Tuesday, April 22, 2025

Enrico Paribeni e la ceramica attica di Populonia: Appunti trascritti e commentati dal Fondo Paribeni della Biblioteca Umanistica dell'Università di Firenze

Martino Maioli 

The notes presented are part of the Paribeni Fund, received as a bequest from the University of Florence after the death of the illustrious scholar. This is a group of documents containing notes and photographs dedicated to the study of Attic pottery from Populonia, examined by Paribeni between 1982 and 1993, the year of his death. The manuscripts contain notes on materials and lists in which the published vases and materials preserved in Populonia are recorded. The most significant nucleus is made up of the figured Attic vases, mostly unpublished, currently preserved in the basement of the Archaeological National Museum in Florence. The files are enriched by photographs of the recorded materials.

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  • DOI: 10.36253/979-12-215-0453-8
  • Series: Biblioteca di storia
  • Scientific Board: Consiglio editoriale FUP
  • Language: Italian

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    Text, Layout, and Medium: Documents from the Greco-Roman World between Epigraphy and Papyrology

    Edited by: Davide Amendola, Cristina Carusi, Francesca Maltomini, Emilio Rosamilia

    This volume brings together contributions from scholars across various fields to examine the intricate relationships between format, medium, and function in ancient documentary texts. Its main objective is to challenge traditional academic boundaries by bridging the gap between epigraphy and papyrology, fostering interdisciplinary dialogue. Through case studies from the Archaic period to Late Antiquity, the chapters offer fresh insights into the impact of material constraints on a wide range of document types. They also explore how layout features evolved over time and across regions in response to political, cultural, and social changes, as well as the effects these features had on readability. Overall, the volume highlights the importance of treating ancient documents as cultural objects in their own right, advocating for a more holistic approach to studying their materiality.

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  • DOI: 10.36253/979-12-215-0456-9
  • Series: Edizioni dell’Istituto Papirologico «G. Vitelli»
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    Comunicazioni dell’Istituto Papirologico «G. Vitelli» - 15

    Edited by: Francesca Maltomini, Simona Russo
     

    The fifteenth volume of the Comunicazioni dell’Istituto Papirologico «G. Vitelli», entirely dedicated to research on the Arsinoite, is divided into two sections: Editions and Re-editions of Texts, and Critical Notes. The first section includes the edition of nine documentary papiri from various collections. The second section contains ten essays focusing on the paleography of the papyri, the history of excavations and papyrological finds in Egypt, the interaction between archaeological objects and papyrus texts, and aspects of lexicography.

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  • DOI: 10.36253/979-12-215-0545-0
  • Series: Edizioni dell’Istituto Papirologico «G. Vitelli»
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    Literary Papyri from the Bodleian Library and Other Collections (P.Lit.Var.)

    Lucio Del Corso, Raffaele Luiselli

    This volume collects 20 Greek and Latin literary papyri, mostly unpublished, which are housed in several collections: some belong to the Bodleian Library, Oxford; others are kept in Institutions scattered all around the world: the Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana, Florence, the Bibliothèque de Geneve, the Library of Columbia University, New York, and finally the IFAO, Cairo. The variety of the institutions holding the papyri is matched by the rich diversity of contents, book formats, and scripts. The contained texts range from prose to poetry, from erudition to astrology, and divination. Moreover, they come from a wide geographical area in the Egyptian chora, and range in date from the early Ptolemaic period to Late Antiquity’.

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  • DOI: 10.36253/979-12-215-0570-2
  • Series: Edizioni dell’Istituto Papirologico «G. Vitelli»
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    Monday, April 21, 2025

    OrientLab Inclusive Archaeology

    OrientLab.net is a research website about the archaeology of the ancient Near East and about new methodologies for the study of ancient societies and their environments. The website is run by the Chair of Near Eastern Archaeology of the Department of History and Cultures, Bologna University and is open to the cooperation with all scholars and students. The Editor is Nicolò Marchetti, the Webmaster is Silvano Bertossa, the Web Designer is Valentina Orrù.

    Inclusive Archaeology describes an approach based on an integration of views, techniques and methods. Multidisciplinarity, interdisciplinarity and hybridization become part of an anthropological perspective in which archaeology is seen as fully integrated within the broader frame of social sciences. Science accepts that different disciplines do not contribute to historical and behavioral explanations simply by an accumulation of knowledge, but also contaminating each other through shared objectives and views.

