Saturday, February 3, 2018

Open Access Journal: Cloelia: Newsletter of the Women's Classical Caucus

[First posted in AWOL 7 May 2011. Updated 3 February 2018]

Cloelia: Newsletter of the Women's Classical Caucus
ISSN: 1543-8414
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2012 was the 40th Anniversary of the Women’s Classical Caucus. As part of the 40th Anniversary volume of Cloelia, many members of the WCC joined together to help digitize the WCC Newsletter and related archival material. This page is the beginning of this project.
For Sally MacEwan, who helped move Cloelia into the digital age.
A great debt is owed to the following (if your name is not mentioned here, it is an error and please let me know): Chris Ann Matteo and Lisl Walsh for their work on the website; Allison Glazebrook and the other members of the WCC SC for supporting this initiative and helping drive it forward; Janet M. Martin for her careful and rigorous work as the WCC Archivist; Barbara Gold and Amelia Gowans for the careful and generous volunteer work of scanning the archival material into PDF; Marilyn Skinner and Barbara McManus for their comments on the archives (and for saving so many items and passing them on); Amy Richlin for finding lost issues at the last minute; and all the other members of the WCC who have contributed their paper records to the digital archives.
Below, you will find a list of Cloelia volumes in reverse chronological order (together with supplemental material when available). Some volumes are still missing. If a volume is not linked, it is either missing or in the process of being added. If you think you might have one of the missing volumes, please contact Janet M. Martin, the current WCC Archivist (jmmartin@princeton.edu). If there are errors on this page, please contact the current editor of Cloelia (Cloelia.WCC@gmail.com).
Items of interest include (but are not limited to):
  • Newsletters
  • Steering Committee Minutes
  • Business Meeting (now the “Open Meeting”) Minutes
  • Letters or Notes from the Chairs or other WCC representatives
  • Any item relating to the history of the WCC

2015 N.S. Volume 5: Sensitive Subjects in the Classroom
2014 N.S. Volume 4: Classics and Pedagogy. Liz Gloyn, Guest Editor.
2013 N.S. Volume 3: Professional Issues in Classics and Beyond. Judith Fletcher, Guest Editor
2012 N.S. Volume 2: 40th Anniversary
2011 N.S. Vol. 1; Supplement (Results of Teaching Women Survey)
2010 No volume or numbers were issued.  Given the rising costs of print publication, a specialized committee discussed the direction of Cloelia as a non-print publication, and this team effort produced the Editorial Mandate for Cloelia. This can be read at http://wccaucus.org/cloeli/editorial-mandate-for-cloelia/.
2009 39:1
2008 38:1
2007 37:1 [sic] “In Memoriam: Corinne Crawford. 35 Years of Bringing Women to Classics”
2006 37:1 [sic] “Life in Classics”
2005 336:1 [sic] “Classics and Activism”
2004 32:2 (Fall 2004) “In Memoriam: Shilpa Raval”

32:1 (Spring 2004)
2003 No Issues Published in 2003


2002 31.1 (Fall 2002)

30.2 (Spring 2002)
2001 30.1 (Fall 2001)
2000 29:1 (Fall 2000)

28:2 (Spring 2000)
1999 28.1 (Fall 1999)

27 (1999 Spring)
1998 Unknown Status

Unknown Status
1997 25 (Fall 1997)

25 (Spring 1997)
1996 24 (Fall 1996)

24 (Spring 1996)
1995 23 (Fall 1995)

23 (Spring 1995)
1994 22 (Fall 1994)

21 (Spring 1994)
1993 21 (Fall 1993)

20 (Spring 1993)
1992 19 (Fall 1992): 20th Anniversary Issue

17 (Spring 1992)
1991 17 (Fall 1991): “Racism in Classical Studies?” (David H. Kelley, Shelley H. Haley). “Ethics Watch” (Carl A. Rubino). “Review of Classics: A Discipline and Profession in Crisis?” (Susan Ford Wiltshire).

16 (Spring 1991)
1990 15 (Spring 1990): “Kathryn Gutzwiller vs. The University of Cincinnati.”

