax analysis, wood species identification, and script visualisation by Multi-Light Reflectance Imaging. Rich detail is also provided about other associated wooden finds that shed light on how and where the tablets were produced. The result is a beautifully illustrated and insightful volume that introduces the lost world of Roman Tongeren and its writing tablets to professionals and the general public alike.Edited by Else Hartoch and with contributions by Bl nsdorf J., Scholz M., Accardo S., Boudin M., Deforce K., De Vos D., Groetembril S., Hameeuw H., Hartoch E., Marquez C., Pauwels D., Raepsaet G., Raepsaet-Charlier M.-Th., Vanderhoeven A., Van Kersen V., Verbanck-Pi rard A. & Watteeuw L.‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 67530

‎KHADER (A cha Ben Abed-Ben), BALANDA (Elisabeth) et URIBE ECHEVERRIA (Uribe) [Dir.]‎

‎Image de pierre. La Tunisie en mosa que.‎

‎, Ars Latina, 2002 Couverture rigide lin sous jaquette ill., 547 pages, nombreuses illustrations, 35 x 25 cm. *comme neuf. ISBN 9782910260101.‎

‎Image de pierre. La Tunisie en mosa que. ISBN 10: 2910260100 / ISBN 13: 9782910260101‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 67538

‎G. Despinis‎

‎Catalogue of Sculpture in the Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki I‎

‎Thessaloniki, national bank cultural foundation, 1997 Linnen binding with dustjacket, 408 pages, 30 x 22 cm, illustrated. *fine condition. ISBN 9602501383.‎

‎Catalogue of Sculpture in the Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki I‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 67542

‎Barbet, Alix‎

‎Peinture murale en Gaule romaine.‎

‎Paris, Editions Picard, 2007 Couverture reliee sous jaquette, 329 pages, 24.8 x 3 x 28.8 cm, illustr . *neuf . ISBN 9782708407572.‎

‎La Peinture murale en Gaule romaine.‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 67582

‎Richter, Gisela M. A.‎

‎Engraved Gems of the Greeks, Etruscans and Romans (2 Volumes)‎

‎London, Phaidon, 1971 Two volumes, cloth binding with dustwrapper, 339+307 pages, 34 x 24 cm. Illustrated in b/w. *fine condition. ISBN 9780714814551.‎

‎The Engraved Gems of the Greeks, Etruscans and Romans, Part 1: Engraved gems of the greeks and the etruscans/Part 2: Engraved Gems of the Romans: A Supplement to the History of Roman Art‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 67589

‎Barag, D.‎

‎Catalogue of Western Asiatic Glass in the British Museum, Volume I‎

‎London, British Museum Publications, 1985 Linnen binding under dustjacket, 132 pages, 37 images and 2 maps, English text. *as new. ISBN 9780714111131.‎

‎ISBN 10: 0714111139 / ISBN 13: 9780714111131. Catalogue of Western Asiatic Glass in the British Museum, Voliume I‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 67605

‎Frederick Winter (Author), Janos Fedak (Contributor)‎

‎Studies in Hellenistic Architecture‎

‎Toronto, University of Toronto Press, 2006 Linnen binding under dustjacket, 460 pages, 28 x 21 cm, English text. *fine condition . ISBN 9780802039149.‎

‎Studies in Hellenistic Architecture is a detailed analysis of the development of the major building-types of the Hellenistic age ? the mid-fourth century B.C. to the time of the Roman conquest of the Eastern Mediterranean. In this meticulous work, Frederick E. Winter reveals how the architects of the period went beyond anything achieved by their Classical Greek predecessors, and how these impressive skills prepared the way for many of Rome's later architectural achievements. Geographically, the monuments included in this volume extend from Spain to Afghanistan and from Provence to North Africa. Winter discusses the architectural achievements of the various regional styles of the Eastern Mediterranean, and takes a detailed look at Hellenistic developments west of the Adriatic. While the interrelationship of these regional developments is often unclear, especially in cases where there are no explicit criteria for dating, Winter makes excellent use of the advance in scholarship over the past fifty to sixty years, offering the first real attempt at a synthesis of this vast subject. Studies in Hellenistic Architecture is an invaluable resource, containing a wealth of illustrations of the various types of Hellenistic building and the most comprehensive scholarship to date on the topic.‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 67649

‎Corcoran, Lorelei H.‎

‎Portrait Mummies from Roman Egypt‎

‎Chicago, Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago, 1995 Softcover, 222 pages, 30 x 23 cm, English text. *as new. ISBN 9780918986993.‎

‎Portrait Mummies from Roman Egypt ( I-IV Centuries A.D.): with a Catalogue of Portrait Mummies in Egyptian Museums (Studies in Ancient Oriental Civilization, 56)‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 67652

‎G. Stefani‎

‎Menander. La casa del Menandro di Pompei.‎

‎Milano, Electa, 2003 Softcover, 232 pages, 24.5 x 22 cm, Italian text. *New. ISBN 9788843582808.‎

‎Menander. La casa del Menandro di Pompei.‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 67675

‎Kondoleon, Christine‎

‎Antioch: The Lost Ancient City‎

‎, Princeton University Press, 2000 Softcover, 253 pages, 23cm x 30.5cm, English text Fine copy. ISBN 9780691049335.‎

