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Las numerosas exposiciones temporales que ha acogido el Museo Nacional de Arte Romano desde la inauguración de su nueva sede han dado lugar, las más de las veces, a catálogos de las mismas. Éstos, aparte de las fichas de las piezas y como es habitual en este tipo de obras, suelen contener textos relacionados con el tema tratado o las secciones en que se divide la muestra.

Frente a los convencionales ejemplares en papel, el desarrollo de la sala temática instalada en la Sala IX de la Planta Segunda del Museo está dando lugar, desde el año 2014, a publicaciones digitales de descarga gratuita, coordinadas desde el Museo y maquetadas y editadas por el Ministerio de Educación, Cultura y Deporte.


SABIO GONZÁLEZ, Rafael; ALONSO LÓPEZ, Javier: Sexo, desnudo y erotismo en Augusta Emerita.Ministerio de Educación, Cultura y Deporte. Madrid, 2015.

•  Presentación
• I. El carácter mágico del atributo sexual
• II. La imagen desnuda
• III. Dioses del amor
• IV. Sexo y erotismo en Augusta Emerita
• Bibliografía

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 SABIO GONZÁLEZ, Rafael; ALONSO LÓPEZ, Javier; HIDALGO MARTÍN, Luis: Ars scribendi. La cultura escrita en la antigua Mérida. Ministerio de Educación, Cultura y Deporte. Madrid, 2014.

• Presentación
• III. Los protagonistas: maestros, alumnos y usuarios
• III. Los instrumentos de escritura
• III. Los soportes de la escritura
• IV. Los alfabetos y las lenguas. La evolución gráfica de la escritura
• Bibliografía

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Revue de bibliographie sélective et critique pour le monde irano-aryen sur tous les aspects de la culture et de la civilisation iraniennes, des origines à nos jours

A selective and critical bibliographical journal of Iranian studies, also covering Afghanistan and other areas relevant to Iranian culture

چکیده‌های ایرانشناسی یک نشریه کتابشناسی گزیده و انتقادی است از پژوهشهای مربوط به همهً زمینه‌های فرهنگ و تمدن ایرانی‌ از آغاز تا امروز.

Abstracta Iranica est une revue de bibliographie sélective et critique pour le monde irano-aryen ; elle rend compte des travaux concernant tous les aspects de la culture et de la civilisation iraniennes, des origines à nos jours.

Les travaux présentés dans Abstracta Iranica sont sélectionnés parmi les publications de l’année précédente, et présentés par des chercheurs.

Les auteurs et maisons d’édition sont invités à adresser à la Rédaction les ouvrages et tirés-à-part des articles destinés à faire l’objet d’un compte rendu dans la revue.

Numéros ouverts

• Volume 34-35-36 | 2016
  Comptes rendus des publications de 2011-2013

Numéros en texte intégral

• Volume 32-33 | 2013
  Comptes rendus des publications de 2009-2010
• Volume 31 | 2011
  Comptes rendus des publications de 2008
• Volume 30 | 2010
  Comptes rendus des publications de 2007
• Volume 29 | 2008
  Comptes rendus des publications de 2006
• Volume 28 | 2007
  Comptes rendus des publications de 2005
• Volume 27 | 2006
  Comptes rendus des publications de 2004
• Volume 26 | 2005
  Comptes rendus des publications de 2003
• Volume 25 | 2004
  Comptes rendus des publications de 2002
• Volume 24 | 2003
  Comptes rendus des publications de 2001
• Volume 23 | 2002
  Comptes rendus des publications de 2000
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  Comptes rendus des publications de 1999

The Lebanese British Friends of the National Museum is a private philanthropic association established in London as a trust in 1993. It was created with the aim of raising funds and providing technical support for the Beirut National Museum at a time when the museum needed it most. LBFNM’s philanthropic efforts began with the rehabilitation of the museum’s Conservation Laboratory, purchase from the British Museum. Among other activities, LBFNM helped organize the first post-civil war exhibition held at the National Museum, Uprooted Heritage; and coordinated the exhibition Beirut: Uncovering the past, which opened at the British Museum in March 1996 and lasted six months before travelling to the Institut du Monde Arabe in Paris.