15 (Fall 1990): “Editorial” (Shelley Haley). “Court Case Updates” (Kathryn Gutzwiller, Hugh Lee).
1989 14 (Spring 1989)

14 (Fall 1989)
1988 13 (Spring 1988): Is Classics Dead? (15th Anniversary Year.)

13 (Fall 1988): Survival
1987 12 (Spring 1987)

Winter WCC Task Force

WCC Presents Responses to the APA Election Questionnaire [1987].

12 (Fall 1987): 15th Anniversary Year

Special APA Issue, December 1987: What Is the Women’s Classical Caucus?
1986 11 (Fall 1986)

Jennifer Roberts. “Season’s Greetings” (poem). Leaflet printed on red paper. Not yet linked.

10 (Spring 1986): “New Procedures for the APA Program Committee.”
1985 10 (Fall 1985) [sic]

9 (Spring 1985)
1984 9 (Fall 1984) [sic]

8 (Fall 1984) [sic]
1983 8 (Spring 1983) [sic]. “Summary of Report on Status of Women and Minorities.” (10th Anniversary Year.)
1982 7 (Fall 1982): 10th Anniversary Year
1981 6 (Fall 1981)

6 (Spring 1981)
1980 5 (Spring 1980)

5 (Fall 1980)
1979 4 (Spring 1979)

4 (Fall 1979)
1978 3 (Spring 1978): 5th Anniversary Year

Letter of Marilyn B. Skinner to WCC members about proposal to move 1980 meeting from New Orleans (11.28.1978).

Fall 1978 (No Number)
1977 Spring 1977 (No Number)

5:2 (Fall 1977) 5th Anniversary Year
1976 Spring 1976 (No Volume Number)

Fall 1976 (No Volume Number)

August 1, 1976: Membership List for the WCC
1975 Unknown Status
1974 Unknown Status
1973 Unknown Status
1972 Unknown Status
Unknown Date WCC Bylaws

Friday, February 2, 2018

Archaeological Institute of America Annual Report

Archaeological Institute of America Annual Report

Holy Land Photos

Holy Land Photos
Purpose of HolyLandPhotos.org
The purpose of HolyLandPhotos.org is to make images from the lands of the Bible available free to the general public. Our emphasis is upon the images. The text accompanying the image is meant to be helpful in identifying what one is looking at in the image and to comment briefly about the significance of the image, but the text is not intended to be exhaustive. The interested person should pursue avenues of interest in relevant dictionaries and encyclopedias.
The site has been conceived, developed, and maintained on a volunteer basis by Dr. Carl Rasmussen and Jesse Gavin (see below). Carl Rasmussen provides all photos unless otherwise noted.
Please note — this is a GROWING site. Images are being added to it weekly.
Use of the Web Site
Classroom  — For those with classroom connections to the internet, you can merely log on to www.HolyLandPhotos.org and click away to show images to your class.  You are invited to include references/links to the web site in your syllabai and web pages that you maintain - so that your students can access the site for study purposes.
Bible Study  — HolyLandPhotos.org can be used by those studying the Bible. As you become interested in various places check HolyLandPhotos.org to see if images of the place or area that you are studying are available in the digital database. This can be done by checking the site list, using the search feature, or browsing by country and region.
Digital Presentations — The images in the HolyLandPhotos.org are not just for viewing, but are available for you to download and use in your digital presentations: in the classroom, in churches, in synagogues, in religious schools, etc. For downloading permission click here.
Current and Anticipated Coverage of HolyLandPhotos.org
The current coverage of this web site includes archaeological sites and views in Israel, Turkey, Greece, Jordan, and Lebanon. About 40-50 images are being added weekly.  You are invited to register here for occasional announcements on image additions.
The Images
The images in the database are JPEG format.  It has not been possible to be entirely consistent with image size or quality. We will be entering our best quality images, and will be upgrading images as better ones become available.  Look in the lower left portion of the page to click to download the best available version of an image.
Complete Site List   Topical Easy Find   There are 494 sites and 5148 photos in our database

