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News from the CDLI: Columbia University Libraries cuneiform collection in CDLI

2012-02-01T22:51:00.001-05:00

Columbia University Libraries cuneiform collection in CDLI

The Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative (CDLI <http://www.cdli.ucla.edu/>), in partnership with the Rare Book andManuscript Library of the Columbia University Libraries in New York(CUL, <http://library.columbia.edu/indiv/rbml.html>), is pleased toannounce the addition of new digital content to its web offerings.

The collection of 629 cuneiform texts of the Columbia UniversityLibraries is one of the oldest in North America and is made up of anunusual mixture of genres of materials ranging in date from theProto-Elamite period to Hellenistic times. The Ur III texts in thecollections have been the subject of several scholarly publicationsdating from as early as 1896 (William R. Arnold, Ancient-BabylonianTemple Records in the Columbia University Library), and were mostrecently gathered together in a comprehensive 2010 monograph by StevenGarfinkle, Herbert Sauren, and Marc Van De Mieroop (=CUSAS 16). Butbeyond the tablets from the Ur III period, the CUL collection remainsrelatively unstudied.

Following the 2010 publication, CDLI staff contacted Jane Siegel, RareBook Librarian of the CUL, and with her kind assistance and that ofthe CU library staff, UCLA graduate student Jared Wolfe was, in Juneof last year, able to flatbed scan all then accessible artifacts. Theraw images of that campaign were subsequently processed to CDLIfatcrosses by UCLA staff, and have been posted to web, accessible boththrough CDLI's search page<http://www.cdli.ucla.edu/cdlisearch/search/indexi.php> as well asthrough a special website dedicated to the collection at<http://cdli.ucla.edu/collections/columbia/columbia.html>, with abrief introduction written by M. Van De Mieroop at<http://cdli.ucla.edu/collections/columbi/columbia_intro.html>. Wewelcomecorrections and additions to our text identifications, and areparticularly desirous to learn of specialist interest in the scholarlyedition of texts listed as unpublished. The now available image
documentation, itself reduced for web dissemination from archival600ppi tif to 300ppi jpg files, is envisioned as a facilitator in thepreparation of annotated manuscripts.

The imaging and image processing in this Columbia-CDLI collaborationwere made possible by funding from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation,and are part of the on-going mission of CDLI to ensure the long-termdigital preservation of ancient inscriptions on cuneiform tablets,and, in furtherance of cuneiform research, to provide persistent, freeglobal access to all available text artifact data.

For the CDLI and the CUL:
Jane Siegel, Rare Book Librarian, Rare Book and Manuscript Library,
Columbia University
Marc Van De Mieroop, Professor of Ancient History, Columbia University
Robert K. Englund, Director, CDLI

New Book from the Oriental Institute: Picturing the Past: Imaging and Imagining the Ancient Middle East

2012-02-01T14:06:00.001-05:00

Announced today:

OIMP 34.

Picturing the Past: Imaging and Imagining the Ancient Middle East
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This fully illustrated catalog of essays, descriptions, and commentary accompanies the Oriental Institute special exhibit Picturing the Past: Imaging and Imagining the Ancient Middle East (on exhibit February 7 through September 2, 2012). Picturing the Past presents paintings, architectural reconstructions, facsimiles, models, photographs, and computer-aided reconstructions that show how the architecture, sites, and artifacts of the ancient Middle East have been documented. It also examines how the publication of those images have shaped our perception of the ancient world, and how some of the more "imaginary" reconstructions have obscured our real understanding of the past. The exhibit and catalog also show how features of the ancient Middle East have been presented in different ways for different audiences, in some cases transforming a highly academic image into a widely recognized icon of the past.
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Foreword
Acknowledgments
List of Contributors
Map of the Middle East
Introduction. Jack Green
The Oriental Institute and Early Documentation in the Nile Valley. Emily Teeter
The Epigraphic Survey and the “Chicago Method.” W. Raymond Johnson
The Sakkarah Expedition. Ann Macy Roth
Photography and Documentation of the Middle East. Emily Teeter
The Oriental Institute Photographic Archives. John A. Larson
Aerial Photographs and Satellite Images. Scott Branting, Elise MacArthur, and Susan Penacho
Facsimiles of Ancient Egyptian Paintings: The Work of Nina de Garis Davies, Amice Calverley, and Myrtle Broome. Nigel Strudwick
Preserving the Past in Plaster. William H. Peck
Drawing Reconstruction Images of Ancient Sites. Jean-Claude Golvin
The Persepolis Paintings of Joseph Lindon Smith. Dennis O’Connor
Three-Dimensional Digital Forensic Facial Reconstruction: The Case of Mummy Meresamun. Joshua Harker
A Brief History of Virtual Heritage. Donald H. Sanders
Catalog
Concordance of Museum Registration Numbers
Checklist of the Exhibit
Bibliography
Picturing the Past: Imaging and Imagining the Ancient Middle East
Edited by Jack Green, Emily Teeter, and John A. Larson
Oriental Institute Museum Publications 34
Chicago: The Oriental Institute, 2012
ISBN-10: 1-885923-89-9
ISBN-13: 978-1-885923-89-9
Pp. 184; 168 illustrations
$29.95

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New Open Access Journal: Thamyris, nova series: Revista de Didáctica de Cultura Clásica, Griego y Latín

2012-02-01T13:50:00.001-05:00

Thamyris, nova series: Revista de Didáctica de Cultura Clásica, Griego y Latín
ISSN: 1137-5205

Delegación de Málaga de la SEEC en colaboración con los Deptos. de Filología Griega y Latina de la Universidad de Málaga

Número 1 (2010)

Nota de la Dirección de la revista Thamyris para el primer número de la nova series
1-2

José Manuel Cervera Entrena, Mitología Clásica y teatro: una propuesta didáctica para 1º de la ESO, «MISS OLIMPO 2010»
3-22

Fernando Lillo Redonet, Ampliando el corpus didáctico: textos latinos para Navidades y Reyes en Bachillerato y primeros años de Universidad
23-41

Alejandro Valverde García, Un acercamiento a Sófocles a través del cine: La Antígona de Yorgos Tsavelas
43-47

Antonio Albuera Guirnaldos, Algunos aspectos de la vida cotidiana del mundo antiguo en la serie Roma
49-60

Santiago A. Cabello Berdún, En torno al vino y los phármaka en la Odisea: una visión interdisciplinar
61-84

Begoña Rodríguez Idígoras, Juro por Apolo
85-97

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Open Access Journal: Analecta Malacitana Electrónica (AnMal electrónica): Revista de Filología de la Facultad de Filosofía y Letras

2012-02-01T13:41:00.002-05:00

Analecta Malacitana Electrónica (AnMal electrónica): Revista de Filología de la Facultad de Filosofía y Letras
ISSN: 1697-4239

La Revista Analecta Malacitana veía la luz en 1978, apoyada por las distintas secciones del ámbito de la Filología en la Universidad de Málaga. Su objetivo esencial era convertirse en cauce de difusión abierto y pluralista a labores filológicas de entidad científica. Con un marcado carácter de miscelánea filológica el proyecto tuvo como catalizador e impulsor al Dr. Olegario García de la Fuente, cumpliendo en una primera etapa con una idea de variedad equilibrada, de la que puede ser buena muestra el volumen XV de 1992, precisamente dedicado como homenaje a quien ha sido el primer Director de la Revista. En dicho volumen se reúnen ensayos teóricos de hondo calado (sobre el cuestionamiento del comentario de textos o la historia del concepto Siglo de Oro) con una extensa nómina de estudios monográficos: desde formulaciones lingüísticas en la legislación foral leonesa a la novelística de Martín Gaite, pasando por la novela sentimental, el diálogo renacentista o los trabajos sobre Federico García Lorca.

Número 29 diciembre 2010

Número 28 junio 2010 Número 27 diciembre 2009 Número 26 junio 2009

Número 25 diciembre 2008 Número 24 junio 2008 Número 23diciembre 2007

Número 22 junio 2007 Número 21febrero 2007 Número 20 diciembre 2006

Número 19 junio 2006 Número 18 diciembre 2005 Número 17 junio 2005

Número 16 diciembre 2004 Número 15 junio 2004 Número 14 diciembre 2003

Número 13 junio 2003 Número 12 diciembre 2002 Número 11 junio 2002

Número 10 diciembre 2001 Número 9 julio 2001 Número 8 febrero 2001

Número 7 septiembre 2000 Número 6 mayo 2000 Número 5 enero 2000

Número 4 septiembre 1999 Número 3 mayo 1999 Número 2 enero 1999

Número 1 septiembre 1998

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Base de Données des Amphores Gauloise de Narbonnaises

2012-02-01T11:56:00.001-05:00

Base de Données des Amphores Gauloise de Narbonnaises

Les compositions chimiques constituent une base de référence indispensable pour les comparaisons. Les données sont stockées dans la base de données générale du laboratoire de céramologie. Un extrait de cette base a été constitué pour mettre à disposition les données chimiques sur les amphores de Narbonnaise sur le Web. Les interrogations sont possibles pour le moment par site de découverte. En choisissant un nom de site dans le menu déroulant on obtient la description des exemplaires du site puis en cliquant sur le numéro d’analyse, on obtient la composition chimique correspondante.

Cette base est en cours de développement et les critères d’interrogation vont s’étoffer progressivement.

Accès à la base de données

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Online Atlas des Sites du PRoche-Orient (ASPRO)

2012-02-01T11:46:00.000-05:00

Atlas des Sites du PRoche-Orient (ASPRO)

L’ Atlas des Sites du Proche-Orient (ASPRO) se présente comme un répertoire analytique de près de 2 000 sites occupés entre 14 000 et 5 700 BP (environ 14 000 - 4 500 av. J.-C.) sur un territoire qui s’étend du Sinaï au Turkménistan et de l’Anatolie au golfe Arabo-Persique.

Publié en 1994 sous une forme papier aujourd’hui épuisée (Publications de la Maison de l’Orient), l’ensemble de la base de données a été mise en ligne sur le Web et un chantier a été ouvert pour l’actualisation et le développement de cette base.

Celle-ci est à présent proposée sous forme d’une interface Web cartographique, développée avec la société ESRI-France, qui permet différents types de requêtes :
– affichage des sites sur fond de carte en relief ;
– recherche par régions avec possibilité de zoom jusqu’au 1/500 000e ;
– différenciation entre sites prospectés, sondés, fouillés à partir du 1/millionième ;
– interrogation des informations disponibles pour chaque site : fiche descriptive, références bibliographiques, informations sur la période, descriptif par niveaux stratigraphiques, datations 14C disponibles ;
– construction de cartes par domaines biogéographiques et requêtes, ex. : sélection de sites par périodespour un domaine donné ;
– mesures de distances ;
– impression des cartes sur les résultats des requêtes...

Découvrez l’Atlas

Le développement de la base de données sur les sites, notamment son élargissement à Chypre, au Caucase et au sud de la Péninsule Arabique, se poursuit dans le cadre du chantier avec l’aide d’une équipe internationale.

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Open Access Journal: Bulletin du Cercle lyonnais d’égyptologie Victor Loret

2012-02-01T11:38:00.001-05:00

Bulletin du Cercle lyonnais d’égyptologie Victor Loret

Le Bulletin du Cercle Lyonnais d'Égyptologie Victor Loret, est une revue fondée en 1987 par l'association éponyme pour fournir des informations sur l'activité égyptologique de la région et diffuser des savoirs. Elle a été arrêtée en 1996 après la parution de dix numéros annuels, les volumes 1-10. Elle est remplacée désormais par la revue Kyphi dont six numéros sont parus.

La diffusion du bulletin étant assez régionale, donc limitée, et certains numéros étant maintenant épuisés, la MOM et le CLEVL ont souhaité rendre accessible à une plus vaste communauté de chercheurs le contenu de cette revue par sa mise en ligne.