Since 1995, LBFNM has been publishing the journal Archaeology and History in Lebanon (formerly National Museum News), which covers a variety of current topics on Lebanon’s cultural history and archaeological past. Other publication projects include the museum’s most recent catalogue Stones and Creed (1999) and A Decade of Archaeology and History in the Lebanon (2004).

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La rivista accoglie contributi scientifici inediti dedicati all'attività di ricerca storico-archeologica della Sardegna e il Notiziario delle attività della Soprintendenza per i Beni Archeologici per le province di Cagliari e Oristano.

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N° 26 (2015): QUADERNI

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Cari soci,  20 anni di pubblicazione del nostro Bollettino sono un traguardo importante, ottenuto senza dubbio grazie ai frutti della continuità della vostra adesione all'Associazione e del vostro continuo supporto.

Per celebrare questa occasione, il sito mette da oggi a disposizione la versione integrale di tutti i numeri del Bollettino: la storia dell'Associazione, del sito archeologico di Iasos e molto altro ancora, a portata di click!

L'ultima uscita del Bollettino (n. 21/2015) è disponibile anche qui in alta definizione. 

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n. 20 Anno 2014	n. 19 Anno 2013	n. 18 Anno 2012	n. 17 Anno 2011
n. 16 Anno 2010	n. 15 Anno 2009	n. 14 Anno 2008	n. 13 Anno 2007
n. 12 Anno 2006	n. 11 Anno 2005	n. 10 Anno 2004	n. 9 Anno 2003 (p. 1) n. 9 Anno 2003 (p. 2) n. 9 Anno 2003 (p. 3)
n. 8 Anno 2002 (p. 1) n. 8 Anno 2002 (p. 2) n. 8 Anno 2002 (p. 3)	n. 7 Anno 2001 (p. 1) n. 7 Anno 2001 (p. 2) n. 7 Anno 2001 (p. 3)	n. 6 Anno 2000 (p. 1) n. 6 Anno 2000 (p. 2)	n. 5 Anno 1999 (p. 2) n. 5 Anno 1999 (p. 2)
n. 4 Anno 1998 (p. 1) n. 4 Anno 1998 (p. 2)	n.  3 Anno 1997 (p. 1) n.  3 Anno 1997 (p. 2)	n.  2 Anno 1996 (p. 1) n.  2 Anno 1996 (p. 2)	n.  1 Anno 1995

Nel tentativo di incentivare gli studi sull'evo antico nell'Africa settentrionale il Centro di Studi interdisciplinari sulle Province Romane ha promosso l'edizione di una serie di volumi curati da autori italiani e maghrebini. 

Solo per restare all'ultimo decennio e senza contare gli innumerevoli articoli e le ormai decine di migliaia di pagine che raccolgono gli Atti del convegno L'Africa Romana, ricordiamo:

• Uchi Maius, 1, Scavi e ricerche epigrafiche in Tunisia, a cura di A. Mastino e M. Khanoussi, 1997;
• P. Ruggeri, Africa ipsa parens illa Sardiniae. Studi di storia antica e di epigrafia, 1999;
• S. Aounallah, Le Cap Bon, jardin de Carthage. Recherches d'épigraphie et d'histoire romano-africaines (146 a.C.-235 p.C.), 2001;
• P. Salama, Les bornes milliaires du territoire de Tipasa (Maurétanie Césarienne), 2002;
• A. M. Corda (a cura di ), Uomo, Territorio, Ambiente. La cooperazione italo-tunisina nel settore archeologico, 2002;
• M. Milanese (a cura di ), Uchi Maius tardo antica e islamica. Miscellanea di studi 1997/2002, 2003;
• R. Zucca, Sufetes Africae et Sardiniae. Studi storici e geografici sul Mediterraneo antico, 2004;
• A. Ibba, G. Traina, L'Afrique romaine de l'Atlantique à la Tripolitaine (69-439 ap. J.-C.), 2006;
• A. Ibba (a cura di, con la collaborazione di M. Abid, Z. Benzina Ben Abdallah, C. Cazzona, D. Sanna, R. Sanna, E. Ughi, disegni di S. Ganga ), Uchi Maius, 2: Le iscrizioni, 2006.

