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The Oxford History Of The Roman World
John Boardman (, Lincoln College, Oxford Professor of Classical Archaeology and Art)
Language: English
Published by Oxford University Press, United Kingdom, Oxford, 2001
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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. In less than fifty-three years, Rome subjected most of the known world to its rule. Written by a team of specialist scholars, this book traces the rise of Rome from its origins as a cluster of villages to the foundation of the Empire and its consolidation in the first two centuries CE. It include…s chapters on social and political history, the Emperors, art and architecture, and the works of the leading Roman poets, historians, and philosophers. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.
Rome (Oxford Archaeological Guides)
Amanda Claridge (Reader in Classical Archaeology, Royal Holloway, University of London)
Language: English
Published by Oxford University Press, United Kingdom, Oxford, 2010
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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. The city of Rome is the largest archaeological site in the world, capital and showcase of the Roman Empire and the centre of Christian Europe. This guide provides: Coverage of all the important sites in the city from 800 BC to AD 600 and the start of the early middle ages, drawing on the latest d…iscoveries and the best of recent scholarship Over 220 high-quality maps, site plans, diagrams and photographs Sites divided into fourteen main areas, with star ratings to help you plan and prioritize your visit: Roman Forum; Upper Via Sacra; Palatine; Imperial Forums; Campus Martius; Capitoline Hill; Circus Flaminius to Circus Maximus; Colosseum and Esquiline hill; Caelian hill and the inner via Appia; Lateran to Porta Maggiore; Viminal hill; Pyramid to Testaccio; the outer via Appia; other outlying sites; Museums and Catacombs. Introduction offering essential background to the history and culture of ancient Rome, placing the city in the context of the development of the empire, highlighting the nature of Roman achievement, and explaining how Rome came to be the largest city in the ancient world. Comprehensive glossaries of Rome's building materials, techniques and building types, a chronological table of kings, emperors, and the early popes, information about opening times, references and suggestions for further reading and a detailed user-friendly index. For this new edition the original text has been extensively revised, adding over 20 more sites and illustrations, the itineraries have been re-organized and expanded to suit the many changes that have taken place in the past decade, and the practical information and references have been fully updated. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.
Crimean Chersonesos: City, Chora, Museum, and Environs
University of Texas at Austin Institute of Classical Archaeology; Natsional'nyi Zapovidnyk "Khersones Tavriis'kyi"
Language: English
Published by Univ of Texas at Austin Inst of Classical Archaeology, Austin, Texas, (2003), 2003
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Trade Paperback. Near Very Good, internally clean, solid paperback copy. Slight bumping to one corner. #.
Published by THAMES & HUDSON, NY LONDON, 2000
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Add to basketHardcover. Condition: MINT. Dust Jacket Condition: MINT. FIRST. PAPERS ON CLASSICAL ART AND ARCHAEOLOGY (illustrator).
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VALERIO MASSIMO MANFREDI Professor of Classical Archaeology , Screen-Writer[ Major Film & Documentaries ] & Author
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Hardcover. Condition: As New. Dust Jacket Condition: As New. First Edition UK. Maroon Boards with gilt titles to spine, 240 x 160 mm approx. [viii] + 358 pp. First UK Edition 1st Printing 2008 in collectible condition.(First Published in Italian in 1998 as Ll Faraone delle Sabbie) Translated into English by Christine Feddersen-M…anfredi. As New / As New (Book- no previous owner name or insc. Dust Jacket- non price clipped- No imperfections to book or jacket - the later now in a removable proprietary protective sleeve). Please see our image of the actual book offered for sale.
Resümees: XIII. Internationaler Kongress für Klassische Archäologie, Berlin, 24.-30. Juli 1988.
International Congress of Classical Archaeology (13th: 1988: Berlin).
Published by Berlin, 1988
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Northern Pontic Antiquities in the State Hermitage Museum (Colloquia Pontica, 7)
Boardman, Lincoln Professor Of Classical Archaeology And Art And Fellow John; Solovyov, Sergei L; Tsetskhladze, Gocha R
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XIIe Congrès international d'archéologie classique, Athènes 4-10 septembre 1983 : résumés des communications.
nternational Congress of Classical Archaeology Athens, Greece) various
Published by Athenes, 1983
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Add to basketSoft cover. Condition: Good. Athenes 1983 paperback 205 pages text in Italian, English, French and Greek, minor wear to covers otherwise in VERY GOOD CLEAN TIGHT READING ORDER. Full refund if not satisfied. 24 hour despatch. If not pictured in this listing, a scan of the actual book is available on request.
Roman Art in the Private Sphere
. Ed(s): Gazda, Professor of Classical Art and Archaeology Elaine K (University of Michigan)
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Condition: New. An exploration of the relation between domestic Roman art and its social milieu, now with an updated introduction Editor(s): Gazda, Professor of Classical Art and Archaeology Elaine K (University of Michigan). Num Pages: 156 pages, figures, black & white plates. BIC Classification: 1QDAR; HBLA1; HD. Category: (G)… General (US: Trade). Dimension: 249 x 175 x 18. Weight in Grams: 499. . 2010. 2nd Edition. Paperback. . . . .
Published by S.i., Vienne, 1950
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More imagesPublished by Sansori Editore - Firenze, Italy, 1949
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Add to basketSoft cover. Condition: Fair. Relatively clean, 1947 Annual Bulletin Of Classical Archaeology, Vol. II paperback from a closed bookstore. As shown, thick paperback cover of this large book has moderate wear along edges with overall paper discoloration. Binding is secure, and all glossy pages are intact. Printed in Italy, book is…written in both English and Italian. Black and white photographs throughout. No marked, creased, or torn pages, with normal aging/spotting of paper over time. This book is a possible candidate for rebinding to preserve document. Book will be carefully packaged for safe delivery. Paper Dragon is a 5-Star seller of reference books and does not solicit buyer ratings. DRCL.
More imagesPublished by Sansoni Editore - Firenze, Italy, 1946
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Add to basketSoft cover. Condition: Fair. Relatively clean, 1946 Annual Bulletin Of Classical Archaeology, Vol. I paperback from a closed bookstore. As shown, thick paperback cover of this large book has moderate wear along edges with overall paper discoloration. A torn area appears at bottom of spine. Binding is secure, and all glossy pages… are intact. Printed in Italy, book is written in both English and Italian. Black and white photographs throughout. No marked, creased, or torn pages, with normal aging/spotting of paper over time. This book is a possible candidate for rebinding to preserve document. Book will be carefully packaged for safe delivery. DRCL.
Roman Art in the Private Sphere
. Ed(s): Gazda, Professor of Classical Art and Archaeology Elaine K (University of Michigan)
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Condition: New. An exploration of the relation between domestic Roman art and its social milieu, now with an updated introduction Editor(s): Gazda, Professor of Classical Art and Archaeology Elaine K (University of Michigan). Num Pages: 156 pages, figures, black & white plates. BIC Classification: 1QDAR; HBLA1; HD. Category: (G)… General (US: Trade). Dimension: 249 x 175 x 18. Weight in Grams: 499. . 2010. 2nd Edition. Paperback. . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.
Charicles or Illustrations of the Private Life of the Ancient Greeks | With Notes and Excursuses | From the German of Professor Becker.
Becker, Wilhelm Adolf [Wilhelm Adolf Becker (1796 - September 30, 1846) was a German classical scholar and Professor of Archaeology at Leipzig University, better known as the author of Gallus] Translated by Reverend Frederick Metcalfe.
Published by Published by Longmans, Green and Co., 39 Paternoster Row, London New Edition . 1895., 1895
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Add to basketNew edition hard back binding in publisher's original burgundy cloth covered boards, blocked and lettered silver back, chestnut brown end papers. 8vo. 7½'' x 5¼''. Contains (xxi), 512 pp + 24 pp publisher's advertisements. Foxing to the front end papers, rubbing to the covers, hinges sound. Member of the P.B.F.A. GREECE (Ancient… Greek).
Language: English
Published by Ankara: TTK, 1978., Ankara:, 1978
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Add to basketHardcover. Condition: New. INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF CLASSICAL ARCHAEOLOGY The Proceedings of the Xth International Congress of Classical Archaeology. Edited by Ekrem Akurgal. Ankara-Izmir, 23-30/IX/1973. 3 volumes. Ankara: TTK, 1978. Large 8vo., 3 volumes set (xxix, 590, [1] p., ills., 6 folding plates; 592-1138 pp., ills., 3 f…olding plates; 360 plates). Original binding. No jacket. New Oversize and very heavy volumes. Please contact for postage cost. ISBN: CATALOG: Archaeology KEYWORDS: Archaeology Anatolian civilizations Assyria Hittites Excavation Middle East Mesopotamia Roman Empire Hellenic culture.
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Published by Thames & Hudson
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Add to basketCondition: Good. Large illustrated hardcover edition of "The Western Greeks: Classical Civilization in the Western Mediterranean" by Giovanni Pugliese Carratelli. Extensive scholarly and visual reference work dedicated to Magna Graecia, ancient Greek colonies, archaeology, classical art, and Mediterranean civilization. Contains…approximately 1,600 illustrations, including 600 in colour, with detailed historical analysis, archaeological material, maps, artifacts, and classical imagery throughout the volume. Book remains in very good condition. Pages are clean and complete. Binding solid. Minor shelf wear visible on the dust jacket consistent with age. An important reference work for collectors, archaeology enthusiasts, historians, and students of classical civilization. Carefully packed and shipped from Belgium with tracking.
