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Alexandra Ch. J. von Miller (0000-0001-7317-9484) [03a1kwz48] (2026). Kalapodi. Catalogue of Early Iron Age fine ware fabrics [Data set]. DAI. https://doi.org/10.34780/wsps2qgmRetrieved: 18:08 10 Oct 2026 (UTC)Licenses
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Kalapodi. Catalogue of Early Iron Age fine ware fabrics
"iDAI.field explained"
The project "Strengthening the Digital Humanities in Ancient Studies" funded by Einstein Stiftung Berlin (https://www.einsteinfoundation.de/) gave the possibility to create Tutorials the software iDAI.field (https://field.idai.world/). To actively participate in these tutorials you can download imaginary training data and create your own project. The Data of the first 6 Tutorials can be downloaded here. Each data set has the name of the tutorial from the tutorials website (https://www.dainst.org/fieldexplained).
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Fabian Gapp (0009-0002-5832-8706) (2026). "iDAI.field explained" [Data set]. DAI. https://doi.org/10.34780/2pfes3yxRetrieved: 18:06 10 Oct 2026 (UTC)Licenses
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Newly Open Access Journal: Bulletin of the Asia Institute
Spearheaded by Carol Altman Bromberg since the 1980s and serving as a foundational journal for Iranian, Near Eastern, and Central Asian studies for almost one hundred years, the Bulletin of the Asia Institute represents a scholarly tradition and standard of unparalleled quality.
The Yarshater Center is honored to be bequeathed the mantle of publication of such a prestigious journal. We are grateful to Editor Emerita Bromberg for entrusting the journal to the Yarshater Center and its Director, M. Rahim Shayegan, who is serving as the Bulletin’s next editor.
The Yarshater Center is committed to the dissemination of all research gratis. As such, the Bulletin shall be published simultaneously in high-quality print format and free Open Access, available to download here. Volumes 1–32 shall be populated here shortly.
Table of Contents
Note from the Editor (pp. 1–2)
M. Rahim Shayegan (UCLA)
Designating the King in the Womb of His Mother: From Assyrian through Sasanian Times (pp. 3–15)
Robert Rollinger (University of Innsbruck), Josef Wiesehöfer (University of Kiel)
Rethinking the Achaemenid World Order: Space, Religion, and Communicative Strategies (pp. 17–47)
M. Rahim Shayegan (University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA))
On the Early History of the Image of Mithra in the Indo-Iranian Borderlands (pp. 49–65)
Fabrizio Sinisi (Austrian Academy of Sciences (ÖAW))
The Triumph of Dionysus and Heracles on a Gold Tray from Datong (Pingcheng, Capital of the Northern Wei Dynasty, 398–494 CE) (pp. 67–103)
Anca Dan (French National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS)), Frantz Grenet (Collège de France)
The “Ḵosrow Cup”: Looking Anew into the Persian Grail (pp. 105–132)
Samra Azarnouche (École Pratique des Hautes Études)
Two Newly Identified Šahname Stories in Panjakent Paintings (pp. 133–141)
Frantz Grenet (Collège de France)
Iranian Rock Crystal (pp. 143–202)
Assadullah Souren Melikian-Chirvani
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Open Access Journal: Minerva: Revista de filología clásica
Minerva: Revista de filología clásica
ISSN: 0213-9634
Acoge en sus páginas colaboraciones que versan acerca de los ámbitos hoy en día admitidos bajo el concepto de Filología Clásica, con especial atención a los comprendidos en las denominaciones de Filología Griega y Filología Latina en su contenido más amplio, tanto en lo que se refiere a su contenido como a los periodos cronológicos correspondientes
Artículos
Dative [+Human] and ad + Accusative [+Human]: a Genuine Alternation in Latin?
Juan Carlos Berdasco Valle27-43
Artículos
What does intelligence mean? Artificial Intelligence in the light of Ancient Philosophy
María Jesús Hermoso Félix15-30Dionysius of Halicarnassus and Coriolanus’ Legend (D.H. 8, 1-62): Tradition and Classicism
Miguel Ángel Rodríguez Horrillo31-51Notes on Germanic etymology in Hadrian’s Wall proper names: FERSOMẸRIS and VNSENIS
Marcos Medrano Duque73-87The Garden of Virgil's Tomb in Naples: A Classical Reception Reading
Juan Antonio González Iglesias115-137Lacrimae rerum. Rewritings of a Virgilian passage in 20th Century Mexican Literature
Carlos Mariscal de Gante Centeno139-168Reseñas
Luis T. Bonmatí, Publio Virgilio Marón Eneida, ilustraciones de Federico Del Barrio, Madrid, Reino de Cordelia, 2023, 744 páginas, ISBN 978-84-19124-46-3
Carlos Mariscal de Gante Centeno201-212
Artículos
Reseña-Ensayo
Reseñas
Artículos
Semblanzas
Reseña-Ensayo
Reseñas
Friday, October 9, 2026
Open Access Journal: Frammenti sulla scena (online)
[First posted in AWOL 8 September 2020, updated 9 October 2025]
Frammenti sulla scena (online)
ISSN 2612-3908
La rivista scientifica FRAMMENTI SULLA SCENA (ONLINE). STUDI SUL DRAMMA ANTICO FRAMMENTARIO è l'organo scientifico ufficiale del Centro Studi sul Teatro Classico dell'Università degli Studi di Torino.
