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economy and production in region of Tarhuna in roman Tripolitania

Provides an up-to-date synthesis and summary of rural surveys in the Tripolitanian countryside and a detailed catalogue with exact locations of more than 2400 rural structures from surveys across the region.

Rural Settlement and Economic Activity is a key new addition to literature on the rural economy of Tripolitania during Antiquity. The chapters explore the geography and climate of the area and present the results of the author¿s archaeological survey. Settlement types and their constructions are examined, followed by a detailed analysis of olive oil presses and their production capacity. Finally, amphora production sites are discussed, with ex...

Algeria is a large country, rich in visual remains of its long and complex history. The monuments of the Roman period are particularly impressive. This is partly because they are well-preserved, but also because the French, who colonised the region in the nineteenth century and ruled it until 1962, carried out extensive excavations and restorations. Algeria is not yet in the grip of the mass tourism which is engulfing better known destinations...

This is the first report on the finds from K. Kenyon's and J. B. Ward-Perkins' excavations at Sabratha from 1948-1951, and contains full discussion and catalogues. This volume constitutes a landmark in the study of Punic and Roman pottery from Sabratha and Tripolitania, not only covering new dated types but also quantified studies and analysis It will be a lasting reference to the pottry from this area, and invaluable also for what it brings t...

The death of Goodchild in 1968 and Ward-Perkins in 1981 left a wealth of material on the Christian sites and monuments of Cyrenaica unpublished.

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The second finds volume focues on the fineware and lamps from the excavations of Kathleen Kenyon and John Ward-Perkins in the Punic and Roman city of Sabratha, North Africa. Sections focus on black-glazed wares, red-slipped wares, other finewares, the lamps and the archaeological context.