‎This lavish exhibition catalog brings to life Antioch, the magnificent city known for its Hellenic culture and luxurious way of life, once ranking with Rome, Alexandria, and Constantinople as one of the great metropolises of the Roman and early Christian world. Located in what is now southern Turkey, Antioch was the capital of Ancient Syria, a vital marketplace at the crossroads between East and West. It was here that St. Paul preached to the first gentile community to be called "Christians" and where a Greek-speaking Jewish culture flourished alongside Roman, Egyptian, and Near Eastern cults. A large middle-class shared in the wealth and culture of the city, and art abounded in numerous forms, especially in beautiful mosaics depicting scenes from mythology and everyday life. Featuring 118 objects excavated from the city's ruins, all reproduced in full color, Antioch: The Lost Ancient City recreates the spatial sensation, visual splendor, and cultural richness of this urban center. Devastated by an earthquake in 526 C.E., as well as by fires, plagues and invasions by Persians, Antioch survived only in memory through ancient written accounts until the 1930s, when excavations revealed a wealth of finds from the private houses of its inhabitants, including a large cache of floor mosaics. In addition, archaeologists found several churches, a stadium, a circus, a theater, and several baths. This catalog displays and describes the excavated artifacts--mosaics, sculpture, glass, metalwork, coins--within their architectural and cultural contexts, thereby evoking the street life as well as the domestic lives of Antioch's citizens. Among the treasures are the mosaics The Drinking Contest between Dionysos and Herakles and The Judgment of Paris, the Antioch chalice, gold jewelry from Syria, bronze tyche figurines, and mosaics of river and sea deities. Antioch emerges as a compelling model of a melting-pot city, one that challenges our own notions of civic community and diversity. The contributors are Susan Boyd, Bernadette Brooten, John J. Dobbins, Anna Gonosov , Susan Ashbrook Harvey, Florent Heintz, Sandra Knudsen, Christine Kondoleon, Michael Maas, William Metcalf, James Russell, Sarolta Tak cs, Cornelius Vermeule III, and Fikret Yegul.‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 67707

‎Pierre Amiet‎

‎art antique du Proche-Orient‎

‎Paris, Mazenod, 1977 Couverture rigide, cartonnage diteur toile sous jaquette illustr e, 601 pages, 32 x 25.5 cm, illustr en n/b et couleurs, Fran ais. * tat tr s bien.‎

‎L'art antique du Proche-Orient‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 67772

‎Arnold, Dieter‎

‎Building in Egypt : Pharaonic Stone Masonry‎

‎Oxford, Oxford University Press, 1991 Cloth binding under illustrated dustjacket, 316 pages, 28.5 x 22 cm, english text. *fine condition. ISBN 9780195063509.‎

‎Building in Egypt : Pharaonic Stone Masonry‎

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‎Thomas Ashby‎

‎Gli acquedotti dell'antica Roma‎

‎, Quasar, 1991 Green faux-cloth binding under illustrated dustjacket, 408 pages, 22 x 28,5 cm, Italian text. *very fine condition.‎

‎Le ricerche e l?opera dell?Ashby sugli acquedotti di Roma, con particolare riguardo a quelli che giungevano dall?alta valle dell?Aniene, rappresentano ancor oggi uno strumento fondamentale, tanto sotto il profilo analitico che sotto quello sintetico, per qualsiasi approfondimento dell?argomento da parte dell?archeologo o dell?appassionato. Come egli stesso ebbe ad affermare nell?introduzione del suo volume con evidente riferimento agli acquedotti: ? un fatto curioso che i monumenti della dominazione romana situati ai confini pi remoti dell?impero in realt siano pi conosciuti di quelli che si trovano alle porte di Roma ? . Il volume, messo in ordine per la sua pubblicazione originale e postuma in lingua inglese dal Richmond, il risultato di anni di studi e di confronti, di ricerche attente e pazienti, di sopralluoghi in zone oggi sicuramente non pi , o ben difficilmente, raggiungibili, nonch di una puntigliosissima ed altrettanto preziosa analisi delle strutture dei singoli condotti. Di una traduzione in italiano di questo prezioso materiale si sentiva da tempo la necessit ; vi si quindi proceduto senza operare alcun aggiornamento addizionale del volume, pur essendo al corrente che esistono degli appunti inediti di Ashby, sicuramente importanti, e ben consci che gli studi sugli acquedotti in ogni caso sono andati avanti in tutti questi anni, per rispetto del testo e anche perch le aggiunte lo avrebbero appesantito in modo tale da rendere preferibile una loro pubblicazione a parte con un contestuale aggiornamento dei dati alla odierna situazione. Il volume si avvale della ristampa delle fotografie originali e dei disegni dell?Autore, della ristampa delle tavole IGM dell?ing. Reina e di alcune immagini inedite degli acquedotti scattate dallo stesso Ashby e da Esther Van Deman. Sommario: Prima parte: Introduzione. Precedenti studi topografici. La costruzione e la manutenzione degli acquedotti in epoca romana Cura Aquarum : l?organizzazione dell?approvvigionamento idrico in et imperiale Sextus Iulius Frontinus: la sua carriera, il De Aquae Ductu e la sua attivit La progettazione degli acquedotti Seconda parte: Le testimonianze archeologiche degli antichi acquedotti. Aqua Appia Anio Vetus Aqua Marcia Aqua Tepula Aqua Iulia Aqua Virgo Aqua Alsietina Aqua Claudia Anio Novus Aqua Traiana Aqua Alexandriana Appendice delle dimensioni e dei livelli Abbreviazioni usate nelle note e nell?indice analitico.‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 67783