Bulletin n° 1 - 1987 - 12 pages
- MONTANDON (Maurice), Lyon et l'Egypte antique - Le Cercle d'Egyptologie Victor Loret, p.2
- ANONYME (Anonyme), Lyon : plus de cent années d'enseignement universitaire, p.3-7
- ANONYME (Anonyme), Programme trimestriel : octobre - décembre 1987, p.8
- ANONYME (Anonyme), Programme de 1988, p.9
- ANONYME (Anonyme), L'égyptologie dans la région, p.10
- ANONYME (Anonyme), Quelques indications bibliographiques, p.11

Bulletin n° 2 - 1988 - 20 pages
- COUCHOUD (Sylvia), La bière en Egypte pharaonique, p.7-11
- GABOLDE (Marc), Notes sur un "Scarabée de coeur" conservé au Musée de Roanne, p.13-20

Bulletin n° 3 - 1989 - 24 pages
- GOYON (Jean-Claude), Un évènement méconnu : Victor Loret et la seconde cachette royale, p.5-12
- PECOIL (Jean-François), Dessiner une maison, p.13-19
- GRAINDORGE (Catherine) et PECOIL (Jean-François), Les Lyonnais en Egypte - Congrès du Caire 1988 , p.20-22

Bulletin n° 4 - 1990 - 80 pages
- GABOLDE (Marc), Une lettre inédite de Jean-François Champollion à la bibliothèque de l'Académie de Lyon, p.6-36
- MEEKS (Dimitri), Les oiseaux marqueurs du temps », p. 37-52., p.37-52
- COUCHOUD (Sylvia), Le début des connaissances mathématiques en Egypte au troisième millénaire, p.53-57
- CAZAUX (Jacques), Israël est né en Egypte, ou de Bethléem à Karnak, p.58-73

Bulletin n° 5 - 1991 - 100 pages
- CHAPPAZ (Jean-Luc), Petites notes sur Aïda ou l'égyptologie enchantée, p.4-24
- COUCHOUD (Sylvia), Rainer Maria Rilke à Karnak, p.25-32
- DREW BEAR (Marie), Hermoupolis-la-Grande : une métropole d'Egypte d'après les papyrus grecs, p.33-40
- GABOLDE (Marc) et GATIER (Pierre-Louis), Achôris en Forez : le sphinx de la Bâtie d'Urfé, p.41-61
- GOYON (Jean-Claude), "A l'ombre des Térébinthes ..." Victor LORET aux heures sombres de la seconde guerre mondiale, p.62-69
- LABIB-THIELLEMENT (Aïda), Quelques données sur le blé en Egypte ancienne, p.70-78
- GABOLDE (Marc), Compte rendu du colloque "After Tutankhamon" au château de Lord Carnarvon à Highclere 15-17 juin 1990, p.79-95

Bulletin n° 6 - 1992 - 142 pages
- GOYON (Jean-Claude), Hathor, l'ivraie et l'ivresse, p.7-16
- GABOLDE (Marc), Etude sur l'évolution des dénominations et de l'aspect des pylônes du temple d'Amon-Rê à Karnak, p.17-60
- ROBERT (Laurence), Notes sur un curieux relief du IIIème pylône du temple d'Amon-Rê à Karnak, p.61-78
- COUCHOUD (Sylvia), Quelques aspects de l'habillement en Egypte pharaonique, p.79-91
- BONNET (Charles), Mission archéologique de l'Université de Genève à Kerma; Rapport de la campagne 1991-1992, p.92-98
- FILAL (Abdellah), La région thébaine dans les relations des voyageurs anciens de 1600 à 1799 "Description de l'Egypte", p.99-102
- BOULET (Evelyne), A propos de "Ozymandias of Egypt" de Shelley, p.103-106
- GABOLDE (Marc), Compte rendu d'une mission dans le secteur de la Vallée des Trois Puits de la Vallée des Reines, p.109-117
- HEREIL (Catherine), Les oies de Sokaris, p.118
- ALY (Mohamed Ibrahim), A propos du prince Khâemouaset et de sa mère Isetneferet. Nouveaux documents provenant du Sérapéum, p.119-120
- SAMBIN (Chantal), Les dieux de Medamoud sous les premiers Ptolémées.Les portes du musée des Beaux-Arts de Lyon, p.121-124
- SIMON (Claire), Râpes, siphons ou philtres pour pailles : développement égyptien d'un art de boire, p.125

Bulletin n° 7 - 1993 - 88 pages
- AUFRERE (Sydney), Le cosmos, le minéral, le végétal et le divin, p.7-24
- COUCHOUD (Cécile), Pharmacopée excrémentielle dans les papyrus médicaux de l'époque pharaonique, p.25-38
- FITZENREITER (Martin), L'égyptomanie dans la marche de Brandebourg, Rheinsberg, Potsdam et Berlin, p.39-62
- LEBLANC (Christian), Le temple de millions d'années de Ramsès II à Thèbes. Histoire et sauvegarde du Ramesseum, p.63-76

Bulletin n° 8 - 1994 - 72 pages
- BERGER (Eric), Faire revivre l'Egypte ... ou l'égyptomanie chez le romancier français, classique ou populaire, p.7-24
- GUILHOU (Nadine), Rituel funéraire au Moyen Empire : l'Ouryt et la lutte contre les insectes nécrophages, p.25-34
- NICOLOTTI (Muriel) et POSTEL (Lilian), L'animal et le monde de l'au-delà : les momies du Muséum d'Histoire Naturelle de Lyon, p.35-48
- VERNUS (Pascal), Les étrangers dans la civilisation pharaonique, p.49-68

Bulletin n° 9 - 1995 - 74 pages
- CZERNY (Ernst), A propos du sphinx : quelques remarques sur un être bien connu, p.7-24
- SIMON-BOIDOT (Claire), Accessoires de porteurs d'eau, p.25-32
- CHRISTOPHE (Louis-A), Une figurine funéraire inédite de Bakenkhonsou, premier prophète d'Amon, p.33-44
- VANDERSLEYEN (Claude), La gloire de Ransès III, p.45-51
- VERCOUTTER (Jean), La Nubie soudanaise, quarante ans après, p.52-56

Bulletin n° 10 - 1996 - 88 pages
- GOYON (Jean-Claude), Les nombres consacrés : de l'origine antique et égyptienne de quelques expressions familières, p.7-20
- VAN DIJK (Jacobus), La tombe de Maya, Directeur du Trésor de Toutânkhamon, à Saqqara, p.21-44
- POSTEL (Lilian), Nouvelles recherches dans la tombe de Ramsès II (KV 7), p.45-74
- GOYON (Jean-Claude), Jean-Jacques FIECHTER. "La Moisson des dieux" : la constitution des grandes collections égyptiennes (1815-1830), p.75-76
- POSTEL (Lilian), Jean-Luc CHAPPAZ et Sandra POGGIA. Collections égyptiennes publiques de Suisse : un répertoire géographique, p.77-79

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Open Access Ukranian Archaeology and Antiquities Journals

2012-01-31T06:35:00.001-05:00

Spartokos a lu draws our attention to an important list of 1781Ukranian periodical with online content. Among these he identifies thirteen relating to archaeology and antiquity:

Археологический альманах

Археологічні дослідження Львівського університету

Археологія

Археологія і давня історія України

Вісник Інституту археології

Боспорські дослідження

Донецький археологічний збірник

Матеріали з археології, історії та етнографії Таврії

Матеріали та дослідження з археології Прикарпаття і Волині

Матеріали та дослідження з археології Східної України

Проблеми археології Подніпров’я

Старожитності степового Причорномор’я і Криму

Vita Antiqua

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Open Access Actes de l'Association Zetesis

2012-01-31T06:06:00.000-05:00

Actes de colloques de l'association des doctorants et de jeunes chercheurs en philosophie ancienne et en sciences de l'Antiquité

Bienvenue sur le site de l'association des doctorants et de jeunes chercheurs en philosophie ancienne et en sciences de l'Antiquité. Cette association a pour vocation de faciliter les échanges entre doctorants dont les intérêts scientifiques convergent, à l'échelle européenne. Il comporte un annuaire, une rubrique d'annonces (séminaires, colloques, postes, nouveautés éditoriales), et une boite à outils (polices grecques, textes en ligne, etc.). N'hésitez pas à vous inscrire en suivant ce lien et à diffuser toutes les informations dont vous auriez connaissance.

Depuis le colloque international de doctorants et de jeunes chercheurs en philosophie ancienne et en sciences de l’Antiquité qui a eu lieu en juin 2009, les actes seront publiés régulièrement, en vous proposant le texte intégral des communications en version html et pdf.
Ordres et désordres
Actes du colloque de doctorants et de jeunes chercheurs, "Ordres et désordres", Université Paris 1-Panthéon-Sorbonne et Université Paris Ouest - Nanterre-La Défense, 4-5 juin 2010.

Sébastien BASSU, Ordre et mesure, kosmos et metron de la pensée archaïque à la philosophie platonicienne
Mariapaola BERGOMI, Εἶδος παραδείγματος. Ordres et harmonie de la forme platonicienne
Luca Pitteloud, L’ordre métaphysique dans la République de Platon et ses implications politiques
Michael HERTIG, Ordre et action morale chez Aristote
Esther ROGAN, La cité dans tous ses états. Ordres et désordres dans la politique aristotélicienne
Sandrine ALEXANDRE, L’ « insociable sociabilité » des contemporains d’Epictète. Un lieu épistémique significatif pour le couple ordres/désordre
Baptiste BONDU, Être conséquent : la notion stoïcienne d’ἀκολουθία et son usage sceptique chez Sextus Empiricus
Thomas VIDART, L’irrationalité du hasard selon Plotin
Philippe SOULIER, La dyade platonicienne du Grand et du Petit : principe formel ou matière informe ?
Rationalité tragique
Actes du colloque de doctorants et de jeunes chercheurs, "La rationalité tragique", Université Paris 1-Panthéon-Sorbonne et Université Paris Ouest - Nanterre-La Défense, 2-4 juin 2009.

Sandrine ALEXANDRE et Olivier RENAUT, La rationalité tragique
Létitia MOUZE, Le conflit entre le poète tragique et le philosophe dans la République de Platon
Giuseppina Paola VISCARDI, Il sóphisma e l’arte dell’inganno
Laetitia MONTEILS-LAENG, « La version stoïcienne du conflit de l’âme : entre intellectualisme moral et tragédie de la raison »
Haud GUEGUEN, « Ce qui “dépasse la mesure humaine” (huper anthrôpon) ou la limite du courage chez Aristote »
Anne-Laure THERME, Une tragédie cosmique : l’exil amnésique des daimones d’Empédocle.
Esther ROGAN, Rationalité tragique et politique aristotélicienne : Les conflictualités civiles (stáseis) chez Aristote, moment d’élaboration d’une « rationalité tragique »
Elsa BOUCHARD, Art et chance dans la conception aristotélienne de la tragédie

Open Access Journal: The Post Hole

2012-01-30T20:30:00.000-05:00

[First posted in AWOL 24 November 209. Updated 30 January 2012]

The Post Hole

The Post Hole is a student run journal for all those interested in archaeology. It aims to promote discussion and the flow of ideas in the department of Archaeology for the University of York and the wider archaeological community.
Issue 20 (PDF) Issue N^o: 20
Published 2012-01-31. 7 Articles.
Issue 19 (PDF) Issue N^o: 19
Published 2011-12-05. 7 Articles.
Issue 18 (PDF) Issue N^o: 18
Published 2011-11-04. 8 Articles.
Issue 17 (PDF) Issue N^o: 17
Published 2011-07-24. 4 Articles.
Issue 16 (PDF) Issue N^o: 16
Published 2011-02-21. 7 Articles.
Issue 15 (PDF) Issue N^o: 15
Published 2011-01-24. 5 Articles.
Issue 14 (PDF) Issue N^o: 14
Published 2010-11-22. 8 Articles.
Issue 13 (PDF) Issue N^o: 13
Published 2010-10-25. 7 Articles.
Issue 12 (PDF) Issue N^o: 12
Published 2010-06-14. 8 Articles.
Issue 11 (PDF) Issue N^o: 11
Published 2010-05-10. 4 Articles.
Issue 10 (PDF) Issue N^o: 10
Published 2010-02-26. 4 Articles.
Issue 9 (PDF) Issue N^o: 9
Published 2010-01-25. 5 Articles.
Issue 8 (PDF) Issue N^o: 8
Published 2009-11-23. 5 Articles.
Issue 7 (PDF) Issue N^o: 7
Published 2009-10-26. 7 Articles.
Issue 6 (PDF) Issue N^o: 6
Published 2009-06-08. 6 Articles.
Issue 5 (PDF) Issue N^o: 5
Published 2009-05-13. 8 Articles.
Issue 4 (PDF) Issue N^o: 4
Published 2009-02-23. 11 Articles.
Issue 3 (PDF) Issue N^o: 3
Published 2009-01-21. 6 Articles.
Issue 2 (PDF) Issue N^o: 2
Published 2008-11-20. 7 Articles.
Issue 1 (PDF) Issue N^o: 1
Published 2008-10-01. 7 Articles.

