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resources they need to spread the Gospel in their countries. This is achieved
by:
- Providing detailed bibliographies for Seminary level
students and ministers.
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rare and out-of-print theology books and articles.
- Providing, with the help of volunteers, translations of
theological articles in a number of languages.
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websites collectively known as "Theology on the Web". Click here to read more
Most of the following journals are hosted on this site
Journals, Monographs and Lecture Series (not all yet on-line)
Collections of Essays
Collections relating to antiquity recently announced on the ARTstor blog.
St
George of the Greeks; Interior apses and vaulting, 14th century.
Famagusta (Ammochostos, Gazimagusa), northern Cyprus. Allan Langdale
Digital Archive of Cypriot Art and Architecture. © Allan Langdale 2008.
ARTstor is sharing more than 3,300 images of the historical
architecture of Cyprus by Allan Langdale in the Digital Library. This
collection was compiled between 2006 and 2008 and focuses on the lesser
known and, in some cases, endangered architecture and archaeological
sites of northern Cyprus. The archive includes Bronze Age sites such as
Enkomi and the Tombs of the Kings, and the early Christian basilicas of
Salamis. A significant portion of the collection is dedicated to the
Byzantine architecture of the region, including examples that have
received less attention from researchers since the embargo imposed on
North Cyprus in 1974. There are very detailed sets of images of the
better-known buildings, such as the Panagia Kanakaria. The Gothic
monuments of the region are also well represented in the collection,
including the medieval churches of Nicosia/Lefkoşa—such as the St.
Sophia Cathedral and St. Nicholas Bedestan—and the Abbey of Bellapais.
The most comprehensive portion of the collection focuses on the Lusignan
Gothic churches of Famagusta, including St. Nicholas cathedral, St.
George of the Greeks, St. George of the Latins, and Saints Peter and
Paul.
Allan Langdale is an art historian, photographer, and filmmaker whose
current research interests are in Cyprus, where he has done work on the
medieval and Venetian monuments of Famagusta. He also has interests in
the theory and methodology of art history and film theory.
View the collection in the ARTstor Digital Library.
For more detailed information about this collection, visit the Allan Langdale: Cyprus Archive page.
Related collections:
Preah Khan; Exterior, ca. 12th century. Siem Reap Province, Cambodia. Photographer: John Stubbs/World Monuments Fund
ARTstor Digital Library has released nearly 1,000 images of important
architecture, cultural heritage sites, and monuments from the World
Monuments Fund (WMF). Among the sites currently available in the Digital
Library are Easter Island (Chile), St. Paul’s Cathedral (London,
England), Pompeii (Italy), Babylon (Iraq), Maya Sites of the Yucatan
Peninsula (Yucatan, Mexico), Imperial Buddhist Convents (Nara and Kyoto,
Japan), Brancusi Ensemble (Târgu-Jiu, Romania), Hagia Sophia (Istanbul,
Turkey), and Ellis Island (New York and New Jersey, United States)
World Monuments Fund
is the leading independent organization dedicated to saving the world’s
most treasured places. Since 1965, in more than 90 countries, WMF
experts have applied proven techniques to preserve important
architectural and cultural heritage sites. Through partnerships with
local communities, funders, and governments, the organization inspires
an enduring commitment to stewardship for future generations. Every two years WMF publishes the World Monuments Watch,
drawing international attention to cultural heritage sites around the
world threatened by neglect, vandalism, armed conflict, commercial
development, natural disasters, and climate change. Through the World Monuments Watch,
WMF fosters community support for the protection of endangered sites,
and attracts technical and financial support for the sites. The
collection in ARTstor consists of images documenting various Watch List
sites and monuments, with a particular focus on art and architecture.
For more detailed information about this collection, visit the World Monuments Fund collection webpage.