‎Harrison, Martin‎

‎Temple for Byzantium: The Discovery and Excavation of Anicia Juliana's Palace-Church in Istanbul‎

‎Texas, University of Texas, 1989 Linnen binding under illustrated dustjacket, 159 pages, 28.5 x 21.5 cm, English text. *New, Sealed. ISBN 9780292781092.‎

‎A Temple for Byzantium: The Discovery and Excavation of Anicia Juliana's Palace-Church in Istanbul‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 67902

‎Collectif avec avant-propos d'Alain Pasquier‎

‎Euphronios, peintre Ath nes au VI si cle avant J.-C.‎

‎Paris, Editions De La R union Des Mus es Nationaux, 1990 Couverture souple, 270 pages, 28 x 22,5 Cm, Fran ais. * tat bien.‎

‎Euphronios, peintre Ath nes au VI si cle avant J.-C.‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 67907

‎redactie Geschied- en Oudheidkundige Kringen van Limburg‎

‎Oude Land van Loon, jaargang XIII - 1958‎

‎Limburg, Oudheidkundige Kring, 1989 Oorspronkelijk uitgevers omslag, 299 pagina's met afbeeldingen.‎

‎Jaarboek van de Federatie der Geschied- en Oudheidkundige Kringen van Limburg, jaargang XIII - 1958‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 67935

‎Daniele Ferraiuolo, Fran ois Bougard (eds)‎

‎Sacred Places Devotional Practices and Space Organization in Early Medieval Monasteries (5th-10th centuries)‎

‎, Brepols - Harvey Miller95, 2025 Paperback, 420 Pages, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:81 b/w, 35 col., 20 tables b/w., Language(s):English, Italian, French. *new ISBN 9782503616605.‎

‎The body or relics of a saint could attract divine protection on the community and the place where they were kept. If, in some cases, the monasteries were structures of assistance to sanctuaries of certain notoriety, starting from the 7th century, they increasingly played the role of protagonists, autonomously managing the devotional activities derived from the acquisition or translation of relics. The need to preserve the isolation of the 'clausura' and to manage, at the same time, an increasing flow of pilgrims led these monasteries to build new spaces for prayer, communion and assistance. This book includes the Proceedings of the International Conference held in Naples (Italy) on November 28-29, 2022. The Conference - organized, as part of a Marie-Curie research project, by the Fondazione San Bonaventura with the contribution of the Italian Ministry of Culture - brought together historians, archaeologists, and art historians to discuss the theme of spatial articulation of monasteries chosen as places of pilgrimage during the Early Middle Ages in Western Europe. From this interdisciplinary discussion, exciting insights have emerged on aspects of particular relevance, such as the organization of the funerary space and interaction between monks and laypeople, the elements of balance or clash between 'clausura' and hospitality and the comparison between male and female monasteries as devotional centers. TABLE OF CONTENTS List of illustrations Daniele Ferraiuolo, An Opportunity for Discussion on Accessibility to Devotional Spaces in Early Medieval Monasteries: Introduction From Relics to Devotion Enrico Cirelli, L??invenzione? delle reliquie di sant?Apollinare e san Severo a Classe. Organizzazione dello spazio monastico in relazione alla presenza di reliquie e pellegrini nella Ravenna altomedievale Maria Rosaria Marchionibus, I parekklesia di Santa Maria de Pactano e di Santa Maria della Sperlonga. Reliquie e guarigioni miracolose Carlo Ebanista, Venerazione delle reliquie e spazio funerario a Napoli nell?alto medioevo: il caso del monastero di S. Gennaro fuori le mura Anne Baud, Anne Flammin, Tombe sainte et fondation de l?abbaye des moniales de Saint-Andr - le-Haut Vienne dans le Dauphin (France) Philippe Mignot, From Relics to the Cult of the Saint. The Case of Nivelles (7th to ?oth century) S bastien Bully, Espaces d votionnels et fun raires dans l?abbaye de Luxeuil du haut Moyen ge Artemio Manuel Mart nez Tejera, The Relics of Saints and their Role in the First Early Medieval Hispanic Monasteries of the Kingdom of Leon (?oth century) Jordina Sales-Carbonell, Marta Sancho I Planas, Monasticismo femenino en la Hispania tardoantigua. Qui n, d nde, c mo? Ilenia Gentile, Simone Schiavone, Monasteri e strutture d?accoglienza nella Francia merovingia. Il ruolo delle donne alla luce delle fonti agiografiche Anne-Marie Helv tius, Pratiques d votionnelles ?d viantes? dans des monast res d?hommes et de femmes en Gaule m rovingienne From Devotion to Spatial Organization Christian Sapin, Saint-Germain d?Auxerre, pratiques d votionnelles et p lerinages (Ve- XIe si cle) Eleonora Destefanis, La venerazione di santi e reliquie nei monasteri altomedievali dell?Italia settentrionale. Dispositivi liturgici e organizzazione degli spazi cultuali Luigi Carlo Schiavi, The Monastic Space in the Capital of the Lombard Kingdom. The First Centuries of the Monasterium Reginae in Pavia Thomas Kind, A Carolingian Monastery, Fulda. Its Beginnings, Buildings and its Monastic Economy Adrien Bayard, Les monast res entre pratiques d votionnelles et organisation spatiale en Flandre m ridionale (VIIe-Xe si cle) Daniele Ferraiuolo, Reserved Areas and Reception of Guests in Royal Monasteries (7th-?oth Centuries) Federico Marazzi, Conclusioni‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 68037

