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Bryn Mawr Classical Review (BMCR) publishes timely reviews of current scholarly work in the field of classical studies (including archaeology).
Joined December 2010
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Avni on Muthukumaran, The tropical turn: agricultural innovation in the ancient Middle East and the Mediterranean
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Jost on Di Basilio, Investigating the relationship between Aristotle's Eudemian and Nicomachean ethics
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Tietz on Marganne and Nocchi Macedo, Pratiques et stratégies alimentaires dans l'Antiquité tardive
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De Beer on Chernetsky, The mythological origins of Renaissance Florence: the city as New Athens, Rome, and Jerusalem
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Jazwa on Moreno García, From house societies to states: early political organisation, from antiquity to the Middle Ages
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Frankl on Peeters, Shaping regionality in socio-economic systems: late Hellenistic-late Roman ceramic production, circulation, and consumption in Boeotia, central Greece (c. 150 BC-AD 700)
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Letteney on Ameling, Centre and periphery: working with the inscriptions of Iudaea/Palaestina
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Nash on Natoli, Pitts, and Hallett, Ancient women writers of Greece and Rome
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Quaglia on Vuković, Wolves of Rome: the Lupercalia from Roman and comparative perspectives
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Marciniak on Devillers and Garat, L'Antiquité dans la littérature jeunesse
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Lorenzon on Camassa, Statuto del corpo e annuncio di salvezza: dalla Grecia di età classica alla Palestina nel momento di Gesù
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McInnes-Gibbons on Bobou, Miranda, Raja, and Yon, The Ingholt archive: the Palmyrene material, transcribed with commentary and bibliography
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Cecconi on Bubb, Dissection in classical antiquity: a social and medical history
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Panzram on Ubric Rabaneda, Writing history in late antique Iberia: historiography in theory and practice from the 4th to the 7th century
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