Published by Le Caire : Imprimerie Nationale, 1909
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Add to basketFirst Edition. Good, strong copy in contemporary buckram-backed marble boards, now somewhat rubbed at the edges with a small abrasion to the front fore-edge. Spine somewhat dust-dulled and sun-toned with surface tearing to the lower front joint. Marginal tear to front free endpaper, with a faint damp-stain to the upper gutter of… some preliminary leaves. Text block remains otherwise tight, bright and clean; a well-preserved example overall. Provenance: bookplate of Dr. Hans Abel, linguist of Ancient Egyptian. Physical description; 316 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm. Notes; Held under the presidency of His Highness the Khedive. The Congress took place in Alexandria (7-8 April) and Cairo (10-15 April) 1909. Contains memoirs including: Th. Schreiber (Character und Tendenzen der alexandrinischen Kunst); Georges Seure (Les mercenaires thraces et macédoniens); H. Thiersch (Der Pharos von Alexandria); A.J. Reinach (Les Galates en Egypte); Gustave Glotz (La diplomatie de Philippe); P. Cavvadias (Sur la restauration de la Tholos d'Épidaure); Jean N. Svoronos (Asklépios enfant); and others. Subjects; Archaeology Congresses. Classical antiquities Congresses. Excavations (Archaeology) Egypt. Graeco-Roman Egypt. Alexandria (Egypt) Antiquities. 1 Kg.
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Kartoniert / Broschiert. Condition: New. Über den AutorKim Shelton is Director of the Nemea Center for Classical Archaeology at the University of California, Berkeley. She directs the excavations at the Sanctuary of Zeus, Ancient Nemea, the Petsas House, Mycenae, and the T.
Published by Le Caire : Imprimerie Nationale, 1909
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Add to basketFirst Edition. Good, strong copy in contemporary buckram-backed marble boards, now somewhat rubbed at the edges with a small abrasion to the front fore-edge. Spine somewhat dust-dulled and sun-toned with surface tearing to the lower front joint. Marginal tear to front free endpaper, with a faint damp-stain to the upper gutter of… some preliminary leaves. Text block remains otherwise tight, bright and clean; a well-preserved example overall. Provenance: bookplate of Dr. Hans Abel, linguist of Ancient Egyptian. Physical description; 316 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm. Notes; Held under the presidency of His Highness the Khedive. The Congress took place in Alexandria (7-8 April) and Cairo (10-15 April) 1909. Contains memoirs including: Th. Schreiber (Character und Tendenzen der alexandrinischen Kunst); Georges Seure (Les mercenaires thraces et macédoniens); H. Thiersch (Der Pharos von Alexandria); A.J. Reinach (Les Galates en Egypte); Gustave Glotz (La diplomatie de Philippe); P. Cavvadias (Sur la restauration de la Tholos d'Épidaure); Jean N. Svoronos (Asklépios enfant); and others. Subjects; Archaeology Congresses. Classical antiquities Congresses. Excavations (Archaeology) Egypt. Graeco-Roman Egypt. Alexandria (Egypt) Antiquities. 1 Kg.
KYMISSALA: Archaeology Education Sustainability
Manolis I. (Professor in Classical Archaeology and Numismatics Stefanakis
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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - The area of Kymissala on the southwest coast of Rhodes is of great archaeological interest, as it conceals a large number of important archaeological sites belonging to the lesser known ancient deme of the Rhodian countryside, the deme of Kymissaleis. The region is also of exceptional envir…onmental and ecological importance, as it has a particular biodiversity and is protected by the European 'Natura 2000' network of nature protection areas. Kymissala has systematically been researched during the past 10 years by the Kymissala Archaeological Research Project (KARP) inaugurated by the Department of Mediterranean Studies and the Ephorate of Antiquities of the Dodecanese in 2006. The research, escaping from its narrow academic and archaeological context and exploiting the comparative advantage of the region, may -and should- inter alia, intervene in a mild and sustainable manner in the promotion of the archaeological site of Kymissala. Its ultimate goal is to promote the antiquities of the area, its educational value and its historical and cultural continuity within a protected natural environment, in the context of an ecological-archaeological park. Under the title Kymissala: Archaeology - Education - Sustainability, fourteen original studies have been published, constituting the first complete presentation of the area of Kymissala and the work in progress, after ten years of systematic research, in terms of Archaeology, Education and Sustainable Development.
Greek sacrificial ritual, Olympian and chthonian : proceedings of the Sixth International Seminar on Ancient Greek Cult, Goteborg University, 25-27 April 1997 [Skrifter utgivna av Svenska institutet i Athen., 8o ;, 18.]
organized by the Department of Classical Archaeology and Ancient History ; edited by Robin Hägg and Brita Alroth
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Soft cover. Condition: New. 230 pages : illustrations, map ; 25 cm. CONTENTS : Some thoughts on sacrificial ritual and meaning / B. C. Dietrich -- How to sacrifice correctly -- without a manual / Christoph Auffarth -- 'Saviours of the father's hearth' : Olympian and chthonian in the Oresteia / Scott Scullion -- [os] [eroi] [enag…ixein] / Robert Parker -- "Sacrifice as to the immortals" : ritual distinctions in the lex sacra from Selinous and other inscriptions / Albert Henrichs -- re-study of two Thasian instances of [enateyein] / Birgitta Bergquist -- Magical sacrifice / Fritz Graf -- Sacrifice and the cult of the dead in ancient Argos / Dennis D. Hughes -- Sacrifice to the sea : a custom prior to the "Olympian" and "chthonian" categories? / Noel Robertson -- Dedications and the character of cult / Carla M. Antonaccio -- practicalities of ruler cult / Charlotte Wikander -- Faunal remains from Greek sanctuaries : a survey / David S. Reese -- Sacrifices for Poseidon and Melikertes-Palaimon at Isthmia / Elizabeth R. Gebhard and David S. Reese -- sacrifice of pregnant animals / Jan N. Bremmer -- Pigs in Greek rituals / Kevin Clinton -- Heracles, animal and sacrificial victim in Sophocles' Trachiniae? / Claude Calame -- priest's role in Greek sacrifice : iconographical considerations / Folkert Van Straten -- Symbolic forms of sacrificial imagery in the Eastern Mediterranean / Nanno Marinatos.
Archaeology and the Emergence of Greece
Anthony (Laurence Professor of Classical Archaeology Snodgrass
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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - This book brings together twenty-five papers by A. M. Snodgrass covering four decades of work on pre-Classical and Classical Greece.
