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Parlasca 1986, 203-12. W. Heibig, Führer durch die öffentlichen Sammlungen klassischer Altertümer in Rom, II, 1963-1972, 104, no. 1253 (H. v. Steuben); H. Robertson, A History ofGreek Art, Cambridge 1975,561 On dating: H. Himmelmann, "Drei hellenistische Bronzen in Bonn", Abhandlungen der Akademie der Wissenschaften in Mainz, Geistes- und Sozialwissenschaft II (1975), 16 ff, Salomonson 1980, 89; B. S. Ridgway, Hellenistic Sculpture I. The styles of ca. 331-200 B. C, Madison and Wisconsin 1990, 337-38. J. W. Hayes, "Pottery: Stratified Groups and Typology", in Excavations at Carthage 1915 co?iducted by the University of Michigan, vol. I, Tunis 1976, 77; Hochuli-Gysel 1977. Salomonson 1959, 52, figs. 23-25, 52-53; Salomonson 1980, 100. Ibid, 102. On the diffusion of North African ceramics: J. W. Hayes, Late Roman Potteiy. The British School at Rome, London 1972, 453-455, maps 1-6. Antike Kunstobjekte, Katalog 3, 2005, Nr. 10. Salomonson 1980, 78; Flecker 2005, 138. J. W. Salomonson, "Etudes sur la céramique romaine d'Afrique. Sigillée claire et céramique commune de Henchir el Ouiba (Raqquada) en Tunisie Centrale", Bulletin van de vereenging tot bevordering der kennis van de antieke beschaving te s-Gravenhage 43 (1968), 86; J. Bussière, "Lampes antiques d'Algérie", Monogr. Instrumentum 16, Montognac 2000, 111. Flecker 2005, 112. Navigius too signed a similar piece with head of a youth: signed, Salomonson 1969, 92-93, Abb. 129. An unsigned piece very similar in style (Henchir el Ouiba, Raquadda, Tunisia) is in the Carthage Museum, Salomonson 1968, fig. 24, 109, n. 99, 111; another similar piece, also the work of a workshop in Central Tunisia, unslipped, from roughly levigated clay, was excavated from the cremation grave B37-es of Raqquada cemetery: Salomonson 1968, 137-38, fig. 50, 139; Salomonson 1969, fig. 24. P. La Baume andj. W. Salomonson, Römische Kleinkunst. Sammlung Karl Löffler. Wissensch. Kataloge des Römisch-Germanischen Museums Köln, III, Cologne 1976, 171, Nr. 628-629, perhaps also 630. See Flecker 2005, 167, Salomonson 1969, 92-93, Abb. 129 =J. W. Hayes, "Sigillate orientali", in Atlante dette forme ceramiche IL Ceramica fine romána nel bacino Mediterraneo (tardo ellenismo e primo impero). Enciclopedia delVarte antica classica e orientale, Roma 1986, vol. I, 178, tav. LXXXIX. 4, CLL 4 (A. Carandini-E. Tortorici). On the piece from Raqquada: Salomonson 1968, Fig. 24, 109, n. 99, 111. On dating: Salomonson 1969, 89, Anm. 219; Rom.-Germ. Museum Köln (Sammlung Löffler), inv. no. N. 103, La Baume and Salomonson 1976, no. 629, 171, Taf. 67,4. U. H(eimberg), Antiken aus Rheinischem Privatbesitz. Kunst und Altertum am Rhein. Führer des Rheinischen Landesmuseums in Bonn, Cologne 1973, 1 12-13, no. 48; on a similar example: Flecker 2005, 165, P 3.