‎Journal of Urban‎

‎Journal of Urban Archaeology 12 (2025) Featuring a special section, Lost Cities and Legacy Data.‎

‎, Brepols - Harvey Miller, 2025 Paperback, 296 Pages, Size:216 x 280 mm, Illustrations:78 b/w, 116 col., 2 tables b/w., Language:English, *new. ISBN 9782503615646.‎

‎This issue of Journal of Urban Archaeology combines an open call for papers with a special thematic section focused on the entanglement of political control and colonialism with the archaeology of urban sites in the Near East and Egypt during the late Ottoman and the Mandate periods. The articles in this special issue examine how earlier colonial and orientalist approaches informed and shaped archaeological fieldwork, and created persistent legacies in the study of ancient urban sites, through the use of specifi c case studies. Through this approach, these articles demonstrate how the critical re-examination of legacy data can structure nuanced narratives, and together, the authors point the way forwards for dismantling current paradigms around the urban archaeology of the region. TABLE OF CONTENTS List of Illustrations ?The House we Live in? Rubina Raja and S ren M. Sindb k Recent Research in Nicomedia: New Reliefs and the Location of the Hippodrome Within the Urban Context Tuna ?are A?t rk An Egyptian Villa with Animal Pens in New Kingdom Nubia: Reinterpreting Building H4 and Area H4W on Sai Island Carl G. Elkins, Julia Budka, and Chlo Ward Inventing Urban Public Space: Morphogenesis and Energized Crowding in Mohenjo-Daro Kim Dovey and Michael E. Smith Ephemeral Rituals and Urban Timescapes: Family Ties and Object Biography at the Asklepieia of Epidauros and Pergamon Pim Schievink and Christina Williamson Do Warmer, Wetter, and More Unpredictable Environments Matter? Differences in Institutional and Infrastructural Arrangements and Intergenerational Wealth Distributions between Premodern Cities in the Humid and Semiarid Neotropics Vernon L. Scarborough and Christian Isendahl Special Issue: Lost Cities and Legacy Data Cities ?Lost? and ?Found?: The Impact of Western Research on Ancient Sites in the Perception of their Urbanism Olympia Bobou and Rubina Raja Shelving Urban Excavations: Revisiting Ottoman and Mandate Period Archives in Western Asia Olympia Bobou, Filiz T t nc a?lar, Miriam K hn, Eleanor Q. Neil, and Rubina Raja Lost Cities in the Near East: Reassembling Knowledge through Archival Research and Excavation Documentation Olympia Bobou, Miriam K hn, and Rubina Raja Note sur l?urbanisme antique en Syrie durant la p riode du Mandat Fran ais Michel Al-Maqdissi From Tadmor to Palmyra, 1923?1929: The (Re-)creation of an Ancient City Olympia Bobou and Rubina Raja From ?Secondary? City to Primary Focus: A Historiographical Approach to the Urbanity of Seleucia in Pieria Michael Bl mer, Olympia Bobou, Eleanor Q. Neil, and Rubina Raja The Organization of Archaeological Fieldwork and Selective Publication of Findings as Appropriation of Knowledge: Observations on the 1931 Spring Campaign in Gerasa Rubina Raja Alexandria as an Observatory of the Difficulties of Ancient Urban History Marie-Dominique Nenna‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 68047

‎Bibliographie de l'ann e 2023‎

‎Ann e philologique (Bibliographie de l'ann e 2023, publ. 2025) Bibliographie de l'ann e 2023‎

‎, Brepols - Harvey Miller, 2025 Hardback, 2 vols, lxviii + 1940 pages, Size:156 x 234 mm, Language:French, *new. ISBN 9782503615271.‎

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‎Emily Gal, Rebecca Rennell‎

‎Uist Unearthed 5000 Years of Prehistory and History Told through the Interactive Exploration of Five Archaeological Sites‎

‎, Brepols - Harvey Miller, 2025 Hardback, xii + 164 Pages, Size:216 x 280 mm, Illustrations:2 b/w, 94 col., Language:English, *new. ISBN 9782503616353.‎

‎People have been living in Uist?s island landscapes for millennia; shaping and shaped by the unique environments of machair and moorland we see today. Uist Unearthed tells the story of 5000 years of the islands? prehistory and history through five key archaeological sites. Based on the award-winning Uist Virtual Archaeology Project, this interactive book brings Uist?s past to life. Readers are invited to dig deeper and discover Uist?s unique archaeology through colourful and creative mixed media including illustrations, infographics, and photography, enhanced with state-of-the-art augmented reality. This book provides an excellent introduction to Uist?s archaeology for novices and professionals alike. It discusses the importance of Gaelic language and culture in our interpretation and understanding of archaeological landscapes. It is for all those interested in exploring alternative ways of reimagining, interpreting, and presenting the past through digital storytelling. TABLE OF CONTENTS List of Figures Chapter 1. Introduction and Acknowledgements Chapter 2. Landscape and Environment Chapter 2. Bronze Age Cladh Hallan Chapter 3. Iron Age Cill Donnain & D n Torcuill Chapter 4. Norse-period Bornais Chapter 5. Medieval D n an Sticir Chapter 6. Re-engaging with Archaeological Heritage Bibliography Glossary‎