Published by Sansoni, 1966
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Add to basketCondition: UsatoMoltoBuono. p. 563, 29 x 21 cm, bross., num. b/w ill., Multilingual (FR / ITA / ENG / GER) TABLE OF CONTENTS CONTRIBUTORS ABBREVIATIONS SECTION I - GENERAL I. PRACTICAL ACTIVITIES (IN EACH COUNTRY) a. General archaeological activity. Organization and activities of archaeological departments, institutes and societ…ies, 1-31 - b. Explorations, excavations and discoveries, 32-68 ? c. Museums and exhibitions, collections, 69-194 - d. War damage, arrangement of sites and monuments, restorations and technical experiments, reconstructions, models, casts, 195-213 ? e. Congresses, meetings and celebrations, 214-244 ? f. Personalia, 245-302. 2. AIDS AND COLLECTIVE PUBLICATIONS ? ? ? ? ? ? ? a. Bibliography, digests, 303-330 - 6. Dictionaries and encyclopedias, 331-334 ? c. Historical altases, 335-336 - d. Collections of monuments and corpora, 337-365 ? e. Catalogues and guides of museums, collections, exhibitions and archaeological sites and monuments, 366-437 - f. Proceedings of congresses, 438-455 ? g. Miscellanea, 456-475 ? h. Periodical reports, 476-497. 3. WORKS ON GENERAL SUBJECTS ? a. History and civilization, 498-552 ?b. History of art, categories of archaeological monuments, 553-649 ? c. Sources, theory and methodology of ancient archaeology and art, 650-669 ? d. Technical problems, 670-757 ? e. Survival of the antique. History of monuments and of archaeological discoveries, collecting and research, 758-805. SECTION II - PREHISTORIC AND CLASSICAL GREECE I. PREHISTORIC GREECE AND AEGEAN CIVILIZATION AND ART ? ? a. Civilization and history, 806-852 - b. History of art, 853-861 ? c. Topography, 862-866 - d. Architecture, 867-878 ? e. Painting, 879-883 - f. Plastic arts, 884-893 - g. Pottery, 894-918 ? h. Stone vases and metal ware, 919-923 ? i. Furniture, implements, arms, 924-937 - k. Ornaments, jewellery, 938-939 ? 1. Seals and glyptic, 940-953 ? m. Epigraphy, 954-981. .2. ARCHAIC AND CLASSICAL GREEK CIVILIZATION AND ART . . a. History and civilization, 982-1099 - b. History of art, 1100-1127 ? c. Topography, 1128-1139 d. Architecture, 1140-1201 - e. Painting, 1202-1205 - f. Mosaics, 1206 - g. Plastic arts, 1207-1325 ? h. Pottery, 1326-1458 ? i. Stone vases, 1459-1460 ? k. Glass, metal ware, 1461-1475 1. Vehicles, furniture, implements, arms, 1476-1491 ? m. Ornaments, jewellery, 1492-1504 - n. Seals and glyptic, 1505-1508 ? 0. Numismatics, 1509-1553 ? P. Epigraphy, 1554-1606. 3. REGIONS AND SITES (in alphabetical order) .SECTION III - ITALY BEFORE THE ROMAN EMPIRE I. PREHISTORIC ITALY . . . . a. Civilization and history, 1918-1942 - b. History of art, 1943 - c. Topography, 1944-1946 - d. Architecture, 1947-1951 ? e. Rock carvings, 1952-1954 ? f. Plastic arts, 1955. ? g. Pottery, 1956- 1964 -- h. Implements, arms, 1965-1968. ? i. Ornaments, 1969. JIIN 2. ETRUSCO-ITALIC CIVILIZATION AND ART a. History and civilization, 1970-2023. ? b. History of art, 2024-2032 - c. Topography, 2033-2048 d. Architecture, 2049-2095 ? e. Ships, 2096-2098 ? f. Painting, 2099-2103 g. Mosaics, 2104 - h. Plastic arts, 2105-2156 ? i. Pottery, 2157-2202 ? k. Glass, metal ware, 2203-2212 ?1. Vehicles, furniture, implements, arms, 2213-2226 ? m. Ornaments, jewellery, 2227-2234 n. Glyptic, 2235-2241 - 0. Numismatics, 2242-2264 - P. Epigraphy, 2265-2334. 3. REGIONS AND SITES (in alphabetical order) SECTION IV - THE HELLENISTIC WORLD AND THE EASTERN PROVINCES OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE I. HELLENISTIC AND HELLENISTICO-ROMAN CIVILIZATION AND ART . a. History and civilization, 2639-2720 ? b. History of art, 2721-2739 ? c. Topography, 2740- 2762 - - d. Architecture, 2763-2841 ? e. Ships, 2842 ? f. Painting, 2843-2848 ? g. Mosaics, 2849- 2855 - h. Plastic arts, 2856-2959 ? i. Pottery, 2960-2984 - k. Glass, 2985-2989 ? 1. Metal ware, 2990-2994,? m. Vehiches, furniture, implements, arms, 2995-3022 ? n. Textiles, 3023 o. Ornaments, jewellery, 3024-3032 ? p. Glyptic, seals, 3033-3038 ? 9. Numismatics, 3039-3108 v. Epigraphy, 3109-3207. 2. REGION AND SITES (in alphabetical order under each group) . . . a. Graecia, Macedonia, Epirus, 3208-3250 - b. Pontic and Bosporan regions, 3251-3381 - c. Asia Minor and Cyprus, 3382-3452 - d. Syria, Palaestina, provincia Arabia, 3453-3535- e. Aegyptus and Cyrenaica, 3536-3554 ? f. Asiatic countries east of the Euphrates, 3555-3563. 3. TRACES OF GRECO-ROMAN CIVILIZATION AND ART IN THE EASTERN COUNTRIES OUTSIDE THE MEDITERRANEAN WORLD (as above) a. General, 3564 - b. Iranian and Sarmatian countries, 3565-3583 ? c. Pakistan, India and the Far East, 3584-3587 - d. South Arabia, Nubia and Sudan, 3588-3593. SECTION V - THE ROMAN WEST I. ROMAN CIVILIZATION AND ART ? ? ? a. History and civilization, 3594-3692 ? 6. History of art, 3693-3708 ? c. Topography, 3709- 3740 ? d. Architecture, 3741-3845 ? e. Ships, 3846-3850 - f. Painting, 3851-3868 - g. Mosaics, 3869-3876 - h. Plastic arts, 3877-4002 ? i. Pottery, 4003-4037 - k. Glass, 4038-4047 _ 1. Metal ware, 4048-4058 ? m. Furniture, implements, arms, 4059-4107 - n. Leather, 4108 0. Ornaments, jewellery, 4109-4117 ? p. Glyptic, seals, 4118-4127 - q. Numismatics, 4128-4202 - v. Epigraphy, 4203-4345. 2. REGIONS AND SITES: ROMA, ITALIA (in alphabetical order under each group) ? a. Roma, 4346-4370 ? b. Italia, Sicilia, Sardinia and Alpine provinces, 4371-4541.3. REGIONS AND SITES: THE ROMAN PROVINCES (as above) a. Africa, 4542-4727 ? b. Hispania, 4728-5156 ? c. Gallia and Germania, 5157-5964 ? d. Bri-tannia, 5965-6433 ? e. Provinces of the Danube valley and Balkans (Ratia and Vindelicia. Noricum, Pannonia, Dalmatia, Moesia Superior, Dacia), 6434-6696. 4. TRACES OF ROMAN CIVILIZATION AND ART IN THE WESTERN COUNTRIES OUTSIDE THE ROMAN BOUNDARIES (as above) . . . . . a. General, 6697 - b. Africa, 6698-6699 - c. Northern Islands and Scandinavian penin- sula, 6700-6710 ? d. Continental Europe, 6711-6768. SECTION VI - CHRISTIANITY AND LATE ANTIQUITY I. CHRISTIAN AND LATE ANTIQUE CIVILIZATION AND ART ? ? .?? .? a. History and civilization, 6769-6834 ? b. History of art, 6835-6854 ? c. To.
Published by Sansoni, 1967
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Proceedings of congresses, 560-577 - g. Miscellanea, 578-605 ? h. Periodicals and periodical reports, 606-620. 3. WORKS ON GENERAL SUBJECTS . . . ?????? a. History and civilization, 621-684 ?b. History of art, categories of archaeological monuments, 685-787 ? c. Sources, theory and methodology of ancient archaeology and art, 788-810 ? d. Technical problems, 811-902 ? e. Survival of the antique. History of monuments and of archaeological discoveries, collecting and research, 903-972. SECTION II - PREHISTORIC AND CLASSICAL GREECE I. PREHISTORIC GREECE AND AEGEAN CIVILIZATION AND ART . . . ? ? a. Civilization and history, 973-1034 ? b. History of art, 1035-1045 ? c. Topography, 1046-1052 - d. Architecture, 1053-1071 ? e. Painting, 1072-1073 ? /. Plastic arts, 1074-1084 - g. Pottery, 1085-1108 - h. Stone vases, 1109-1111 - i. Glass and metal ware, 1112-1116 ? k. Implements, arms, 1117-1127 - l. Ornaments, jewellery, 1128-1132 ? m. Seals and glyptic, 1133-1148 ? n. Epigraphy, 1148-1183. 2. ARCHAIC AND CLASSICAL GREEK CIVILIZATION AND ART . . . . . . a. History and civilization, 1184-1328 ? b. History of art, 1329-1357 ? c. Topography, 1358-1371 - d. Architecture, 1372-1450 ? e. Painting, engraving, 1451-1456 ? /. Plastic arts, 1457-1577 - g. Pottery, 1578-1727 - h. Stone vases, 1728-1729 ? i. Glass, 1730 - k. Metal ware, 1731-1744 1. Furniture, implements, arms, 1745-1777 ? m. Ornaments, jewellery, 1778-1785 ? n. Seals and glyptic, 1786-1790 - 0. Numismatics, 1791-1864 - p. Epigraphy, 1865-1943. 3. REGIONS AND SITES (in alphabetical order) ?SECTION III - ITALY BEFORE THE ROMAN EMPIRE I. PREHISTORIC ITALY ? ? . a. Civilization and history, 2297-2321 - b. History of art, 2322 - c. Topography, 2323-2324 ? d. Architecture, 2325-2326 ? e. Ships, 2327 - f. Carvings, painting, 2328-2329 ? g. Pottery, 2330-2336 - h. Implements, arms, 2337-2342 ? i. Ornaments, 2343-2344. 