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Coming Soon from Arachne: Digitized Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum (CIL)

2012-01-30T15:44:00.000-05:00

CIL Open Access

The Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum (CIL) is a comprehensive collection of ancient Latin inscriptions from all corners of the Roman Empire. Public and personal inscriptions throw light on all aspects of Roman life and history. The Corpus continues to be updated with new editions and supplements by the Berlin-Brandenburgische Akademie der Wissenschaften. http://cil.bbaw.de/cil_en/index_en.html
http://cil.bbaw.de/cil_en/dateien/cil_baende.html
This digitized version of the CIL will initially comprise of the more than 50 parts (of vols. I-XVI + auctaria and of v. I (edition altera)) published before 1940. Available funding covers the digitization of the volumes with an imperfect OCR searching capability. The goal is to eventually create a keyword searchable database to contain also future volumes of the CIL as they fall outside of copyright restrictions and to eventually do the same for the Inscriptiones Graecae.
The printed version of the CIL presently consists of 17 volumes in approximately 70 parts, recording some 180,000 inscriptions. Thirteen supplementary volumes have plates and specialized indices. The first volume, in two sections, covered the oldest inscriptions, to the end of the Roman Republic; volumes II to XIV are divided geographically, according to the regions where the inscriptions were found and within these divisions also by inscription type. A two-volume "Index of Numbers," correlating inscription numbers with volume numbers, was published in 2003.
Background
In 2009 the Heads of the libraries of the American Academy in Rome, Rebecka Lindau, and École Française de Rome, Yannick Nexon, met to discuss the possibility of digitizing the volumes of the Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum currently out of copyright. This had been a desire of both for a long time. Soon the Deutsches Archäologisches Institut and the Head of its library, Thomas Fröhlich, joined the project. Providing a server to host the volumes was more of a challenge. The DAI and Reinhard Foertsch at the University of Cologne came to the rescue with their object database Arachne, which is dynamically connected to international aggregators such as Claros.net or the multinational European project CARARE, and freely available on the Web http://www.arachne.uni-koeln.de/drupal/.
The following volumes will be soon online through Arachne:
Title Parts
vol. I Inscriptiones Latinae antiquissimae ad C. Caesaris mortem.1863
vol. I² Inscriptiones Latinae antiquissimae ad C. Caesaris mortem. pars I Fasti consulares ad a. u. c. DCCLXVI. Elogia clarorum virorum. Fasti anni Iuliani. Cura TH. MOMMSEN, W. HENZEN, CHR. HUELSEN. 1893
pars II, fasc. I Inscriptiones Latinae antiquissimae. Cura E. LOMMATZSCH. 1918
pars II, fasc. II Addenda. Nummi. Indices. Cura E. LOMMATZSCH, H. DESSAU.
vol. II Inscriptiones Hispaniae Latinae. Edidit AEM. HÜBNER. 1869
Supplementum. 1892
vol. III Inscriptiones Asiae, provinciarum Europae Graecarum, Illyrici Latinae. Edidit TH. MOMMSEN. 1873 pars I Inscriptiones Aegypti et Asiae. Inscriptiones provinciarum Europae Graecarum. Inscriptionum Illyrici partes I-V
pars II Inscriptionum Illyrici partes VI. VII. Res gestae divi Augusti. Edictum Diocletiani de pretiis rerum. Privilegia militum veteranorumque. Instrumenta Dacica
Supplementum. Inscriptionum Orientis et Illyrici Latinarum supplementum. Edid. TH. MOMMSEN, O. HIRSCHFELD, A. DOMASZEWSKI pars I (fasc. I-III. 1889 1893). 1902.
Supplementum. Inscriptionum Orientis et Illyrici Latinarum supplementum. Edid. TH. MOMMSEN, O. HIRSCHFELD, A. DOMASZEWSKI pars II (fasc. IV-V). 1902 (impr. iter. 1967)
vol. IV Inscriptiones parietariae Pompeianae Herculanenses Stabianae. Edid. C. ZANGEMEISTER, R. SCHOENE. 1871
Supplementi pars I Tabulae ceratae Pompeiis repertae. Edidit C. ZANGEMEISTER. 1898
Supplementi pars II Inscriptiones parietariae et vasorum fictilium. Edidit A. MAU. 1909
vol. V Inscriptiones Galliae Cisalpinae Latinae. Edidit TH. MOMMSEN. pars I Inscriptiones regionis Italiae decimae. 1872 (impr. iter. 1959)
pars II Inscriptiones regionum Italiae undecimae et nonae. 1877
vol. VI Inscriptiones urbis Romae Latinae. Collegerunt G. HENZEN, I. B. DE ROSSI, E. BORMANN, CHR. HUELSEN, M. BANG. pars I Inscriptiones sacrae. Augustorum, magistratuum, sacerdotum. Latercula et tituli militum. Edid. E. BORMANN et G. HENZEN. 1876
pars II Monumenta columbariorum. Tituli officialium et artificium. Tituli sepulcrales reliqui: A-Claudius. Edid. E. BORMANN, G. HENZEN, CHR. HUELSEN. 1882
pars III Tituli sepulcrales: Claudius-Plotius. Edid. E. BORMANN, G. HENZEN, CHR. HUELSEN. 1886
pars IV, fasc. I Tituli sepulcrales: Plotia-Zozon. Inscriptiones varii argumenti. Fragmenta. Edidit CHR. HUELSEN. 1894
pars IV, fasc. II Additamenta. Edidit CHR. HUELSEN. 1902
pars IV, fasc. III Additamentorum auctarium. Edidit M. BANG. 1933
pars V Inscriptiones falsae. Edid. E. BORMANN, G. HENZEN, CHR. HUELSEN. 1885
pars VI, fasc. I Index nominum. Edidit M. BANG. 1926
vol. VII Inscriptiones Britanniae Latinae. Edidit AEM. HUEBNER. 1873
vol. VIII Inscriptiones Africae Latinae. Collegit G. WILMANNS. Edidit TH. MOMMSEN. 1881 pars I Inscriptiones Africae proconsularis et Numidiae
pars II Inscriptiones Mauretaniarum
Supplementi pars I Inscriptiones Africae proconsularis. Edid. R. CAGNAT, I. SCHMIDT. 1891
Supplementi pars II Inscriptiones provinciae Numidiae. Edid. R. CAGNAT, I. SCHMIDT. Commentariis instruxerunt I. SCHMIDT, H. DESSAU 1894
Supplementi pars III Inscriptiones Mauretaniae. Miliaria et instrumentum domesticum. Edid. I. SCHMIDT, R. CAGNAT, H. DESSAU. 1904
Supplementi pars IV Inscriptiones Africae proconsularis. Edid. R. CAGNAT, H. DESSAU. 1916
vol. IX Inscriptiones Calabriae, Apuliae, Samnii, Sabinorum, Piceni Latinae. Edidit TH. MOMMSEN. 1883
vol. X Inscriptiones Bruttiorum, Lucaniae, Campaniae, Siciliae, Sardiniae Latinae. Edidit TH. MOMMSEN. 1883 pars I
pars I
vol. XI Inscriptiones Aemiliae, Etruriae, Umbriae Latinae. Edidit E. BORMANN. pars I Inscriptiones Aemiliae et Etruriae. 1888
pars II, fasc. 1 Inscriptiones Umbriae, viarum publicarum, instrumenti domestici. 1901
pars II, fasc. 2 Addenda ad partes priores et indicum capita tria. 1926
vol. XII Inscriptiones Galliae Narbonensis Latinae. Edidit O. HIRSCHFELD. 1888
vol. XIII Inscriptiones trium Galliarum et Germaniarum Latinae. Edid. O. HIRSCHFELD et C. ZANGEMEISTER. pars I, fasc. 1 Inscriptiones Aquitaniae et Lugudunensis. Edidit O. HIRSCHFELD. 1899
pars I, fasc. 2 Inscriptiones Belgicae. Edidit O. HIRSCHFELD. 1904
pars II, fasc. 1 Inscriptiones Germaniae superioris. Edidit C. ZANGEMEISTER. 1905
pars II, fasc. 2 Inscriptiones Germaniae inferioris. Miliaria Galliarum et Germaniarum. Edid. TH. MOMMSEN, O. HIRSCHFELD, A. DOMASZEWSKI. 1907
pars III, fasc. 1 Instrumentum domesticum I. Edidit O. BOHN. 1901
pars III, fasc. 2 Instrumentum domesticum II. Edidit O. BOHN. Insunt signacula medicorum oculariorum. Edidit AEM. ESPÉRANDIEU. 1906
pars IV Addenda ad partes primam et secundam. Edid. O. HIRSCHFELD et H. FINKE. 1916
pars VI Signacula publice laterculis impressa. Edidit E. STEIN. Accedunt signacula laterculis a privatis impressa. Edidit E. VOLKMANN. 1933
vol. XIV Inscriptiones Latii veteris Latinae. Edidit H. DESSAU. 1887
Supplementum Ostiense. Edidit L. WICKERT. 1930.
Supplementi Ostiensis fasciculus II. Indices topographicos composuit L. WICKERT. 1933
vol. XV Inscriptiones urbis Romae Latinae. Instrumentum domesticum. Edidit H. DRESSEL pars I Edidit H. DRESSEL. 1891
pars II, fasc. 1 Edidit H. DRESSEL. 1899
vol. XVI Diplomata militaria. Post TH. MOMMSEN edidit H. NESSELHAUF. 1936
Priscae Latinitatis monumenta epigraphica. Tabulae lithographae. Edidit FR. RITSCHL. 1862 (impr. iter. 1961 et 1968) ISBN 3-11-001417-3. Accedunt: Priscae Latinitatis epigraphicae supplementa quinque. Edidit FR. RITSCHL. 1862-1864
Auctarium Exempla scripturae epigraphicae Latinae a Caesaris dictatoris morte ad aet. Iustiniani. Edidit AEM. HUEBNER. 1885

Title	Parts
vol. I Inscriptiones Latinae antiquissimae ad C. Caesaris mortem.1863

vol. I² Inscriptiones Latinae antiquissimae ad C. Caesaris mortem.	pars I Fasti consulares ad a. u. c. DCCLXVI. Elogia clarorum virorum. Fasti anni Iuliani. Cura TH. MOMMSEN, W. HENZEN, CHR. HUELSEN. 1893
	pars II, fasc. I Inscriptiones Latinae antiquissimae. Cura E. LOMMATZSCH. 1918
	pars II, fasc. II Addenda. Nummi. Indices. Cura E. LOMMATZSCH, H. DESSAU.

vol. II Inscriptiones Hispaniae Latinae. Edidit AEM. HÜBNER. 1869
	Supplementum. 1892

vol. III Inscriptiones Asiae, provinciarum Europae Graecarum, Illyrici Latinae. Edidit TH. MOMMSEN. 1873	pars I Inscriptiones Aegypti et Asiae. Inscriptiones provinciarum Europae Graecarum. Inscriptionum Illyrici partes I-V
	pars II Inscriptionum Illyrici partes VI. VII. Res gestae divi Augusti. Edictum Diocletiani de pretiis rerum. Privilegia militum veteranorumque. Instrumenta Dacica
	Supplementum. Inscriptionum Orientis et Illyrici Latinarum supplementum. Edid. TH. MOMMSEN, O. HIRSCHFELD, A. DOMASZEWSKI pars I (fasc. I-III. 1889 1893). 1902.
	Supplementum. Inscriptionum Orientis et Illyrici Latinarum supplementum. Edid. TH. MOMMSEN, O. HIRSCHFELD, A. DOMASZEWSKI pars II (fasc. IV-V). 1902 (impr. iter. 1967)

vol. IV Inscriptiones parietariae Pompeianae Herculanenses Stabianae. Edid. C. ZANGEMEISTER, R. SCHOENE. 1871
	Supplementi pars I Tabulae ceratae Pompeiis repertae. Edidit C. ZANGEMEISTER. 1898
	Supplementi pars II Inscriptiones parietariae et vasorum fictilium. Edidit A. MAU. 1909

vol. V Inscriptiones Galliae Cisalpinae Latinae. Edidit TH. MOMMSEN.	pars I Inscriptiones regionis Italiae decimae. 1872 (impr. iter. 1959)
	pars II Inscriptiones regionum Italiae undecimae et nonae. 1877

vol. VI Inscriptiones urbis Romae Latinae. Collegerunt G. HENZEN, I. B. DE ROSSI, E. BORMANN, CHR. HUELSEN, M. BANG.	pars I Inscriptiones sacrae. Augustorum, magistratuum, sacerdotum. Latercula et tituli militum. Edid. E. BORMANN et G. HENZEN. 1876
	pars II Monumenta columbariorum. Tituli officialium et artificium. Tituli sepulcrales reliqui: A-Claudius. Edid. E. BORMANN, G. HENZEN, CHR. HUELSEN. 1882
	pars III Tituli sepulcrales: Claudius-Plotius. Edid. E. BORMANN, G. HENZEN, CHR. HUELSEN. 1886
	pars IV, fasc. I Tituli sepulcrales: Plotia-Zozon. Inscriptiones varii argumenti. Fragmenta. Edidit CHR. HUELSEN. 1894
	pars IV, fasc. II Additamenta. Edidit CHR. HUELSEN. 1902
	pars IV, fasc. III Additamentorum auctarium. Edidit M. BANG. 1933
	pars V Inscriptiones falsae. Edid. E. BORMANN, G. HENZEN, CHR. HUELSEN. 1885
	pars VI, fasc. I Index nominum. Edidit M. BANG. 1926

vol. VII Inscriptiones Britanniae Latinae. Edidit AEM. HUEBNER. 1873

vol. VIII Inscriptiones Africae Latinae. Collegit G. WILMANNS. Edidit TH. MOMMSEN. 1881	pars I Inscriptiones Africae proconsularis et Numidiae
	pars II Inscriptiones Mauretaniarum
	Supplementi pars I Inscriptiones Africae proconsularis. Edid. R. CAGNAT, I. SCHMIDT. 1891
	Supplementi pars II Inscriptiones provinciae Numidiae. Edid. R. CAGNAT, I. SCHMIDT. Commentariis instruxerunt I. SCHMIDT, H. DESSAU 1894
	Supplementi pars III Inscriptiones Mauretaniae. Miliaria et instrumentum domesticum. Edid. I. SCHMIDT, R. CAGNAT, H. DESSAU. 1904
	Supplementi pars IV Inscriptiones Africae proconsularis. Edid. R. CAGNAT, H. DESSAU. 1916

vol. IX Inscriptiones Calabriae, Apuliae, Samnii, Sabinorum, Piceni Latinae. Edidit TH. MOMMSEN. 1883

vol. X Inscriptiones Bruttiorum, Lucaniae, Campaniae, Siciliae, Sardiniae Latinae. Edidit TH. MOMMSEN. 1883	pars I
	pars I

vol. XI Inscriptiones Aemiliae, Etruriae, Umbriae Latinae. Edidit E. BORMANN.	pars I Inscriptiones Aemiliae et Etruriae. 1888
	pars II, fasc. 1 Inscriptiones Umbriae, viarum publicarum, instrumenti domestici. 1901
	pars II, fasc. 2 Addenda ad partes priores et indicum capita tria. 1926