Related collections:
The QuarryScapes Project: conservation of ancient stone quarry landscapes in the Eastern Mediterranean
The spectacular monuments and cities of the ancient Near East are
testament to an industrial past where large-scale stone procurement
remains unsurpassed. Yet, stone quarries are forgotten as key
archaeological sites, rich in material remains of crucial significance
if we are to understand the social and technological practices of an age
when stone was quarried and transported par excellence. Largely
invisible, undocumented and unprotected, these ancient quarry
landscapes are being destroyed from actions such as modern development
and quarrying.
The inspiration for the ‘QuarryScapes' project comes from the
necessity to put these ancient industrial landscapes on the map before
it is too late and to raise awareness of their research potential across
a broad spectrum of audiences, from archaeological researchers to the
interested public. The ‘QuarryScapes' project drew together
professionals from academic and other institutions in Egypt, Jordan,
Turkey, UK, Belgium, Italy and Norway to focus specifically on
documentation, conservation and heritage management of these fragile
quarry landscapes within the first collaborative and innovative project
of its kind.
Publications - QuarryScapes dissemination
Quarryscapes deliverables
(Can be downloaded below. For printed copies, please contact biblioteket@ngu.no)
Deliverable No 4, Work Package 4: Characterisation of complex
quarry landscapes; an example from the West Bank Quarries, Aswan. 275
pp, ISBN 978-82-7385-118-4. Edited by: Elizabeth Bloxam, Tom Heldal, Per
Storemyr. Authors: Elizabeth Bloxam, Tom Heldal, Per Storemyr, Adel
Kelany, Patrick Degryse, Reidulv Bøe, Axel Müller. Download report, mapsheet 1, mapsheet 2.
Deliverable No 5, Work Package 4: The assessment of significance
of ancient quarry landscapes - problems and possible solutions. The case
of the Aswan West Bank. 26 pp, ISBN 978-82-7385-119-2. Author: Elizabeth Bloxam. Download report.
Deliverable No 1, Work Package 1: Landscape and provenance and
conservation of stone sources from selected archaeological sites in
Jordan, 175 pp, ISBN 978-82-7385-26-0 Edited by: Nizar Abu-Jaber and
Ziad Al Saad Authors: Nizar Abu-Jaber, Ziad Al Saad, Mohammed Al Qudah,
Nihad Smadi and Abeer Al Zoubi. Download report.
Deliverable No 2, Work Package 2: Inventory of Ancient quarry
landscapes in Turkey: their characteristics, production and state of
conservation. 29 pp, Edited by: Emine Caner Saltik. Authors: Emine N.
Caner-Saltık, K. Göze Akoğlu, Evin Caner-Özler, Kemal Erdoğan, Alp
Güney, Sinan Sülüner, Tamer Topal, Ayşe Tavukçuoğlu, V. Toprak, A.G.
Turkmenoglu, M. C. Ustunkaya Taliye Yaşar. Download report.
Deliverable No 3, Work Package 3: The Sagalassos quarry landscape: bringing quarries in context, 84 pp, ISBN 978-82-7385-122-2
Edited by: Patrick Degryse Authors: Patrick Degryse, Tom Heldal,
Elizabeth Bloxam, Per Storemyr, Marc Waelkens, E. Trogh, Hannelore
Vanhaverbeke, Jeroen Poblome, Philippe Muchez. Download report.
Deliverable No 6, Work Package 5: Risk Assessment and Monitoring of Ancient Egyptian Quarry Landscapes, 207 pp, ISBN 978-82-7385-125-3
Editors: Per Storemyr, Elizabeth Bloxam, Tom Heldal Authors: Per
Storemyr, Elizabeth Bloxam, Tom Heldal, Adel Kelany, James A. Harrell,
Rawda Yousri, El Shaimaa Fathy. Download report.
Deliverable No 7, Work Package 6: Site Management Concepts for Widan el Faras, Northern Fayoum, Egypt. 40 pp + appendices, ISBN 978-82-7385-135-4 Prepared by NSCE with the close collaboration with Naguib Amin. Download report.
