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The International Association For Classical Archaeology

FASTI ARCHAEOLOGICI XXI. ANNUAL BULLETIN OF CLASSICAL ARCHAEOLOGY, 1966.

Sansoni, 1966

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Editoriale Umbra

(Foligno, Italia)

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Anno di pubblicazione
1966
Autore
The International Association For Classical Archaeology
Editori
Sansoni
Soggetto
ARCHEOLOGIA

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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 societies, 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. Topography, 6855-6872 — d. Architecture, 6873-6967 — e. Painting, drawing, 6968-6976 — f. Mosaics, 6977-7003 — g. Plastic arts, 7004-7043 - h. Pottery, 7044-7053 —i. Glass, 7054-7060 —k. Metal and stone vases, 7061-7075 - 1. Furniture, implements, arms, 7076-7104 — m. Textiles, 7105-7107 - n. Ornaments, jewellery, 7108-7138 — 0. Glyptic, seals, 7139-7142 - p. Numismatics, 7143-7211 — 9. Epi-graphy, 7212-7264. 2. REGIONS AND SITES: THE EAST (in alphabetical order under each group) . . . . . . . . a. Greece, Balkans, and the Pontic regions, 7265-6340 - 6. Asia Minor and Cyprus, 7341-7362 - c. Syria, Palestina, Arabia, 7363-7402 - d. Egypt, Nubia, Cyrenaica, 7403-7418 — e. Asiatic countries North and East of Euphrates, 7419-7420. 3. REGIONS AND SITES: THE WEST (as above) a. Italia, 7421-7485 - b. Africa, 7486-7503 — c. Hispania, 7504-7548 - d. Gallia and Western Germania, 7549-7653 — e. British Islands, 7654-7713 — f. Northern Europe, 7714-7727 — g. West Danubian and Central Europe, 7728-7750. Plates and plans at the end of the volume. INDICES
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