vol. XII Inscriptiones Galliae Narbonensis Latinae. Edidit O. HIRSCHFELD. 1888

vol. XIII Inscriptiones trium Galliarum et Germaniarum Latinae. Edid. O. HIRSCHFELD et C. ZANGEMEISTER.	pars I, fasc. 1 Inscriptiones Aquitaniae et Lugudunensis. Edidit O. HIRSCHFELD. 1899
	pars I, fasc. 2 Inscriptiones Belgicae. Edidit O. HIRSCHFELD. 1904
	pars II, fasc. 1 Inscriptiones Germaniae superioris. Edidit C. ZANGEMEISTER. 1905
	pars II, fasc. 2 Inscriptiones Germaniae inferioris. Miliaria Galliarum et Germaniarum. Edid. TH. MOMMSEN, O. HIRSCHFELD, A. DOMASZEWSKI. 1907
	pars III, fasc. 1 Instrumentum domesticum I. Edidit O. BOHN. 1901
	pars III, fasc. 2 Instrumentum domesticum II. Edidit O. BOHN. Insunt signacula medicorum oculariorum. Edidit AEM. ESPÉRANDIEU. 1906
	pars IV Addenda ad partes primam et secundam. Edid. O. HIRSCHFELD et H. FINKE. 1916
	pars VI Signacula publice laterculis impressa. Edidit E. STEIN. Accedunt signacula laterculis a privatis impressa. Edidit E. VOLKMANN. 1933

vol. XIV Inscriptiones Latii veteris Latinae. Edidit H. DESSAU. 1887
	Supplementum Ostiense. Edidit L. WICKERT. 1930.
	Supplementi Ostiensis fasciculus II. Indices topographicos composuit L. WICKERT. 1933

vol. XV Inscriptiones urbis Romae Latinae. Instrumentum domesticum. Edidit H. DRESSEL	pars I Edidit H. DRESSEL. 1891
	pars II, fasc. 1 Edidit H. DRESSEL. 1899

vol. XVI Diplomata militaria. Post TH. MOMMSEN edidit H. NESSELHAUF. 1936

Priscae Latinitatis monumenta epigraphica. Tabulae lithographae. Edidit FR. RITSCHL. 1862 (impr. iter. 1961 et 1968) ISBN 3-11-001417-3. Accedunt: Priscae Latinitatis epigraphicae supplementa quinque. Edidit FR. RITSCHL. 1862-1864

Auctarium Exempla scripturae epigraphicae Latinae a Caesaris dictatoris morte ad aet. Iustiniani. Edidit AEM. HUEBNER. 1885

And see also: Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum II

Open Access Journal: Dialogues d'histoire ancienne

2012-01-30T09:00:00.001-05:00

[First posted in AWOL 2 September 2009. Updated 30 January 2012]

Dialogues d'histoire ancienne
eISSN - 1955-270X

En 1974, Pierre Lévêque crée la revue Dialogues d’Histoire Ancienne, conçue comme un espace de présentation et de discussion des études sur l’histoire des sociétés antiques, de leurs structures sociales, économiques, religieuses et culturelles.

Revue d’histoire ancienne généraliste publiée par l’Institut des Sciences Techniques de l’Antiquité (ISTA) de l’Université de Franche-Comté, elle s’efforce également d’offrir des approches diverses, d’inventorier des domaines nouveaux, de s’intéresser à des espaces considérés trop longtemps comme périphériques.

1974-1979
1974 : [ 1-1 ]
1976 : [ 2 ]
1977 : [ 3 ]
1978 : [ 4 ]
1979 : [ 5 ]
1980-1989
1980 : [ 6 ]
1981 : [ 7 ]
1982 : [ 8 ]
1983 : [ 9 ]
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1985 : [ 11 ]
1986 : [ 12 ]
1987 : [ 13 ]
1988 : [ 14 ]
1989 : [ 15-1 ][ 15-2 ]
1990-1999
1990 : [ 16-1 ][ 16-2 ]
1991 : [ 17-1 ][ 17-2 ]
1992 : [ 18-1 ][ 18-2 ]
1993 : [ 19-1 ][ 19-2 ]
1994 : [ 20-1 ][ 20-2 ]
1995 : [ 21-1 ][ 21-2 ]
1996 : [ 22-1 ][ 22-2 ]
1997 : [ 23-1 ][ 23-2 ]
1998 : [ Tables ][ 24-1 ][ 24-2 ]
1999 : [ 25-1 ][ 25-2 ]

2000-2005

2000 : [ 26-1 ][ 26-2 ]
2001 : [ 27-1 ][ 27-2 ]
2002 : [ 28-1 ][ 28-2 ]
2003 : [ 29-1 ][ 29-2 ]
2004 : [ 30-1 ][ 30-2 ]

2005 : [ 31-1 ]

Some more recent volumes (2007-2001) are online at Cairn, 2007 and 2008 in open access, the remainder by subscription/license.

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Video: A Symposium on Haremhab: General and King of Egypt

2012-01-30T09:00:00.000-05:00

The Department of Egyptian Art, The Metropolitan Museum of Art presents
A Symposium on Haremhab: General and King of Egypt
May 5, 2011
The Grace Rainey Rogers Auditorium

Held in conjunction with the special exhibition
Haremhab, The General Who Became King
November 16, 2010 -- July 4, 2011

News from the CDLI: Mellon-funded digitization of the Geneva cuneiform collection

2012-01-29T20:27:00.000-05:00

Mellon-funded digitization of the Geneva cuneiform collection

We are delighted to announce a successful digitization collaboration between the Musées d’Art et d’Histoire of Geneva (MAH) and the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation-supported research project "Creating a Sustainable Digital Cuneiform Library (CSDCL)."

Under the general direction of the Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative (CDLI - Los Angeles/Berlin), CSDCL is dedicated to the digital capture, persistent archiving and web dissemination of major cuneiform collections in the US, Europe and the Middle East. The 950 cuneiform artifacts of the MAH, originally collected by the noted Swiss Assyrioliogist Alfred Boissier (1867-1945, PhD 1890 at Leipzig under F. Delitzsch) and acquired by the Museum in 1938, represent a significant archive of texts in a major Swiss collection. In communications dating back to early 2008 between one of us (Englund) and Antoine Cavigneaux of the University of Geneva, the capture of the MAH cuneiform collection was discussed and a plan for this collaboration presented by Cavigneaux to the Museum early in 2011. With the support of Geneva graduate student Émilie Pagé-Perron, CDLI's catalogue documenting the MAH collection, then numbering 391 entries of published texts dating to the 3rd millennium BC as well as to the Old Assyrian period, was supplemented with the full electronic catalogue of artifacts supplied by the Museum. Once an agreement of cooperation was signed between CDLI and MAH, CSDCL's Max Planck Institute for the History of Science (Berlin) postdoctoral researcher Ludek Vacin arranged for two capture missions to Geneva, that took place in July and November of 2011. Following fatcross-processing and cleansing in Los Angeles of the raw images created by Vacin, these files have now been posted to the CDLI website, and can be viewed at <http://cdli.ucla.edu/collections/mah/mah_fr.html>. Pagé-Perron and Emmert Clevenstine of the University of Geneva are correcting the bibliographical and text content references in the MAH catalogue, and the imaging of some few remaining texts by Ms. Pagé-Perron will complete the formal capture of the originals.

MAH enthusiastically joined this effort to make available its complete cuneiform collection to the world-wide community of web researchers and informal learners. This new web content will assist cuneiform specialists in the collation of existing editions, including ca. 290 Ur III records published by H. Sauren in MVN 2 (1974); 52 Old Assyrian texts by P. Garelli in RA 59-60 (1965-1966); 20 Ur III letters by E. Sollberger, TCS 1 (1966), as well as 8 ED IIIb accounts by the same author in Genava 26 (1948); and 30 texts from various periods by W. Deonna in Genava 17 (1939) (in JCS 5 [1951], Sollberger published catalogue treatments of a large number of still unedited MAH tablets). We believe that general access to images of all text artifacts establishes the broadest possible foundation for integrative research on MAH and related cuneiform inscriptions by the scholarly community, and we are particularly keen to assist specialists in the preparation of scholarly editions of the nearly 500 documents currently listed as "unpublished unassigned" in our catalogue entries (<http://tinyurl.com/6ugtndn>).

We are confident that our adherence in this collaboration to the principles of open access expressed, for instance, in the "Berlin Declaration on Open Access to Knowledge in the Sciences and Humanities," promulgated by the German Max Planck Society (<http://oa.mpg.de/lang/en-uk/berlin-prozess/berliner-erklarung/>), best serves all in the Humanities, but particularly those in the fields of dead language research so dependent on access to source materials for their work. In opening to world-wide inspection cuneiform collections such as that located in Geneva, we join other cultural heritage and research institutions in CDLI's 'extended family' who believe that humanists should make every effort to fulfill their curatorial and scholarly responsibilities to permanently archive, and to make available to the public all artifacts of shared world history that are in their immediate, or indirect care.

For the Musées d’Art et d’Histoire:
Jean-Luc Chappaz, Conservateur, Musées d'art et d'histoire de la Ville de Genève

For the Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative:
Robert K. Englund, Director, CDLI, and Professor of Assyriology, UCLA
Jürgen Renn, Co-Director, CDLI, Executive Director, Max Planck Institute for the History of Science, Berlin, and Professor, Humboldt University

Open Access Journal: Cronica cercetărilor arheologice din România

2012-01-29T17:12:00.001-05:00

[First posted in AWOL 25 January 2010. Updated 29 January 2012]

Cronica cercetărilor arheologice din România, 1983 - 2010. Rapoarte preliminare de cercetare arheologică

Archaeological Excavations in Romania, 1983 - 2010.
Preliminary Excavation Reports

Rapoarte ilustrate publicate anual:

Cronica Cercetărilor Arheologice din România, Campania 2010, publicat în mai 2011.
Descărcați volumul (doar text) in format pdf 4.22 MB
Addenda: 29. Jac, com. Creaca, jud. Sălaj [Porolissvm]

campania 2009, campania 2008, campania 2007, campania 2006, campania 2005, campania 2004, campania 2003, campania 2002, campania 2001, campania 2000, campania 1999

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Partially Open Access Journal: Materiale şi Cercetări Arheologice

2012-01-29T17:02:00.001-05:00

Materiale şi Cercetări Arheologice (MCA)

Despre MCA. Scurt istoric (1952-1999)
Despre proiectul de indexare a revistei Materiale şi Cercetări Arheologice
Indicele complet MCA
Facsimil digital volumele: IV - 1957 (pdf 37 MB), VII - 1960 (pdf 63 MB), X - 1973 (pdf 61 MB), IX 1970 (pdf 44 MB), XIII 1979 (pdf 50 MB), XV Braşov - 1981 (pdf 100 MB), XVI Vaslui - 1982 (pdf 130 MB), XVII Ploieşti - 1983 (partea a-II-a) (pdf 45 MB)

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Digital Library of the Istria Archaeological Museum

2012-01-29T08:01:00.000-05:00

Arheološki Muzej Istre

Histria archaeologica
Monografije i katalozi 20 volumes
Katalozi arheološkog muzeja Istre 87 volumes
Katalozi pedagoške službe 8 volumes
Posebno izdanje Histria archaeologica

Open Access Journal: Histria Archaeologica

2012-01-29T07:45:00.001-05:00

[First posted in AWOL 28 October 2009. Updated 29 January 2012]

Histria Archaeologica
ISSN: 0350-6320

Časopis Histria archaeologica izlazi periodično od 1970. godine. Nastao je kao potreba objavljivanja arheoloških i muzeoloških rezultata u jednom specijaliziranom časopisu. Članci su tematski vezani za arheologiju i umjetnost s istarsko – kvarnerskog područja.
Dostupnost brojeva: vol. 1 (1970) – vol. 34 (2005) vidi na Url: http://ami.arhivpro.hr

The journal Histria archaeologica has been published periodically since 1970. It emerged from the need to publish archeological and museological results in one specialized journal. The articles are thematically related to archeology and art of the Istrian and Kvarner region.

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Roman Provincial Coinage Online

2012-01-28T18:57:00.000-05:00

Roman Provincial Coinage Online

The aim of the project is to produce a standard typology of the provincial coinage of the Roman Empire in the period AD 138–192. Coins are mass-produced objects, so that from the historical point of view it does not make sense to confine consideration to the collection in any one museum. The project is based on the ten most important and accessible collections in the world (the ‘core collections’ — see table), and on all published material. This represents the first systematic treatment of the civic coinage at the height of the Roman empire, and will have great importance for the study of cultural, religious, political, economic, and administrative history at both a local and an imperial level.

The material is relevant to a wide range of taught courses under both Classics and Archaeology, at both a graduate and undergraduate level. It is also a vital resource for the international research community and other interested parties.

The project is based in the Heberden Coin Room of the Ashmolean Museum, which is part of the University of Oxford.
Identification search
Identify a coin and/or find a standard reference for it.
Iconographic search
Investigate the types of imagery used on coins either for all mints or by region.
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Submit a new coin type
Send us details of any Antonine coin type you believe not to be included in this database.
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A table of the abbreviations used in the database.