Deliverable No 8, Work Package 7: GIS Products for Management of
Ancient Stone Quarry Landscapes: three Egyptian Site Maps, 20 pp and 7
maps, ISBN 978-82-7385-123-9
Edited by: Naguib Amin, Rawda Yousri, Sara Kayser Authors: Elshimaa
Fathy, Marwa Sadek, Rabab Abd-el-Kader, Rawda Yosuri, Sara Kayser. Download report.
Deliverable No 9, Work Package 7: Map of Ancient Egyptian Stone Quarries, 26 pp /6 maps, ISBN 978-82-7385-133-8
Edited by: Naguib Amin, Azza Shawarby, Rawda Yousri, Sara Kayser
Authors: Elshimaa Fathy, Marwa Sadek, Rawda Yousri, Sara Kayser. Download report.
Deliverable No 10, Work Package 8: Identifying heritage values and
character-defining elements of ancient quarry landscapes in the Eastern
Mediterranean: an integrated analysis. 161 pp, ISBN 978-82-7385-134-6
Authors: Elizabeth Bloxam and Tom Heldal. Contributions from: Turkey:
Emine N. Caner-Saltık, K. Göze Akoğlu, Evin Caner-Özler, Kemal
Erdoğan,Alp Güney, Sinan Sülüner, Tamer Topal, Ayşe Tavukçuoğlu, V.
Toprak, A.G.Turkmenoglu, M. C. Ustunkaya Taliye Yaşar Jordan: Nizar
Abu-Jaber, Ziad Al Saad, Mohammed Al Qudah, Nihad Smadi and Abeer Al
Zoubi Egypt: Naguib Amin, Adel Kelany, Rawda Yousri, Sara Kayser,
Elshimaa Fathy, Marwa Sadek, Rabab Abd-el-Kader Belgium: Patrick
Degryse, Marc Waelkens, E. Trogh, Hannelore Vanhaverbeke, Jeroen
Poblome, Philippe Muchez Norway: Per Storemyr, Reidulv Bøe, Axel Müller
Italy: Lorenzo Lazzarini. Download report.
Delivery No 11, Work Package 9: QuarryScapes guide to ancient
stone quarry landscapes: documentation, interpretation, and statement of
significance. 85 pp, ISBN Compiled by: Tom Heldal and Elizabeth Bloxam
Contributions from: Turkey: Emine N. Caner-Saltık, K. Göze Akoğlu, Evin
Caner-Özler, Kemal Erdoğan, Alp Güney, Sinan Sülüner, Tamer Topal, Ayşe
Tavukçuoğlu, V. Toprak, A. G. Turkmenoglu, M. C. Ustunkaya Taliye Yaşar
Jordan: Nizar Abu-Jaber, Ziad Al Saad, Mohammed Al Qudah, Nihad Smadi
and Abeer Al Zoubi Egypt: Naguib Amin, Adel Kelany, Rawda Yousri, Sara
Kayser, Elshimaa Fathy, Marwa Sadek, Rabab Abd-el-Kader Belgium: Patrick
Degryse, Marc Waelkens, E. Trogh, Hannelore Vanhaverbeke, Jeroen
Poblome, Philippe Muchez Norway: Per Storemyr, Reidulv Bøe, Axel Müller
Italy: Lorenzo Lazzarini. Download report or follow this link for the web version.
Deliverable 12: QuarryScapes workshop proceedings – abstracts and
extended abstracts. Edited by Patrick Degryse, Tom Heldal and Elizabeth
Bloxam. Download.
Deliverable 13: QuarryScapes Atlas of Ancient Stone Quarry Landscapes. Download report version or follow this link.
Journals and book chapters
Abu-Jaber, N., al Saad, Z. and al Qudah, M. (accepted):
Geomorphological and geological constraints on the development of Early
Bronze chert industries at the northern rim of the Al Jafr Basin,
Southern Jordan. Mediterranean Archaeology and Archaemetry
Bloxam, E. (2007): Who were the pharaohs' quarrymen? Archaeology International , 9: 23-7.
