Vol. 11 / No. 3
By: Kenneth D. Matthews
A Boy’s First Shave
Although it is suggested that this marble bust from the University Museum’s collections was found on Cyprus, the pleasant-looking young […]
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By: Kenneth D. Matthews
Scutella, Patella, Paterna, Patina: A Study of Roman Dinnerware
Arranging an old-fashioned Roman orgy is not easy. Aside from certain perhaps awkward moral considerations there are other complications worth […]
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Vol. 12 / No. 3
By: Kenneth D. Matthews
The Imperial Wardrobe of Ancient Rome
To protect his Danubian provinces, the Emperor Marcus Aurelius personally led campaigns against the Marcomanni from A.D. 166 to 172 […]
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Vol. 13 / No. 1
By: Kenneth D. Matthews
Roman Aqueducts: Technical Aspects of their Construction
The aqueducts of ancient Roman times represent the efforts of government to provide city dwellers with an abundant supply of […]
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