Preface - The Editors
Invited lecture
The Adriatic route of the Attic sarcophagus trade - Nenad Cambi
Regional trends of Late Roman and early medieval urban transformations
Mutations of the late antique urban landscape in Byllis and other cities in Epirus Nova (5th-7th century) - Pascale Chevalier
Franco-Albanian archaeological collaboration (2012-2015): research on the topography of Durres - Eduard Shehi, Catherine Abadie-Reynal, Brikena Shkodra-Rrugia and Yann Mannon
The imperial presence in Dalmatian epigraphy from Decius to Diocletian. A note on the epigraphic landscape - Mattia Vitelli Casella
The Spolia phenomenon in the architecture of Dalmatian towns - Vedrana Jovic Gazic
Diocletian's Palace: monument of the new social system - tetrarchy - Ivana Jadric-Kucan
Early medieval architectural adaptation of the early Christian churches in the territory of Zadar - Ana Jordan Knezevic
Pesaro. A necropolis from the 6th-7th centuries AD, adjacent to the Via Flaminia - Laura Cerri, Chiara Delpino, Vanessa Lani, Claudia Maestri and Erika Valli
Cupra Marittima (Marche): transformations of the 'villa with nymphaeum' from the 2nd through the 6th century AD - Nicoletta Frapiccini, Federica Galazzi and Loris Salvucci
The periphery of the Mediterranean - Aguntum (Southwestern Noricum) in Late Antiquity - Martin Auer, Sabine Deschler-Erb and Veronika Sossau
Late Antique landscapes, fortifications and churches in Adriatic rural areas
Mapping the early medieval shores of the Balkans - Dominik Heher
Transformations of a Post-Roman countryside: first results from field survey and excavations in the Upper Vjosa valley (SE Albania) - Ardit Miti and Eglantina Serjani
Wine and olive oil in Roman Histria and Dalmatia. Production centres in Late Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages - Jana Kopackova
Transformations of baptismal complexes in central Dalmatia during the late antique period - Ana Miskovic
Banjace - an example of rural architecture of the 5th and 6th centuries - Ivana Ozanic Roguljic and Ina Miloglav
Rural landscape transformations in Roman Aenona - Martina Dubolnic Glavan, Igor Kulenovic and Neda Kulenovic
Issues related to the transformation of Late Antique fortresses on the east coast of the Adriatic Sea: the example of the Benedictine monastery of Sts. Cosmas and Damian located on the hill Cokovac, on the island of Pasman - Josipa Baraka Perica and Bozana Maletic
Stivanje field in Telascica Nature Park - from Antiquity into the Middle Ages - Jona Petesic
Crkvisce-Bukovlje near Generalski Stol - Late Antique hillfort. Results of the 2012-2015 excavations - Ana Azinovic Bebek and Ivana Hirschler Maric
Continuity of use of the landscape of the Vinodol valley (northern Liburnia, NE Adriatic): communications, settlements and surveillance points from prehistory to Late Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages - Goranka Lipovac Vrkljan, Ranko Starac and Ana Konestra
Rural landscapes in Istrian Late Antiquity - Robert Matijasic and Davor Bulic
Landscape, resource management and plant economy in the Parentium area (Croatia) between the Imperial period and the beginning of the Middle Ages. First results of archaeobotanical investigation - Christophe Vaschalde, Margaux Tillier, Nuria Rovira, Frederic Guibal, David Kaniewski, Charlotte De Bruxelles, Marie-Brigitte Carre, Corinne Rousse, Gaetano Bencic, Vladimir Kovacic and Davor Munda
Stancija Blek (Tar-Vabriga): craft activities and traces of transformations from a villa to a medieval settlement - Ana Konestra, Bartul Siljeg and Gaetano Bencic
Settlement and economy in early medieval Franciacorta - Simone Sestito
New excavations at Santa Maria in Pado Vetere and in the Po Delta (2014-2015) - Mario Cesarano and Carla Corti
The Late Antique and medieval landscape to the north-west of Ravenna. The Bassa Romandiola Project - Marco Cavalazzi, Michele Abballe, Anna Benato and Michela De Felicibus
Population and rural landscape organization in Numana (Ancona, Italy) between the 2nd and 9th centuries: preliminary notes - Maurizio Bilo and Sonia Virgili
Material culture in Late Antiquity: trends in the Adriatic region
Crecchio Ware: a special connection between Abruzzo and Egypt? - Archer Martin
A look through the glass - glass trade on the Adriatic and its hinterland in the imperial period - Irena Lazar
Adriatic imports to Rome: an insight from the wine amphorae - Giorgio Rizzo and Cristina Molari
Late Roman pottery standardization: Hayes 85 as a case study - Miguel Busto-Zapico and Enrico Cirelli
Expanding African trade in the Adriatic during the early Imperial age - Diana Dobreva
The trade networks of Butrint within the mid-Imperial Adriatic (2nd-4th century AD): the amphorae from the Roman Forum Excavations Project - Gloria Bolzoni
Export of Dalmatian sarcophagi in the 6th century: chronology and topography - Ivan Basic
Aquileia, Canale Anfora - finds from 1988: pottery as a marker of trade - Patrizia Donat, Paola Maggi, Paola Ventura and Ella Zulini
Aquileia, Canale Anfora - the 2004-2005 excavation: commercial trade between the 2nd and the 3rd century AD witnessed by terra sigillata - Patrizia Donat, Paola Maggi, Franca Maselli Scotti and Ella Zulini
The Mediterranean inside the city. The Late Antique imports from the Padua Baptistery excavation - Giovanna Ganzarolli
The limestone sarcophagus trade from the quarries on Brac: New evidence from Ravenna and the Northern Adriatic - Paola Novara
Amphorae from a medieval context of the Monastery of St Severo in Classe (RA) - Bianca Maria Mancini
Economy and trade in the mid- Imperial Adriatic between Classe and the Mediterranean - Francesca Assirelli
Soapstone from the northern Marches: Reconstruction of the ancient trade routes to Senigallia in the upper and middle Adriatic between Late Antiquity and the Middle Ages - Maria Teresa Gatto
Short and long range trade in the Roman Adriatic (3rd-6th century). The material culture: between counterfeit goods and original products - Carlo De Mitri
Changing trade routes in Late Antique and early medieval Cicolano: evidence of Adriatic and other imported pottery at the San Martino site(Torano di Borgorose, Rieti, Italy) - Elizabeth Colantoni, Gabriele Colantoni, Maria Rosa Lucidi, Jeffrey A. Stevens and Francesco Tommasi