La rivista accoglie contributi dedicati all'indagine degli aspetti letterari, linguistici, filologici, antropologici, filosofici, storico-archeologici e papirologici del dramma frammentario greco-latino e delle tradizioni teatrali minori del Mediterraneo, nonché studi relativi alla permanenza, alla fortuna e all'esegesi dei testi teatrali in epoca antica, tardoantica, bizantina e paleocristiana.
Lo scopo di questa rivista è pervenire, mediante l'apporto di tutte le discipline afferenti alle Scienze dell'antichità, a delineare una nuova visione di insieme del patrimonio letterario rappresentato dai testi teatrali pervenuti in forma frammentaria o noti per tradizione indiretta.
La rivista è pubblicata dal Centro Studi sul Teatro Classico; direttore scientifico prof. Francesco Carpanelli, direttore editoriale dott. Luca Austa.
I contributi pubblicati nella rivista sono stati sottoposti a una valutazione anonima in doppio cieco e al vaglio definitivo del Comitato scientifico che ne attesta la validità nel rispetto degli standard internazionali di scientificità.
La rivista è pubblicata con cadenza annuale; i singoli contributi inviati alla Redazione sono pubblicati (previo superamento della valutazione in doppio cieco) nei mesi di aprile, agosto e dicembre di ciascun anno. Al termine dell'anno solare la Redazione allestirà il numero definitivo, corredato da un indice dei contenuti.
The scientific journal FRAMMENTI SULLA SCENA” (ONLINE). STUDIES ON FRAGMENTARY ANCIENT DRAMA is the official scientific body of the Centre for Studies in Greek and Roman Theatre of the University of Turin.
The journal includes papers dedicated to the investigation of the literary, linguistic, philological, anthropological, philosophical, historical-archaeological and papyrological aspects of fragmentary Greco-Roman drama and of the minor theatrical traditions of the Mediterranean, as well as studies concerning permanence, fortune and exegesis of theatrical texts in ancient, late antique, Byzantine and early Christian times.
The purpose of this journal is to outline, new vision of the literary heritage represented by theatrical texts received in fragmentary form or known by indirect tradition.
The journal is published by the Centre for Studies in Greek and Roman Theatre; scientific director Prof. Francesco Carpanelli, editorial director Dr. Luca Austa.
The papers published in this journal are subject to an anonymous double-blind evaluation and to the final scrutiny of the Scientific Committee, which certifies its validity in compliance with international scientific standards.
The journal is published annually; the individual papers sent to the editorial board are published (after passing the double-blind assessment) in April, August and December of each year. At the end of the year the editors will set up the final number, accompanied by an index.
Ultimo numero
N. 6 · 2025
Pubblicato: 2026-09-28
Philologica
Scaenica
Scripta&Scripts
L’Eolo di Euripide. ”Questo matrimonio non s’ha da fare, né domani né mai!”
Francesco Carpanelli45-64
Laboratorio di riscrittura da frammenti dell’Ippolito velato euripideo
CLASSI II A, II B, II D, III D, Francesco Carpanelli65-80
Recensioni
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Partially Open Access Journal: American Journal of Philology
Since 1880, American Journal of Philology (AJP) has helped to shape American classical scholarship. Today, the Journal has achieved worldwide recognition as a forum for international exchange among classicists and philologists by publishing original research in classical literature, philology, linguistics, history, society, religion, philosophy, reception, and cultural and material studies. Book review sections are featured in every issue. AJP is open to a wide variety of contemporary and interdisciplinary approaches, including literary interpretation and theory, historical investigation, and textual criticism.
Volume 147, 2026
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Additional Information ISSN 1086-3168 Print ISSN 0002-9475 Launched on MUSE 2026-10-06 Open Access
Volume 146, 2025 (581-584)
Volume 145, 2024 (577-580)
Volume 144, 2023 (573-576)
Volume 143, 2022 (569-572)
Volume 142, 2021 (565-568)
Volume 141, 2020 (561-564)
Volume 140, 2019 (557-560)
Volume 139, 2018 (553-556)
Volume 138, 2017 (549-552)
Volume 137, 2016 (545-548)
Volume 136, 2015 (541-544)
Volume 135, 2014 (537-540)
Volume 134, 2013 (533-536)
Volume 133, 2012 (529-532)
Volume 132, 2011 (525-529)
Volume 131, 2010 (521-524)
Volume 130, 2009 (517-520)
Volume 129, 2008 (513-516)
Volume 128, 2007 (509-512)
Volume 127, 2006 (505-508)
Volume 126, 2005 (501-504)
Volume 125, 2004 (497-500)
Volume 124, 2003 (493-496)
Volume 123, 2002 (489-492)
Volume 122, 2001 (485-488)
Volume 121, 2000 (481-484)
Volume 120, 1999 (477-480)
Volume 119, 1998 (473-476)
Volume 118, 1997 (469-472)
Volume 117, 1996 (465-468)
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