The Royal Asiatic Society Online Collections

The Royal Asiatic Society Online Collections
The Royal Asiatic Society's Digital Library provides free online access to some of our historic collections, for a worldwide audience. The site features archives, manuscripts, artwork, photographs, and more, from a variety of Asian cultures, as well as materials showing some of the ways Europeans have responded to Asia over the centuries. The site does not contain our whole collection, but we aim to constantly add new content. For further information about any of our collections or activities, please contact us or visit the Society’s main website. 
We are very grateful to the Friends of the National Libraries for generously supporting the creation of this Digital Library, and for the digitization of the Thomas Manning Archive. We are also grateful to the following partners for their generous support towards the digitization of items in the Society’s collections: the National Library Board, Singapore; Professor Charles Melville, and the Cambridge Shahnama Project; and Dr Barbara Brend.
 Among the initial offerings is:

Featured Video

Nineveh Excavation

See early footage of excavations at Nineveh, Iraq, attributed to archaeologist Reginald Campbell Thompson (1876-1941).

Thursday, February 1, 2018

Open Access Journal: Archaeologica Adriatica

[First posted in AWOL 10 August 2010. Updated 1 February 2018]

Archaeologica Adriatica
ISSN: 1846-4807
logo Archaeologica Adriatica
 Archaeologica Adriatica is a journal of exclusively archaeological character involved in explicating various archaeological themes and questions related to the Adriatic Sea region and the area bordering it. This definitely includes those areas that in earlier (archaeological, historical) periods composed cultural units. Journal will publish texts extending from the prehistoric period and the period of antiquity to the medieval period. Texts dealing with aspects of later periods will also be considered if they have clear connections to archaeology. Articles indirectly related to archaeology (ethnology and history, for instance) will also be published, as well as works dealing with methodology, museum studies. and the protection of cultural monuments. All texts will be published in Croatian. At present only extensive summaries will be published in foreign languages, but in future we hope to begin with parallel translations of the complete articles.

 
 2015 Vol. 9   No. 1
2014  
  Vol. 8   No. 1
2013  
  Vol. 7   No. 1
2012  
  Vol. 6   No. 1
2011  
  Vol. 5.   No. 1.
2010  
  Vol. 4.   No. 1.
2009  
  Vol. 3.   No. 1.
2008  
  Vol. 2   No. 2
  Vol. 2   No. 1
2007  
  Vol. 1   No. 1

Open Access Journal: Kuml

Kuml
ISSN: 2446-3280
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Jysk Arkæologisk Selskab har siden 1951 udsendt årbogen Kuml, som har udviklet sig til et af dansk arkæologis vægtige skrifter. Artiklerne henvender sig både til fagfolk, amatører og alment arkæologisk interesserede.
Årbogen indeholder først og fremmest artikler om forhistorisk arkæologi og middelalderarkæologi, men også om kulturhistoriske emner i almindelighed. Endvidere er der i Kuml anmeldelser af diverse udgivelser.
Kuml udsendes gratis til medlemmer af Jysk Arkæologisk Selskab, der ligeledes kan erhverve bogudgivelserne til medlemspris.
Kontingentet fastsættes på den årlige generalforsamling og udgør i øjeblikket 200 kr. pr. år, hvortil skal lægges forsendelsesomkostninger.















































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1951

Ã…rg. 1, Nr. 1 (1951)

Open Access Journal: Babylon: Nordisk tidsskrift for Midtøstenstudier

Babylon: Nordisk tidsskrift for Midtøstenstudier
ISSN: 2535-3098
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Babylon – Nordisk tidsskrift for Midtøstenstudier er Nordens ledende vitenskapelige tidsskrift om samtidens Midtøsten. Tidsskriftet publiserer akademiske artikler, bokessay og anmeldelser innenfor fagfeltet. Bidragene er i hovedsak skrevet pÃ¥ skandinaviske sprÃ¥k, men Babylon trykker i utvalgte tilfeller engelsksprÃ¥klige bidrag fra ikke-skandinaviske forfattere.

Babylon leses av forskere, studenter, journalister og andre som arbeider med, eller er interessert i, Midtøsten. Babylon er representert i de fleste av landets ledende fag- og institusjonsbibliotek. Tidsskriftet distribueres også via privat abonnement og ledende bokhandlere.











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2003


No 1 (2003): Hvorfor ikke demokrati i Midtøsten?