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Monday, September 11, 2023

Biblical Studies Online

[First posted in AWOL 19 January 2014, updated 11 September 2023]

Biblical Studies Online
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The goal of Biblical Studies Online is to provide both biblical scholars and the interested wider public with ease of access to quality biblical scholarship, as it comes available online.

More and more biblical scholarship is being published open-access and online – not only in traditional book form, but in a variety of media, including videos and sound recordings. In addition there are many more free New Testament and free Old Testament materials available to read.

Unfortunately, it is often difficult to locate these resources on the internet, and sometimes difficult for those less experienced with biblical scholarship to distinguish worthwhile material from that which is inaccurate or even grossly misleading. And when it comes to the Bible, there is no shortage of the latter to be found. For this reason, Biblical Studies Online offers a gateway for the dissemination and publicizing of worthwhile open-access, online biblical scholarship.

To search for online Biblical Studies resources, please either click on the category in which you are interested, or use the search-box, in the column to the right.

Biblical Studies Online is maintained by:

Prof. James Crossley, St Mary’s University, London

Dr. Deane Galbraith, University of Otago

Categories

  • Biblical Literature (296)
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      • History of the Rechabites (1)
      • Jewish Testaments (2)
      • Revelation (11)
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    • Church Fathers (6)
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      • Matthew (15)
      • Non-canonical gospels (12)
    • History and Stories (57)
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        • Non-canonical Acts (1)
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      • Daniel additions and variants (2)
      • Dead Sea Scrolls Historical texts (13)
      • Early historians (1)
      • Esther (4)
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      • Ezra-Nehemiah (6)
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  • Biblical Studies Topics (266)
    • Anthropology (the human) (32)
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      • Sin (5)
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      • David Solomon Monarchy (10)
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      • Neo-Assyrian invasion (1)
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      • Twelve tribes (1)
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      • Nativity (birth) of Jesus (5)
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    • Jewish and Israelite Cult (worship) (9)
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      • Priesthood (2)
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      • Deuteronomic law (2)
      • Jesus and the Law (3)
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      • Levitical law (1)
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      • Sinai Covenant (2)
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      • Creation (4)
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      • Jewish Prophecy (3)
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  • Methods and Approaches in Biblical Studies (144)
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Monday, August 16, 2021

Open Access Journal: E-pigraphia: Epigrafía en Internet

E-pigraphia: Epigrafía en Internet
ISSN: 2340-7433
E-pigraphia: Epigrafía en Internet publica, de manera periódica,  información para conocer las novedades en materia de investigación y docencia de la Epigrafía: publicaciones recientes, congresos, seminarios, cursos. Está editado por el Departamento de Ciencias Históricas de la Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.

Si desea hacernos llegar cualquier información que considere de interés para ser publicada en E-pigraphia, puede enviarnos un correo electrónico a la siguiente dirección: epigraphia@gmail.com

La información publicada en E-pigraphia está disponible para su consulta con propósitos docentes y de investigación, exclusivamente, conforme a la licencia de CreativeCommons indicada abajo. Para cualquier uso comercial de los recursos de E-pigraphia (incluyendo los textos, en cualquier formato, e imágenes), será imprescindible contar con autorización escrita del autor/es de las obras o del propietario de las imágenes.
See AWOL's full List of Open Access Journals in Ancient Studies
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Labels: Blog, Classics, Epigraphy, Spain

Wednesday, March 28, 2018

Blogging Pompeii: A blog for all those who work on Pompeii and the other archaeological sites of the Bay of Naples

Blogging Pompeii: A blog for all those who work on Pompeii and the other archaeological sites of the Bay of Naples
Blogging Pompeii
Blogging Pompeii is a forum for scholars engaged in the study of Pompeii, Herculaneum, and the other sites of the Bay of Naples to share news and information, and to discuss their work.

If you work on Pompeii or any of the other Vesuvian sites and you would like to be a contributor to this blog, please write to bloggingpompeii@gmail.com.

If you are not a named contributor, but would like to comment on any of the posted items, you can email your comment to bloggingpompeii@gmail.com and we will post it for you. 
Alternatively you can comment freely on the Blogging Pompeii Facebook page.

