Cosa Anna Marguerite McCann (with contributions by 21 others): The Roman Port and Fishery of Cosa: a Center of Ancient Trade. Pp. xxxiii + 353; 14 maps; 6 colour figs, 211 pages of illustrations, approx. 400 illustrations including in-text figs. Princeton University Press, 1987. $60 [Book Review]

The Classical Review 38 (02):356-357 (1988)
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