Open Access Journal: Didaskalia: The Journal for Ancient Performance

2012-01-28T17:16:00.000-05:00

[First posted in AWOL 2 November 2009. Updated 27 January 2012. n.b. Founded in 1994, Didaskalia is a Pioneering Open Access Journal]

Didaskalia: The Journal for Ancient Performance

ISSN: 1321-4853

Didaskalia (διδασκαλία) is the term used since ancient times to describe the work a playwright did to teach his chorus and actors the play. The official records of the dramatic festivals in Athens were the διδασκαλίαι. Didaskalia now furthers the scholarship of the ancient performance.

Didaskalia is an English-language, online publication about the performance of Greek and Roman drama, dance, and music. We publish peer-reviewed scholarship on performance and reviews of the professional activity of artists and scholars who work on ancient drama.

We welcome submissions on any aspect of the field. If you would like your work to be reviewed, please write to editor@didaskalia.net at least three weeks in advance of the performance date. We also seek interviews with practitioners and opinion pieces.

Volume 8

8.31 ADIP I - Euripides' Hecuba: the Text and the Event
Kenneth Reckford
8.30 ADIP I - The Delayed Feast: the Festival Context of Plautus’ Pseudolus
Laura Banducci
8.29 ADIP I - Staging the Reconciliation Scene of Aristophanes’ Lysistrata
John Given
8.28 ADIP I - Compassion in Chorus and Audience
Paul Woodruff
8.27 ADIP I - Performing the "Unperformable" Extispicy Scene in Seneca's Oedipus Rex
Eric Dodson-Robinson
8.26 ADIP I - Double the Message
Diane J. Rayor
8.25 ADIP I - A Gestural Phallacy
David J. Jacobson
8.24 ADIP I - The Twice Born and One More: Portraying Dionysus in the Bacchae
Jaclyn Dudek
8.23 ADIP I - Adapting Hecuba: Where Do Problems Begin?
Nancy Nanney
8.22 ADIP I - Play in the Sunshine
Jennifer S. Starkey
8.21 ADIP I - Ancient Drama in Performance: Theory and Practice
Amy R. Cohen
8.20 Review: Sophocles: Seven Sicknesses at the Chopin Theater
Teresa M. Danze Lemieux
8.19 Review: Seneca's Oedipus at the Stanford Summer Theater
David J. Jacobson
8.18 Storm in a Teacup: an Exercise in Performance Reception in Twenty-First-Century Israel
Lisa Maurice
8.17 Interview: Theater of War
Amy R. Cohen and Brett M. Rogers
8.16 Review: Medea at the Long Beach Opera
Yoko Kurahashi
8.15 Review: 47th Season of Classical Plays at the Greek Theatre in Syracuse
Caterina Barone
8.14 Review: Orestes Terrorist at the University of California, Santa Cruz
Fiona Macintosh
8.13 The Masked Chorus in Action—Staging Euripides' Bacchae
Chris Vervain
8.12 Masks in the Oxford Greek Play 2008: Theory and Practice
Claire Catenaccio
8.11 KOSKY - "Toothless intellectuals," "the misery of the poor," "poetry after Auschwitz," and the White, Middle-class Audience: the Moral Perils of Kosky and Wright's The Women of Troy (or, how do we regard the pain of others?)
Marguerite Johnson
8.10 KOSKY - The Women of Troy—New and Old
Michael Ewans
8.09 KOSKY - The Women of Troy: Barrie Kosky's "operatic" version of Euripides
Michael Halliwell
8.08 KOSKY - Delivering the Message in Kosky's The Women of Troy
Helen Slaney
8.07 KOSKY - The Women of Troy: Barrie Kosky, The Sydney Theatre Company, and Classical Theatre in Australia
Elizabeth Hale, guest editor
8.06 Interview: Satyrs in L.A.
Mary Hart
8.05 Review: Hecuba at Randolph College
Jaclyn Dudek
8.04 Review: A Man Who Hates People at Trent University and the University of Toronoto
Donald Sells
8.03 Review: The Brothers Menaechmus at East Carolina University
Amy R. Cohen
8.02 Review: 45th Season of Classical Plays at the Greek Theatre in Syracuse
Caterina Barone
8.01 Introducing Volume 8 and Remembering Douglass Parker
Amy R. Cohen
Back Issues
7.02 - Close Relations (2009)
7.01 - Masks (Winter 2007)
6.03 - Responses to Ancient Drama in Contemporary Performance (Autumn 2006)
6.02 - Contemporary Electronic Research Initiatives (Summer 2005)
6.01 - Developments and Trends in Contemporary Research (Spring 2004)
5.03 - Electra (Summer 2002)
5.02 - Tantalus (Autumn 2001)
5.01 - Otago (Summer 2001)
4.02 - General Issue (Autumn 2001)
4.01 - Crossing the Ancient Stage (Spring 1997)
3.03 - The Performance of Homeric Epic (Winter 1996)
3.02 - General Issue (Autumn 1996)
3.01 - General Issue (Spring 1996)
2.03 - Roman Stagings (Winter 1995)
2.02 - Ancient Stagecraft (Autumn 1995)
2.01 - New Ancient Theater (February 1995)
1.06 - Supplement 1 - How is it Played? Genre, Performance and Meaning
1.05 - Embodying Ancient Theater (December 1994)
1.04 - Fusing Greek and Asian Drama (October 1994)
1.03 - Translating for the Stage II (August 1994)
1.02 - Translating for the Stage I (May 1994)
1.01 - Founding Issue (March 1994)

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Open Access Journals: Syrian Studies Association Newsletter

2012-01-27T16:30:00.000-05:00

[First posted in AWOL 7 September 2009. Updated 27 January 2012]

Syrian Studies Association Newsletter

The Syrian Studies Association (SSA) is an international association organized to encourage and promote research and scholarly understanding of Syria in all academic disciplines. The SSA defines Syria as the area included in historic "Bilad al-Sham" until 1918 and Syria following that. We invite scholars who study the peoples and territories of what is today Syria, Jordan, Lebanon and Palestine before 1918 and those who study Syria after that to join our organization and to contribute to our newsletter. The Newsletter is particularly interested in articles on research and scholarship underway in Syria; reviews of new books on Syria, particularly those in Arabic and those that are not widely distributed; and articles on research and study opportunities in Syria.

2011
Vol 16, No 2 (2011): Syrian Studies Association Newsletter
Vol 16, No 1 (2011): The Kurds of Syria

2010
Vol 15, No 2 (2010): Syria Studies in Scotland and Scandinavia

2009
Vol 15, No 1 (2009): Syrians in the Americas
Vol 14, No 2 (2009): Spring 2009 Issue

2008
Vol 14, No 1 (2008): First Electronic Issue

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Open Access Journal: Sefarad

2012-01-27T16:14:00.000-05:00

[First posted in AWOL 9 November 2009. Updated 27 January 2012]

Sefarad: Estudios hebraicos, sefardíes y de Oriente Próximo
eISSN: 1988-320X
ISSN: 0037-0894

Sefarad inició su publicación en 1941 en el seno de la Escuela de Estudios Hebraicos de la mano de Francisco Cantera Burgos (Madrid) y José María Millás Vallicrosa (Barcelona). Se publica en forma de dos fascículos anuales, con 500 páginas de artículos originales y reseñas de filología y crítica textual de la Biblia Hebrea (y sus versiones antiguas y comentarios); filología y lingüística de las lenguas hebrea y aramea; historia y cultura de los judíos en España; y lengua y literatura, historia y producción cultural de los sefardíes.

2011
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Vol 70

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2009
Vol 69

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2008
Vol 68

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2007
Vol 67

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2006
Vol 66

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2005
Vol 65

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2004
Vol 64

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2003
Vol 63

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2002
Vol 62

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Vol 61

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Open Access Journal: Aristonothos

2012-01-27T15:30:00.000-05:00

[First posted in AWOL 5 October 2010. Updated 27 January 2012]

Aristonothos. Scritti per il Mediterraneo antico

Questa serie vuole celebrare il mare Mediterraneo e contribuire a sviluppare temi, studi e immaginario che il cratere firmato dal greco Aristonothos ancora oggi evoca. Deposto nella tomba di un etrusco, racconta di storie e relazioni fra culture diverse che si svolgono in questo mare e sulle terre che unisce.

2008

N° 3 (2008): Aspetti nell’orientalizzante nell’Etruria e nel Lazio
ISBN: 8860012066
ISBN-13: 9788860012067

N° 2 (2008): Mythoi siciliani in Diodoro
Atti del Seminario di Studi, Università degli Studi di Milano, 12-13 febbraio 2007
ISBN: 8860011973
ISBN-13: 9788860011978

2007

N° 1 (2007): Strumenti, suono, musica in Etruria e in Grecia : letture tra archeologia e fonti letterarie
ISBN: 8860011558
ISBN-13: 9788860011558

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Open Access Journal: Journal of the International Association of Buddhist Studies

2012-01-27T15:21:00.001-05:00

Journal of the International Association of Buddhist Studies
ISSN 0-193-600XX

The Journal of the International Association of Buddhist Studies (ISSN 0-193-600XX) is the organ of the International Association of Buddhist Studies. The JIABS welcomes scholarly contributions in all areas of Buddhist Studies. A double-blind peer-review process is used to ensure the high academic quality of all contributions.

This website offers full access to the JIABS. Current issues will be available online 60 months after their appearance in print. We apologize that, for technical reasons, it is currently not possible to make available the most recent issues to IABS members through this website.

2005

JIABS 28/2 (2005[2008])

JIABS 28/1 (2005)

2004

JIABS 27/2 (2004)

JIABS 27/1 (2004)

2003

The Sautrāntikas (26/2, 2003)

JIABS 26/1 (2003)

2002

Buddhist Histories (25/1-2, 2002)

2001

Buddhist Nuns (24/2, 2001)

JIABS 24/1 (2001)

2000

JIABS 23/2 (2000)

JIABS 23/1 (2000)

1999

JIABS 22/2 (1999)

JIABS 22/1 (1999)

1998

JIABS 21/2 (1998)

JIABS 21/1 (1998)

1997

JIABS 20/2 (1997)

JIABS 20/1 (1997)

1996

On Maṇḍalas (19/2, 1996)

JIABS 19/1 (1996)

1995

On Method (18/2, 1995)

Buddhism and Law (18/1, 1995)

1994

JIABS 17/2 (1994)

JIABS 17/1 (1994)

1993

JIABS 16/2 (1993)

JIABS 16/1 (1993)

1992

JIABS 15/2 (1992)

JIABS 15/1 (1992)

1991

JIABS 14/2 (1991)

JIABS 14/1 (1991)

1990

JIABS 13/2 (1990)

JIABS 13/1 (1990)

1989

JIABS 12/2 (1989)

JIABS 12/1 (1989)

1988

JIABS 11/2 (1988)

JIABS 11/1 (1988)

1987

JIABS 10/2 (1987)

JIABS 10/1 (1987)

1986

JIABS 9/2 (1986)

JIABS 9/1 (1986)

1985

JIABS 8/2 (1985)

JIABS 8/1 (1985)

1984

JIABS 7/2 (1984)

JIABS 7/1 (1984)

1983

JIABS 6/2 (1983)

JIABS 6/1 (1983)

1982

JIABS 5/2 (1982)

JIABS 5/1 (1982)

1981

JIABS 4/2 (1981)

JIABS 4/1 (1981)

1980

JIABS 3/2 (1980)

JIABS 3/1 (1980)

1979

JIABS 2/2 (1979)

JIABS 2/1 (1979)

JIABS 1/2 (1979)

1978
JIABS 1/1 (1978)

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Open Access Journal: The European Archaeologist

2012-01-27T14:00:00.000-05:00

[First posted in AWOL 6 October 2010. Updated 28 January 2012]

The European Archaeologist - Internet Edition
ISSN 1022-0135

The European Association of Archaeologists (EAA) is a membership-based association open to all archaeologists and other related or interested individuals or bodies. The EAA currently has over 1100 members on its database from 41 countries world-wide working in prehistory, classical, medieval and later archaeology. They include academics, aerial archaeologists, environmental archaeologists, field archaeologists, heritage managers, historians, museum curators, researchers, scientists, teachers, conservators, underwater archaeologists and students of archaeology.

No.35 - Summer 2011

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No.34 - Winter 2010/2011

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No.33 - Summer 2010

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No.32 - Winter 2009/2010

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No.31 - Summer 2009

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No.30 - Winter 2008/2009

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No.29 - Summer 2008

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No.28 - Winter 2007/2008

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No.27 - Summer 2007

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No.26 - Winter 2006/2007

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No.25 - Summer 2006

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No.24 - Winter 2005/2006

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No.23 - Summer 2005

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No.22 - Winter 2004/2005

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10thAnniversary Conference Issue

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No.21 - Summer 2004

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No.20 - Winter 2003/2004

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No.19 - Summer 2003

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No.18 - Winter 2002/2003

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No.17 - Summer 2002

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No.16 - Winter 2001/2002

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No.15 - Summer 2001

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No.14 - Winter 2000/2001

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No.13 - Summer 2000

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No.12 - Winter 1999/2000

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No.11 - Summer 1999

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No.10 - Winter 1998

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No.9 - Summer 1998

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No.8 - Winter 1997

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No.7 - Summer 1997

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No.6 - Spring 1997

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No.5 - Summer 1996

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No.4 - Winter 1995

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No.3 - Spring 1995

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No.2 - Summer 1994

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No.1 - Winter 1993

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Open Access Journal: Archivo Español de Arqueología

2012-01-27T11:54:00.002-05:00

[First posted in AWOL 31 October 2009. Updated 27 January 2012]

Archivo Español de Arqueología
eISSN: 1988-3110
ISSN: 0066-6742

Archivo Español de Arqueología, fundada en 1940 por Antonio García y Bellido como rama especializada de Archivo Español de Arte y Arqueología (1925), es una revista científica de periodicidad anual que publica trabajos de Arqueología, con atención a sus fuentes materiales, literarias, epigráficas o numismáticas. Tiene como campo de interés las culturas del ámbito mediterráneo y europeo desde la Protohistoria a la Alta Edad Media, flexiblemente abierto a realidades culturales próximas y tiempos fronterizos. Se divide en dos secciones: Artículos, dentro de los que tendrán cabida tanto reflexiones de carácter general sobre temas concretos como contribuciones más breves sobre novedades en la investigación arqueológica; y Recensiones. Además, edita la serie Anejos de Archivo Español de Arqueología, que publica de forma monográfica libros concernientes a las materias mencionadas (ver índice de volúmenes publicados y títulos en formato eBook).

