Oil_olive bibliography :Afrique du Nord

Afrique du Nord

H. Camps-Fabrer, L’olivier et l’huile dans l’Afrique Romaine (Alger 1953).

D. J. Mattingly, “Olive presses in Roman Africa: technical evolution or stagnation?,” in L’Africa Romana. Atti del XI convegno di studio, Cartagine, 15-18 dicembre 1994, M. Khanoussi, P. Ruggeri, and C. Vismara, eds. (Ozieri 1996), Vol. 2: 577-95.

D. J. Mattingly and R. B. Hitchner, “Ancient Agriculture. Fruits of Empire - The production of olive oil in Roman Africa,” National Geographic Research and Exploration 7 (1991): 36-55.

D. J. Mattingly and R. B. Hitchner, “Technical specifications for some North African olive presses of Roman date,” in La production du vin et de l’huile en Méditerranée, M.-C. Amouretti and J.-P. Brun, eds., Bulletin de correspondance hellénique, Supplement, 26 (Athènes - Paris 1993): 439-62.

D. J. Mattingly and M. Zenati, “The UNESCO Libyan valleys survey, VI. The excavation of building Lm 4E: the olive press,” LibStud 15 (1984): 13-18.

L. Maurin, “Thuburbo Majus et la paix vandale,” CT 15 (1967): 225-54.

J. Meunier, “L’huilerie romaine de Kherbet-Agoub (Périgotville),” Bulletin de la Société historique et géographique de Sétif 2 (1941): 35-55.

P. Morizot, “Économie et société en Numidie méridionale: l’exemple de l’Aurès,” in L’Africa Romana 8. Atti dell’ VIII convegno di studio, Cagliari, 14-16 dicembre 1990, A. Mastino, ed. (Sassari 1991), Vol. 1: 429-46.

D. Oates, “The Tripolitanian Gebel: settlement of the Roman period around Gsar ed-Daun,” PBSR 21 (1953): 81-117.

A. Ouahidi, “Nouvelles recherches archéologiques sur les huileries de Volubilis,” in L’Africa romana. Atti del X Convegno di studio (Sassari 1994), Vol. 1: 289-99.

J. T. Peña, “The mobilization of state olive oil in Roman Africa: the evidence of late 4th-c. ostraca from Carthage,” in Carthage papers: The early colony’s economy, water supply, a private bath, and the mobilization of state olive oil, JRA Supplement, 28 (Portsmouth, Rhode Island 1998): 117-238.

M. Reddé, Prospections des vallées du nord de la Libye (1979-1980). La région de la Syrte à l’époque romaine, Cahiers du groupe de recherches sur l’armée romaine et les provinces, 4 (Paris 1988).

P. W. Townsend, “The oil tribute of Africa at the time of Julius Caesar,” CPh 35 (1940): 274-83.

A. I. Wilson, “review of Rus Africum. Terra acqua olio nell’ Africa settentrionale, edited by M. de Vos,” LibStud 32 (2001): 186-88.

D. Manacorda, “Testimonianze sulla produzione e il consumo dell’olio tripolitano nel III secolo,” DialA 9-10 (1976-77): 542-601.

D. J. Mattingly, “Olive oil production in Roman Tripolitania,” in Town and country in Roman Tripolitania. Papers in honour of Olwen Hackett, D. J. Buck and D. J. Mattingly, eds., BAR International Series, 274 (Oxford 1985): 27-46.

D. Mattingly, “New perspectives on the agricultural development of Gebel and pre-desert in Roman Tripolitania,” ROMM 41-42 (1986): 45-65.

D. J. Mattingly, “Megalithic madness and measurement. Or how many olives could an olive press press?,” OJA 7, no. 2 (July 1988): 177-95.

D. J. Mattingly, “The olive boom. Oil surpluses, wealth and power in Roman Tripolitania,” LibStud 19 (1988): 21-41.

D. J. Mattingly, “Farmers and frontiers. Exploiting and defending the countryside of Roman Tripolitania,” LibStud 20 (1989): 135-54.

D. J. Mattingly, “Olive production and the Albertini Tablets,” in L’Africa Romana 6. Atti del VI convegno di studio, Sassari, 16-18 dicembre 1988, A. Mastino, ed. (Sassari 1989), Vol. 1: 403-15.
D. J. Mattingly, “Olive oil and salt-cured fish, geo-economic factors in Baetica and Tingitania - Spanish - Ponsich,M,” JRS 80 (1990): 201-02.