Conscio dell'importanza del libro con insostituibile strumento formativo primario, il Centro di Studi interdisciplinari sulle Province Romane ha sempre posto gratuitamente a disposizione di Università e Istituti di ricerca algerini, libici, marocchini e tunisini e di giovani studiosi meritevoli di attenzione, questi volumi, al fine di incentivare la ricerca scientifica e di agevolare la formazione di elementi validi ma economicamente svantaggiati.

Allegati 

Elenco delle tesi di dottorato di argomento africano (file PDF - 37 Kb)
Università degli Studi di Sassari.

Elenco delle tesi di laurea di argomento africano (file PDF - 32 Kb)
Università di Sassari e Cagliari.

Elenco delle pubblicazioni del Dipartimento di Storia (file PDF - 65 Kb)
Università degli Studi di Sassari.

Atti dei convegni

Atti "L'Africa Romana" I

Atti "L'Africa Romana" II

Atti "L'Africa Romana" III

Atti "L'Africa Romana" IV - vl. 1
Atti "L'Africa Romana" IV - vl. 2

Atti "L'Africa Romana" V

Atti "L'Africa Romana" VI - vl. 1
Atti "L'Africa Romana" VI - vl. 2

Atti "L'Africa Romana" VII - vl. 1
Atti "L'Africa Romana" VII - vl. 2

Atti "L'Africa Romana" VIII - vl. 1
Atti "L'Africa Romana" VIII vl. 2

Atti "L'Africa Romana" IX - vl. 1
Atti "L'Africa Romana" IX - vl. 2

Atti "L'Africa Romana" X - vl. 1
Atti "L'Africa Romana" X - vl. 2
Atti "L'Africa Romana" X - vl. 3

Atti "L'Africa Romana" XI - vl. 1
Atti "L'Africa Romana" XI - vl. 2
Atti "L'Africa Romana" XI - vl. 3

Atti "L'Africa Romana" XII - vl. 1
Atti "L'Africa Romana" XII - vl. 2
Atti "L'Africa Romana" XII - vl. 3

Atti "L'Africa Romana" XIII - vl. 1
Atti "L'Africa Romana" XIII - vl. 2

Atti "L'Africa Romana" XIV - vl. 1
Atti "L'Africa Romana" XIV - vl. 2
Atti "L'Africa Romana" XIV - vl. 3

Atti "L'Africa Romana" XV - vl. 1
Atti "L'Africa Romana" XV - vl. 2
Atti "L'Africa Romana" XV - vl. 3

Atti "L'Africa Romana" XVI - vl. 1
Atti "L'Africa Romana" XVI - vl. 2
Atti "L'Africa Romana" XVI - vl. 3
Atti "L'Africa Romana" XVI - vl. 4

Atti "L'Africa Romana" XVII - vl. 1
Atti "L'Africa Romana" XVII - vl. 2
Atti "L'Africa Romana" XVII - vl. 3
Atti "L'Africa Romana" XVII - vl. 4

Atti "L'Africa Romana" XVIII - vl. 1
Atti "L'Africa Romana" XVIII - vl. 2
Atti "L'Africa Romana" XVIII - vl. 3

Atti "L'Africa Romana" XIX - vl. 1
Atti "L'Africa Romana" XIX - vl. 2
Atti "L'Africa Romana" XIX - vl. 3

Indici decennali 1983-1992

Since the publication of the Lexicon of Greek Personal Names II (Attica) in 1994 and Foreign Residents of Athens in 1996, fresh epigraphic evidence has continued to emerge by the month in the form of newly published inscriptions and re-readings and reinterpretations of old material. This has entailed a steady enhancement in the state of the Attic onomsticon and prosopography, with new names added, evidence for known names and people supplemented, and misread or misinterpreted names abolished.

A gauge of this progress is provided only partially by the Bibliography, from which references are removed when subsumed by Supplementum Epigraphicum Graecum items. A better indication is given by the Addenda / Corrigenda to LGPN, posted by us at regular intervals until 2008, recording the cumulative changes to be made to the printed LGPN II. And in addition to these there are the extensive updates to bibliographic references provided by the publication of such corpora as Agora XVI and XVIII, IEleusis, IRhamnous and SEMA, not to mention the sixteen volumes of SEG that have appeared in the intervening years.

This site makes available the complete up-to-date onomastic data for the population of ancient Athens, through a search facility, and through html files that present the latest version of the Onomasticon.