Founded by Antonio García y Bellido in 1940 as a specialized branch of Archivo Español de Arte y Arqueología (1925), Archivo Español de Arqueología is a scientific journal that annually publishes articles on Archaeology that focus on their material, literary, epigraphic and numismatic sources. Its field of interest includes Mediterranean and European cultures from Protohistoric times to the Early Middle Ages and is flexibly open to upcoming cultural realities and border times. The journal is divided into two sections: articles - which include both reflections of a general nature on specific topics and shorter contributions on developments in archaeological research - and reviews. In addition, the journal publishes monographs concerning the aforementioned subjects in the series Anejos de Archivo Español de Arqueología (see the Index of published volumes and titles in eBook format).

2011
Vol 84

2010
Vol 83

2009
Vol 82

2008
Vol 81

2007
Vol 80

2006
Vol 79

2005
Vol 78

191-192

2004
Vol 77

189-190

2003
Vol 76

187-188

2002
Vol 75

185-186

2001
Vol 74

183-184

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Open Access Journal: Studia Humaniora Tartuensia (SHT)

2012-01-27T11:34:00.000-05:00

[First posted in AWOL 23 October 2009. Updated (changed domain) 27 January 2012]

Studia Humaniora Tartuensia (SHT): An international online journal of the classics and the humanities

The purpose of Studia Humaniora Tartuensia (SHT) is to publish scholarly papers and notes embodying original research in all areas of the humanities, but especially classical studies and ancient history, Neo-Latin studies, classical tradition, history of scholarship and philosophy. We encourage interdisciplinary contributions and submissions that use new approaches to elucidate their topic. Detailed treatments of specific themes are also welcome. We also publish book notices and reviews.

Studia Humaniora Tartuensia is an open access journal with free full text content. Despite its name the journal is not restricted to contributors from Tartu. We encourage all interested parties to take part in its development. If you are interested in publishing in SHT, you are welcome to contact the editors using either e-mail or postal address. Be sure to check the guidelines for contributors before submitting your article.

Papers are published in PDF format and on-line only. If you cannot access them, download and install the free Adobe Acrobat Reader for viewing PDF-documents. This also enables you to view Greek text and other original formatting without problems.

When citing a paper published in SHT, do not forget to include the number of the volume, the letter marking a subdivision (if applicable), and the number of the article.

IMPORTANT:
starting volume 12 (2011), the journal uses Open Journal Systems platform for publishing and has moved to a new site:

http://sht.ut.ee

2011

Vol 12 (2011)

2010

Vol 11 (2010)

2009

Vol 10 (2009)

2008

Vol 9 (2008)

2007

Vol 8 (2007)

2006

Vol 7 (2006)

2005

Vol 6 (2005)

2004

Vol 5 (2004)

2003

Vol 4 (2003)

2002

Vol 3 (2002)

2001

Vol 2 (2001)

2000
Vol 1 (2000)

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Open Access Journal: Illinois Classical Studies

2012-01-26T19:00:00.000-05:00

[First posted in AWOL 11 July 2009. Updated 26 January 2012]

Illinois Classical Studies
ISSN: 0363-1923

Illinois Classical Studies was founded in 1976 by Miroslav Marcovich, Head of the Department of the Classics (1973-77) at the University of Illinois. Professor Marcovich served as editor from 1976-82 and 1988-92. Professors J. K. Newman (1983-87), David Sansone (1992-2000), Gerald M. Browne (2001-2003), and Danuta Shanzer (2004-2011) were subsequent editors of the journal. ICS publishes original research on a variety of topics related to the Classics, in all areas of Classical Philology and its ancillary disciplines, such as Greek and Latin literature, history, archaeology, epigraphy, papyrology, patristics, the history of Classical scholarship, the reception of Classics in the Middle Ages, the Renaissance and beyond. ICS has also published thematic volumes on topics such as Greek Philosophy, Euripidean tragedy, Latin poetry, and Byzantium.

IDEALS provides open access to volumes 1 (1976) - 23 (1998) of Illinois Classical Studies (ISSN 0363-1923). Information about current issues and subscriptions can be found at the University of Illinois Press at http://www.press.uillinois.edu/journals/ics.html.

Illinois Classical Studies 01 1976
Illinois Classical Studies 02 1977
Illinois Classical Studies 03 1978
Illinois Classical Studies 04 1979
Illinois Classical Studies 05 1980
Illinois Classical Studies 06 (1) 1981
Illinois Classical Studies 06 (2) 1981
Illinois Classical Studies 07 (1) 1982
Illinois Classical Studies 07 (2) 1982
Illinois Classical Studies 08 (1) 1983
Illinois Classical Studies 08 (2) 1983
Illinois Classical Studies 09 (1) 1984
Illinois Classical Studies 09 (2) 1984
Illinois Classical Studies 10 (1) 1985
Illinois Classical Studies 10 (2) 1985
Illinois Classical Studies 11 (1 & 2) 1986
Illinois Classical Studies 12 (1) 1987
Illinois Classical Studies 12 (2) 1987
Illinois Classical Studies 13 (1) 1988
Illinois Classical Studies 13 (2) 1988
Illinois Classical Studies 14 (1 & 2) 1989
Illinois Classical Studies 15 (1) 1990
Illinois Classical Studies 15 (2) 1990
Illinois Classical Studies 16 (1 & 2) 1991
Illinois Classical Studies 17 (1) 1992
Illinois Classical Studies 17 (2) 1992
Illinois Classical Studies 18 1993
Illinois Classical Studies 19 1994
Illinois Classical Studies 20 1995
Illinois Classical Studies 21 1996
Illinois Classical Studies 22 1997
Illinois Classical Studies 23 1998
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Berliner Papyrusdatenbank

2012-01-26T14:13:00.000-05:00

BerlPap: Berliner Papyrusdatenbank

Die Berliner Papyrusdatenbank (BerlPap) ist ein von der Deutschen Forschungsgemeinschaft gefördertes Projekt zur Digitalisierung großer Bestände der Berliner Papyrussammlung: Ziel dieses Vorhabens ist die Bereitstellung einer Datenbank im Internet, die digitale Abbildungen und alle relevanten Metadaten zu den in griechischer und lateinischer Sprache verfaßten Texten der Berliner Papyrussammlung enthält, die sich auf Papyri, Ostraka, Pergamenten, Holz- und Wachstafeln sowie Papier erhalten haben. Die Internet-Datenbank soll somit allen Altertumswissenschaftlern und am antiken Ägypten Interessierten Zugang zu hochwertigen Abbildungen der Originalobjekte und zusätzlichen Informationen bieten. Verlinkungen mit anderen Datenbanken erlauben die Erweiterung der Erkenntnisse.

Open Access Journal: Bulletin of the Society for Arabian Studies

2012-01-26T11:12:00.000-05:00

[First posted in AWOL 1 November 2009. Updated 26 January 2012]

Bulletin of the Society for Arabian Studies

ISSN: 1361-9144

The Society publishes an annual Bulletin in the Spring giving information on research, publications, field work, conferences and events in the Arabian peninsula in fields ranging from archaeology and history to natural history and the environment. It also carries feature articles and book reviews.

The Bulletin is sent free to all members of the Society. Current and back issues can also be purchased at the Arabian Seminar in July each year or from the Editor. Printed copies of the Bulletin are £5.00 each. The current and recent issues may also be downloaded free of charge in pdf format by clicking on the cover images below.
Current Issue, 2010 Issue 14, 2009
Issue 13, 2008 Issue 12, 2007 Issue 11, 2006

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Diccionario micénico Online

2012-01-26T06:24:00.004-05:00

Diccionario micénico: Índices Generales de la Lineal B

En una primera fase, y de manera paulatina, irán apareciendo los índices de referencias de los grupos de silabogramas en transliteración (directo e inverso), así como los de logogramas y el de las citas numéricas contenidos en la documentación escrita en lineal B.

Sucesivamente se irán publicando por esta vía otros materiales relacionados con el DMic., así como las noticias de interés que genere su realización. En un primer momento tenemos previsto hacer accesibles la lista de correspondencias griego alfabético-griego micénico, las «listas accesorias» al índice de logogramas y los borradores de lemas nuevos del DMic.

:: Presentación
:: Índice directo
:: Índice inverso
:: Índice logogramas
:: Realización

Open Access Journal: Mainake

2012-01-26T06:00:00.003-05:00

Mainake
ISSN: 0212-078X

Revista de la Diputación Provincial de Málaga de periodicidad anual. Su objetivo es acoger y difundir los estudios y las novedades de Prehistoria, Protohistoria y Arqueología e Historia de la Antigüedad Clásica y del Medioevo. Presta especial atención a temas relacionados con la provincia de Málaga, aunque en estrecha correspondencia con los trabajos que se desarrollan en tales campos en los ámbitos nacional e internacional.

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Open Accesss Journal: ACME

2012-01-25T20:30:00.000-05:00

[First posted in AWOL 19 July 2010. Updated 25 January 2012]

ACME: Annali della Facoltà di Lettere e Filosofia dell'Università degli Studi di Milano

La rivista è quadrimestrale e accoglie articoli e studi su tutti gli argomenti che costituiscono materia d’insegnamento della Facoltà di Lettere e Filosofia.

Gli articoli presentati per la pubblicazione sono sottoposti a revisione scientifica anonima.

A partire dall'annata 2009 la Rivista è integralmente on line in formato open-access.

Gli indici dal 1995 al 2008 sono consultabili in questa stessa pagina

Gli indici completi di «ACME» dal 1948 al 1994 sono pubblicati nel volume:
«ACME. Annali della Facoltà di Lettere e Filosofia dell’Università degli Studi di Milano – Indici (I, 1948 - XLVII, 1994)», Milano, LED, 1996.

The following issues are available in full-text open access

Vol. LXIV - fasc. III - settembre-dicembre 2011                Maria Mainardi
Mesambria Pontica e i Traci

Jesús Hernández Lobato
El poder en miniatura. La “obra-detalle” como instrumento político y paradigma estético de la antigüedad tardía

Giulia Brun
De emplastro. Prime considerazioni su un inedito trattatello di pittura murale altomedievale

Simone Biancardi
L’Elucidation e la Prima Continuazione del Conte du Graal

Franca Rossi
Before the «Critick», John Dennis: Thomas Rymer’s first volley in the battle of the handkerchief

Ilaria Rizzato
Un canzoniere al femminile: Sonnets from the Portuguese di Elizabeth Barrett Browning e la tradizione poetica inglese

Katia Lara Angioletti
«Quando io venni in Italia, vinsi perché ero solo»: Mario Fumagalli attore, capocomico, innovatore

Stefano Ferrario
La strategia retorica degli Studies in Classic American Literature

Rocco Sacconaghi
Intrascendibilità dell’esperienza e atteggiamento naturale in Merleau-Ponty

Alberto Bentoglio
Il Piccolo Teatro di Milano e l’esperienza del decentramento teatrale (1968-1972)

Giovannimaria Secchi
“A different sense of reality”. Le trasposizioni cinematografiche delle opere di Tennessee Williams (1950-1968)

Note Contributi Discussioni

Francesco Soldani
L’intestazione della serie En di Pilo

Francesco Dedè
En polumelo (polumalo?) Sikelia. Nota su una controversa lezione pindarica (Ol. 1.12)

Simone Vezzoli
L’esistenza di un criterio di verità nella filosofia di Filone di Larissa
Marco Tullio Messina
Filosofi e filosofia nelle Saturae Menippeae di Varrone Reatino
Maria Lauretta Moioli
Postille bibliologiche all’Apocalisse di Giovanni

Vol. LXIV - fasc. II - maggio-agosto 2011
Maria Bonghi Jovino (a cura di), Culture a contatto in Campania. Processi di trasformazione tra V e IV secolo a.C.
• Maria Bonghi Jovino
Introduzione

• Valeria Sampaolo
I nuovi scavi del Fondo Patturelli. Elementi per una definizione topografica

• Maria Bonghi Jovino
Una piccola scultura nel grande processo di trasformazione da Capua etrusca a Capua sannitica

• Giovanna Greco
La definizione degli spazi pubblici a Cuma tra Greci e Sanniti

• Angela Pontrandolfo
Culture a contatto in Campania. Processi di trasformazione tra V e IV secolo a.C. Il golfo di Salerno

• Federica Chiesa
Contatti di culture nel quadro archeologico di Cales

Giuseppina Foti
Funzioni e caratteri del pullarius in età repubblicana e imperiale

