Naples and Sorrento
Today
we travel to Sorrento with an afternoon stop at Naples famed National
Archaeological Museum, which houses many of the most interesting finds from
Pompeii and Heculaneum.
Discussion Articles
Barlow,
Charles T., “The Roman Government and the Roman Economy, 92-80 B.C.,” American
Journal of Philology 101 (Summer 1980), 202-219
D’Arms, John H., “Romans on
the Bay of Naples: A Social and Cultural Study of
the Villas and their owners form 150 B.C. to A.D. 400,” Harvard University
Press, 1970, Chapter 5: The Bay of Naples in the Imperial Age
Hughes, Donald, "The Environment: Life, Land, and Sea in the Mediterranean Region," Chapter 2 in Pan's Travail: Environmental Problems of the Ancient Greeks and Romans, Johns Hopkins University, 1994
Purcell, N., “Wine and Wealth
in Ancient Italy,”
The Journal of Roman Studies, 75 (1985), 1-19
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inks Photo gallery of the National Archaeological Museum collection in Naples
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