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1975	No. 6, May	No. 7, October
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1973	No. 2, April	No. 3, October
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Studies in Mycenaean Inscriptions and Dialects (SMID) contains glossaries of individual Mycenaean terms, tablet and series citations, and subject indices all linked to bibliographical references. As a reference tool, SMID is both complex and comprehensive, with indices of linguistic, archaeological, historical, religious, and cultural topics, as well as individual words and phrases in the tablets.

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A digitAR - Revista Digital de Arqueologia, Arquitectura e Artesé uma revista de carácter científico que pretende cobrir um leque abrangente de temáticas relacionadas com o património cultural, disponibilizando os seus conteúdos on-line de forma gratuita. A sua edição está a cargo do Centro de Estudos Arqueológicos das Universidades de Coimbra e Porto (CEAUCP).

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"O Corpo Através da Imagem"

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n. 1 (2013): Actas do 6º ATP | 9º SIACOT

International Journal of Archaeology (IJA) is established specifically to deal with archaeology on a world-wide multiperiod basis. It provides a international forum for innovative, descriptive and theoretical archaeological research, paying particular attention to the role and development of human intellectual abilities and symbolic beliefs and practices，with contributions from an international cast of academics and field workers.

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The Bible and Critical Theory is an exploratory and innovative online scholarly journal for biblical studies, published by the Bible and Critical Theory Seminar. The journal explores the intersections between critical theory, understood in the broad sense, and biblical studies. It publishes peer-reviewed articles that investigate the contributions from critical theory to biblical studies, and contributions from biblical studies to critical theory. The journal has an active series of book reviews, which are published as they are ready.

BCT content is available freely on an open access basis. It is also aggregated by the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) and is indexed by the American Theological Library Association (ATLA) Religion Database and Scopus.

2016

Vol 12, No 1 (2016): Jonah

2015

Vol 11, No 2 (2015): Babylon Complex

Vol 11, No 1 (2015): In Transition

2014

Vol 10, No 2 (2014): Admen and Eve

Vol 10, No 1 (2014): Bible and Critical Theory

2013

Vol 9, No 1-2 (2013): Bible and Critical Theory, Reloaded

2012

Vol 8, No 2 (2012): The Marxism Issue

Vol 8, No 1 (2012): Bible and Critical Theory

2011

Vol 7, No 2 (2011): Biblical Politics

Vol 7, No 1 (2011): Bible and Critical Theory, Resurrected

2010

Vol 6, No 3 (2010): Bible and Critical Theory

Vol 6, No 2 (2010): Bible and Critical Theory

Vol 6, No 1 (2010): Bible and Critical Theory

2009

Vol 5, No 3 (2009): Bible and Critical Theory

Vol 5, No 2 (2009): Rescuing the Bible

Vol 5, No 1 (2009): Bible and Critical Theory

2008

Vol 4, No 3 (2008): Bible and Critical Theory

Vol 4, No 2 (2008): Bible and Critical Theory

Vol 4, No 1 (2008): Identity Production

2007

Vol 3, No 3 (2007): Bible and Critical Theory

Vol 3, No 2 (2007): Bible and Critical Theory

Vol 3, No 1 (2007): Bible and Critical Theory

2006

Vol 2, No 3 (2006): Cosmopolitanism and Biblical Studies

Vol 2, No 2 (2006): Dossier on the Seminar

Vol 2, No 1 (2006): Bible and Critical Theory

2005

Vol 1, No 4 (2005): Bible and Critical Theory

Vol 1, No 3 (2005): Bible and Critical Theory

Vol 1, No 2 (2005)

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Vol 1, No 1 (2004)

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Do you need to add a new modern or historical name or name variant to a place resource in Pleiades? Here's how to do it. 

If you know the name (either historical or modern) of an ancient place in Pleiades, but see that it's not included in our dataset, you can easily add it and submit it for review and eventual publication. You should also add appropriate name resources to any new place resource that you are creating so that you can submit them as a set.

Concepts and Background

Pleiades stores geographical and historical information in four "information resources": places, names, locations, and connections. If you are not familiar with these terms and how they are used in Pleiades, you should first consult the short Conceptual Overview.