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‎De Juliis, Ettore M.‎

‎Gli ori di Taranto in Et Ellenistica‎

‎Milano, Arnoldo Mondadori Editore Arte, 1989 Softcover, 529 Pages, 27 cm x 23 cm, Italian text. *fine condition.‎

‎Gli ori di Taranto in Et Ellenistica‎

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‎Coll.‎

‎Chronique de l'arch ologie wallonne 14‎

‎Namur, Minist re de la R gion wallonne, 2007 Couverture souple, 240 pages, 30 x 21 cm, illustrations en n/b. ISBN 9782930466163.‎

‎In Memoriam. H li Richard Roosens7-8 Matthys A. Dagobert 2 (676-679) et Stenay9-12 Roosens H. Aper u historique , p. 9 Assassinat, enterrement et culte de Dagobert , pp. 10-11 Origines du fisc royal , pp. 11-12 Brabant Wallon. Editorial15 De Waele E. Brabant Wallon. Prehistoire. Braine-l'Alleud-Ophain-Bois-Seigneur-Isaac: prospections aux Belles Pierres16-17 Lan L. Brabant Wallon. Prehistoire. Ittre/Virginal-Samme: un grattoir en silex au lieu-dit La Vol e18 Lan L. Brabant Wallon. Moyen Age. Chaumont-Gistoux/Corroy-le-Grand: un tablissement autour de l'An Mil18-22 Heller F. Brabant Wallon. Moyen Age. Grez-Doiceau/Bossut-Gottechain: la n cropole m rovingienne, suite mais pas fin23 Vrielynck O. Brabant Wallon. Moyen Age. Grez-Doiceau: d couverte fortuite de c ramique du Haut Moyen Age dans le centre de Grez24-25 De Longueville S. & Vrielynck O. Brabant Wallon. Temps modernes. Jodoigne/Jauchelette: ancienne abbaye de La Ram e, le moulin domestique25-27 Gautier P. & De Waele E. Brabant Wallon. Toutes periodes. Villers-la-Ville: ancienne abbaye cistercienne de Villers-en-Brabant, la porterie int rieure28-30 Gautier P., Martin B., Siebrand M. & De Waele E. Brabant Wallon. Toutes periodes. Walhain/Walhain-Saint-Paul: le ch teau30-32 Verslype L., Young B.K., Best D., Woods W.I. & Hudson P. Hainaut. Editoriaal35-36 Soumoy M. Hainaut. Prehistoire. Bernissart: deux armaturesde fl che n olithiques Harchies36-37 Dufrasnes J. & Parent S. Hainaut. Prehistoire. Brunehaut/Hollain: deux fragments de poignards en silex exog ne37 Delcourt-Vlaeminck M. Hainaut. Prehistoire. Jurbise/Herchies: pointe base biaise m solithique38 Van Assche M. & Dufrasnes J. Hainaut. Prehistoire. Jurbise/herchies: silex taill s la Grande Couture39 Dufrasnes J. Hainaut. Prehistoire. Mons/Spiennes: d couverte d'ateliers et de puits d'extraction du silex rue d'Harmignies39-40 Collet H. & Woodbury M. Hainaut. Prehistoire. Mons/Spiennes: tude du comblement de la mini re 86.8.1 Petit-Spiennes40-43 Robert C. Hainaut. Prehistoire. Mons/Spiennes: fouille de mines de silex n olithiques Petit-Spiennes44-45 Desterbecq D. & Joris J.-P. Hainaut. Prehistoire. Mons/Spiennes: indices miniers n olithiques dans la parcelle 169a au Camp- -Cayaux45-46 Collet H. & Woodbury M. Hainaut. Prehistoire. Pecq: armature p doncule et ailerons47 Vancauwenberghe P. Hainaut. Prehistoire. P ruwelz/Bon-Secours: d couverte d'un grattoir n olithique dans le bois de l'Houmeau47 Leblois E. & Parent S. Hainaut. Prehistoire. Rumes: hache taill e trouv e la station du Calvaire48 Delcourt-Vlaeminck M. Hainaut. Prehistoire. Saint-Ghislain/Hautrage: hache en silex48-49 Dufrasnes J. & Ballez O. Hainaut. Prehistoire. Saint-Ghislain/Sirault: site du N olithique moyen La Muchoire49 Dufrasnes J. Hainaut. Epoque Romaine. Ath/Isi res: traces d'un b timent d' poque romaine50 Dufrasnes J., Parent S., Vancauwenberghe P. & Yernault J.-P. Hainaut. Epoque Romaine. Hensies/Montroeul-sur-Haine: traces d'une petite construction gallo-romaine50-51 Dufrasnes J. & Leblois E. Hainaut. Epoque Romaine. Mons/Maisi res: d couverte de mat riel gallo-romain au lieu-dit Espiniau, au coeur du vicus de Nimy-Maisi res51-52 Leblois E. & Leblois Y. Hainaut. Epoque Romaine. Pont- -Celles/Luttre: am nagement public dans le vicus des Bons-Villers Liberchies52-53 Dewert J.-P. Hainaut. Epoque Romaine. Pont- -Celles/Luttre: campagne de fouilles 2004 de Pro Geminiaco au vicus des Bons-Villers Liberchies53-54 Demanet J.