    At the same time, science acknowledges multiculturality, meaning specific values and approaches elaborated outside the Western world.

    There is no truth in science, but only doubts and (new) questions. Social sciences may be deemed scientific when they allow the possibility of verifying each intellectual process at each step.

    Inclusive Archaeology is based on openness, towards local and regional communities (science does not live in isolation but has an impact on and needs feedback from those communities), towards the scientific community (dissemination of newly produced data is the core mission of scientists), towards the global community (digital technologies must be used to build new forms of integrated datasets which may be used freely through the web). [NM]

    Tilmen Höyük

    The Tilmen Höyük Project is about an excavation in south-eastern Turkey which took place under the auspices of the University of Bologna and that of Istanbul between 2003 and 2008.

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    Karkemish 3D

    The Karkemish 3D Visualization Project aims at virtually recreating in a 3D environment, based on Unreal Engine 4 incorporating the photogrammetric models, both monuments and materials of the Neo Hittite period at the site.

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    Taşlı Geçit Höyük

    The  Taşlı Geçit Höyük Project is about an excavation in south-eastern Turkey which took place under the auspices of the University of Bologna between 2009 and 2010.

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    EblaChora

    The Ebla Chora Project (ECP) analyzes the archaeological landscape around Ebla in Syria, testing theories and models about the rise and structure of the early state in the Levant.

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    OrientDams

    The project aims at providing a detailed visual assessment on the impact of dams on archaeological sites in the Middle East and Northern Africa (MENA).

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    Islahiye Valley

    The project is an attempt at visualizing a shared environment from antiquity to the present on the basis of data collected between 1958 and 2010 by the University of Istanbul and that of Bologna.

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    Samark-Land

    The Uzbek-Italian Archaeological Project (UIAP) aims at investigating the history of ancient Samarkand in relation to the development and transformation of its territory. 

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    PastWeb

    PastWeb hosts old websites of scientific interest in order to keep their web memory. Hosting is free and anybody can submit a request.

     

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    International Congress on the Archaeology of the Ancient Near East

    The International Congresses on the Archaeology of the Ancient Near East are organized every two years by the scientific community of scholars working on and in the Near East and studying therein cognitive, material and environmental evidence from the most remote phases until the Islamic period within a multidisciplinary approach.

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    1st ICAANE

    Rome, 18-23 May 1998

    2nd ICAANE

    Copenhagen, 22-26 May 2000

    3rd ICAANE

    Paris, 15-19 April 2002

    4th ICAANE

    Berlin, 29 March – 3 April 2004

    5th ICAANE

    Madrid, 3-8 April 2006

    6th ICAANE

    Rome, 5-10 May 2008

    7th ICAANE

    London, 12-16 April 2010

    8th ICAANE

    Warsaw, 30 April – 4 May 2012

    9th ICAANE

    Basel, 9-13 June 2014

    10th ICAANE

    Vienna, 25-29 April 2016

    11th ICAANE

    Munich, 3-7 April 2018

    12th ICAANE

    Bologna, 6-9 April 2021

    13th ICAANE

    Copenhagen, 22-26 May 2023

    14th ICAANE

    Lyon, 2nd-7th June 2025

    Proceedings of the ICAANE



     

     

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    Taşli Geçit Höyük Report on the Excavations and Survey of the Outskirts of the Main Mound

    Federico Zaina

    GRPOP 1
    2021

    formato 21 x 29,7 cm; punto metallico
    52 pagine, in b/n
    ISBN 978-88-7849-165-6

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    Taşli Geçit Höyük. The Geophysical and Topographical Surveys at the Site

    Federica Boschi, Michele Silani

    GRPOP 2
    2021

    formato 21 x 29,7 cm; punto metallico
    24 pagine, in b/n
    ISBN 978-88-7849-169-4

     

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    Sunday, April 20, 2025

    Tilmen Höyük: a Summary of the Results and a Photographic Atlas of Alkim’s Excavations of the 2nd Millennium BC Layers

    Refik Duru

    GRPOP 1
    2024

    formato 21 x 29,7 cm; punto metallico
    80 pagine, in b/n
    ISBN 978-88-7849-199-1

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    Excavations at Karkemish IV. The Neo-Assyrian Well in Area C

    Nicolò Marchetti (ed.)

