Monday, April 4, 2016

New Open Access Books on Antiquity listed in the DOAB

New Open Access Books on Antiquity listed in the DOAB:
Comment peut-on être assyriologue?
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ISSN: 9782213686394 ISBN: 9782722604230 Year: Language: fr
Publisher: Collège de France

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Fana, templa, delubra. Corpus dei luoghi di culto dell'Italia antica (FTD) - 1
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ISSN: 9788871403595 ISBN: 9782722604131 Year: Language: it
Publisher: Collège de France

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L’exégèse du sacrifice comme principe unitaire de l’Avesta
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ISBN: 9782722604209 Year: Language: fr
Publisher: Collège de France

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L’Homme et la Terre. Livre 1 : Les ancêtres
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ISBN: 9782847887617 Year: Language: fr
Publisher: ENS Éditions



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L’Homme et la Terre. Livre 2 : Histoire ancienne
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ISBN: 9782847887624 Year: Language: fr
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Free Access to Routledge Archaeology, Heritage, Museum Studies and Conservation

Free Access to Routledge Archaeology, Heritage, Museum Studies and Conservation

From 4th-17th April 2016 you can access our Archaeology, Heritage, Museum Studies and Conservation journals for FREE*. There is no need to sign-up or register, simply click the links below and start reading today! 
Discover our Archaeology journals

Explore our Heritage, Museum Studies and Conservation journals

*This exclusive offer is only available via this page between 4th-17th April 2016 and to post-1997 content only.
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Saturday, April 2, 2016

Jerusalem Virtual Library: The Academic Database on Historic Jerusalem

[First posted on AWOL 4 April 2013, updated 2 April 2016]

Jerusalem Virtual Library: The Academic Database on Historic Jerusalem
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The Jerusalem Library, initiated in 2001 by Prof. Sari Nusseibah, President of Al-Quds University and Prof. Ronnie Ellenblum of The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, is meant to be a comprehensive resource for the history of Jerusalem. The library, hosted together by the two universities, enables free access to digitized historical materials and primary sources about Jerusalem. The collections are based on the archives of the Jewish National Library, the Israel Antiquities Authority and the collections of al-Quds University.
To date, most of the historical sources are kept in national, religious, municipal and private archives and are not accessible to all. Physical and non-tangible barriers prevent potential readers, in Jerusalem and elsewhere from exploring the vast and complicated history of the city. The virtual library is meant to overcome these barriers
The Library makes use of innovative content-oriented IT tools and enables a more convenient, home-based search in the documents themselves. The biggest part of the collections are books, maps, photographs, engravings and inscriptions published for the first time before the beginning of the 20th century.
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Friday, April 1, 2016

Ptolemaic Inscriptions from Egypt: Exhibition Catalogue

Ptolemaic Inscriptions from Egypt: Exhibition Catalogue
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Between January and early April 2016 the Centre for the Study of Ancient Documents staged an exhibition of photographs relating to the Corpus of Ptolemaic Inscriptions project (CPI) in the Outreach Room of the Ioannou School, 66 St. Giles, Oxford

As the Corpus of Ptolemaic Inscriptions exhibition draws to a close next week, we have produced a catalogue of the images and objects on display for the last few months, as a lasting record. It contains an illustration of every exhibit, along with all the detailed information provided.
 
You can download a pdf of the catalogue here
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Travelers in the Middle East Archive (TIMEA)

[First posted in AWOL 12 March 2013, updated 1 April 2016]

Travelers in the Middle East Archive (TIMEA)
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The Travelers in the Middle East Archive (TIMEA) is a digital archive that focuses on Western interactions with the Middle East, particularly travels to Egypt during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. TIMEA offers electronic texts such as travel guides, museum catalogs, and travel narratives, photographic and hand-drawn images of Egypt, historical maps, and interactive GIS (Geographic Information Systems) maps of Egypt and Cyprus.


In addition, TIMEA provides educational modules that set the materials in context and explore how to conduct historical research.
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Bibliographies of Neutestamentler/innen in the German Language Sphere (BNGLS)

Bibliographies of Neutestamentler/innen in the German Language Sphere (BNGLS)

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This page will be devoted to Bibliographies of Neutestamentler/innen in the German Language Sphere (BNGLS). More specifically, it will contain bibliographies of the English publications of German-language-sphere scholars as well as links to their web pages, academia.edu pages, blogs, and twitter. I know, of course, that it is neither complete nor up-to-date. Therefore, if you are a German-language-sphere scholar who would like me to add/update your English publications or links, please email me at wcoppins@uga.edu, with the subject line BNGLS. Likewise, let me know if you want me to revise my list of your research areas (but this must be kept short enough to fit on one line). I have included some scholars who are not New Testament scholars in the strict sense but whose research is relevant for New Testament scholarship. If an author publishes extensively in English, I have sometimes provided only one link, e.g., Eng/WP. Sincere apologies to all the German-language-sphere scholars whom I have missed in compiling this list (just let me know and I’ll add you).

KEY: Eng = English Bibliography; WP = Web page; Bib = Bibliography; Acad = Academia.edu page; TW = Twitter; GFN = Germanforneutestamentler posts; DNB = Deutsche Nationale Bibliotek; Wiki = Wikipedia; AV = AudioVideo; apocrypha = ancient Christian apocrypha; JCD = Jewish-Christian Dialogue; LSup = Lord’s Supper/Eucharist. NPOP = New Perspective on Paul; NTT = New Testament theology; OTNT = Old Testament in the New Testament; SM = Sermon on the Mount.

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LombardPress: Notes on the development of a publication system for TEI transcriptions of medieval Latin texts

LombardPress: Notes on the development of a publication system for TEI transcriptions of medieval Latin texts
A place for notes on development, planning, and tutorials.

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