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J. Bowsher - The Frontier Post of Medain Saleh
D. Braund - The Caucasian Frontier: Myth, Exploration and the Dynamics of Imperialism
D.B. Campbell - What Happened at Hatra? The Problems of the Severan Siege Operations
J.C. Coulston - Roman, Parthian and Sassanid Tactical Developments
J. Crow - A Review of the Physical Remains of the Frontier of Cappadocia
E. Dabrowa - The Frontier iu Syria in the First Century AD
H. Devijver - Equestrian Officers from the East
B. De Vries - Umm EI-Jimal in the First Three Centuries AD
J. Eadie - The Evolution of the Roman Frontier in Arabia
P.W. Freeman - The Province of Cilicia and its Origins
D. French - Cappadocia and the Eastern Limes: Aspects of Romanisation at Amaseia in Cappadocia
M. Gichon - Aspects of a Roman Army in War According to the Bellum Judaicum of Josephus
M. Gracey - The Armies of the Judaean Client Kings
S. Gregory - Road, Wall or Rock: Interpreting an Aerial Photograph from the Jebel Sinjar
R. Harper - Upper Zohar: A Preliminary Excavation Report
S. Hart - Nabataeans and Romans in Southern Jordan
K. Hopwood - Towers, Territory and Terror: How the East was Held
A. Invernizzi - Kifrin and the Euphrates Limes
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