From production to destruction? Pagan statuary in late antique Asia Minor by Jacobs, I

Eine späte Blüte. Aufschwung und Niedergang von Sagalassos in der Spätantike by Jacobs, I

Small, versatile, numinous: pagan-mythological statuettes at the end of antiquity by Jacobs, I

Ecclesiastical dominance and urban setting. Colonnaded streets as back-drop for Christian display by Jacobs, I

Village churches and donors at the end of Antiquity by Jacobs, I

Five centuries of glory. The Colonnaded Street of Sagalassos in the first and the sixth century AD by Jacobs, I

Looking in two directions: urban (re)building in sixth-century Asia Minor by Jacobs, I

Old statues, new meanings: Literary, epigraphic and archaeological evidence for Christian reidentification of statuary by Jacobs, I

Statuary, the secular and religious powers in Late Antiquity by Jacobs, I

Old habits die hard: A group of mythological statuettes from Sagalassos and the afterlife of sculpture in Asia Minor by Jacobs, I

Gates in Late Antiquity in the Eastern Mediterranean by Jacobs, I

Archaeology as an alternative source for late antique Christianity: The example of ritual deposits by Jacobs, I

The sixth-century city in the Roman East: survival or demise of the traditional urban context? by Jacobs, I

The creation of the Late Antique city. Constantinople and Asia Minor during the “Theodosian renaissance” by Jacobs, I

Late antique encroachment in the city centres of Asia Minor: economic bustle and socio-political significance by Jacobs, I

Pagan-mythological statuary in sixth-century Asia Minor by Jacobs, I

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Cross Graffiti as Physical Means to Christianize the Classical City: An Exploration of Their Function, Meaning, Topographical, and Socio-Historical Contexts by Jacobs, I

Encroachment in the eastern Mediterranean between the fourth and the seventh century AD by Jacobs, I

Hosting the Council in Nicaea: material needs and solutions by Jacobs, I

Late fifth-century CE wall mosaics from the Tetrapylon Street in Aphrodisias. Evidence for a wall mosaic habit in late antiquity by Jacobs, I, Penn, T