-C., Lurquin E., Clavel P. & Bayot W. Hainaut. Epoque Romaine. Pont- -Celles/Luttre: repas rituel li au culte de Mithra dans le sanctuaire du Bas-Empire des Bons-Villers Liberchies54-55 Udrescu M., Van Neer W. & Vilvorder F. Hainaut. Epoque Romaine. Saint-Ghislain/Sirault: occupation gallo-romaine au lieu-dit La Pr v t 55 Dufrasnes J. Hainaut. Epoque Romaine. Saint-Ghislain/Tertre: tessons gallo-romains56 Dufrasnes J., Leblois E. & Parent S. Hainaut. Epoque Romaine.Saint-Ghislain/Tertre: traces d'occupation d' poque gallo-romaine57-58 Dufrasnes J., Leblois E. & Parent S. Hainaut. Moyen Age. Beloeil/Ellignies-Sainte-Anne: suivi des terrassements d'une maison particuli re58 Dumont G. Hainaut. Moyen Age. Bernissart/Pommeroeul: identification d' l ments m talliques utilis s pour le calfatage des bateaux aux 14-16 si cles59-60 Dufrasnes J. Hainaut. Moyen Age. Bernissart/Pommeroeul: une seconde fibule ans e sym trique m rovingienne trouv e sur la parcelle no 47760 Dufrasnes J. Hainaut. Moyen Age. Chimay: deuxi me campagne de fouilles et premi res d couvertes quant aux origines d'une implantation nobiliaire61-64 Chantinne F. Hainaut. Moyen Age. Frameries/Noirchain: mise au jour de fosses m di vales non loin de l'ancien ch teau64-65 Ansieau C. Hainaut. Moyen Age. Pont- -Celles/Viesville: n cropole m rovingienne. Premiers r sultats65-66 Ansieau C., Denis M. & Dumont G. Hainaut. Moyen Age. Qu vy/Goegnies-Chauss e: mise au jour de mat riel m di val dans des fosses en bordure de la chauss e Bavay-Cologne66-67 Ansieau C. Hainaut. Temps Modernes. Ath: la poursuite de l'enceinte de Vauban dans la quartier de l'Esplanade67-68 Dasselier S., Deramaix I. & Sartieaux P.-P. Hainaut. Temps Modernes. Mons: un instantan de la vie quotidienne au 16e si cle rue des Telliers. R sultats des tudes micro-arch ologiques et carpologiques68-70 Laurent C. Hainaut. Toutes periodes.Aiseau-Presles: valuation des terrains concern s par l'am nagement d'un lotissement70 Dumont G. & Authom N. Hainaut. Toutes periodes. Antoing: campagne d' valuation 2005 sur une partie de la zone d'extension des carri res d'Antoing71-72 Cosse A. Hainaut. Toutes periodes. Chi vres: d couvertes arch ologiques rue Hoche, proximit du rempart73-74 Ingels D. & Nisolle F. Hainaut. Toutes periodes. Enghien: le sous-sol de la cour des Acacias et ses abords74-76 Willems D. & Nisolle F. Hainaut. Toutes periodes. Enghien: une tour de l'enciente urbaine, avenue Reine Astrid76-77 Willems D. & Sartieaux P.-P. Hainaut. Toutes periodes. Enghien: un pass gomm au couvent des Capucins78-79 Willems D. & Nisolle F. Hainaut. Toutes periodes. Enghien/Marcq: valuations l'emplacement d'un lotissement au lieu-dit Champ d'Enghien79 Dosogne M. Hainaut. Toutes periodes. Lobbes: travaux de r fection autour de l' glise Saint-Ursmer80 Dumont G. Hainaut. Toutes periodes. Mons: fouilles de pr vention la rue des Sars80-82 Coquelet C. Hainaut. Toutes periodes. Mons/Spiennes: d couverte de vestiges d' poque ind termin e rue du Moulin83 Collet H. & Woodbury M. Hainaut. Toutes periodes. Tournai/Esplechin: c ramiques m di vales et modernes mises au jour au hameau Mara che84-85 Challe S. Hainaut. Toutes periodes. Tournai: cath drale Notre-Dame, exploration arch ologique des deux derni res trav es de la nef centrale85-86 Brulet R., Brutsaert A. & Deckers M. Li ge. Editorial89 L otard J.-M. Li ge. Prehistoire. Baelen: prospections et d couverte de mat riel lithique90 Pelzer B. & Polrot F. Li ge. Prehistoire. Berloz: prospections magn tiques et nouvelle campagne de fouilles sur le site ruban de Longchamps91-92 Keeley L.H., Bosquet D., Quick R.S., Jadin I. & Golitko M. Li ge. Prehistoire. Crisn e: deux fosses n olithiques et une structure ind termin e aux lieux-dits Busaifosse et Tombe de Hodeige Fize-le-Marsal93-94 Dosogne M., Fechner K. & Bosquet D. Li ge. Prehistoire. Fexhe-le-Haut-Clocher: prospection magn tique et fouilles de vestiges ruban s au lieu-dit Podr l'Cortri Freloux94-95 Bosquet D., Dosogne M., Fechner K. & Quick R.S. Li ge. Prehistoire. Modave: la s quence holoc ne du Trou Al'Wesse, occupations du M solithique et du N olithique ancien96-97 Miller R., Zwyns N., Stewart J. & Otte M. Li ge. Prehistoire. Remicourt-Hodeige: prospection megn tique sur le site ruban de Tombe de Hodeige98-99 Quick R.S. & Bosquet D. Li ge. Prehistoire. Trooz/For t: la p che attest e au Pal olithique moyen et sup rieur dans la grotte Walou99-100 Van Neer W. & Wouters W. Li ge. Prehistoire. Waremme: campagne de prospections magn tiques et fouilles sur le site de La Campagne du Moulin Grand-Axhe101-103 Bosquet D., Quick R.S., Keeley L.H., Jadin I. & Golitko M. Li ge. Protohistoire. Awans: occupation protohistorique avec foyer en fosse sole b tie103-106 Marchal J.