Isabella Canetta
«Ab Hectore et Aiace»: biografia, allegoria e mito nel commento di Servio alla nona egloga di Virgilio

Sergio Di Benedetto
Girolamo Benivieni e la questione della lingua: alcune considerazioni sulle correzioni al Commento del 1500

Luca Meneghel
Luigi Capuana critico letterario del «Corriere della Sera»

Nicoletta Brazzelli
«My empire is of the imagination»: fantasie di dominio e incubi d'invasione in She di Henry Rider Haggard

Alessandro Pace
Ippolito Cafici: un Nestore siciliano. Documenti inediti sulla vita e sull'opera

Lorenzo Di Giovanni
Osservazioni linguistiche sulla narrativa di Antonio Tabucchi. Piani del racconto, testualità, sintassi

Note Contributi Discussioni

Ivan Faiferri - Elisa Ravasio
Democrazia in dialogo. Il ruolo della diversità nel metodo dialogico platonico

Marco Tullio Messina
«La roccia spirituale che seguiva»: l'interpretazione di 1 Cor 10.4 nei Padri della Chiesa

Beatrice Daskas
Nota sulla Theotókos descritta da Fozio, Hom. XVII 2 (p. 167.14-17 Laourdas)

Vol. LXIV - fasc. I - gennaio-aprile 2011
Alessandro Costazza (a cura di), La storia nel racconto epico e nel romanzo
• Alessandro Costazza
Introduzione

• Marina Cometta
La Hervarar saga e l’istituto regale in Scandinavia

• Elena Di Venosa
Il mondo capovolto e il Simplicissimus. Una visione ironica della Guerra dei Trent’anni in Grimmelshausen

• Luca Bernardini
I “torbidi” moscoviti nei romanzi di Faddej Bulgarin e Zygmunt Krasiński

• Franz Haas
Politica e doppio fondo storico nel romanzo L’uomo senza qualità di Robert Musil

• Alessandro Costazza
Le storie che vanno a riempire le «lacune dei libri di storia turchi». Il genocidio degli armeni nei romanzi di Franz Werfel e di Edgar Hilsenrath

• Andrea Meregalli
La Danimarca fra esplorazione e colonialismo nelle opere di Thorkild Hansen

• Marco Castellari
Mito, storia e attualità. Mia sorella Antigone (1980) di Grete Weil e le ferite del Novecento tedesco

Mariapaola Bergomi
Eidos tra eikon e paradeigma. Considerazioni sull’ambiguità di eidos, idea e genos nel Timeo di Platone

Andrea Bianchi
Platone, Nietzsche e il Mind-Body Problem

Paolo Sachet
Gli antichi e i moderni nelle Epistole del 1548 curate da Lodovico Dolce

Note Contributi Discussioni

Lucia Floridi
Il cavallo di Erasistrato (Lucill. AP 11.259)

Stefano Costa
Sugli spectacula virtutis di Scipione nei Punica di Silio Italico. I modelli letterari e una possibile suggestione nel Panegirico di Plinio

Roberta Quattrin
Dialogicità e formule allocutive nelle lettere di Cesarotti a Giustina Renier

Giovanni Gerardi
Il sistema dei ceti nei primi scritti jenesi di Hegel

Alessandro Vescovi
R.K. Narayan’s «Selvi» as a reflection upon the feminine self
Vol. LXIII - fasc. III - settembre-dicembre 2010
Roberto Mandile
Lo spazio del paesaggio. Concezioni e rappresentazioni della natura nella poesia latina (I sec. a.C. - I sec. d.C.)

Isabella Gualandri
Un “generalissimo” semibarbaro suocero e genero di imperatori: Stilicone in Claudiano

Michele Comelli
Una «Toscana Iliade» tra classicità e modernità: l’Avarchide di Luigi Alamanni

Stefano L'Occaso
Spigolature sui pittori e scultori emiliani a Mantova dal 1637 al 1707 con un'apertura su Marcantonio Donzelli

Francesca Tancini
Soave traduttore-divulgatore delle teorie retorico-estetiche di Hugh Blair. Contributi di una ricerca in corso

Francesca Pizzi
Paolo D’Ancona e L’Istituto di Storia dell’arte della Statale di Milano (1908-1957)

Virna Brigatti
Il finale gnoseologico delle Città invisibili di Italo Calvino

Note Contributi Discussioni

Vera Zanoni
Dietro la maschera. Contesti e funzioni di modellini fittili di maschere dalla necropoli in località Calvario (Tarquinia, Viterbo)

Rachele Pasquali
Giambo e commedia nel primo Giambo di Callimaco: un esempio di poesia ellenistica “impegnata”

Gianfranco Fiaccadori
Byzantina Melitensia
Claudia Berra
Dopo gli occhi: per i sonetti 74-76 del Canzoniere
Giovanni Cianci
Note su Shakespeare e le avanguardie storiche europee
Renato Pettoello
Questioni di stile e d’altro ancora

Paolo Caloni
Il mito, la filosofia ed il problema della realtà nel pensiero di Hans Blumenberg
Vol. LXIII - fasc. II - maggio-agosto 2010
Nicoletta Brazzelli (a c. di), Geografie reali e immaginarie: il ghiaccio

• Nicoletta Brazzelli
Introduzione

• William Spaggiari
«Avea di vetro e non d’acqua sembiante». Ghiacci danteschi

• Guglielmo Scaramellini
I ghiacciai savoiardi del Monte Bianco. Scienza, esperienza e letteratura nel tornante fra XVIII e XIX secolo

• Nicoletta Brazzelli
La battaglia fra i ghiacci. South di Ernest Shackleton

• Andrea Meregalli
Chiesa di ghiaccio e castello di ghiaccio. Architetture naturali e simboliche in Ibsen e Vesaas

• Carlo Pagetti
«Ending in snow and ice». Ice di Anna Kavan

Paolo Nizzola
Ermes come connettore narrativo nelle Dionisiache di Nonno.Testo e macrotesto

Marco Flamine
Gli avori del «gruppo di Romano». Aspetti e problemi

Panagiotis A. Agapitos
From Persia to the Provence. Tales of love in Byzantiumand beyond

Matteo Ubezio
L’Inghilterra vista da vicino. Note barettiane a uso dei connazionali

Matteo Crivelli
La sperimentazione del collage nella Waste Land di T.S. Eliot

Note Contributi Discussioni

Greta Castrucci
Omero e l’Egeo settentrionale come “spazio del sacro”. Samotracia e le isole circostanti: a metà strada tra il cielo e i fondali del mare (sulla rotta dei voli degli dei)

Stefano Martinelli Tempesta
Ancora sulla versione del Liside platonico di Pier Candido Decembrio

Alessandro Malinverni
Alexandre Roslin e Parma

Tiziana Privitera
Il liceo di Montalbano

Vol. LXIII - fasc. I - gennaio-aprile 2010
Francesco Dedè
Tra analisi morfologica e teoria linguistica. I nomi radicali nella lingua omerica

Filippo Forcignanò
«Illimitata pluralità». L’argomento del regresso in Parm. 132a1-b2

Brunella Moroni
I Tristia di Ausonio. Pater ad filium (Auson. 7 Green)

Jesús Hernández Lobato
Sterilis Camena. El Carmen 9 de Sidonio Apolinar o la muerte de la poesía

Erica Baricci
La scena “all’ebraica” nel teatro del Rinascimento

Sergio Di Bendetto
L’edizione giuntina delle Opere di Girolamo Benivieni

Nicola Pace
Documenti inediti dalla Bibliothèque Nationale de France del dibattito secentesco sul frammento traurino di Petronio

Filippo Falcone
More challenges to Milton’s authorship of De Doctrina Christiana

Silvia Riva
La septième face du dé (1936) ou la puissance opérationnelle de la quatrième dimension. Marcel Duchamp et Georges Hugnet à l’écoute des mathématiques

Note Contributi Discussioni

Renato Arena
A proposito delle forme krédemnon/krádesma e Xitóne/Xitonéa

Luca Asmonti
What do we mean by crisis? The culture of confrontation in the Greek city

Giuseppe Alonzo
Per una bibliografia illustrata dei ritratti di Giambattista Marino

Vol. LXII - fasc. III - settembre-dicembre 2009
Cecilia Nobili
L’Inno Omerico a Dioniso (Hymn. Hom. VII) e Corinto

Donatella Donati
L'autobiografismo nel progetto letterario di Vittorio Alfieri

Giulia Gorgoglione
Ritratti di maternità in Virginia Woolf. Un'indagine tra parole e immagini

Giuliano Lapesa
L'immigrazione a Taranto nel secondo decennio del Novecento e negli anni Trenta

Marta Perego
Ragioni e metodi per la fondazione di una filosofia scientifica. L'errore di Hans Reichenbach

Sonia Galster
Immigrazione e costruzione identitaria locale. Il caso dei Gastarbeiter italiani nel centro industriale di Francoforte-Höchst

Luca Gallarini
Racconti eccentrici e temerari: gli Accoppiamenti giudiziosi di C.E. Gadda

Caterina Croce
Pólemos e l’articolazione agonica della convivenza. Politica, storia e comunità attraverso il pensiero di Jan Patočka e Roberto Esposito

Alessandra Galbusera
Sulle emozioni estetiche

Note Contributi Discussioni

Luigi Venezia
Reliquie callimachee in Esichio

Stefano Costa
Un secolo di interpretazioni su un epigramma di Mecenate (fr. 1 Lunderstedt)

Lorenzo Fabbri
Livia e il simbolismo del papavero da oppio e delle spighe nella glittica romana

Roberto Mandile
Note sull'Aponus di Claudiano

Giorgio Federico Siboni
La «Marquesina di F•••» di Laurence Sterne. Ipotesi storica e realtà letteraria
Vol. LXII - fasc. II - maggio-agosto 2009
Francesco Spera (a cura di), Le funzioni del personaggio nella letteratura occidentale
• Isabella Gualandri
Sit Medea ferox invictaque, flebilis Ino. Spunti di teorizzazione sul personaggio nella letteratura latina

• Alfonso D'Agostino
«Voilà une belle mort!». Orlando a Roncisvalle

• Francesco Spera
Il malo ingegno di un personaggio dantesco: Guido da Montefeltro

• Alessandro Costazza
Oskar Matzerath e le stratificazioni di senso di un personaggio

• Gianni Turchetta
Cecilia, ossia la realtà. Il mistero della donna in La noia di Alberto Moravia

Aldo Tagliabue
L'epos di Corinto e Omero

Roberto Giacomelli
Alcune nuove iscrizioni falische: forze centripete o centrifughe?

Luigi Pirovano
«Per Bibliotaphos quosdam». Pierio Valeriano e le Interpretationes Vergilianae di Tiberio Claudio Donato nella Roma del Cinquecento

Giuseppe Alonzo
Le ceneri dei secentisti. Legittimazione e progresso della politica nella civiltà poetica secentesca

Attilio Bragantini
Nuovi pensieri dai pozzi della miseria. Vita e scrittura in Etty Hillesum

Note Contributi Discussioni

Isabella Chiesa
L’elegia In Magam et Berenicen di Callimaco: In Berenices nuptias?

Silvia Cappelletti
Il progetto sull’esondazione del Tevere (Tacito, Annales 1.76 e 1.79)

Annarita Pogliani
Uno “Schutzbrief” latino-tedesco del tardo Medioevo tridentino. Trento, Biblioteca di San Bernardino, ms. 317
Vol. LXII - fasc. I - gennaio-aprile 2009
Nicola Pace - Giancarlo Reggi (a cura di), Omaggio ad Alberto Grilli. Atti della Giornata di studio «Cultura filosofica, geografia storica e scuola: la lezione di Alberto Grilli » (Lugano - Aula magna del Liceo cantonale di Lugano 1, 22 ottobre 2008)
• Isabella Gualandri
Premessa

• Giancarlo Mazzoli
Alberto Grilli e lo stoicismo

• Guido Milanese
Alberto Grilli tra Antioco e Cicerone (con un'appendice asseverativa)

• Nicola Pace
Alberto Grilli studioso dell'epigrafe di Diogene di Enoanda

• Federica Cordano
La geografia nell'opera di Alberto Grilli

• Stefano Martinelli Tempesta
Alberto Grilli professore e maestro

• Giancarlo Reggi
Alberto Grilli e la scuola ticinese

• Appendice
La figura di Alberto Grilli nelle lettere di alcuni suoi amici inviate a Giancarlo Reggi

Andrea Ginnasi
La stauroteca di Limburg an-der-Lahn: devozione e lusso nel mondo bizantino

Nicoletta Brazzelli
«An island nowhere». L’isola della Tempesta tra geografia e immaginazione

Stefano Saino
L’apprendistato poetico di Luigi Illica alla luce di un inedito documento di Catalani

Roberto Quaggia
Ontologia e sistema. Faneroscopia, teoria dell’essere e processi cognitivi pre-razionali nella filosofia di C.S. Peirce

Cecilia Gregori
I codici di genere nei manifesti del cinema peplum. Da Le Fatiche di Ercole (1958) all’esaurimento del genere nel 1965

Enrico I. Rambaldi
Filologia e filosofia nella storiografia di Mario Dal Pra

Note Contributi Discussioni

Elisa Panero
Secundo flumine. Fiumi, canali e regimazione delle acque nell’urbanistica romana e altomedievale. Il caso del Piemonte

Filippo Falcone
«The ways of God to men». Milton’s Paradise Lost and Theodicy

Silvia Manzoni
Heart of Darkness. Dall’impressionismo narrativo di Joseph Conrad alle trasposizioni di Orson Welles

Andrea Guardo
Su che cosa si pretende dal significato

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Open Access Journal: Tyndale Bulletin

2012-01-25T17:36:00.000-05:00

[First posted in AWOL 6 January 2009. Updated 25 January 2012]

Tyndale Bulletin
ISSN 0082-7118

The Tyndale Bulletin (formerly the Tyndale House Bulletin) which is an assessed journal, is published twice a year and is the journal of Tyndale House, Cambridge, and of the Tyndale Fellowship for Biblical and Theological Research.