D. J. Mattingly, “Paintings, presses and perfume production at Pompeii,” OJA 9, no. 1 (March 1990): 71-90.

R. M. Haywood, “The oil of Leptis,” CPh 36 (1941): 246-56.

R. B. Hitchner, “The Kasserine archaeological survey - 1987,” AntAfr 26 (1990): 231-59, with contributions by Simon Ellis, Alan Graham, David Mattingly and Lucinda Neuru.

R. B. Hitchner, “Olive production and the Roman economy: the case for intensive growth in the Roman empire,” in La production du vin et de l’huile en Méditerranée, M.-C. Amouretti and J.-P. Brun, eds., Bulletin de correspondance hellénique, Supplément, 26 (Athènes 1993): 499-508.

R. B. Hitchner, “Irrigation, terraces, dams and aqueducts in the region of Cillium (mod. Kasserine). The role of water works in the development of a Roman-African town and its countryside,” in Productions et exportations africaines: actualités archéologiques en Afrique du Nord antique et mediévale. VIe colloque international sur l’histoire et l’archéologie de l’Afrique du Nord (PAU, octobre 1993 - 118e congrès), P. Trousset, ed. ( 1995): 143-57.

G. W. W. Barker et al., “Romano-Libyan agriculture: integrated models,” in Farming the desert. The UNESCO Libyan Valleys Archaeological Survey, G. W. W. Barker, ed. (Paris, Tripoli and London 1996), Vol. 1, Synthesis: 265-90.

H. Camps-Fabrer, “Une nouvelle huilerie romaine dans la région de Périgotville,” LibycaBServAnt 5 (1957): 43-47.

M. Christoflé, Essai de restitution d’un moulin à huile de l’époque romaine à Madaure (Constantine) (Alger 1930).

M. Christoflé, “report to Séance de la Commission de l’Afrique du Nord (12 mai 1931),” BCTH (1930-1931): 312-22.

H. S. Cowper, The Hill of the Graces: a record of investigation among the trilithons and megalithic sites of Tripoli (Methuen & Co. 1897).

M. de Vos, ed., Rus africum. Terra acqua olio nell Africa settentrionale. Scavo e ricognizione nei dintorni di Dougga (Alto Tell tunisino), Labirinti, 50 (Trento 2000), Mostra Palazzo Thun, Torre Mirana, Trento 23 Novembre 2000 - 7 Gennaio 2001.

N. Duval, “Encore les *monuments à auges+ d’Afrique. Tébessa Khalia, Hr. Faraoun,” MEFRA 88 (1976): 929-59.

T. Ghalia, “A propos d’une inscription à valeur apotropaïque sur un contrepoids de pressoir découvert dans la region de Kélibia,” in L’Africa Romana 8. Atti dell’ VIII convegno di studio, Cagliari, 14-16 dicembre 1990, A. Mastino, ed. (Sassari 1991), Vol. 1: 253-62.

S. Gsell, “L’huile de Leptis,” Riv Trip 1 (1924-25): 41-46, = Gsell, S. (1981), Études sur l’Afrique antique. Scripta varia (ed. Lepelley, C.), 151-156.

C. Courtois et al., Tablettes Albertini. Actes privés del l’époque Vandale (fin du Ve siècle), 2 vols. (Paris 1952).

S. Ben Baaziz, “Les huileries de la haute vallée de l’Oued el Htab,” Africa 9 (1985): 209-15.

A. Akerraz and M. Lenoir, “Les huileries de Volubilis,” BAM 14 (1981-1982): 69-120.

A. Akerraz and M. Lenoir, “Note sur les huileries du quartier nord-est de Volubilis,” in L’Africa Romana 4. Atti del IV convegno di studio, Sassari, 12-14 dicembre 1986, A. Mastino, ed. (Sassari 1987), Vol. 2: 459-60.

L. Jacquot, “Huileries romaines de la région de Sétif,” Recueil des Notices et Mémoires de la Société archéologique du Département de Constantine 48 (1914 [1915]): 265-73.

J.-P. Laporte, “La tudicula, machine antique à écraser les olives, et les massues de bronze d’Afrique du Nord,” BCTH, n.s. 10-11 (1974-1975 [1978]): 167-74.

J. P. Laporte, “Les amphores de Tubusuctu et l’huile de Maurétanie Césarienne,” BCTH, n.s. 12-14 (1976-1978): 131-57.

J.-P. Laporte, “Fermes, huileries et pressoirs de Grande Kabylie,” BCTH, n.s. 19 (1985): 127-46

D. Gibbins, “A Roman Shipwreck of c. AD 200 at Piemmirio, Sicily: Evidence for North African Amphora Production During the Severan Period,” WorldA 32, no. 3 (February 2001): 311-34.