2. ETRUSCO-ITALIC CIVILIZATION AND ART a. History and civilization, 2345-2408. ? b. History of art, 2409-2421 ? c. Topography, 2422-2441 - d. Architecture, 2442-2477 - e. Ships, - f. Painting, 2479-2490 ? g. Mosaics, 2491 - h. Plastic arts, 2492-2531 ? i. Pottery, 2532-2582 - k. Glass, 2583 ? 1. Metal ware, 2584-2590 ? m. Vehicles, furniture, implements, arms, 2591-2610 - n. Ornaments, jewellery, 2611-2621 - 0. Glyptic, 2622-2624 ? p. Numismatics, 2625-2660 - 9. Epigraphy, 2661-2718. 3. REGIONS AND SITES (in alphabetical order) SECTION IV - THE HELLENISTIC WORLD AND THE EASTERN PROVINCES OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE I. HELLENISTIC AND HELLENISTICO-ROMAN CIVILIZATION AND ART a. History and civilization, 3017-3119 ? b. History of art, 3120-3134 ? c. Topography, 3135- 3162 - d. Architecture, 3163-3241 ? e. Ships, 3242-3243 - f. Painting, carvigs, 3244-3250 - g. Mosaics, 3251-3257 - h. Plastic arts, 3258-3384 - i. Pottery, 3385-3408 - k. Glass, stone vases, 3409-3414 - 1. Metal ware, 3415-3423 ? m. Vehiches, furniture, implements, arms, 3424- 3451 - n. Textiles, 3452-3455 - 0. Ornaments, jewellery, 3456-3466 - p. Glyptic, seals, 3467-3470 - q. Numismatics, 3471-3559 ? v. Epigraphy, 3560-3677. 2. REGION AND SITES (in alphabetical order under each group) . . . . a. Graecia, Macedonia, Epirus, 3678-3757 ? b. Pontic and Bosporan regions, 3758-3881 - c. Asia Minor and Cyprus, 3882-3985 - d. Syria, Palaestina, provincia Arabia, 3986-4076 e. Aegyptus and Cyrenaica, 4077-4097 - f. Asiatic countries east of the Euphrates, 4098-4111. 3. TRACES OF GRECO-ROMAN CIVILIZATION AND ART IN THE EASTERN COUNTRIES OUTSIDE THE MEDITERRANEAN WORLD (as above) -. a. Iranian and Sarmatian countries, 4112-4126 - b. Pakistan, India and the Far East, 4127- 4136 ? c. South Arabia, Nubia, Sudan and Aethiopia, 4137-4140. SECTION V - THE ROMAN WEST I. ROMAN CIVILIZATION AND ART . . a. History and civilization, 4141-4248 - b. History of art, 4249-4264 ? c. Topography, 4265- 4294 - d. Architecture, 4295-4407 ? e. Ships, 4408-4409 - f. Painting and drawing 4410-4421 - g. Mosaics, 4422-4427 ? h. Plastic arts, 4428-4552 ? i. Pottery, 4553-4577 - k. Stone vases, glass, 4578-4586 ? 1. Metal ware, 4587-4594 ? m. Vehicles, furniture, implements, arms, 4595-4648 - n. Textiles, leather, 4649-4651 ? 0. Ornaments, jewellery, 4652-4662 ? P. Glyptic, seals, 4663-4672 ? q. Numismatics, 4673-4747 - v. Epigraphy, 4748-4878. 2. REGIONS AND SITES: ROMA, ITALIA (in alphabetical order under each group) ? a Roma 1070 Alo3. REGIONS AND SITES: THE ROMAN PROVINCES (as above) . . . ? a. Africa, 5072-5266 - b. Hispania, 5267-5524 ? c. Gallia and Germania, 5525-6526 - d. Bri-tannia, 6527-6570 ? e. Provinces of the Danube valley and Balkans (Raetia and Vindelicia. Noricum, Pannonia, Dalmatia, Moesia Superior, Dacia), 6571-7117. 4. TRACES OF ROMAN CIVILIZATION AND ART IN THE WESTERN COUNTRIES OUTSIDE THE ROMAN BOUNDARIES (as above . . . . . . ? a. Africa, 7118-7120 - b. Northern Islands and Scandinavian peninsula, 7121-7626 - c. Continental Europe, 7127-7180. SECTION VI - CHRISTIANITY AND LATE ANTIQUITY I. CHRISTIAN AND LATE ANTIQUE CIVILIZATION AND ART . . . . .????? ?? ? ? a. His.
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Auctions and sales catalogues, 469-571 - f. Proceedings of congresses, 572-595 ? g. Miscellanea, 596-638 - h. Periodicals and periodical reports, 639-676. 3. WORKS ON GENERAL SUBJECTS ? a. History and civilization, 677-736 ?b. History of art, categories of archaeological monuments, 737-850 ? c. Sources, theory and methodology of ancient archaeology and art, 851-882 ? d. Technical problems, 883-988 ? e. Survival of the antique. History of monuments and of archaeological discoveries, collecting and research, 989-1075. SECTION II - PREHISTORIC AND CLASSICAL GREECE I. PREHISTORIC GREECE AND AEGEAN CIVILIZATION AND ART . . . . ? ? ? ? ? ? a. Civilization and history, 1076-1139 ? b. History of art, 1140-1152 ? c. Topography, 1153-1155 ? d. Architecture, 1156-1169 ? e. Ships, 1170 - f. Painting and drawing, 1171-1174 ? g. Plastic arts, 1175-1182 - h. Pottery, 1183-1204 ? i. Stone vases, 1205-1208 - k. Metal ware, 1209-1211 - 1. Vehicles, implements, arms, 1212-1225 ? m. Ornaments, jewellery, 1226-1231 ? n. Seals and glyptic, 1232-1243 ? 0. Epigraphy, 1244-1286. 2. ARCHAIC AND CLASSICAL GREEK CIVILIZATION AND ART ? ? a. History and civilization, 1287-1417 - 6. History of art, 1418-1454 ? c. Topography, 1455-1465 d. Architecture, 1466-1519 ? e. Ships, 1520 - f. Painting, 1521-1523 ? g. Plastic arts, 1524- 1644 - h. Pottery, 1645-1772 - i. Metal ware, 1773-1779 - k. Vehicles, furniture, implements, arms, 1780-1806 - 1. Ornaments, jewellery, 1807-1815 ? m. Seals and glyptic, 1816-1820 - n. Numismatics, 1821-1870 ? 0. Epigraphy, 1871-1932. 3. REGIONS AND SITES (in alphabetical order) ?SECTION III - ITALY BEFORE THE ROMAN EMPIRE I. PREHISTORIC ITALY ? ? ? ? P. I a. Civilization and history, 2233-2262 ? b. Topography, 2263-2269 ? C. Architecture, 2270-2275 ? d. Ships, 2276 ? e. Rock carvings, engraving, 2277-2281 ? f. Plastic arts, 2282-2284 - 8. Pot-tery, 2285-2292 ? h. Metal ware, 2293 ? i. Implements, arms, 2294-2300 ? 1. Ornaments, 2301. 2. ETRUSCO-ITALIC CIVILIZATION AND ART a. History and civilization, 2302-2391 - b. History of art, 2392-2400 ? c. Topography, 2401-2418 ? d. Architecture, 2419-2470 ? e. Ships, 2471 ? f. Rock carvings, 2472-2473 ? g. Painting, 2474- 2485 ? h. Mosaics, 2486 ? i. Plastic arts, 2487-2538 ? k. Pottery, 2539-2583 ? 1. Glass, metal ware, 2584-2595 ? m. Vehicles, furniture, implements, arms, 2596-2615 - n. Ornaments, jewel-lery, 2616-2624 ? 0. Glyptic, 2625-2627 - p. Numismatics, 2628-2656 - 9. Epigraphy, 2657-2706. 3. REGIONS AND SITES (in alphabetical order) SECTION IV - THE HELLENISTIC WORLD AND THE EASTERN PROVINCES OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE I. HELLENISTIC AND HELLENISTICO-ROMAN CIVILIZATION AND ART . . . . . . . ? ? . . a. History and civilization, 3057-3152 ? b. History of art, 3153-3167 ? c. Topography, 3168- 3192 - d. Architecture, 3193-3268 - e. Ships, 3269 - f. Painting, drawing, 3270-3274 ? g. Mosaics, 3275-3281 - h. Plastic arts, 3282-3390 ? i. Pottery, 3391-3407 - k. Glass, stone vases, 3408-3412 ? 1. Metal ware, 3413-3418 ? m. Vehiches, furniture, implements, arms, 3419- - n. Textiles, 3436 ? 0. Ornaments, jewellery, 3437-3450 ? p. Glyptic, seals, 3451-3455 - q. Numismatics, 3456-3539 - v. Epigraphy, 3540-3684. 2. REGION AND SITES (in alphabetical order under each group) . . . . a. Graecia, Macedonia, Epirus, 3685-3748 - b. Pontic and Bosporan regions, 3749-3881 ? c. Asia Minor and Cyprus, 3882-3987 - d. Syria, Palaestina, provincia Arabia, 3988-4057 - e. Aegyptus and Cyrenaica, 4058-4077 - f. Asiatic countries east of the Euphrates, 4078-4082. 3. TRACES OF GRECO-ROMAN CIVILIZATION AND ART IN THE EASTERN COUNTRIES OUTSIDE THE MEDITERRANEAN WORLD (as above) . ??? ? ? ? a. Iranian and Sarmatian countries, 4083-4100 - 6. Pakistan, India, 4101-4103 - c. South Arabia, Nubia, Aethiopia, 4104-4105. SECTION V - THE ROMAN WEST I. ROMAN CIVILIZATION AND ART ? ? ? ? a. History and civilization, 4106-4243 ? 6. History of art, 4244-4258 ? c. Topography, 4259-4305 ? d. Architecture, 4306-4426 ? e. Ships, 4427-4428 - /. Painting, 4429-4144 ? 8. Mosaics, 1145-4451 - h. Plastic arts, 4452-4576 ? i. Pottery, 4577-4606 - k. Glass, 4607-4619 - 1. Metal ware, 4620-4624 ? m. Vehicles, furniture, implements, arms, 4625-4679 ? n. Leather, 4680 =% Ornaments, jewellery, 4681-4696 ? p. Glyptic, seals, 4697-4712 ? 9. Numismatics, 4713-4767 ? 1.Epigraphy, 4768-4973. 2. REGIONS AND SITES: ROMA, ITALIA (in alphabetical order under each group) ? a. Roma, 4974-5019 ? 6. Italia, Sicilia, Sardinia and Alpine provinces, 5020-5233.3. REGIONS AND SITES: THE ROMAN PROVINCES (as above) ? P. a. Africa, 5234-5390 - b. Hispania, 5391-5648 ? c. Gallia and Germania, 5649-6501 - d. Bri-tannia, 6502-6885 - e. Provinces of the Danube valley and Balkans (Raetia and Vindelicia. Noricum, Pannonia, Dalmatia, Moesia Superior, Dacia), 6886-7476. 4. TRACES OF ROMAN CIVILIZATION AND ART IN THE WESTERN COUNTRIES OUTSIDE THE ROMAN BOUNDARIES as above . . . ? ? . a. Northern Islands and Scandinavian peninsula, 7477-7484 - b. Continental Europe, 7485-7564, SECTION VI - CHRISTIANITY AND LATE A.