Offers of articles for publication are welcome. Contributions are expected to be compatible with the doctrinal basis of the House and Fellowship. Before submitting an article, please read our guidelines on Submission of Articles.

Full text of all articles from Vol.1 up to 3 yrs ago.

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Open Access Libraries: Vivarium

2012-01-25T06:19:00.000-05:00

Vivarium

Vivarium is the home of digitized manuscripts, art, rare books, photographs, and other resources from two Benedictine monastic and educational communities in central Minnesota. It is a searchable database delivering a variety of digital objects. Vivarium was created and is maintained by the Hill Museum & Manuscript Library.

Hill Museum & Manuscript Library
The Hill Museum & Manuscript Library has been preserving manuscripts photographically for over 40 years. Over the years, other collections of art, rare books, photographs, etc., have been added to HMML's holdings

EMIP Ethiopian Manuscripts and Scrolls
The EMIP Collection of Ethiopian Manuscript Images is the result of the work of the Ethiopian Manuscript Imaging Project (EMIP) to digitize manuscripts and magic scrolls held in private collections in North America

eBeth Arké Syriac Studies Collection
eBeth Arké is a collection of digitized materials related to Syriac studies and the churches of the Syriac Christian tradition. It is a project of Beth Mardutho: The Syriac Institute.

Open Access Journal: Revista d’Arqueologia de Ponent

2012-01-24T18:19:00.002-05:00

Revista d’Arqueologia de Ponent (RAP)
ISSN: 1131-883-X

La Revista d’Arqueologia de Ponent (RAP) és la publicació anual de la Unitat d’Arqueologia, Prehistòria i Història Antiga del Departament d’Història de la Universitat de Lleida. S’edita mitjançant un conveni de col·laboració amb la Paeria-Ajuntament de Lleida i la Fundació Pública Institut d’Estudis Ilerdencs.

La RAP publica preferentment articles sobre Prehistòria, Arqueologia i Història Antiga de la Península Ibèrica i sobre les seves relacions amb Europa i el Mediterrani tant a nivell teòric i metodològic com de presentació de resultats d’excavacions, síntesis o estudis crítics. La llengua de la revista és el català i rep articles en totes les llengües oficials de l’Estat, així com en anglès, italià, francès i alemany. Aplica un sistema d’avaluació externa per a cadascun dels treballs rebuts (revisió d'experts)...

The Revista d’Arqueologia de Ponent (RAP) is an annual publication of the Archaeology, Prehistory and Ancient History Unit of the University of Lleida History Department. It is published through a cooperation agreement with the Lleida City Council and the Institut d’Estudis Ilerdencs Public Foundation.

The journal mainly publishes reports on the prehistory, archaeology and ancient history of the Iberian Peninsula and its links to Europe and the Mediterranean in the theoretical and methodological fields, as well as presenting excavation results, summaries and critical studies. All the articles received are peer reviewed...

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Newly Online from the Oriental Institute's Backlist: Excavations in the Plain of Antioch II

2012-01-24T15:10:00.000-05:00

OIP 95. Excavations in the Plain of Antioch, Vol. II: The Structural Remains of the Later Phases: Chatal Hüyük, Tell Al-Judaidah, and Tell Tayinat. R. C. Haines. 1970.

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Hima Mesopotamia "Protecting the Land Between Two Rivers"

2012-01-24T11:46:00.000-05:00

Hima Mesopotamia "Protecting the Land Between Two Rivers"

Hima Mesopotamia is an international NGO dedicated to the health of the people and ecosystems of the Mesopotamian Marshes through the promotion of responsible stewardship of the Tigris–Euphrates watershed.

By creating a network of individuals & organizations that are involved in water, health, ecological, economic, and human rights issues in the Middle East, Hima Mesopotamia aims to provide a forum for cultural and environmental information exchange to support ecological and cultural health.
Our Vision: the restoration and maintenance of the ecological and cultural heritage of the Tigris Euphrates watershed.

Our Mission: To nurture the eco-cultural heritage of the Tigris-Euphrates watershed through

Outreach, coordination and capacity building among grassroots organizations working throughout the watershed, policy makers, and the international community.
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The Sealands Archaeology and Environment Program Online

2012-01-24T11:26:00.000-05:00

The Sealands Archaeology and Environment Program: Connecting viable pasts to sustainable futures

The Sealands Archaeology and Environment Program conducts archaeological, geoarchaeological, and paleoenvironmental research, in order to understand how cities in Iraq sustained themselves through deep time. The results of this work will guide projects to restore environmental services to Iraq's southern cities, promote resilient environmental management strategies, and support sustainable lifeways for the future.

We take our name from the marsh realm between Sumer and Elam, known during the second millennium BCE as “The Sealands” or “Mat Tamti,” which encompassed much of the area of the now-dry Hammar marshes. Based on inscriptions from the site, Roux suggested that Tell Abu Salabikh, formerly at the center of Lake Hammar, was seat of the historical figure Marduk-apla-iddina II (biblical Merodach-Baladan), and center city of The Sealands.
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Open Access Journal: LANX. Rivista della Scuola di Specializzazione in Archeologia

2012-01-24T09:30:00.000-05:00

[First posted in AWOL 7 January 2010. Updated 24 January 2012]

LANX. Rivista della Scuola di Specializzazione in Archeologia - Università degli Studi di Milano
ISSN 2035-4797

LANX è il quadrimestrale elettronico open access della Scuola di Specializzazione in Archeologia dell’Università degli Studi di Milano. La rivista raccoglie i contributi di studenti e docenti della Scuola e di studiosi che vi hanno collaborato, insieme ai risultati di ricerche e scavi a essa collegati.LANX nasce dall’idea e con l’obiettivo di condividere e divulgare i risultati dell’intensa attività di studio e ricerca condotta dalla Scuola, che accanto alla didattica consueta prevede un fitto programma annuale di seminari, giornate di studio, convegni, con la frequente partecipazione di studiosi esterni. A tutto ciò si aggiungono i viaggi di studio nelle mete più rilevanti per gli ambiti disciplinari caratterizzanti la Scuola, e le campagne di scavo dirette dai Docenti della Scuola in numerosi siti italiani e stranieri.Si apre così l’opportunità tanto per gli affermati quanto per i più giovani studiosi vicini alla Scuola di far conoscere il proprio lavoro grazie alle potenzialità offerte dalle nuove tecnologie, di cui il formato elettronico di questa rivista è realizzazione concreta. Il Comitato Scientifico della rivista è composto dai Docenti della Scuola di Specializzazione in Archeologia dell’Università degli Studi di Milano, i quali approvano preliminarmente il contenuto scientifico dei contributi editi. Il singolo Docente si fa inoltre garante, presentandoli anche a proprio nome, degli interventi esterni.

2011

N° 8 (2011)
Lanx, Anno IV, n° 8

2010

N° 7 (2010)
Lanx, Anno III, n° 7

N° 6 (2010)
Lanx, Anno III, numero 6

N° 5 (2010)
Lanx, Anno III, numero 5

2009

N° 4 (2009)
LANX, Anno II, numero 4

N° 3 (2009)
LANX, Anno II, numero 3

N° 2 (2009)
LANX, Anno II, numero 2

2008

N° 1 (2008)
LANX, Anno I, numero 1

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Open Access Journal: Comparative Oriental Manuscript Studies Newsletter

2012-01-24T09:00:00.000-05:00

[First posted in AWOL 2 Marvh 2011. Updated 24 January 2012]

Comparative Oriental Manuscript Studies Newsletter

The program, scheduled for the years 2009-2014, aims at facilitating cross-cultural academic dialogue and active exchange in the field of Oriental manuscript studies with the focus on the Mediterranean and North African cultural areas. So far no such exchange has been conducted systematically on a European level, having become an urgent desideratum. Standards in all subfields of manuscript studies differ from one study area to another and from one national scholarly tradition to another. Oriental studies are considerably behind Occidental manuscript studies, where, e.g., Greek and Latin philology have reached a high standard. Since some regional and linguistic cultures have been studied more intensively than the others in different aspects, an exchange within the framework of Oriental philology will give possibility for Europe-wide development through network activities. The co-ordination will on the one hand enable a high degree of standardization between the cultural and language areas and on the other hand facilitate the explication of culture-specific methodologies. In some areas, already advanced in classical and medieval European philology, such as, e.g., digital philology including digitisation of manuscripts and computer-supported text-editorial practices, Oriental studies are still at the very beginning. The joint European efforts will lead to a break-through in the field.

Not only specialists working in different cultural fields but also those dealing with different subdisciplines of manuscript studies will combine their expertise working in five internationally composed research teams (1: codicology and palaeography, 2: philology/text criticism, 3: digital approach to manuscript studies, 4: cataloguing, 5: manuscript preservation).

In a series of workshops, meetings and conferences, common approaches will be achieved that will serve as standard for contemporary and future Orientalists and manuscript scholars.

Relevant by-products of the RNP will include a series of publications, digital databases and a textbook in Oriental manuscript studies. The aims set can only be achieved through a Europe-wide co-operation.

Newsletter 1, 2011

Newsletter 2, 2011

Newsletter 3, 2012

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Update: SEAL: Sources of Early Akkadian Literature

2012-01-23T21:40:00.001-05:00

Recent additions to SEAL: Sources of Early Akkadian Literature

Erra and Naramsin (SEAL 1.1.9.1) (Dec. 2011)
Adapa (SEAL 1.3.2.1) (Dec. 2011)
Catalogue of literary texts from Ebla (Dec. 2011)
KAR 158 (SEAL 10.3.2.) (Nov. 2011)
Nergal and Ereskigal (SEAL 1.3.9.1) (Nov. 2011)
Zimrilim epic (SEAL 1.1.12.1) (Nov. 2011)
Adad hymn (SEAL 2.1.1.1) (Sept. 2011)

Nota de la Dirección de la revista Thamyris para el primer número de la nova series	1-2

José Manuel Cervera Entrena, Mitología Clásica y teatro: una propuesta didáctica para 1º de la ESO, «MISS OLIMPO 2010»	3-22

Fernando Lillo Redonet, Ampliando el corpus didáctico: textos latinos para Navidades y Reyes en Bachillerato y primeros años de Universidad	23-41

*Alejandro Valverde García, Un acercamiento a Sófocles a través del cine:* La Antígona de Yorgos Tsavelas**	43-47

*Antonio Albuera Guirnaldos, Algunos aspectos de la vida cotidiana del mundo antiguo en la serie* Roma**	49-60

*Santiago A. Cabello Berdún, En torno al vino y los* phármaka en la Odisea: una visión interdisciplinar**	61-84

Begoña Rodríguez Idígoras, Juro por Apolo	85-97

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New Book from the Oriental Institute: Picturing the Past: Imaging and Imagining the Ancient Middle East

OIMP 34.Picturing the Past: Imaging and Imagining the Ancient Middle East

Table of Contents

New Open Access Journal: Thamyris, nova series: Revista de Didáctica de Cultura Clásica, Griego y Latín

Open Access Journal: Analecta Malacitana Electrónica (AnMal electrónica): Revista de Filología de la Facultad de Filosofía y Letras

Base de Données des Amphores Gauloise de Narbonnaises

Online Atlas des Sites du PRoche-Orient (ASPRO)

Open Access Journal: Bulletin du Cercle lyonnais d’égyptologie Victor Loret

Open Access Ukranian Archaeology and Antiquities Journals

Open Access Actes de l'Association Zetesis

Open Access Journal: The Post Hole

Coming Soon from Arachne: Digitized Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum (CIL)

Background

The following volumes will be soon online through Arachne:

Open Access Journal: Dialogues d'histoire ancienne

1974-1979

1980-1989

1990-1999

2000-2005

Video: A Symposium on Haremhab: General and King of Egypt

News from the CDLI: Mellon-funded digitization of the Geneva cuneiform collection

Open Access Journal: Cronica cercetărilor arheologice din România

Partially Open Access Journal: Materiale şi Cercetări Arheologice

Digital Library of the Istria Archaeological Museum

Open Access Journal: Histria Archaeologica

Roman Provincial Coinage Online

Other facilities

Open Access Journal: Didaskalia: The Journal for Ancient Performance

Volume 8

Open Access Journals: Syrian Studies Association Newsletter

2011

2010

2009

2008

Open Access Journal: Sefarad

2011

Vol 71

2010

Vol 70

2009

Vol 69

2008

Vol 68

2007

Vol 67

2006

Vol 66

2005

Vol 65

2004

Vol 64

2003

Vol 63

2002

Vol 62

2001

Vol 61

Open Access Journal: Aristonothos

2008

2007

Open Access Journal: Journal of the International Association of Buddhist Studies

2005

2004

2003

2002

2001

2000

1999

1998

1997

1996

1995

1994

1993

1992

1991

1990

1989

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