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Blogging Pompeii by Named contributors of Blogging Pompeii is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribuzione-Non commerciale 2.0 Inghilterra & Galles License
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Labels: archaeology, Blog, Italy

Tuesday, March 13, 2018

Ancient Anatomies

Ancient Anatomies
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The body is many things: for the Hippocratic physician it is the sum of its parts, diseases and pains; for the Byzantine emperor it is unity and beauty, a proof of divine spirit; for the Athenian slave it is his tools of labour and means of survival; for the Roman prostitute it is a commodity with a value.

This project seeks to explore the body through objects, investigating the material world which represented, interacted with, forced and fashioned the body in the Ancient world.

Archive

Head
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Middle
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Waist down 53.5.5
Miscellaneous

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Monday, April 25, 2016

Reading, Writing, Romans: The blog of the Ashmolean Latin Inscriptions Project (AshLI)

Reading, Writing, Romans: The blog of the Ashmolean Latin Inscriptions Project (AshLI) 
The Ashmolean Latin Inscriptions Project (AshLI) is a three-way collaboration between Warwick University, Oxford University and the Ashmolean Museum, supported by the Arts and Humanities Research Council.
Our Aims
We love Latin inscriptions. Really. And we want other people to love them too. Using the fantastic collection from the Ashmolean Museum, we’ve set ourselves some challenges, all of which we have to meet before September 2016:
  1. To research and catalogue all the Latin inscriptions in the Ashmolean Museum. The last person to do this was Richard Chandler when he wrote Marmora Oxoniensia in 1763. That gives us plenty to do.
  2. To set up new displays of Latin inscriptions in the Ashmolean. These will be on themes like death and burial, the Roman army, slaves and freed-people, literacy in the Roman Empire and the lives of Roman women. For us, inscriptions are about people, not just letter shapes or carving techniques.
  3. To produce teaching resources that can be downloaded from the Ashmolean Education Department for use in Primary and Secondary schools, and to devise new museum visits for students who are interested in the lives of the Romans.
The AshLI Team
  • Professor Alison Cooley, is Principal Investigator for the project and Head of Warwick University’s Department of Classics and Ancient History. Alison is a specialist in Latin inscriptions, and is taking on the challenge of writing the new catalogue.
  • Dr Abigail Baker is an archaeologist and museologist, based at Oxford’s Centre for the Study of Ancient Documents (CSAD). She’s responsible for bringing AshLI’s work to the public through education projects, museum displays and social media. She also works on the EpiDoc based online catalogue – making the Ashmolean’s inscriptions accessible for free online.
Other members of the team are Dr Paul Roberts, the Keeper of Antiquities at the Ashmolean Museum, Dr Charles Crowther from Oxford’s Centre for the Study of Ancient Documents, and Stephanie Lane, who is studying material from the project as part of her PhD on Roman Literacy.
AshLI’s access to the Ashmolean’s inscriptions is masterminded by the Antiquities’ Collections Manager Helen Hovey. We’ve also had the specialist help of Ben Altshuler and Sarah Norodom for RTI capture of our more challenging stones.
Former members of the team still keep in touch. Dr Jane Masséglia (who used to work on education and public communication for the project) is now a lecturer in Ancient History at the University of Leicester. Dr Hannah Cornwell (who used to work on the project’s online database, digital images and podcasts) is now a Leverhulme Early Career Fellow at the Institute of Classical Studies.
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Friday, April 1, 2016

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.

Recent Posts

  • The Digital Latin Library and a New Kind of Peer Review
  • Three New Manuscripts added to the SCTA viewer
  • Placing Medieval Texts within a Critical Corpus: A Case Study on UPenn MS Codex 686
  • Seamlessly converting a TEI critical edition to camera-ready print proofs
  • Conceiving the Digital Critical Apparatus

Archives

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Saturday, March 19, 2016

The Library of Antiquity: Tips and Tricks for the Study of the Ancient Mediterranean

The Library of Antiquity: Tips and Tricks for the Study of the Ancient Mediterranean
Our Aims:
  • We are a free and comprehensive resource for the study of classical antiquity across its many subdisciplines.
  • We introduce research tools and best practices to students who are beginning advanced study, faculty and students in other disciplines, and the interested public.
  • We offer friendly guidance on academic life.
Editors:
Jaclyn Neel is a visiting professor in the Classical Studies Programme at York University. Her interests include Roman history, ancient religion, and Italian archaeology.



