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BAR Publishing, 1989. — 296 p. — (British Institute of Archaeology at Ankara Monograph 11, BAR International Series 553.2).High and low level routes across the Taurus and Antitaurus - T. Mitford
The events of 351‐352 in Palestine ‐ the last revolt against Rome? - M. Mor
The fourth century garrison of Arabia: strategic implications for the south‐eastern frontier - S.T. Parker
The Jews between Rome and Parthia - U. Rappaport
Byzantium and southern Arabia – the policy of Anastasius - Z. Rubin
Four seasons of excavations at an Hellenistic site in the area of Kibbutz Sha’ar ha‐Amakim - A. Segal and Y. Naor
A fortified site to the east of Malatya - V. Sevin and Z. Derin
Artillery in Judaea from Hasmonaean to Roman times - I. Shatzman
Ports of the Red Sea and the Arabia‐India trade - S.E. Sidebotham
Furius’ gravestone from the Crimea - M. Speidel
The Roman walls of Samosata - A. Tırpan
Procopius and Antioch - L.M. Whitby
On the regulation of the eastern frontier of the Roman Empire in 298 - E. Winter
Some of the Roman names on the Eastern Sigillata A from Samosata - L. Zoroğlu