    OrientLab Series Maior, 8
    2025
    formato 21x29,7 cm
    256 pagine in b/n e colori
    ISBN: 978-88-7849-202-8 (edizione cartacea)
    ISBN: 978-88-7849-203-5 (edizione online)

    Available online

    Acknowledgments - Chapter 1. The Neo-Assyrian palatial compound in Area C and the well P.5347 (Nicolò Marchetti) - Chapter 2. The stratigraphy of well P.5347 - 2.1 The stratigraphic phasing of area C South (Sara Pizzimenti) - 2.2 The construction technique, the inner stratigraphy and the distribution of materials in the well (Marzia Cavriani) - Chapter 3. Administrative materials from well P.5347 - 3.1 Seals and sealings (Claudia D’Orazio), 3.2 Clay tokens (Marzia Cavriani) - 3.3 Stone weight (Carlo Zaccagnini) - Chapter 4. The pottery assemblage from well P.5347 (Sara Pizzimenti) - 4.1 Subphase 1 - 4.2 Subphase 2 - Chapter 5. The material culture from well P.5347 - 5.1 Stone vessels (Claudia D’Orazio) - 5.2 Metal objects (Vittoria Cardini) - 5.3 Clay figurines (Barbara Bolognani) - 5.4 Astragalus bones (Elena Maini) - 5.5 Miscellaneous small finds (Claudia D’Orazio) - Chapter 6. Inscribed objects from well P.5347 - 6.1 Sargon II’s Karkemish Cylinder Inscription (Gianni Marchesi) - 6.2 A stone bowl with cuneiform inscription (Gianni Marchesi) - 6.3 A hieroglyphic Luwian orthostat fragment (Hasan Peker) - Chapter 7. Bioarchaeology of well P.5347 - 7.1 Carpological remains (Marialetizia Carra) - 7.2 Animal remains (Elena Maini) - 7.3 Human remains (Rula Shafiq) - Abbreviations -References - Plates

     

     

     

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    Schriften zu Vindonissa und seinen Truppen – GPV X

    Victorine von Gonzenbach

    Dieser Band gesammelter Aufsätze erschien zum 70. Geburtstag von Frau Victorine von Gonzenbach, die sich um die Erforschung von Vindonissa speziell verdient gemacht hat. Neben militärischen Aspekten versuchte sie auch ein Bild von der Vindonisserin zu vermitteln.

    Editor: Gesellschaft pro Vindonissa
    Format: A4
    Published in Brugg
    Jahr: 1991
    Language/s Deutsch
    DOI: 10.19218/39075493

     

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    Open Access Journal: Forum Classicum: Zeitschrift für die Fächer Latein und Griechisch an Schulen und Universitäten

    [First posted in AWOL 3 November 2009. Updated(new URLs) 20 April 2025]

    Forum Classicum: Zeitschrift für die Fächer Latein und Griechisch an Schulen und Universitäten
    ISSN-Print: 1432-7511
    ISSN-Internet: 2510-4705
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    Forum Classicum ist die Zeitschrift für die Fächer Latein und Griechisch an Schulen und Universitäten. Die Zeitschrift wird von Deutschen Altphilologenverband herausgegeben und erscheint jährlich mit vier Heften. Die Zeitschrift Forum Classicum setzt das von 1958 bis 1996 in 39 Jahrgängen erschienene „Mitteilungsblatt des Deutschen Altphilologenverbandes“ fort.

    Zuschriften und Beiträge sind zu richten an die Redaktion des Forum Classicums. Bitte beachten Sie das Style Sheet und die Editorischen Richtlinien für das Forum Classicum.

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    Saturday, April 19, 2025

    Katalog der Militaria aus Vindonissa – GPV XIV

    Katalog der Militaria aus Vindonissa – GPV XIV
    Christoph Unz, Eckhard Deschler-Erb 

    Seit der Mitte der 1970er-Jahre hat die Erforschung der militärischen Kleinfunde aus dem gesamten Imperium Romanum einen ungeheuren Aufschwung genommen. Gleichzeitig entstanden Soldatenformationen mit römischer Bewaffnung. So konnte die Funktion und Brauchbarkeit der Bewaffnung aus der Praxis beurteilt werden. Die Bearbeitung der Windischer Militaria umfasst die Funde bis 1976. Die Publikation stellt den Reichtum und die Formenvielfalt der Windischer Funde dar.