IMG_1008Mary Franks is a PhD student in the Department of History at York University.  Her interests include Roman political and cultural history, Roman religion, and historiography.


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Labels: Blog, Classics

Monday, June 15, 2015

Blog: Read Me Before I Die!

Read Me Before I Die!
Cassandra Vivian
Don’t Panic. I am not sick. I just have years and years of research and writing that no one has ever seen. I don’t want it to disappear after I do. I want to share it. To have people enjoy it and comment on it.  I have lived a rich life. Rich in adventure. Rich in memory. I have seen the world. I have published 20 books, founded museums, and photographed everything I saw. I have paved the way to interesting historic topics discovering hitherto unknown facts with minimum or no credit from those who follow (they should know better). I have been plagiarized.  But I am blessed because I have so much more to share and so much more to discover.
I have loved every minute of researching this material, writing it, and editing it. It is like a giant jigsaw puzzle or a scavenger hunt and when one finds the right info, the right source, draws the right conclusion, and writes that extra special sentence, one is joyous. It is like birthing a baby, finding the right mate, all rolled into one.

I have broken my work into the following sections: The Author, The Blog, One Good Sentence, Steamboats, Egypt, Americans In Egypt, Coal, Coke, Frick, Italian-Am Food, Southwestern Pa, Photography, Plagiarism, and Tirades. . Pick your topic. Read them all if you want. They will be ever changing and constantly archived. Most are positive and informative. PLAGIARIZED and TIRADE are my dark side. You have a dark side too, don’t you? Just join me on this incredible journey.
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Tuesday, October 22, 2013

theotheracropolis.com

theotheracropolis.com
This photoblog is the first stage of a series of projects by The Other Acropolis Collective. We have a background in archaeology, anthropology, or media studies, and we all share a desire to intervene critically in the processes that often result in monolithic and exclusivist archaeological and heritage materialities in the present.   Our aim is  to produce a range of alternative media interventions which will take the iconic site of the Athenian Acropolis as their centre, their point of departure, or their target (in all senses of the word). This project is a follow-up from a number of other, more conventional academic projects, to do with issues such as the role of the Acropolis in nationalist and colonialist discourses and practices, the social, political, and sensual lives of its ruins, the ways by which the transformative power of archaeological and photographic apparatuses have produced and endlessly reproduced the site/sight of the Acropolis, the tourist experience of the site, and so on (see bibliography for some of these projects).

This project can be seen as the attempt to undermine the monolithic discourse on the Acropolis as an exclusively classical site, by bringing into the fore its other lives, from prehistory to the present (the Mycenaean, the Medieval, the Ottoman, the Muslim, the Christian, the contemporary…), especially through their material traces that still survive, despite the extensive processes of archaeological, but also photographic purification.  We draw our inspiration from two concepts: the first is multi-temporality, and the second, multi-sensoriality.  We believe that the site and the space around it constitute a unique locale which can re-activate different times, evoke different cultures, and reconnect with diverse and fluid identities. At the same time, we hope to encourage a fully embodied, multi-sensory appreciation and engagement with the materiality of the site, beyond the stereotypical, tourist gaze, or the national pilgrimage.  We also favour the re-incorporation of this locale into the fabric of daily life, especially for the people who live around it. We hope that the thoughts and the material generated here will lead to other projects and interventions, some on site, some printed, some virtual, with more immediate a printed, portable alternative tourist guide for The Other Acropolis. We invite you to post your comment, share your thoughts, and if you are an artist or a researcher already working on a similar project, get in touch with us.
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Sunday, January 1, 2012

A New Blog: Sacred Techs

I don't push blogs much on AWOL, but this is one worth watching, Robert Cargill's and Christian Brady's new venture:

Sacred Techs: Posts and podcasts relevant to the study of things ancient using things very modern.

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