The Theater of Pompey in Rome: the Archeological Evidence, the Architecture and Destruction by James E. Packer

“… "Celebrated by the writers of classical antiquity for its size, splendor, and amenities, the Theater of Pompey has almost completely disappeared from modern Rome. Yet, its site has been known for centuries (probably since antiquity). …”
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POST COVID ROME: "BEING IN THE WORLD" AND URBAN METABOLISM by Marco Falsetti, Giusi Ciotoli

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Covid-19 vaccination among migrants in Rome, Italy by Laura Cacciani, Giulia Cesaroni, Enrico Calandrini, Marina Davoli, Nera Agabiti

“…We evaluated the association between migrant status, as measured by the citizenship from a High Migratory Pressure Country (HMPC), and COVID-19 vaccination uptake in the resident population in Rome, Italy. We also investigated sex differences. …”
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The Word in the Image: an Epiconographic Analysis of Mosaics of the Reform in Rome by Stefano Riccioni

“…Using a new methodological approach, called epiconography, the present paper examines the most significant monuments produced in Rome during the Gregorian reform: the mosaics of S. …”
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Judaization in Palestine: Is It Genocide According to the 1998 Rome Statute? by hafara khoirunisa, sefriani sefriani, jawahir thontowi, jaya indra santosa, yashifa febriani, Ahmed Zeiad Masoud

Subjects: “…cultural genocide, judaization, palestine, rome statute…”
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Menstrual Blood: Uses, Values, and Controls in Ancient Rome by Sophie Chavarria

“…The purpose of this article is to examine the positive and negative properties of menstrual blood in Ancient Rome and its related uses. Building on such premises, I go on to explore the cultural practices involving this ambivalent substance. …”
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Guardians of the aquifers: enhancing Rome’s groundwater monitoring network by Mauro Roma, Isidoro Bonfà, Maria Pia Congi, Rossella Maria Gafà, Lucio Martarelli, Gennaro Maria Monti, Claudio Papiccio, Angelantonio Silvi, Valerio Vitale, Francesco La Vigna

“…The study area is the city of Rome, where a monitoring system of approximately 150 piezometers and wells, currently manually monitored twice a year. …”
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JOHN MOORHEAD, THE POPES AND THE CHURCH OF ROME IN LATE ANTIQUITY by Dan Ruscu

“…John Moorhead, The Popes and the Church of Rome in Late Antiquity [Routledge Studies in Ancient History 8], Routledge: New York 2015.…”
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About the memory of history in Rome: the scipiones and the treachery of the celtiberians by Manuel SALINAS DE FRÍAS

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Alice Rio, “Slavery After Rome. 500-1100” by Lorenzo Tabarrini

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Rome reborn on the Arno: Republican spatialities and the uses of the past by Kaius Tuori, Anna-Maria Wilskman, Samuli Simelius, Antonio Lopez Garcia, Vesa Heikkinen

“…What the article illustrates is the complexity and strategic dynamism of relations that Florence had to not only its own past as a Roman city but to the ideal of ancient Rome and its Republics.…”
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Non-Verbal Communication in Ancient Rome: Eyebrow Gestures by M. Antonia Fornés Pallicer, Mercè Puig Rodríguez-Escalona

“…This article analyses the communicative power of eyebrows in ancient Rome within the framework of broader research into gestures from the same period. …”
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RADOVÁ, Irena: THE ADVENTURES OF THE ARGONAUTS: GREECE VERSUS ROME by Marie Okáčová

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Alaric among natives and strangers: the way to the sack of Rome by Dmitriy Konkov

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Ancient Rome and Icelandic Culture - A Brief Overview by Actite, Federico

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The march on Rome and its consequences. Views of Yugoslav contemporaries by Ristović Milan

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A spatial indicator of environmental and climatic vulnerability in Rome by Chiara Badaloni, Manuela De Sario, Nicola Caranci, Francesca de' Donato, Andrea Bolignano, Marina Davoli, Letizia Leccese, Paola Michelozzi, Michela Leone

“…A new synthetic tool to summarize environmental and climatic vulnerability has been introduced for the city of Rome, Italy, to provide the basis for environmental and health policies. …”
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Giacomo Quarenghi engraver. An etching representing the Salara in Rome by Piervaleriano Angelini

“…The analysis of the etching, now in Amsterdam, has stimulated a careful evaluation of the subject of the view (both designed and engraved), allowing us to recognize it not as Porta Salaria, but The Salara in Rome, the ancient salt repository which once existed near S. …”
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Feeding Rome : innovation in the economy of the Roman grain supply by James, Alden(Alden T.)

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Joining past and present--an addition to the National Museum of Rome by Leader, Kristin Karli

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