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Proceedings of congresses, 508-522 ? g. Miscellanea, 523-542 ? h. Periodical reports, 543-552. 3. WORKS ON GENERAL SUBJECTS a. History and civilization, 553-599 ?b. History of art, categories of archaeological monuments, 600-697 ? c. Sources, theory and methodology of ancient archaeology and art, 698-733 ? d. Technical problems, 734-836 ? e. Survival of the antique. History of monuments and of archaeological discoveries, collecting and research, 837-927. SECTION II - PREHISTORIC AND CLASSICAL GREECE I. PREHISTORIC GREECE AND AEGEAN CIVILIZATION AND ART . . . . . a. Civilization and history, 928-987 ? 6. History of art, 988-997 - c. Topography, 998-1003 - d. Architecture, 1004-1018 ? e. Painting, 1019-1026 ? f. Plastic arts, 1027-1046 - g. Pottery, 1047-1070 - h. Metal ware, 1071-1074 ? i. Furniture, implements, arms, 1075-1081 - k. Texti-les, 1082 ? 1. Ornaments, jewellery, 1083-1084 ? m. Seals and glyptic, 1085-1099 ? n. Epi-graphy, 1100-1131. 2. ARCHAIC AND CLASSICAL GREEK CIVILIZATION AND ART . ? a. History and civilization, 1132-1236 ? b. History of art, 1237-1269 ? c. Topography, 1270-1280 - d. Architecture, 1281-1332 ? e. Painting, 1333-1336 ? f. Mosaics, 1337-1338 ? g. Plastic arts, 1339-1446?h. Pottery, 1447-1564 ? 1. Stone vases, 1565.Glass, 1566-1567?1. Metal ware 1568-1581 ?m. Furniture, implements, arms, 1582-1601 ?n. Ornaments, jewellery, 1602-1607 ? 0. Seals and glyptic, 1608-1612 - p. Numismatics, 1613-1658 - 9. Epigraphy, 1659-1730. 3. REGIONS AND SITES (in alphabetical order) .SECTION III - ITALY BEFORE THE ROMAN EMPIRE I. PREHISTORIC ITALY ? ? ? a. Civilization and history, 2081-2106 - b. Topography, 2107-2108 c. Architecture, 2109 d. Ships, ? e. Carvings, painting, 2111-2113 - f. Pottery, 2114-2119 - g. Furniture, im- plements, arms, 2120-2129. 2. ETRUSCO-ITALIC CIVILIZATION AND ART ? ? ? a. History and civilization, 2130-2205. ? b. History of art, 2206-2220 ? c. Topography, 2221-2240 d. Architecture, 2241-2281 ? e. Rock carvings, 2282 ? f. Painting, 2283-2291 - g. Mosaics, 2292-2293 ? h. Plastic arts, 2294-2337 ? i. Pottery, 2338-2376 - k. Glass, metal ware, 2377-2385 -l. Vehicles, furniture, implements, arms, 2386-2413 ? m. Ornaments, jewellery, 2414-2422 ? n. Glyptic, 2423-2425 ? 0. Numismatics, 2426-2446 - p. Epigraphy, 2447-2537. 3. REGIONS AND SITES (in alphabetical order) ? SECTION IV - THE HELLENISTIC WORLD AND THE EASTERN PROVINCES OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE I. HELLENISTIC AND HELLENISTICO-ROMAN CIVILIZATION AND ART ? . ? ? ? a. History and civilization, 2808-2896 - b. History of art, 2897-2918 ? c. Topography, 2919- 2936 - d. Architecture, 2937-3021 ? e. Ships, 3022 - f. Painting, 3023-3027 ? g. Mosaics, 3028- 3036 - h. Plastic arts, 3037-3153 ? i. Pottery, 3154-3177 - k. Stone vases and glass, 3178-3191 1. Metal ware, 3192-3201 ? m. Furniture, implements, arms, 3202-3224 ? n. Textiles, 3225-3226 0. Ornaments, jewellery, 3227-3238 - p. Glyptic, seals, 3239-3241 - 9. Numismatics, 3242-3326 7. Epigraphy, 3327-3440. 2. REGION AND SITES (in alphabetical order under each group) . . . a. Graecia, Macedonia, Epirus, 3441-3511 - 6. Pontic and Bosporan regions, 3512-3653 c. Asia Minor and Cyprus, 3654-3734 - d. Syria, Palaestina, provincia Arabia, 3735-3800 e. Aegyptus and Cyrenaica, 3801-3819 ? f. Asiatic countries east of the Euphrates, 3820-3826. 3. TRACES OF GRECO-ROMAN CIVILIZATION AND ARI IN THE EASTERN COUNTRIES OUTSIDE THE MEDITERRANEAN WORLD (as above) . ? ? a. General, 3827 - 6. Iranian and Sarmatian countries, 3828-3855 ? c. Pakistan, India, 3856-3860 ? d. South Arabia, Nubia and Sudan, 3861-3874. SECTION V - THE ROMAN WEST I. ROMAN CIVILIZATION AND ART ? a. tistory and civiliration, 3875-39605 15, 4120-4122 art, painters. 412 Topography, 3978- 4015 - d. Architecture, 4016-4119 - e. Ships, 4120-4122 f. Painting, 4123-4134 4135-4146 ? h. Plastic arts, 4147-4252 ? i. Pottery, 4253-4270 ? k. Glass, 4271-4276 g. Mosaics, ware, 4277-4283 ?m. Furniture, implements, arms, 4284-4327- -n. Textiles, leather, 4328-4329 - l. Metal Ornaments, jewellery, 4330-4339 ? . Glyptic, seals, 4340-4346 ? 9. Numismatics, 4347-4420 ?? ». Epigraphy, 4421-4558. 2. REGIONS AND SITES: ROMA, ITALIA (in alphabetical order under each group) a. Roma, 4559-4583 ? b. Italia, Sicilia, Sardinia and Alpine provinces, 4584-4741.3. REGIONS AND SITES: THE ROMAN PROVINCES (as above) a. Africa, 4742-4915 ? b, Hispania, 4916-5243 ? c. Gallia and Germania, 5244-6022 - d. Bri-tannia, 6023-6156 - e. Provinces of the Danube valley and Balkans (Ratia and Vindelicia. Noricum, Pannonia, Dalmatia, Moesia Superior, Dacia), 6157-6676. 4. TRACES OF ROMAN CIVILIZATION AND ART IN THE WESTERN COUNTRIES OUTSIDE THE ROMAN BOUNDARIES (as above) . . . . . . . ..?? nental Europe, 6683-6724. a. Africa, 6677 - b. Northern Islands and Scandinavian peninsula, 6678-6682 ? c. Conti- SECTION VI - CHRISTIANITY AND LATE ANTIQUITY I. CHRISTIAN AND LATE ANTIQUE CIVILIZATION AND ART ? ? ? ? .? a. History and civilization, 6725-6795 ? 6. History of art, 6796-6828 ? c. Topography, 6829-6843 ? d. Architec.
