1 Introduction
2 Plans, drawings, views
3.1 The excavations and publications
3.2 The excavations by Pohl
3.3 The excavations of the lower level documented by
Finelli, Ricci and Lauro-Ricciardi
3.4 The restorations of the mosaics and the masonry
4.1 The rooms behind the east portico
4.2 The rooms behind the north and west porticos
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5 The temple and the south side of the square
6 The marble inscriptions and graffiti
7.1 Masters, superintendents, skippers, traders, merchants
7.2 The shipping business in law
8.1 Visual approaches
8.2 Effects and characteristics
8.3 The ships
9 Catalogue of the stationes
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10 The frames of the mosaics and the dividing walls
11.1 The dating of the mosaics
11.2 The construction phases
12 The name of the square
13 The auxiliary grain fleet of Commodus
14.1 Conclusions: lay-out and use
14.2 Conclusions: art and communication
15 Credits
16 Bibliography and abbreviations
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