Bloxam, E. (in press) ‘Mapping ancient quarry landscapes’. Egyptian Archaeology 34.
Bloxam, E. and Heldal, T. 2007: The Industrial Landscape of The
Northern Faiyum Desert as a World Heritage Site: Modelling 'Outstanding
Universal Value' of 3rd Millennium BC Stone Quarrying in Egypt. World Archaeology Vol 39 No3: 305-323
P. Degryse, Ph. Muchez, M. Waelkens (2007) Geology and archaeology
of late Hellenistic limestone quarries at Sagalassos. MARMORA, 2, 9-20.
P. Degryse, M. Waelkens, P. Vandevelde, Ph. Muchez, W. Viaene
(2008) Weathering of limestone in the historical buildings of
Sagalassos, in: P. Degryse, M. Waelkens (eds.) Sagalassos VI, Geo- and
Bio-Archaeology at Sagalassos and in its Territory, Leuven University
Press, 215-227.
P. Degryse, T. Heldal, E. Bloxam, P. Storemyr, M. Waelkens, Ph.
Muchez (2008) The Sagalassos quarry landscape: bringing quarries in
context, in: P. Degryse, M. Waelkens (eds.) Sagalassos VI, Geo- and
Bio-Archaeology at Sagalassos and in its Territory, Leuven University
Press, 261-290.
Heldal, T., Bloxam, E., Storemyr , P. 2007: Unravelling ancient
stone quarry landscapes in the Eastern Mediterranean: three Egyptian
case studies. In Broadening Horizons: Multidisciplinary Approaches to Landscape Study, eds Bart Ooghe and Geert Verhoeven, Newcastle: Cambridge Scholars Press, 90-112 Abstract online.
Storemyr, P. (2008): Prehistoric geometric rock art at Gharb Aswan, Upper Egypt. Sahara, 19, 61-76 Abstract online
Storemyr, P., Kelany, A., Negm, M. A., Tohami, A. (2008). More
"Lascaux along the Nile"? Possible Late Palaeolithic rock art in Wadi
Abu Subeira, Upper Egypt. Sahara, 19, 155-158
Storemyr, P. (in press): A Prehistoric Geometric Rock Art Landscape by the First Nile Cataract. Archéo-Nil, 19 (2009)
Storemyr, P., Bloxam, E., Heldal, T. & Kelany, A. (in press):
The Aswan West Bank ancient quarry landscape: Stone procurement,
hunting, desert travel and rock-art from the Palaeolithic to the Roman
period. Papers from the conference: The First Cataract: One region –
Various Perspectives. Berlin, September 2-5, 2007.
Storemyr, P., Bloxam, E., Heldal, T. & Kelany, A. (in press):
Ancient Desert and Quarry Roads on the West Bank of the Nile in the
First Cataract Region. Desert Road Archaeology, edited by Heiko Riemer
and Frank Förster.
Conferences
Storemyr, P., Bloxam, E., Heldal, T. and Kelany, A.: ‘Conservation of Ancient Stone Quarry Landscapes in Egypt' in Prehistoric Mines and Quarries: a Transatlantic Perspective . Papers from the Society for American Archaeology, 71 st Annual Meeting, April 26-April 30 2007, San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Bloxam, E., Heldal, T. & Storemyr, P. (2005): QuarryScapes:
conservation of ancient stone quarry landscapes in the Eastern
Mediterranean. British Egyptology Congress, Cambridge, 24-25 September.
Bloxam, E., Heldal, T. & Storemyr, P. (2006): Late Palaeolithic Origins of a Grinding Stone Industry at Aswan, Egypt. Society for American Archaeology, 71 st Annual Meeting , April 26-April 30, San Juan, Puerto Rico (presentation and abstract in proceedings)
Bloxam, E., Storemyr, P., Heldal, T. & Kelany, A. (2006): "The
myth of control": Re-assessing the role of the Egyptian state in
ancient quarrying. ASMOSIA 8 , Aix-en-Provence, June 2006. Presentation and abstract in "Book of Abstracts". Abstract online.