-P. & Loicq S. Li ge. Protohistoire. Modave: un murus gallicus en territoire Pont-de-Bonne106-107 Delye E. Li ge. Epoque Romaine. Crisn e: la chauss e Arlon-Tongres et autres vestiges romains associ s Kemexhe107-109 Dosogne M., Fechner K. & Danese V. Gr ce-Hollogne/Velroux: poursuite des fouilles dans la zone d'extension de l'a rogare de Li ge Airport109-112 Marchal J. P. & Loicq S. Li ge. Epoque Romaine. Li ge/Jupille-sur-Meuse: le sanctuaire gallo-romain113 Vanguestaine M. & Gustin M. Li ge. Epoque Romaine. Li ge: recherches relatives l' difice gallo-romain de la place Saint-Lambert113-115 Van der Sloot P. & Henrard D. Li ge. Moyen Age. Clavier: la charpente de la chapelle du ch teau de Ponthoz115-117 Coomans T. Li ge. Moyen Age. Huy: Aux Ruelles, structures d'habitat des 12-13 si cles et atelier de potier du milieu du 14e si cle117-120 P ters C., De Bernardy de Sigoyer S. & Taildeman F. Li ge. Moyen Age. Li ge: fouilles des maisons sises place Emile Dupont nos 9 et 10121-123 Henrard D. & Van der Sloot P. Li ge. Moyen Age. Seraing: d couverte de fragments de deux pierres tombales du 13e si cle effigies grav es124-125 Kockerols H. Li ge. Temps modernes. Baelen: la ferme Toupy125-128 Goffioul C. Li ge. Toutes periodes. Baelen: traces de m tallurgie d' poques anciennes encore ind termin es128-129 Pelzer B. & Polrot F. Li ge. Toutes periodes. Engis/Hermalle-sous-Huy: fouille d'une installation protohistorique et d'une tuilerie gallo-romaine la Campagne de la G r e129-131 Fr butte C. & Gustin M. Li ge. Toutes periodes. Gr ce-Hollogne: l'ancien ch teau de Hollogne-aux-Pierres132 G mis Ph. Li ge. Toutes periodes. Huy: la tour Saint-Jean et les remparts, bref sauvetage l'occasion d'une d couverte fortuite132-134 P ters C. Li ge. Toutes periodes. Li ge: conservation des vestiges de l'Arch oforum et des b timents nos 9 et 10 de la place Emile Dupont134-136 Verstraelen N. Li ge. Toutes periodes. Li ge: derni res observations dans l'ancien couvent des Fr res Cellites, La Licorne136-137 Bauwens C. Li ge. Toutes periodes. Li ge: les vestiges des b timents conventuels de l'ancienne abbaye de Saint-Jacques. Bilan au terme de trois ann es d' tude137-140 Bolle C., Charlier J.-L., Coura G. & L otard J.-M. Li ge. Toutes periodes. Li ge: porte Saint-Martin, rue de l'Universit et rue Velbruck, suivis arch ologiques urbains141 Mora-Dieu G. Li ge. Toutes periodes. Li ge: poursuite des fouilles arch ologiques sur le site du Rivage Saint-Jean, place Neujean142-145 Mora-Dieu G. Li ge. Toutes periodes. Lierneux: tude arch ologique de l'ancienne ferme Bricheux145-148 Neuray B. & Verstraelen N. Li ge. Toutes periodes. Stavelot: ancienne abbatiale ottonienne149-151 Lambotte B. Li ge. Toutes periodes. Villers-le-Bouillet/Fize-Fontaine: valuation dans le parc industriel152-154 Marchal J.P. & Loicq S. Luxembourg. Editorial157 Henrotay D. Luxembourg. Protohistoire. Naufch teau/Hamipr : sondage pr ventif aux abords d'une tombelle Le Sart158 Henrotay D. Luxembourg. Epoque Romaine. Arlon: le passage gu de la Semois mis au jour rue Goffaux158 Henrotay D. Luxembourg. Epoque Romaine. Arlon: plusieurs habitations du vicus d couvertes rue de la Semois159-160 Henrotay D. Luxembourg. Epoque Romaine. Arlon: sondage d' valuation proximit de la n cropole de la Spetz160-161 Henrotay D. Luxembourg. Epoque Romaine. Arlon: traces de parcellaire agricole antique d couvertes rue du Camp161-162 Henrotay D. Luxembourg. Epoque Romaine. Habay/Habay-la-Vieille: villa gallo-romaine de Mageroy, tude compl mentaire du pr -bassin, du grgand bassin et du b timent annexe voisin163-165 Fasbender F.