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Corcyra and southern Campania: new light on the first Western Greeks. Recherches récentes sur les sanctuaires de Bolsena et de son territoire. Apulia before and after the Roman conquest: recent evidence from Botromagno. Moulds for relief bowls from Ephesos and Sardis and other Hellenistic pottery from Ephesos. Associations of Artists of Dionysus down to 50 B.C. Sorting out Hellenistic sculpture of the 2nd c. B.C. The Romanization of late Hellenistic sculpture. Cosa, the Roman city, and'Romanization'. The Romanisation of Italy in the 2nd c. B.C.. State-sponsored public gatherings to celebrate the Early Principate. The new Augustan edicts from northwest Spain. Form and meaning: scrollwork on the Ara Pacis, grotesques in furniture design. Pompeii's proprietors and tenants under one roof. Women at risk. 'Reading' space in the houses of Pompeii's Regio VI. The Villa San Marco at Stabiae and other work on paintings buried by Vesuvius. Blicke zum Boden: Mosaiken im Spannungsfeld historischer Forschung. Public baths in the Roman West. Design methods of Roman architects. A survey of ancient libraries. Detritus, disease and death in the city. Tombs of the 1st-2nd c. emperors. Roms Kaiser als Bauherren. The Column of Marcus Aurelius re-viewed. Understanding Muse and philosopher imagery. Serial scholars. The impact of administration in the Empire. Beneficiarii and the reality of Roman bureaucracy. The legions in the Principate: updating Ritterling. Vulgar and weak 'Romanization', or time for a paradigm shift?. Roman imperialism and the sanctuaries of Roman Gaul. Perspectives de la recherche archéologique sur la Bretagne romaine. Teaching the classics to provincials. Population, more or less. Vox POPULI: Landscape archaeology in Mediterranean Europe. An encyclopaedic approach to food technology. Romans in the province of Pesaro and Urbino. Closely observed élites in the Spanish provinces. Celti y la romanización el el bajo Guadalquivir. Une nouvelle approche de l'urbanisme romain d'Afrique. Roman Thugga (Dougga) and its territory. The coins of Augst and Kaiseraugst and cash in 4th-c. Gaul. Analysing the mint of Lyon (Claudius to Albinus) and its precious metal output. Coin hoards from Britain and Gaul. Chester und die Umwehrungen römischer Legionslager. Old and new 'small towns' in western England. Houses in Roman Britain. The 'villa' near Frocester Court in its context. Wroxeter: legionary fortress, baths, and the 'great rebuilding' of c.A.D. 450-550. Business at the bottom of the world. Antiquité grecque et actualité romaine chez Pausanias. Tackling the common wares of Sagalassos. Mythological marbles in late antiquity: the artistic circle of Aphrodisias. Magical amulets in the British Museum. Roman and Near Eastern glass in the Wolf Collection and a wandering gold-glass medallion (ex-Castle Goluchów) Textiles of eastern promise. Elefantiasi del tardoantico?. Funerary sculpture from late-antique Egypt. The edicule in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. La basilique de la Vierge Marie de Pétra et les églises de Jordanie. The Corpus des Mosaïques de Tunisie in the Park of the Antonine Baths at Carthage. Mauretania Tingitana in epoca tardo-antica: Great Expectations. The 'Missorium of Theodosius'. The abbey of St. Germain at Auxerre: a model for the Carolingian Renaissance?