    Editor: Gesellschaft pro Vindonissa
    Format: A4
    Published in Brugg
    Jahr: 1997
    Language/s Deutsch
    Weight 800
    Price (CHF) 60.00 CHF
    Price (EUR) 60.00 EUR
    ISBN: 978-3-907549-04-9
    DOI: 10.19218/3907549049

     

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    Open Access Journal: Archäologische Informationen

     [14 October 2013: Archäologische Informationen initiates Early View. Updated 19 April 2025]

    Archäologische Informationen
    ISSN-Print: 0341-2873
    ISSN-Internet: 2197-7429

    Die Archäologischen Informationen (Arch. Inf.) ist die wissenschaftliche Zeitschrift der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Ur- und Frühgeschichte e.V. (DGUF).

    Die Zeitschrift publiziert in deutscher und englischer Sprache. Die Druckauflage liegt bei 800 Exemplaren. Mit Hilfe des Fachinformationsdienstes "Propylaeum" (UB Heidelberg) erscheinen die Archäologischen Informationen zusätzlich auch im Open Access, und zwar ohne Sperrfrist ("Moving Wall"). In die Online-Ausgabe können Ergänzende Materialien und Open Data eingebunden werden. Seit Jg. 40, 2017 erscheint die Zeitschrift (bis auf einzelne, explizit benannte Ausnahmen) in der Linzensierung CC BY, weitere Erläuterungen dazu finden Sie hier.

    Weitere Informationen für Leser und Autoren über die Zeitschrift Archäologische Informationen.

    Alle älteren Jahrgänge sind retro-digitalisiert, Sie finden sie hier im Online-Archiv. Wenn gegenüber dem Inhaltsverzeichnis Aufsätze fehlen, fehlt den Herausgebern die Erlaubnis des Autors/der Autoren zur Online-Stellung. Das Lesen aller Beiträge ist ohne weitere Anmeldung möglich. Die Anmeldung (rechts unten) öffnet speziellen Nutzern, z. B. den Administratoren, den Zugriff auf Funktionen, die man zum Lesen und Herunterladen der Aufsätze nicht benötigt.

    Zum kommenden Jahrgang der Zeitschrift "Archäologische Informationen" mit allen Beiträgen, die bereits online im Early View publiziert, aber noch nicht gedruckt sind

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    Open Access Journal: Archäologisches Korrespondenzblatt

    [First posted in AWOL 2 March 2015, updated 19 April 2025]

    Archäologisches Korrespondenzblatt
    ISSN-Print: 0342-734X
    ISSN-Internet: 2364-4729
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    Das Archäologische Korrespondenzblatt, das vom Römisch-Germanischen Zentralmuseum herausgegeben wird, erscheint vierteljährlich und informiert die Fachwelt in kurzen Beiträgen über neue Ergebnisse der archäologischen Forschung. Es versteht sich als aktuelle wissenschaftliche Zeitschrift zu Themen der vor- und frühgeschichtlichen sowie provinzialrömischen Archäologie und ihrer Nachbarwissenschaften in Europa. Neben der Forschungsdiskussion finden hier Neufunde und kurze Analysen von überregionalem Interesse ihren Platz.
    Der Umfang der Artikel beträgt bis zu 20 Druckseiten; Beiträge auf Englisch und Französisch werden ebenfalls angenommen.
    Unabhängige Redaktoren begutachten die eingereichten Artikel (peer review).

    Das Archäologische Korrespondenzblatt wird zukünftig zeitverzögert mit einem Jahrgang Abstand über die Universitätsbibliothek Heidelberg digital erscheinen.

    Alle Zeitschriftenbeiträge erhalten einen digitalen Objektbezeichner (Digital Object Identifier, doi), der das Zitieren und Verlinken der Artikel vereinfacht. Das Hosting für das Archäologische Korrespondenzblatt  online übernimmt die Universität Heidelberg, die Kooperationspartner in diesem Projekt ist und die Langzeitarchivierung der Beiträge garantiert.
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