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In memoriam Jan Willem Salomonson (1925-2017)

Roald Docter (UGent)

(2021) CARTHAGE STUDIES. 12. p.1-22
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In memoriam Jihen Nacef (1973-2018)

Roald Docter (UGent)

(2021) CARTHAGE STUDIES. 12. p.23-30
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Carthage and the spoils of war : an update

Roald Docter (UGent)

(2017) CARTHAGE STUDIES. 8(2014). p.83-102
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A vessel worthy to all Gods : remarks on religion, war and gold

Victor Martinez Hahnmüller (UGent)

(2017) CARTHAGE STUDIES. 8. p.111-142
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An Italian relic of WW II at the bir Messaouda site

Roald Docter (UGent)

(2014) CARTHAGE STUDIES. 7(2013). p.157-162
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Pottery of the Islamic period from the Bir Messaouda

Roald Docter (UGent)

(2014) CARTHAGE STUDIES. 7(2013). p.141-155
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In memoriam Jacques Debergh (1945-2010)

Roald Docter (UGent)

(2013) CARTHAGE STUDIES. 5. p.1-26
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Two forgotten amphorae from the Hamburg excavations at Carthage (Cyprus, and the Iberian Peninsula) and their contexts

Roald Docter (UGent) and Babette Bechtold

(2013) CARTHAGE STUDIES. 5(2011). p.91-128
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In memoriam Naïdé Ferchiou (1945-2013)

Roald Docter (UGent)

(2013) CARTHAGE STUDIES. 7. p.7-20
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In memoriam Hans Georg Niemeyer (1933-2007)

Roald Docter (UGent)

(2009) Carthage Studies. 3. p.1-12

Academic Bibliography

In memoriam Jan Willem Salomonson (1925-2017)

In memoriam Jihen Nacef (1973-2018)

Carthage and the spoils of war : an update

A vessel worthy to all Gods : remarks on religion, war and gold

An Italian relic of WW II at the bir Messaouda site

Pottery of the Islamic period from the Bir Messaouda

In memoriam Jacques Debergh (1945-2010)

Two forgotten amphorae from the Hamburg excavations at Carthage (Cyprus, and the Iberian Peninsula) and their contexts

In memoriam Naïdé Ferchiou (1945-2013)

In memoriam Hans Georg Niemeyer (1933-2007)

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