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Issue 26 (XXVI/2016)

Studies

VITALIE BÂRCĂ

The Dating of the Sarmatian Grave at Sânnicolau Mare – Seliște (Timiș County, Romania) and the Problem of the Early Sarmatian Entry and Settlement of the Pannonian Plain (p. 7-66)

LAVINIA GRUMEZA

Post Roman and Sarmatian Pottery Workshops in Banat, Between the End of the 3rd – Beginning of the 5th Century AD (p. 67-106)

C. H. OPREANU, V.-A. LĂZĂRESCU

The Evolution of the Civilian Settlement at Porolissum in the Light of the New Research (p. 107-120)

IOAN STANCIU, CORNELIU BELDIMAN, DIANA-MARIA SZTANCS, CORALIA DORINA BONTA

Economic and Everyday Life Facets in an Early Medieval Settlement from North-Western Transylvania, Reflected by the Bone Artefacts (p. 121-199)

Archaeological and epigraphical notes

COSMIN ONOFREI

Publius Aelius Theimes from Ulpia Traiana Sarmizegetusa (p. 201-204)

CĂLIN COSMA

Avar Warriors in North-West Romania during the 7th – 8th Centuries. Notes on the Political Status of North-West Romania during the 7th – 8th Centuries (p. 205-233)

IURIE STAMATI

“Long Live Romanian Soviet Friendship!” An Exploration of the Relationship Between Archaeologists from USSR and the People’s/Socialist Republic of Romania (p. 235-252)

Reviews

Mugur Andronic, Istoria Bucovinei. Vol. II. În epoca marilor migraţii şi până la încheierea formării Moldovei medievale [The History of Bukovina. Vol. 2. In the Era of the Great Migrations and until the End of the Foundation of Medieval Moldavia]. Societatea Culturală “Ştefan cel Mare”. Pagini din Istoria şi Cultura Bucovinei XIII (Suceava 2014), 465 p. (p. 253-260) (Ioan Stanciu)

Coriolan Horaţiu Opreanu, Vlad Lăzărescu, A Roman frontier marketplace at Porolissum in the light of numismatic evidence. Contribution to the knowledge of the Roman limes economy. Corpus Limitis Imperii Romani. Dacia Porolissensis (I): Porolissum. Porolissum Monographs I. Editura Mega-Editura Caiete Silvane (Cluj-Napoca/Zalău 2015), 178 p. + 32 pl. (p. 261-263) (Florin Fodorean)

Simona Scarcella (Ed.), Archaeological Ceramics: A Review of Current Research [BAR International Series 2193] (Oxford 2011), 175 pages and 144 figures (p. 265-270) (Vlad-Andrei Lăzărescu)

Florin Fodorean, The Topography and the Landscape of Roman Dacia, BAR International Series 2501, (Oxford, 2013), 147 p. (p. 271-274) (Dan Deac)

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