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Auction and sales catalogues, 438-537 ? g. Proceedings of congresses, 538-562 ? h. Miscel-lanea, 563-582 ? i. Periodicals and periodical reports, 583-599. 3. WORKS ON GENERAL SUBJECTS ? ? . . ?? a. History and civilization, 600-665 - b. History of art, categories of archaeological mon-uments, 666-761 ? c. Sources, theory and methodology of ancient archaeology and art, 762-780 - d. Technical problems, 781-881 ? e. Survival of the antique. History of monuments and of archaeological discoveries, collecting and research, 882-961. SECTION II - PREHISTORIC AND CLASSICAL GREECE I. PREHISTORIC GREECE AND AEGEAN CIVILIZATION AND ART ? . ? a. Civilization and history, 962-1008 ? b. History of art, 1009-1014 - C. Topography, 1015-1018 ? d. Architecture, 1019-1047 ? e. Ships, 1048 ? f. Painting, 1049-1055 - g. Plastic arts, 1056-1068 ? h. Pottery, 1069-1098 ? 1. Metal ware, 1099-1102 - k. Furniture, implements, arms, 1103-1123 ? 1. Ornaments, jewellery, 1124-1126 ? m. Seals and glyptic, 1127-1133 - n. Epigraphy, 1134-1157. 2. ARCHAIC AND CLASSICAL GREEK CIVILIZATION AND ART . . . . . . . a. History and civilization, 1158-1283 ? b. History of art, 1284-1313 - c. Topography, 1314-1325 ? d. Architecture, 1326-1408 ? e. Painting, drawing, 1409-1420 - f. Plastic arts, 1421-1538 - g. Pottery, 1539-1686 - h. Stone vases, 1687-1688 ? 1. Metal ware, 1689-1697 - k. Furniture implements, arms, 1698-1730 - l. Ornaments, jewellery, 1731-1742 - m. Seals, 1743-1744 ? n. Numismatics, 1745-1781 - 0. Epigraphy, 1782-1844. 3. REGIONS AND SITES (in alphabetical order)SECTION III - ITALY BEFORE THE ROMAN EMPIRE I. PREHISTORIC ITALY ? ? ? ? P. a. Civilization and history, 2255-2277 ? b. History of art, 2278 ? c. Topography, 2279-2281 d. Architecture, 2282- 2285 - plements, arms, 2295-2299 ? h. Ornaments, 2300. - e. Carvings, plastic arts, 2286-2288 ? ? Pottery, 2289-2294 - g. Im- 2. ETRUSCO-ITALIC CIVILIZATION AND ART ? ? . a. History and civilization, 2301-2380 ? b. History of art, 2381-2393 ? c. Topography, 2394- 2405 - d. Architecture, 2406-2450 ? e. Rock carvings, 2451-2453 - f. Painting, 2454-2460 ? g. Mosaics 2461 ? h. Plastic arts, 2462-2496 ? i. Pottery, 2497-2539 ? k. Metal ware, 2540-2544 1. Furniture, implements, arms, 2545-2554 ? m. Ornaments, jewellery, 2555-2560 ? n. Glyptic, 2561 ? 0. Numismatics, 2562-2585 ?p. Epigraphy, 2586-2623. 3. REGIONS AND SITES (in alphabetical order) SECTION IV - THE HELLENISTIC WORLD AND THE EASTERN PROVINCES OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE I. HELLENISTIC AND HELLENISTICO-ROMAN CIVILIZATION AND ART . . . . . . . ? ? a. History and civilization, 2925-3006 ? b. History of art, 3007-3020 ? c. Topography, 3021- 3033 - d. Architecture, 3034-3119 ? e. Ships, 3120 ? f. Painting, 3121-3125 ? g. Mosaics, 3126- 3130 - h. Plastic arts, 3131-3234 ? i. Pottery, 3235-3252 - k. Glass, 3253-3257 - 1. Metal ware, 3258-3265 ? m. Furniture, implements, arms, 3266-3291 ? n. Ornaments, jewellery, 3292-3299 - o. Glyptic, 3300 - p. Numismatics, 3301-3368 ? 9. Epigraphy, 3369-3460. 2. REGION AND SITES (in alphabetical order under each group) a. Graecia, Macedonia, Epirus, 3461-3544 - b. Pontic and Bosporan regions, 3545-3695 ? c. Asia Minor and Cyprus, 3696-3748 - d. Syria, Palaestina, provincia Arabia, 3749-3840 - e. Aegyptus and Cyrenaica, 3841-3854 - f. Asiatic countries east of the Euphrates, 3855-3858. 3. TRACES OF GRECO-ROMAN CIVILIZATION AND ART IN THE EASTERN COUNTRIES OUTSIDE THE MEDITERRANEAN WORLD (as above) . . . a. General, 3859 - b. Iranian and Sarmatian countries, 3860-3874 ? c. Pakistan, India and the Far East, 3875-3879 - d. South Arabia and Nubia, 3880-3884. SECTION V - THE ROMAN WEST I. ROMAN CIVILIZATION AND ART . . . .? a. History and civilization, 3855-3971 ? 6. History of art, 3972-3981 ? c. Topography, 3982- 4013 - d. Architecture, 4014-4127 ? 6. Ships, 4128-4129 ? 1. Painting and drawing, 4130-4145 -g. Mosaics, 4146-4154 - h. Plastic arts, 4155-4260 - i. Pottery, 4261-4275 - k. Stone vases and glass, 4276-4282 ? 1. Metal ware 4283-4290 ? m. Furniture, implements, arms, 4291-4338 - n. Leather, 4339 - 0. Ornaments, jewellery, 4340-4347 ? p. Glyptic, 4348-4353 ? 9. Numismatics, 4354-4413 ? v. Epigraphy, 4414-4537. 2. REGIONS AND SITES: ROMA, ITALIA (in alphabetical order under each group) a. Roma, 4538-4562 ? 6. Italia, Sicilia, Sardinia and Alpine provinces, 4563-4763. 33. REGIONS AND SITES: THE ROMAN PROVINCES (as above) . ? ? P. a. Africa, 4769-4871 ? b. Hispania, 4872-5126 ? c. Gallia and Germania, 5127-5845 - a. Britannia, 5846-6221 ? e. Provinces of the Danube valley and Balkans (Ratia and Vindelicia, Noticum, Pannonia, Dalmatia, Moesia Superior, Dacia), 6223-6630. 4. TRACES OF ROMAN CIVILIZATION AND ART IN THE WESTERN COUNTRIES OUTSIDE THE ROMAN BOUNDARIES (as above) . a. General, 6631-6632 ? b. Northern Islands and Scandinavian peninsulas, 6633-6635 ? c. Continental Europe, 6636-6685. SECTION VI - CHRISTIANITY AND LATE ANTIQUITY I. CHRISTIAN AND LATE ANTIQUE CIVILIZATION AND ART ? ? a. History and civilization, 6686-6764 ? 6. History of art, 6765-6788 ? c.
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Auction sales catalogues, 435-521 - g. Proceedings of 535-559 ? i. Periodicals and periodical reports, 560-588. congresses, 522-534 - h. Miscellanea, 3. WORKS ON GENERAL SUBJECTS ? ? ? ? ? : ? a. History and civilization, 589-635 ? b. History of art, categories of archaeological mon-uments, 636-700 ? c. Sources, theory and methodology of ancient archaeology and art, 701-720 - d. Technical problems, 721-781 ? e. Survival of the antique. History of monuments and of archaeological discoveries, collecting and research, 782-853. SECTION II - PREHISTORIC AND CLASSICAL GREECE I. PREHISTORIC GREECE AND AEGEAN CIVILIZATION AND ART a. Civilization and history, 854-903 ? b. History of art, 904-905 ? c. Topography, 906-911 ? d. Architecture, 912-926 ? e. Ships, 927 - f. Painting, 928-929 ? g. Plastic arts, 930-939 h. Pottery, 940-958 ? i. Stone vases and metal ware, 959-963 ? k. Furniture, implements, arms, 964-973 ? 1. Ornaments, jewellery, 974-978 ? m. Seals and glyptic, 979-982 ? n. Epigra-phy, 983-1012. 2. ARCHAIC AND CLASSICAL GREEK CIVILIZATION AND ART ? ? ? ? a. History and civilization, 1013-1147 ? b. History of art, 1148-1172 ? c. Topography, 1173- 1183 - d. Architecture, 1184-1243 ? e. Ships, 1244 ? f. Painting, 1245-1251 - - g. Plastic arts, 1252-1359 ? h. Pottery, 1360-1493 ? i. Glass, 1494 ? k. Metal ware, 1495-1504 - 1. Furni-ture, implements, arms, 1505-1521 ? m: Ornaments, jewellery, 1522-1531 ? n. Seals and glyptic, 1532-1534 - 0. Numismatics, 1535-1583 - P. Epigraphy, 1584-1653. 3. REGIONS AND SITES (in alphabetical order).SECTION III - ITALY BEFORE THE ROMAN EMPIRE I. PREHISTORIC ITALY ? ? ? ? a. Civilization and history, 1983-2007 ? b. Topography; 2008-2011 ? c. Architecture, 2012- 2014 - d. Rock carvings, 2015-2016 ? e. Pottery, 2017-2022 ? f. Implements, arms, 2023-2033 ? g. Ornaments, 2034. 2. ETRUSCO-ITALIC CIVILIZATION AND ART a. History and civilization, 2035-2123 ? b. History of art, 2124-2136 ? c. Topography, 2137- 2143-5 2. Architecture, 219429-2192 2 hip5, 2182 an. Rock carvings, 2183-2185 - g. Painting, 2186-2188 ? h. Mosaics, 2189-2192 ? i. Plastic arts, 2193-2236 - k. Pottery, 2237-2276 - i. Glass, metal ware, 2277-2285 ? m. Furniture, implements, arms, 2286-2307 ? n. Ornaments, 2138 9 jewellery, 2308-2322 ? 0. Glyptic, 2323 ? p. Numismatics, 2324-2350 - 9. Epigraphy, 2351- 2384. 3. REGIONS AND SITES (in alphabetical order) SECTION IV - THE HELLENISTIC WORLD AND THE EASTERN PROVINCES OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE I. HELLENISTIC AND HELLENISTICO-ROMAN CIVILIZATION AND ART a. History and civilization, 2713-2794 ? b. History of art, 2795-2803 ? c. Topography, 2804- 2817 - d. Architecture, 2818-2883 ? e. Painting, 2884-2892 - f. Mosaics, 2893-2897 - g. Plastic arts, 2898-3004 - h. Pottery, 3005-3025 ? i. Stone vases and glass, 3026-3032 - k. Metal ware, 3033-3046 - 1. Furniture, implements, arms, 3047-3070 ? m. Textiles, 3071-3072 - n. Or-naments, jewellery, 3073-3088 ? 0. Glyptic, 3089-3092 ? P. Numismatics, 3093-3149 ? g. Epigraphy, 3150-3259. 2. REGION AND SITES (in alphabetical order under each group . . . . . . ? ? ? a. Graecia, Macedonia, Epirus, 3260-3306 - b. Pontic and Bosporan regions, 3307-3455 c. Asia Minor and Cyprus, 3456-3506 - d. Syria, Palaestina, provincia Arabia, 3507-3576 e. Aegyptus and Cyrenaica, 3577-3591 - f. Asiatic countries east of the Euphrates, 3592-3594. 3. TRACES OF GRECO-ROMAN CIVILIZATION AND ART IN THE EASTERN COUNTRIES OUTSIDE THE MEDITERRANEAN WORLD (as above) -. a. General, 3595-3596 - 6. Iranian and Sarmatian countries, 3597-3606 ? c. Pakistan, India and the Far East, 3607-3609 - d. South Arabia and Nubia, 3610-3613. SECTION V - THE ROMAN WEST I. ROMAN CIVILIZATION AND ART a. History and civilization, 3614-3689 ? 6. History of art, 3690-3694 ? c. Topography, 3695- 3719 - d. Architecture, 3720-3823 ? e. Ships, 3824-3828 - f. Painting and drawing, 3829- 3842 ? g. Mosaics, 3843-3851 ? h. Plastic arts, 3852-3979 ? i. Pottery, 3980-3994 - k. Glass, 3995-3999 ? 1. Metal ware, 4000-4010 ? m. Furniture, implements, arms, 4011-4052 ? n. Leathes, 4140. Ornaments, jewellery, 4054-4061 ? p. Glyptic, seals, 4062-4072 ? 4. Numismatics, 4073-4143 ? v. Epigraphy, 4144-4284. 2. REGIONS AND SITES: ROMA, ITALIA (in alphabetical order under each group) a. Roma, 4285-4321 ? 6. Italia, Sicilia, Sardinia and Alpine provinces, 4322-4551.3. REGIONS AND SITES: THE ROMAN PROVINCES (as above) . . . a. Africa, 4552-4690 ? b. Hispania, 4691-5038 ? c. Gallia and Germania, 5039-5725 ? d. Britannia, 5726-6116 ? e. Provinces of the Danube valley and Balkans (Raetia, Noricum, Pannonia, Dalmatia, Moesia Superior, Dacia), 6117-6493. 4. TRACES OF ROMAN CIVILIZATION AND ARI IN THE WESTERN COUNTRIES OUTSIDE TED ROMAN BOUNDARIES (as above) . . . . . . . . a. General, 6494 - 3. Africa, 6495-6496 ? c. Northern Islands and Scandinavian peninsula, 6497-6506 - d. Continental Europe, 6507-6540. SECTION VI - CHRISTIANITY AND LATE ANTIQUITY I. CHRISTIAN AND LATE ANTIQUE CIVILIZATION AND ART . . a. History and civilization, 6541-6618 ? 6. History of art, 6619-6639.
