The Roman circus and southwestern city quarter of Carthage: first results of a new international research project
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DOI: 10.1017/lis.2018.17
Abstract: Abstract The paper presents first results of a joint German–Tunisian research project in Carthage, Tunisia. Archaeological fieldwork has been undertaken (preceded by a geophysical survey) in the southwestern quarter of the ancient city to study… read more here.
Keywords: carthage; quarter; research project; first results ... See more keywords
Carthage and Rome: Introduction
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DOI: 10.1086/692440
Abstract: IN PUTTING CARTHAGE AND ROME side by side in this special issue, we are following in a long tradition. From the ancient period until the modern, the twin Western Mediterranean powers of Carthage and Rome… read more here.
Keywords: carthage rome; carthage; philology; rome introduction ... See more keywords
Textual Monuments: Reconstructing Carthage In Augustan Literary Culture
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DOI: 10.1086/692621
Abstract: AFTERTHE BATTLE OF Naulochus in 36 BCE, a naval columnwas erected in the Roman forum in Octavian’s honor, decorated with the prows of captured ships and topped with a gilded honorific statue. Visually, this column… read more here.
Keywords: monuments reconstructing; textual monuments; reconstructing carthage; carthage augustan ... See more keywords
Two Punic Stelae Rediscovered in Philadelphia
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DOI: 10.1086/703406
Abstract: Two Punic stone stelae and a glass head-bead (of the “demonicmask” type) acquired in North Africa over a century ago have been rediscovered in the Penn Museum. Though present in some European collections, Punic stelae… read more here.
Keywords: two punic; punic stelae; stelae rediscovered; carthage ... See more keywords