Articoli

• Mediterranean exotica and the fabric of Early Iron Age society in Western Iberia (8th – 5th centuries BCE)

  Francisco B. Gomes

  1-19

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• Negotiating Social Entanglements through Feasting in Iron Age and Archaic Western Sicily

  William Balco

  21-41

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• The acquisition of foreign ideas and images in the Phoenician-Punic Pottery from Tas-Silġ, Malta

  Antonella Rosa Saponara

  43-65

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• Harbour sites as a support to the reconstruction of networks and influences: the case of the Mistras Lagoon (Sardinia, Italy)

  Maria Mureddu, Francesco Solinas

  67-86

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• The organic content of the bronze vases of the heroon of Paestum: new data for a new interpretation

  Elisabeth Marie Dodinet, Nicolas Garnier, Delphine Barbier-Pain

  87-101

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• Shells and feeding bottles: continuity or breach between Greece and Rome?

  Sandra Jaeggi-richoz, Nicolas Garnier

  103-124

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• When Rome comes, paint as the Romans do. Meaning, spreading and influence of Roman conquest on Iberian painted pottery

  José Luis Martínez Boix

  125-142

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• The life of the dead. The funerary archaeology in Roman Sardinia: tracing cultural interactions in a provincial context

  Ciro Parodo

  143-162

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• An update on an imperial building complex at the 16th mile of the Via Appia: sources and materials

  Giulia Moretti Cursi

  163-185

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• Ichthyosauria. Soluzioni multidisciplinari per la lettura integrata dell’Appennino emiliano a partire dal rinvenimento dell’ittiosauro di Neviano degli Arduini Italiano

  Alessia Morigi, Filippo Fontana, Alessandro Freschi, Simone Cau, Davide Persico, Francesco Garbasi

  187-212

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• Il progetto Ar.A.R. (Archaeology Augmented Reality). Un esperimento di educazione all’archeologia

  Ilaria Maria Francesca Pitzalis

  213-224

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• Statica ed estetica. Architetture isodome e bicrome in età nuragica

  Giacomo Paglietti, Augusto Mulas

  225-254

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