The editors have set out their expectations for the content of name resources in a section of the Editorial Guidelines. You should also consult it before starting to add name resources.

Step-by-step: How to add a new name resource

1. Login to Pleiades.

2. Navigate to the place resource to which you wish to add a name.



3. Scroll down the page to the bottom of the "Names" listing and select the "Add Name" button.

4. Pleiades creates a new name resource, assigns it to you, and automatically opens a form through which you can edit its contents. This new name resource begins life in "drafting" state, and is invisible to the public and other users (apart from the editorial college and site managers). Other contributors, when logged in, are able to see an entry for the resource (title and your name) in the Names listing on the parent place page, but they cannot see the contents of your draft. This level of visibility is intended to prevent duplication of effort by contributors. You may modify and save the new name resource multiple times until you are ready to submit it for review.

 

5. On the "Add Name" form use the component navigation tabs ("Default", etc.) together with the individual data entry fields and the "Save" button at the bottom of the page to record the modifications you wish to make. Please note editorial expectations and standards for names as outlined in the Editorial Guidelines document.

6. After the first time you save the form, you can open it again by selecting the "Edit" tab on the gray tertiary menu bar. It will now be titled "Edit Name" instead of "Add Name", but is otherwise identical.

 

7. When you are satisfied with the modifications you have made to the name resource, submit it for review by the editorial college by selected "State: Drafting" from the gray tertiary menu bar and then selecting "Submit for review" from the drop-down menu. 

8. If the editors have any questions or concerns about the content or format of your submitted name resource, they will contact you by email. If not, they will publish it. Upon publication of the name resource, your personal name will appear in the "Creators" section of the new name resource and in the "Contributors" section of the parent place resource. The contribution will also be reflected on the Pleiades Credits page.

 

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La storia dell'alimentazione italiana dalle origini al periodo classico

L’iniziativa si inserisce nell’ambito della grande rassegna espositiva “Cibi e sapori nell’Italia Antica”, organizzata e coordinata nel 2004 dalla Direzione Generale per i Beni Archeologici e dalla Direzione Generale per l’Innovazione Tecnologica e la Promozione del Ministero per i beni e le attività culturali, coinvolgendo ben 110 sedi museali distribuite sul territorio nazionale, per dare l’opportunità di ripercorrere a ritroso una Storia e una Tradizione su un tema culturale che fa parte della nostra vita quotidiana e per il quale è difficile non sentire un senso di “appartenenza”. L’evento mira a favorire, inoltre, un momento di riflessione sui simboli e i significati del nostro comportamento alimentare. L’uomo, infatti, si distingue dagli altri esseri viventi per la sua capacità di simbolizzare, e il cibo è “lo strumento simbolico per eccellenza”. Il comportamento alimentare umano, infatti, non si rivolge al mero soddisfacimento fisiologico del senso di fame, ma assolve invece una serie di funzioni sociali e culturali che rimandano proprio alla definizione del senso di identità del gruppo e della persona.

Cibo come Cultura, dunque, per non dimenticare che, se è vero che la cucina è un indicatore culturale e definisce il senso di appartenenza a questa o quella comunità, è vero pure che, essa è il primo spazio umano - privilegiato - dove più velocemente si eliminano le barriere tra i popoli, favorendo l’incontro - attraverso scambi vicendevoli - di conoscenze preziose che divengono parte integrante del patrimonio e della identità culturale di ogni civiltà. 

Il tema di grande attualità, viene affrontato in questa sede con l’intento di offrire un contributo, scientifico, specifico e significativo, al grande dibattito che si è animato intorno al Cibo e ai suoi linguaggi, perseguendo al contempo l’obiettivo di comunicarlo a un più vasto ed eterogeneo pubblico, nel rispetto, quindi, della legge n. 4 del 9 gennaio del 2004 “Disposizioni per favorire l’accesso dei soggetti disabili agli strumenti informatici”.