Degryse, P., Bloxam, E., Heldal, T., Storemyr, P. & Waelkens,
M. (2006): Quarries in the landscape : a survey of the area of
Sagalassos (SW Turkey). ASMOSIA 8 , Aix-en-Provence, June 2006. Presentation and abstract in "Book of Abstracts". Abstract online.
Heldal, T., Bloxam, E. & Storemyr, P. (2006): New evidence for the use of fire in ancient quarrying. Society for American Archaeology, 71 st Annual Meeting , April 26-April 30, San Juan, Puerto Rico (presentation and abstract in proceedings)
Heldal, T., Bloxam, E., Storemyr, P. & Kelany, A. (2006):
Interpreting a physical stone quarry landscape; the case of the Aswan
West Bank quarries, Egypt. ASMOSIA 8 , Aix-en-Provence, June 2006. Presentation and abstract in "Book of Abstracts". Abstract online.
Kelany, A. (2006): Marks of quarry workers at the Unfinished Obelisk Quarry, Aswan, Egypt. ASMOSIA 8 , Aix-en-Provence, June 2006. Presentation and abstract in "Book of Abstracts". Abstract online.
Storemyr, P., Bloxam, E., Heldal, T. & Kelany, A. (2006):
Difficulties in preserving an extensive ancient stone quarry landscape:
The Aswan West Bank Quarries (Upper Egypt). ASMOSIA 8 , Aix-en-Provence, June 2006. Presentation and abstract in "Book of Abstracts". Abstract online.
Storemyr, P., Heldal, T. & Bloxam, E. (2006): QuarryScapes:
Conservation of Ancient Stone Quarry Landscapes in the Eastern
Mediterranean. Society for American Archaeology, 71 st Annual Meeting , April 26-April 30, San Juan, Puerto Rico (presentation and abstract in proceedings)
Bloxam, E. (2007) ‘The West Bank Aswan ancient quarry landscape:
raising the significance and value of an invisible archaeological site
under threat’. British Museum International Egyptological Colloquium, 11-13 July.
Heldal T., Bloxam, E, Degryse, P, Storemyr, P. & Kelany, A.
(2007): Connecting quarries with stone. The significance of the Old
Kingdom gypsum quarries at Umm es-Sawan, Northern Faiyum, Egypt.
Norwegian Geological Society Winter Conference, Stavanger, January
Storemyr, P., Bloxam, E., Heldal, T. and Kelany, A. (2007):
Quarries and areas of rock-art, raw materials of the region. Conference:
The First Cataract: One region - Various Perspectives, Berlin, September 2-5, 2007
Storemyr, P., Bloxam, E., Heldal, T. and Kelany, A. (2007): Stone procurement and rock-art at the West Bank of Aswan, Egypt, Implement Petrology Group Conference, Department of Archaeology, University of York, UK, September 6th-11th 2007. Abstract online
Amin, N. (2007): presentation at A special presentation for the (Institut de Sciences de l'Homme) in France in April 2007
Bloxam, Elizabeth 2008: Multidisciplinary approaches to the
investigation of ancient quarries in Egypt: Enhancing our understanding
of ancient quarrying in antiquity. 33rd International Geological Congress, Oslo, Norway, 6 - 16 August 2008
Bloxam, E. 2008: Landscape transformation and millstone quarrying
in Egypt and Norway: multi-discplinary approaches to assessing the
significance of utilitarian production. 9th Nordic Conference on the Application of Scientific Methods in Archaeology (SMIA IX) Trondheim, Norway, 11-14 September 2008
Heldal, Tom 2008: A geological approach to ancient stone quarry landscapes. 33rd International Geological Congress, Oslo, Norway, 6 - 16 August 2008
Degryse, Patrick 2008: The Sagalassos quarry landscape: Bringing ancient quarries in context. 33rd International Geological Congress, Oslo, Norway, 6 - 16 August 2008
TV-programmes
History Channel (2006): Ramses' Egyptian Empire, Series: Lost Worlds,
episode no. 3, originally broadcasted Monday July 24 (contribution to
the programme by QuarryScape's Adel Kelany, Elizabeth Bloxam and Per
Storemyr on the ancient quarries in Aswan)
International newsletters
‘Digging Diary’ Egyptian Archaeology Bulletin of the Egypt Exploration Society, No. 32 Spring 2008, pp. 28.