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Add to basketCondition: UsatoMoltoBuono. p. 501, 29 x 21 cm, bross., num. b/w ill., Multilingual (FR / ITA / ENG / GER) TABLE OF CONTENTS CONTRIBUTORS. . ABBREVIATIONS . ? P. SECTION I - GENERAL I. PRACTICAL ACTIVITIES (IN EACH COUNTRY) a. General archaeological activity. Organization and activities of archaeological departments, institutes…and societies, 1-32 - 6. Explorations, excavations and discoveries, 33-82 ? c. Museums and exhibitions, 83-238 - d. War damage, arrangement of sites and monuments, restorations and technical experiments, reconstructions, models, casts, 239-275 ? e. Congresses, meetings and celebrations, 276-318 - f. Personalia, 319-378. 2. AIDS AND COLLECTIVE PUBLICATIONS ? . . . . ????? a. Bibliography, digests, 379-429 - b. Dictionaries and encyclopedias, 430-440 ? c. Historical atlases, 441-447 - d. Collections of monuments and corpora, 448-475 ? e. Catalogues and guides of museums, collections, exhibitions and archaeological sites and monuments. Auction sales catalogues, 476-560 - f. Proceedings of congresses, 561-575 - g. Miscellanea, 576-595 ? h. Periodicals and periodical reports, 596-619. 3. WORKS ON GENERAL SUBJECTS ? ? ? ? ? ? ? . ? a. History and civilization, 620-673 ? b. History of art, categories of archaeological mon-uments, 674-750 ? c. Sources, theory and methodology of ancient archaeology and art, 751-781 - d. Technical problems, 782-857 - e. Survival of the antique. History of monuments and of archaeological discoveries, collecting and research, 858-924. SECTION II - PREHISTORIC AND CLASSICAL GREECE I. PREHISTORIC GREECE AND AEGEAN CIVILIZATION AND ART . . . . . . . . ? a. Civilization and history, 925-964 ? b. History of art, 965-967 ? c. Topography, 968-972 - d. Architecture, 973-1001 ? e. Painting, 1002-1004 - f. Plastic arts, 1005-1017 - g. Pot-tery, 1018-1032 ? h. Stone vases and metal ware, 1033-1036 ? i. Furniture, implements, arms, 1037-1045 ? k. Ornaments, jewellery, 1046-1050 ? 1. Seals and glyptic, 1051-1060 ? m. Epi-graphy, 1061-1092. 2. ARCHAIC AND CLASSICAL GREEK CIVILIZATION AND ART. ? ? ? a. History and civilization, 1093-1235 - b. History of art, 1236-1252 ? c. Topography, 1253-1264 ? d. Architecture, 1265-1340 ? e. Ships, 1341 - f. Painting, 1342-1347 ? g. Plastic arts, 1348-1463 ? h. Pottery, 1464-1596 ? i. Metal ware, 1597-1607 - k. Furniture, implements, 1638 - 0. Numismatics, 1639-1687 ? p. Epigraphy, 1688-1737. 3. REGIONS AND SITES (in alphabetical order)SECTION III - ITALY BEFORE THE ROMAN EMPIRE I. PREHISTORIC ITALY ? ? ? a. Civilization and history, 2060-2075 b. Topography, 2076-2079 - c. Architecture, 2080- 2086 - d. Plastic arts, 2087-2089 ? e. Pottery, 2090-2094 - f. Implements, arms, 2095-2103 - g. Ornaments, 2104-2106. 2. ETRUSCO-ITALIC CIVILIZATION AND ART . a. History and civilization, 2107-2174 - b. History of art, 2175-2181 - c. Topography, 2182- 2194 - d. Architecture, 2195-2237 ? e. Rock carvings, 2238 ? f. Painting, 2239-2245 Mosaics, 2246-2249 ? h. Plastic arts, 2250-2278 ? i. Pottery, 2279-2314 ? R. Stone vases, glass, metal ware, 2315-2319 - l. Furniture, implements, arms, 2320-2333 ? m. Ornaments, Jewel-lery, 2334-2340 ? n. Glyptic, 2341-2343 - 0. Numismatics, 2344-2367 - p. Epigraphy, 2368-2405. 3. REGIONS AND SITES (in alphabetical order) SECTION IV - THE HELLENISTIC WORLD AND THE EASTERN PROVINCES OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE I. HELLENISTIC AND HELLENISTICO-ROMAN CIVILIZATION AND ART . . . . a. History and civilization, 2635-2722 - b. History of art, 2723-2733 - c. Topography, 2734- 2749 - d. Architecture, 2750-2812 - e. Painting, 2813-2816 ? f. Mosaics, 2817-2821 - g. Plastic arts, 2822-2920 - h. Pottery, 2921-2942 ? i. Glass, 2943 ? k. Metal ware, 2944-2957 ? l. Fur-niture, implements, arms, 2958-2972 ? m. Textiles, leather, 2973-2974 ? n. Ornaments, jewel- lery, 2975-2980 - 0. Glyptic, 2981 - P. Numismatics, 2982-3031 - 9. Epigraphy, 3032-3124. 2. REGION AND SITES (in alphabetical order under each group) . . . . a. Graecia, Macedonia, Epirus, 3125-3180 ? 6. Pontic and Bosporan regions, 3181-3299 c. Asia Minor and Cyprus, 3300-3368 ? d. Syria, Palestina, provincia Arabia, 3369-3412 e. Aegyptus and Cyrenaica, 3413-3426 ? f. Asiatic countries east of the Euphrates, 3427-3429. 3. TRACES OF GRECO-ROMAN CIVILIZATION AND ART IN THE EASTERN COUNTRIES OUTSIDE THE MEDITERRANEAN WORLD (as above) a. General, 3430 - b. Iranian and Sarmatian countries, 3431-3448 ? c. Pakistan, India and the Far East, 3449-3453 - d. Nubia, 3454. SECTION V - THE ROMAN WEST I. ROMAN CIVILIZATION AND ART ? ? a. History and civilization, 3455-3537 ? b. History of art, 3538-3549 ? c. Topography, 3550- 3580 - d. Architecture, 3581-3689 - e. Ships, 3690-3693 - f. Painting, 3694-3709 g. Mo- saics, 3710-3719 ? h. Plastic arts, 3720-3821 - i. Pottery, 3822-3838 ? k. Stone vases and glass, 3839-3847 - 1. Metal ware, 3848-3853 ? m. Furniture, implements, arms, 3854-3897 - n. Or- naments, jewellery, 3898-3904 - 0. Glyptic, 3905-3908 ? P. Numismatics, 3909-3963 ? 9. Epi-graphy, 3964-4099. 2. REGIONS AND SITES: ROMA, ITALIA (in alphabetical order under each group) a. Roma, 4100-4131 - b. Italia, Sicilia, Sardinia and Alpine provinces, 4132-4309. 23 23 273. REGIONS AND SITES: THE ROMAN PROVINCES (as above) . . . . . . . . . . . . p. 2 a. Africa, 4310-4497 ? b. Hispania, 4498-5001 ? c. Gallia and Germania, 5002-5698 ? d. Britannia, 5699-5966 ? e. Provinces of the Danube valley and Balkans (Raetia, Noricum, Pan-nonia, Dalmatia, Moesia Superior, Dacia), 5967-6329. 4. TRACES OF ROMAN CIVILIZATION AND ART IN THE WESTERN COUNTRIES OUTSIDE THE ROMAN BOUNDARIES (as above) . . . . . . . 3 a. General, 6330 - b. Africa, 6331-6333 ? c. Northern Islands and Scandinavian peninsula, 6334-6339 - d. Continental Europe, 6340-6369. SECTION VI - CHRISTIANITY AND LATE ANTIQUITY I. CHRISTIAN AND LATE ANTIQUE CIVILIZATION AND ART . . . . . . . . . . ? ? 3 a. History and civilization, 6370-6438 ? b. History of art, 6439-6458 ? c. Topography, 6459- 6467 - d. Architecture, 6468-6547 ? e. Painting, drawing, 6548-6566 - f. Mo.