-M., Gratia H. & Zeippen L. Luxembourg. Epoque Romaine. Marche-en-Famenne/Waha: les bains de la villa romaine de Hollogne165-166 Corbiau M.-H. Luxembourg. Moyen Age. Arlon/Autelbas: l'abbaye cistercienne de moniales Clairefontaine167-168 Butler H., De Meulemeester J., Eiroa J., Poisson J.-M., Shqour R. & Van den Bremt A. Luxembourg. Moyen Age. Etalle/Buzenol: le donjon168-169 Henrotay D. Luxembourg. Moyen Age. La Roche-en-Ardenne: le ch teau169-170 Henrotay D. Luxembourg. Moyen Age. Marche-en-Famenne/Hargimont: le donjon170 Henrotay D. Luxembourg. Moyen Age. Neufch teau: d couverte d'une nouvelle tour171-172 Henrotay D. Luxembourg. Moyen Age. Wellin/Sohier: le cimeti re de l'ancienne glise de Froidlieu173 Mignot P. Luxembourg. Toutes periodes. Arlon/ Autelbas: nouvelles stabilisations au ch teau174 Fairon G. & De Pierpont J. Luxembourg. Toutes periodes. Bastogne/Noville: sondages pr alables au lieu-dit Le Tombois174 Henrotay D. Namur. Editorial177 Henderickx L. Namur. Prehistoire. Andenne/Sclayn: la grotte Scladina, le point sur une d marche atypique178-179 Bonjean D. & Di Modica K. Namur. Prehistoire. Namur: la faune m solithique de l'ancienne place Saint-Hilaire180-181 Van Neer W., Udrescu M. & Wouters W. Namur. Prehistoire. Rochefort/Eprave: campagne de fouille 2005 dans la grotte-abri du Ti ne des Maulins182-184 Groenen M. Namur. Prehistoire. Rochefort/Jemelle: campagne de fouilles 2005 l'all e couverte de Lamsoul184-186 Jadin I., Pirson S. & Toussaint M. Namur. Protohistoire. Rochefort/Han-sur-Lesse: fouilles subaquatiques au Trou de Han en 2005187-188 Heller F. Namur. Protohistoire. Viroinval/Olloy-sur-Viroin: fouilles 2004 et 2005 sur la fortification protohistorique du Plateau des Cinques189-192 Warmenbol E. & Pleuger J.-L. Namur. Epoque Romaine. Doische/Matagne-la-Grande: fouilles et sondages 2005 au sanctuaire gallo-romain du Bois des No l192-196 Cattelain P., Pleuger E., Bavay L., Bozet N., Paridaens N. & Warmenbol E. Namur. Epoque Romaine. Fernelmont/Tillier: deux fours de potier gallo-romains197-198 Danese V. Namur. Epoque Romaine. Gesves: les bains de la villa du Corria199-202 Lefert S. Namur. Moyen Age. Hamois/Natoye: une glise rurale disparue et son cimeti re, au hameau de L Fontaine202-205 Vanmechelen R., Verbeek M., Malevez-Schmitz A., Yernaux G. & Defgn e A. Namur. Moyen Age. Yvoir: la forteresse m di vale de Poilvache. La courtine sud-est de la ville, la pi ce st.44, les tours st. 12 et st. 22 et le massif d'entr e sud205-208 Tilmant P.-H. & Vilain C. Namur. Temps modernes. Namur: Le Houyoux canalis dans l'ancien foss de la ville, rue Bas de la Place209-210 Verbeek M. & Vanmechelen R. Namur. Tempes modernes. Namur: un tron on de rempart moderne sous la place Reine Elisabeth210-211 Verbeek M. & Vanmechelen R. Namur. Toutes periodes. Dinant: c ramiques m di vales et modernes mises au jour sur le site artisanal des anciennes filatures, rue du Fourneau Bouvignes212-213 Challe S. Namur. Toutes periodes. Dinant: tude arch ozoologique du site des anciennes filatures de Bouvignes214-216 Pigi re F., Alen A., Udrescu M. & Van Neer W. Namur. Toutes periodes.Namur: valuations pr alables aux fouilles pr ventives de la rue Basse-Marcelle216-219 Vanmechelen R. Namur. Toutes periodes. Namur: fosses gallo-romaines et structures de fond de parcelles post-m di vales sous le venelle de la Grande Forge220-222 Verbeek M. Namur. Toutes periodes. Namur: l'ancienne cole des Bateliers. Premi re approche222-226 Vanmechelen R., Verbeek M. & Cnockaert L. Namur. Toutes periodes.Namur: occupation gallo-romaine pr coce, rempart(s) et habitats m di vaux la rue des Brasseurs nos 51-55227-230 Vanmechelen R. & Verbeek M. Namur. Toutes periodes. Ohey/Haillot: secteur occidental de la Cense del Tour et atelier de potier230-236 Vanmechelen R., Chantinne F., Lefert S. & De Longueville S.‎

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