Preistoria e prime civiltà

• • L'Uomo e il Cibo
  • Dalla preistoria all'età del ferro
  • L'origine delle tradizioni agricole
  • La domesticazione animale
  • Il cibo del Primo Uomo
  • Cibi sardi
  • Fenici e Punici in Sardegna
  • L'alimentazione nell'Antico Egitto
  • Alle origini del pane
  • Storia del vino
  • L'olio di oliva nell'antichità
  • Il sale
  • Origini e diffusione del riso
  • Le origini della coltivazione della vite
  • Bevande fermentate
  • La preistoria dei formaggi
  • Conserve nella preistoria

Mondo Classico

• • Alimentazione in Grecia
  • Alimentazione in Etruria
  • Cibi e sapori nella società romana

• Approfondimenti

• • Dai falcetti del neolitico all'Egitto granaio di Roma
  • Alimentazione nel Bruttium
  • Vino e spezie
  • Frutta pregiata a Pollentia e Libarna
  • La produzione del vino a Pompei
  • Cibi sardi

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This bibliography, maintained by Michel Buijs, focuses on publications of interest to those working from a functional perspective
Last update: August 11, 2016

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Between 1991 and 1996, the Society published eleven issues of a biannual newsletter, reporting on surveys and excavations, plus general information on Society activities. The newsletter has been replaced by the Society’s annual bulletin, Sudan & Nubia… see Bulletin: Sudan & Nubia

Each newsletter can be read (free) through the online reading service ISSUU by following the links below. If a download is preferred, sign up to ISSUU, which will then provide download links (free).

Newsletter : No. 1
Sudan Archaeological Research Society, London, November 19914 pages … no archaeological reportsREAD NEWSLETTER ONLINE… issuu.com >

Newsletter : No. 2
Sudan Archaeological Research Society, London, June 199212 pagesREAD NEWSLETTER ONLINE… issuu.com >
ARTICLES
— Allason-Jones, L. Roman Objects in the National Museum, Khartoum
— Edwards, D.N. The Mahas Survey 1991
— French, P. Recent Finds from Qasr Ibrim
— Horton, M. Excavations at Qasr Ibrim
— Jakobielski, S. Excavations in the Capital City of the Kingdom of Makouria
— Smith, L.M.V. An Exploratory Provenance Study of a Meroitic Fineware
— Welsby, D.A. Excavations in the Capital City of the Kingdom of Alwa

Newsletter : No. 3
Sudan Archaeological Research Society, London, November 199216 pagesREAD NEWSLETTER ONLINE… issuu.com >
ARTICLES
— Edwards, D.N. South from Wadi Halfa: Archaeology in Nubia in the 1990s
— Kirwan, Sir L. Comments on the ‘End of Meroe’
— Lenoble, P. The “End” of the Meroitic Empire: The Evidence from Central Sudan
— Shinnie, P. Reminiscences of an Archaeologist in the Sudan

Newsletter : No. 4
Sudan Archaeological Research Society, London, June 199322 pagesREAD NEWSLETTER ONLINE… issuu.com >
ARTICLES
— Allason-Jones, L. Roman Objects from Sudan in the Museum of Fine Arts Boston
— Filer, J. Preliminary Remarks on the Human Remains from Soba East
— Taylor, J. Two Pieces of Nubian Metalwork in The British Museum
— Welsby, D.A. Kawa Survey Project
— Welsby Sjöström, I. Soba Excavation Project: The Final Season
— Wenig, S. Recent Archaeological Work at Meroe and Musawwarat es Sufra

Newsletter : No. 5
Sudan Archaeological Research Society, London, November 199350 pagesREAD NEWSLETTER ONLINE… issuu.com >
ARTICLES
— Castiglioni, A. and A. The Ancient Gold Route from Buhen to Berenice Panchrysos
— Mallinson, M. SARS Survey from Bagrawiya to Atbara, 1993: The Survey
— Reinold, J. Section Française de la Direction des Antiquités du Soudan: Preliminary Report on the 1991/92 and 1992/93 Seasons in the Northern Provinces
— Smith, L. SARS Survey from Bagrawiya to Atbara, 1993: Lithics and Pottery: Preliminary Dating
— Taylor, J. Examples of Nubian Metalwork in The British Museum
OBITUARIES
— Morkot, R.G. Fritz Hintze, 15 April 1915 – 30 March 1993