'News and Notes: Quarryscapes' Egyptian Archaeology Bulletin of the Egypt Exploration Society, No. 29: 8 Autumn 2006.
Heldal, T. (2006): Research summary: QuarryScapes — EU project on ancient quarries. ASMOSIA Newsletter , Vol. 16, Issue 2, Fall 2005/Winter 2006. Online.
Newspaper articles, Web news and Public lectures
Kalliomaeki, A. (2007): EAIS and QuarryScapes. Public lecture.
House of Sciences / University of Helsinki, Finland, Organised by the
Egyptological Society of Finland, 23.1.2007. Audience: 49
Storemyr, P. (2007): Aegyptische Steinbrueche und ihre Bedeutung
zu Zeiten der Roemer. Public Lecture attached to the special exhibition
"Wege des Steines", Vindonissa Museum, Brugg, Switzerland, 28.1.2007.
Audience: ca. 55 [English translation of title: Ancient Egyptian
Quarries and Their significance in the Roman Period]
EAIS presentation of QuarryScapes and Egyptian Quarries. Online.
Fayoum's ancient quarry under threat. Feature article by Nadja Tomoum. Al-Ahram Weekly (Cairo), April 2006. Online.
Egyptian Antiquities Information system – EAIS Newsletter,
December 2005: QuarryScapes field school in Aswan. Conservation of
ancient stone quarry landscapes in Egypt. Online.
Egyptian Antiquities Information system – EAIS Newsletter, March 2006: QuarryScapes Kick-Off 30 Jan – 01 Feb 2006. Online.
Bloxam, E., Storemyr, P. & Heldal, T. (2005): QuarryScapes:
conservation of ancient stone quarry landscapes in the Eastern
Mediterranean. EES-Lecture, Egypt Exploration Society , Cairo, 7 November 2005
Presentation of the work at Sagalassos at "Archaeology's interactive dig". Online.
Trismegistos People
Beta Version September 2011
Introduction
Trismegistos People is a tool dealing with personal names of non-royal individuals attested as living in Egypt in documentary texts between BC 800 and AD 800,
including all languages and scripts written on any surface. Not
included are pharaohs, emperors, and saints; people attested in texts
outside Egypt (with the exception of some Prosopographia Ptolemaica entries) or people living outside Egypt (no consuls!); and names from non-documentary texts (e.g. narratives).
Trismegistos People consists of a complex set of prosopographical and
onomastic databases. At the heart of the structure is the REF database,
which lists attestations of people identified by personal names. It is
linked to PER, a database of individuals, and to NAMVAR, a database of
personal name variants which is in turn linked to NAM, a database of
names.
AWOL's entry for
Open Access Library: Trismegistos
Informes y trabajos
Portada de la Publicación del IPCE Informes y trabajos
La Subdirección General del Instituto del Patrimonio Cultural de
España, adscrita a la Dirección General de Bellas Artes y Bienes
Culturales del Ministerio de Cultura, es la institución estatal dedicada
a la conservación y restauración de los Bienes Culturales que conforman
el Patrimonio Histórico Español.
Para realizar esta labor, el
IPCE desarrolla una serie de funciones otorgadas por Real Decreto de
Fundación 565/1985 y mantenidas según el Real Decreto 1132/2008, entre
las que destacan:
- La elaboración y ejecución de planes para
la conservación y restauración de bienes culturales constitutivos del
Patrimonio Español.
