MAREA: Bibliography

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1. “Marea,” RE 14.2 (Stuttgart 1930) 1676-1678 (H. Kees).
2. “Marea,” KlP 3 (Munich 1975) 1019 (W. Helck).
3. “Kom al-Idris,” LÄ 3 (Wiesbaden 1980) 674 (F. Goma_).

1. Anthony de Cosson, Mareotis, Being a Short Account of the History and Ancient Monuments of the North-Western Delta of Egypt and the Lake Mareotis (London: Country Life, 1935).

2. Jean-Yves Empereur, Commerce et artisanat dans l’Alexandrie hellénistique et romaine: Actes du colloque d’Athènes, 12-13 décembre 1988 (BCH Suppl. 33, Athens 1998).

1. A. Abd el-Fattah, “Recent Discoveries in Alexandria and the Chora,” in Empereur 1998: 37-53.

2. F. el-Ashmawi, “Pottery Kiln and Wine-Factory at Burg el-Arab,” in Empereur 1998: 55-64.

3. Jean-Yves Empereur and M. Picon, “Les ateliers d’amphores du Lac Mariout,” in Empereur 1998: 75-91.

4. F. el-Fakharani, “Recent Excavations at Marea in Egypt,” Das römisch-byzantinische Ägypten (Aeg.Trev. 2, Mainz: von Zabern, 1983) 175-186.

5. Peter Grossmann, “Die Kirche extra muros von Taposiris Magna,” MDAIK 38 (1982) 152-154.

6. Christopher Haas, “Alexandria and the Mareotis Region,” in Thomas S. Burns and John W. Eadie, edd., Urban Centers and Rural Contexts in Late Antiquity (East Lansing: Michigan State University Press, 2001) 47-62.

7. K. Petruso and C. Gabel,” Marea: A Byzantine Port on Egypt’s Northwestern Frontier,” Archaeology 36.5 (1983) 62-63, 76-77.

8. M. Rodziewicz, “Alexandria and the District of Mareotis,” Graeco-Arabica 2 (1983) 199-216.

9. M. Rodziewicz, “Classification of Wineries from Mareotis,” Empereur 1998: 27-36.