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For the love of Carthage. Cemeteries, a bath and the circus in the southwest part of the city; pottery, Brickstamps and Lamps from Several Sites; the presence of saints, & urban development in the pertica region, (Supplement 109 à Journal of Roman Archaeology), 2020, 330 p. -

Part 1. The southern and western parts of the city of Carthage: cemeteries, a bath and the circus
- The necropoleis of the imperial slaves and freedmen in the deathscape of Roman Carthage (J. Carlsen)
- From bathhouse to cemetery: the transformation of suburban space at Bir el Jebbana, Carthage (J. Rossiter, E. Pennefather-O'Brien)
(Appendix: Osteological report on skeletal remains from the graves mentioned (E. Pennefather-O'Brien)
- A note on the earlier American excavations in the circus and associated bibliography to date (J. H. Humphrey)
- The SW quarter of Carthage and its main monument: new results on the topographical context, construction and development of the circus, based on fieldwork in 2015-17 (R. Bockmann, H. Ben Romdhane, F. Schön, I. Fumadó Ortega, M. Broisch)>br>- An excavation at the western edge of Carthage and a new proposal for the location of the fort (castrum) (Gary J. Evans)
- Introducing two papers on finds from the excavations in the Yasmina cemetery at Carthage (N. J. Norman)
- The memory of a favorite racehorse: a disc of the horse Amumnus from the Yasmina cemetery at Carthage in the context of other circus-related iconography (C. Gregg)
- The numismatic finds from the Yasmina cemetery (L. Houghtalin,J. D. Mac Isaac)

Part 2. Pottery, brickstamps and lamps from several sites at Carthage
- Terra sigillata norditalica decorata (Aco-Becher und Sarius-Schalen) aus den Ausgrabungen des Deutschen Archäologischen Instituts in Karthagowith Postscript: The earliest phases of Roman Carthage (S. Schmid)
- Building Roman Carthage: brickstamps in the Musée National de Carthage (J. Rossiter)
- A pottery deposit of c.A.D. 425-460 from the Danish excavations at the north edge of the city of Carthage (J. Lund,)
- Pottery lamps from Trinity University's excavation on the Odeon Hill at Carthage (J. Rossiter)
- Lamps from an American excavation of an extramural cemetery of Vandalic date at Carthage, here republished with colour plates and with addenda (J. Rossiter)

Part 3. Two historical-archaeological studies in and around Carthage
- Farmers, families and the city: urban development in the pertica region of Roman Carthage (P. Scheding)
- Loci sancti Carthagine: the presence of saints in communal worship and private pety (5th-7eh c.) (S. T. Stevens)

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