- El establecimiento de líneas de investigación, criterios, métodos y técnicas de conservación y restauración de dicho patrimonio.
- La formación de técnicos y especialistas que desarrollen esta labor.
- El archivo de la documentación generada por cada intervención. La difusión y divulgación de dichas actividades.
Para
dar a conocer los proyectos que el IPCE lleva a cabo, tanto a
investigadores y especialistas, como al público en general, el centro
desarrolla una línea editorial integrada por publicaciones monográficas y
tres revistas de aparición periódica. De estas últimas cabe reseñar, en
primer lugar, la denominada Patrimonio Cultural de España. Tiene
unaperiodicidad cuatrimestral y el soporte en el que se difunde es el
papel. Su objetivo principal es potenciar las diferentes líneas de
investigación del IPCE en el exterior, abordando ampliamente temas de
carácter general pero incluyendo también el análisis de destacadas
intervenciones de recuperación del Patrimonio Cultural, permitiendo, de
esta forma, el debate entre especialistas. Las otras dos publicaciones
periódicas que edita el IPCE tienen formato digital y pueden ser
consultadas en su página Web. Son el Boletín Digital,
que de forma resumida pretende dar a conocer los proyectos de
conservación y restauración de mayor relevancia que han sido realizados
por el Instituto, así como divulgar las noticias y actividades generadas
por la actividad del IPCE, y la revista Informes y Trabajos.
Esta
última publicación, tiene aparición semestral, y su contenido gira en
torno al Patrimonio Histórico. De sus dos números anuales, el primero se
dedica a la difusión de las Campañas arqueológicas llevadas a cabo en
el exterior durante al año anterior, financiadas con cargo al Programa
de Ayudas para Proyectos Arqueológicos en el Exterior, que anualmente
instrumenta la Dirección General de Bellas Artes y Bienes Culturales del
Ministerio de Cultura a través de la Subdirección General del Instituto
del Patrimonio Cultural de España.
El segundo se destina a las
intervenciones que realizan las diferentes áreas del IPCE. Son proyectos
de Investigación, Conservación y Restauración, todos ellos tratados en
profundidad, con una temática heterogénea, como corresponde a las
diferentes tareas que se llevan a cabo desde el IPCE.
Ver publicaciones con visor:
Nº1
Nº2
Nº3
Nº4
Nº5
Nº6
JSesh Hieroglyphic Editor
JSesh is a free, open source, editor for ancient
Egyptian hieroglyphic texts. It's currently quite powerful, and it
covers most of the so-called Manuel de Codage.
If you use JSesh, please register. Registering is free, and useful for everyone.
- JSesh is a complete and professionnaly usable hieroglyphic editor.
- JSesh texts can be copied and pasted into other softwares (as
MS/Word or Openoffice). It is also possible to create pictures in
various graphical formats (jpeg, png, pdf, svg, emf, macpict, etc...)
- It is is definitly allowed to use JSesh for publication. Mention of its use (in the same way one does mention fonts used in a book) would be nice, but is not an absolute requirement.
- JSesh is free: you can download and use it at no cost, and give copies of it.
- JSesh is opensource: its java code is freely available (under the LGPL
license). For the user, it's definitly safer, as it means that, even if
its present author was unable to work on it, other computer scientists
might take on the development.
Latest Release
5.4
Submitted by Serge Rosmorduc on Mon, 09/19/2011 - 13:50.
Bug fixes, and improvement
- Keyboard shortcuts for "insert space" and "insert half space" are back due to popular demand
- Fixed a problem with Unicode transliteration font. Also use the
correct font when copy/pasting as RTF text (works in Mellel and
OpenOffice at least)
- clear all/select all should work
- Direct copy paste on windows If you select "EMF" as clipboard format on Windows, you will be able to paste your JSesh text directly in softwares like PowerPoint
- some changes in preferences were not always taken into account on Mac OS X. Solved.
- Alas, still no version for Mac OS X Tiger.
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