Newsletter : No. 6
Sudan Archaeological Research Society, London, June 199436 pagesREAD NEWSLETTER ONLINE… issuu.com >
ARTICLES
— Edwards, D.N. Some recent work on the post-Meroitic (‘X-Group’) in Lower Nubia
— Filer, J. The SARS Survey from Bagrawiya to Atbara: The contents of five tombs from cemetery 159.2, Wadi Gabati
— Mallinson, M. The SARS Survey from Bagrawiya to Atbara: The Excavations
— Quirke, S. The Scarabs and Plaques
— Smith, H.S. The Nubian Archaeological Rescue campaign and the early cultural history of Nubia
— Smith, L. The SARS Survey from Bagrawiya to Atbara: The complete vessels from cemetery 159.2, Wadi Gabati
— Tobert, N. Transient Settlements in Darfur, Sudan
— Török, L. Garstang’s excavations at Meroe, 1909-14
— Welsby, D.A. The SARS Northern Dongola Reach Survey: The Survey
— Welsby Sjöström, I. The SARS Northern Dongola Reach Survey: The Pottery and Stone Objects

Newsletter : No. 7
Sudan Archaeological Research Society, London, November 199432 pagesREAD NEWSLETTER ONLINE… issuu.com >
ARTICLES
— Alexander, J. Islamic Archaeology: The Ottoman Frontier on the Middle Nile
— Fatih A. Salih. The excavation of tumulus (KE5) at Kawa, Sudan
— Reed, G. Archaeological remains in the Kebkebiya area of northern Darfur
OBITUARIES
— Kirwan, L.P. Negm el Din Mohammed Sherif

Newsletter : No. 8
Sudan Archaeological Research Society, London, June 199552 pagesREAD NEWSLETTER ONLINE… issuu.com >
ARTICLES
— Cowell, M. Preliminary report on the examination of the metalwork from the temples of Kawa, Sudan
— Edwards, D.N. The SARS excavations at Gabati, Central Sudan, 1994/5: The Excavations
— Filer, J. The SARS excavations at Gabati, Central Sudan, 1994/5: The Skeletal Remains
— Geus, F. Archaeology and History of Sai Island
— Morkot, R. Rivers of Ivory. Reflections on the origin of the Napatan State
— Quirke, S. The Northern Dongola Reach Survey, the 1994/5 season: The Scarabs and Scaraboids
— Rose, P.J. The SARS excavations at Gabati, Central Sudan, 1994/5: The Meroitic and post-Meroitic Pottery
— Welsby, D.A. The Northern Dongola Reach Survey, the 1994/5 season: The Survey
OBITUARIES
— Alexander, J. Margaret Shinnie
— James, H. Peter Shore

Newsletter : No. 9
Sudan Archaeological Research Society, London, November 199528 pagesREAD NEWSLETTER ONLINE… issuu.com >
ARTICLES
— Manzo, A. Remarks on the Jebel Moya ceramics in the British Museum and their cultural significance
— Phillips, J. Egyptian and Nubian material from Ethiopia and Eritrea
— Smith, H.S. and MacDonald, K.C. The Archaeology of Africa: Food, metals and towns
OBITUARIES
— Shinnie, P. Margaret Shinnie; an additional note

Newsletter : No. 10
Sudan Archaeological Research Society, London, June 199638 pagesREAD NEWSLETTER ONLINE… issuu.com >
ARTICLES
— Judd, M. The Northern Dongola Reach Survey: Surface skeletal remains from cemetery 016
— Kroeper, K. The Rediscovery of the Kushite site at Naqa, 1822 to 1996
— Krzyzaniak, L. The Kadero Project
— Macklin, M. and Woodward, J. The Northern Dongola Reach Survey: Holocene river behaviour in the Nile
— Smith, L.M.V. Investigation of the provenance of Meroitic Fine Wares
— Usick, P. Excavating the Bankes Drawings and Manuscripts
— Welsby, D.A. The Northern Dongola Reach Survey: The 1995/6 season

Newsletter : No. 11
Sudan Archaeological Research Society, London, November 199626 pagesREAD NEWSLETTER ONLINE… issuu.com >
ARTICLES
— Adams, W.Y. Sudanology — The Noble Salvage
— Alexander, J. The 8th International Conference for Meroitic Studies, London, September 1996
— Edwards, D.N. Aerial Photographs of Archaeological Sites in Northern Sudan

Newsletters : Nos. 1-11 : table of contents
Newletters (1991-1996) of the Sudan Archaeological Research Society, London
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