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Add to basketCondition: UsatoMoltoBuono. p. 482, 29 x 21 cm, bross., num. b/w ill., Multilingual (FR / ITA / ENG / GER) TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION CONTRIBUTORS ABBREVIATIONS SECTION I - GENERAL I. PRACTICAL ACTIVITIES (IN EACH COUNTRY) a. General archaeological activity. Organization and activities of archaeological depart-ments, institu…tes and societies, 1-26 - b. Explorations, excavations and discoveries, 27-69 ? c. Museums and exhibitions, 70-226 - d. War damage, arrangement of sites and mon-uments, restorations and technical experiments, reconstructions, models, casts, 227-260 ? e. Congresses, meetings and celebrations, 261-302 ? f. Personalia, 303-373. 2. AIDS AND COLLECTIVE PUBLICATIONS . . . . . . ? ? a. Bibliography, digests, 374-431 - b. Dictionaries and encyclopedias, 432-440 ? c. Historical atlases, 441-445 ? d. Collections of monuments and corpora, 446-464 ? e. Catalogues and guides of museums, collections, exhibitions and archaeological sites and monuments. Auction and sales catalogues, 465-552 ? f. Proceedings of congresses, 553-569 ? g. Miscella-nea, 570-594 - h. Periodicals and periodical reports, 595-626. 3. WORKS ON GENERAL SUBJECTS . . ? ? ? ? ? ? a. History and civilization, 627-683 - b. History of art, categories of archaeological mon-uments, 684-753 ? c. Sources, theory and methodology of ancient archaeology and art, 754-787 - d. Technical problems, 788-858 ? e. Survival of the antique. History of monuments and of archaeological discoveries, collecting and research, 859-906. SECTION II - PREHISTORIC AND CLASSICAL GREECE I. PREHISTORIC GREECE AND AEGEAN CIVILIZATION AND ART . . . . . . . . . ? a. Civilization and history, 907-957 ? b. History of art, 958-961 ? c. Topography, 962-966 - d. Architecture, 967-978 - e. Painting, 979-981 - f. Plastic arts, 982-985 ? g. Pottery, 986-1005 - h. Stone vases and metal ware, 1006-1008 - 1. Furniture, implements, arms, 1009-1014 - k. Ornaments, jewellery, 1015-1016 - l. Seals and glyptic, 1017-1022 - m. Epigraphy, 1023-1083. 2. ARCHAIC AND CLASSICAL GREEK CIVILIZATION AND ART. ? ? ? . ? a. History and civilization, 1084-1194 ? b. History of art, 1195-1219 ? c. Topography, 1220-1229 ? d. Architecture, 1230-1288 ?e. Ships, 1289-1290 ?f. Painting, 1291-1297 - g Plastic arts, 1298-1403 ?h. Pottery, 1404-1519 ?i. Stone vases and glass, 1520-1521? R. Metal ware, 1522-1536?1. Furniture, implements, arms, 1537-1557 ? m. Textiles, 1558 - n Ornaments, jewellery, 1559-1564 ? 0. Numismatics, 1565-1593 ? p. Epigraphy, 1594-1629. 3. REGIONS AND SITES (in alphabetical order)SECTION III - ITALY BEFORE THE ROMAN EMPIRE I. PREHISTORIC ITALY . . . a. Civilization and history, 1933-1943 - b. Topography, 1944-1948 ? c. Architecture, 1949-1950 - d. Carvings, plastic arts, 1951-1953 ? e. Pottery, 1954-1961 - f. Imple-ments, arms, 1962-1964 - g. Ornaments, 1965 - h. Epigraphy, 1966-1967. 2. ETRUSCO-ITALIC CIVILIZATION AND ART a. History and civilization, 1968-2012 ? 6. History of art, 2013-2024 ? c. Topography, 2025-2035 ? d. Architecture, 2036-2070 ?e. Ships, 2071-2072 ? 1. Rock carvings, 2073-2074 - g Painting, 2075-2079 - h. Mosaics, 2080 ? i. Plastic arts, 2081-2115 - k. Pottery, 2116-2154 - 1. Glass, metal ware, 2155-2165 ? m. Furniture, implements, arms, 2166-2176 - n. Ornaments, jewellery, 2177-2182 - 0. Glyptic, 2183 - p. Numismatics, 2184-2203 - 9. Epigraphy, 2204-2230. 3. REGIONS AND SITES (in alphabetical order) SECTION IV - THE HELLENISTIC WORLD AND THE EASTERN PROVINCES OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE I. HELLENISTIC AND HELLENISTICO-ROMAN CIVILIZATION AND ART. . a. History and civilization, 2443-2541 - b. History of art, 2542-2548 ? c. Topography, 2549-2571 ? d. Architecture, 2572-2634 - e. Painting and drawing, 2635-2645 - f. Mosaics, 2646-2650 ? g. Plastic arts, 2651-2734 ? h. Pottery, 2735-2750 i. Glass, 2751-2753 ? k. Metal ware, 2754-2761 - l. Furniture, implements, arms, 2762-2785 m. Ornaments, jewellery, 2786-2792 - n. Glyptic, 2793-2795 ? 0. Numismatics, 2796-2872 . Epigraphy, 2873-2993. 2. REGION AND SITES (in alphabetical order under each group) . . . . . . a. Graecia, Macedonia, Epirus, 2994-3052 - b. Pontic and Bosporan regions, 3053- 3186 ? c. Asia Minor and Cyprus, 3187-3263 ? d. Syria, Palaestina, provincia Arabia, 3264-3249 - e. Aegyptus and Cyrenaica, 3350-3379 - f. Asiatic countries east of the Euphrates, 3380-3386. 3. TRACES OF GRECO-ROMAN CIVILIZATION AND ART IN THE EASTERN COUNTRIES OUTSIDE THE MEDITERRANEAN WORLD (as above) a. General, 3387 - - b. Iranian and Sarmatian countries, 3388-3401 - c. Pakistan, India and the Far East, 3402-3407 - d. Nubia, 3408. SECTION V - THE ROMAN WEST I. ROMAN CIVILIZATION AND ART a, History and civilization, 3409-3496 - b. History of art, 3497-3511 ? 3512-3545 - d. Architecture, 3546-3659 c. Topography, - e. Ships, 3660-3668 - f. Painting and draw- 1ng, 3669-3681 ? g. Mosaics, 3682-3691 - h. Plastic arts, 3692-3816 ? i. Pottery, 3817-3825 ? k. Glass, 3826-3834 - 1. Metal ware, 3835-3839 ? m. Furniture, implements, arms, 3840-3870 - n. Textiles, 3871 - 0. Ornaments, jewellery, 3872-3879 p.Glyptic 3880-3888 - q. Numismatics, 3889-3930 ? v. Epigraphy, 3931-4033. 2. REGIONS AND SITES: ROMA, ITALIA (in alphabetical order under each group) a. Roma, 4034-4067 - b. Italia, Sicilia, Sardinia and Alpine provinces, 4068-42423. REGIONS AND SITES: THE ROMAN PROVINCES (as above) ? ? ? ? a. Africa, 4243-4492 ? b. Hispania, 4493-4782 ? c. Gallia and Germania, 4783-5413 d. Britannia, 5414-5534 - e. Provinces of the Danube valley and Balkans (Raetia, Noricum, Pannonia, Dalmatia, Moesia Superior, Dacia), 5535-5856. 4. TRACES OF ROMAN CIVILIZATION AND ART IN THE WESTERN COUNTRIES OUTSIDE THE ROMAN BOUNDARIES (as above) . . . . . . . .? ? a. General, 5857-5858 - b. Northern Islands and Scandinavian peninsula, 5859-5862 - c. Continental Europe, 5863-5903. SECTION VI - CHRISTIANITY AND LATE ANTIQUITY I. CHRISTIAN AND LATE ANTIQUE CIVILIZATION AND ART ? ? ? ???? ? a. History and civilization, 5904-5987 - b. History of art, 5988-6006 ? c. Topography, 6007-6019.
