Auf dieser Seite werden die Bilder der In­schrif­ten von Philippi (Ma­ke­do­nien) allen In­ter­ess­ier­ten zugäng­lich ge­macht. Die Tex­te der grie­chi­schen und la­tei­ni­schen In­schrif­ten wur­den im Jahr 2000 in dem "Ka­ta­log der In­schrif­ten von Phil­ip­pi" (vgl. das Li­te­ra­tur­ver­zeich­nis) erst­mals in einem Band zu­sam­men­ge­stellt. Aus Um­fangs- wie aus Ko­sten­grün­den war nie­mals ge­plant, die­sem Band auch Pho­to­gra­phien bei­zu­ge­ben. Im Zu­ge meiner Be­ru­fungs­ver­hand­lun­gen an der Fried­rich-Alex­ander-Uni­ver­sität Er­lan­gen-Nürn­berg hat der Kanz­ler dieser Uni­versi­tät, Herr Tho­mas A. H. Schöck, Mit­tel be­wil­ligt, die die An­stel­lung einer Hilfs­kraft für drei Jah­re er­mög­li­chen, um die Phil­ip­pi-Dias zu scan­nen und ins Netz zu stel­len. Ihm gilt da­her mein be­son­derer Dank. Mein Dank gilt so­dann mei­nem Mit­ar­beit­er, Herrn Hol­ger Ibisch, der sich be­reit­wil­lig und ein­ge­hend mit der Hard- und Soft­ware ver­traut ge­macht hat, die er­for­der­lich ist, um eine solche In­ter­net-Sei­te zu ge­stal­ten. Er wur­de un­terstützt von Herrn Björn Nord­gauer, der die Da­ten­bank ent­wor­fen und pro­gra­mmiert hat. Auch ihm dan­ke ich herz­lich.

Das Projekt "Im Dialog mit der Antike. Inscriptiones Antiquae" hat sich zur Aufgabe gemacht, die größte Sammlung stadtrömischer Inschriften in Österreich, die im Zentrum für Alte Kulturen in Innsbruck ausgestellt ist, erstmalig zu übersetzen und mit Hilfe einer Datenbank der Öffentlichkeit zu präsentieren. Die von den SchülerInnen verfassten Texte, welche die Inschriften in einen größeren historischen Rahmen einbetten sollen, werden mit der Datenbank auf der von ihnen eigens gestalteten Website einem Kreis von Interessierten zugänglich gemacht. Darüber hinaus flossen die Erfahrungen der SchülerInnen in ein fachdidaktisches Modell ein, das den Zugang zu antiken Inschriften erleichtern soll. Die kommentierte Neuedition der Inschriften in Verbindung mit allen erarbeiteten historischen Informationen und fachdidaktischen Materialien rundete das Projekt ab (vgl. Publikation)...

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Polish Centre of Mediterranean Archaeology, University of Warsaw
Etudes palmyréniennes

Current Online Volume: 12 (2013)

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• Einband
• Schmutztitel
• Titelblatt
• Fifty years of polish research in Palmyra
• Contents
• 9-10 Contributors
• 11-12 Abbreviations and standard references
• 13 Gawlikowski, Michał: Preface
• 15-24 Asʿad, Walīd al: Some tombs recently excavated in Palmyra
• 25-30 Aurenche, Olivier; Kozłowski, Stefan Karol: Deux polonais à Palmyre (avril 1926)
• 31-36 Barański, Marek: The first archaeologist of Palmyra
• 37-48 Delplace, Christiane: Les recherches de la Mission archéologique française à Palmyre
• 49-60 Dirven, Lucinda: Palmyrenes in Hatra: evidence for cultural relations in the fertile crescent
• 61-86 Finlayson, Cynthia: New perspectives on the ritual and cultic importance of women at Palmyra and Dura Europos: procession and temples
• 87-96 Gawlikowski, Michał: In the footsteps of Prince Abamelek in Palmyra
• 97-114 Genequand, Denis: De Rome à l'Islam: recherches récentes sur le dit Caesareum de Palmyre
• 115-128 Grassi, Maria Teresa; Asʿad, Walīd al: Pal.M.A.I.S. recherches et fouilles d'une nouvelle mission conjointe syro-italienne dans le quartier dus-ouest de Palmyre
• 129-148 Hammad, Manar: Morphologie des environs de Palmyre: relief, enceintes, pistes
• 149-158 Hariri, Khalil al: The tomb of 'Aqraban
• 159-176 Henning, Agnes: The tower tombs of Palmyra: chronology, architecture and decoration
• 177-192 Jastrzębowska, Elżbieta: La christianisation de Palmyre: l'exemple du temple de Bel
• 193-202 Juchniewicz, Karol: Late roman fortifications in Palmyra
• 203-226 Konrad, Michaela: Gräberarchäologie und ihre Evidenz für die Bevölkerungsgeschichte der Steppengebiete in den spätrömischen Provinzen Syria und Arabia
• 227-234 Kubiak, Aleksandra: Des "dieux bons"à Palmyre
• 235-250 Bihan, Amélie le: La question des rites processionnels à Palmyre
• 251-268 Majcherek, Grzegorz: Excavating the basilicas
• 269-286 Meyer, Jørgen Christian: City and hinterland: villages an estates north of Palmyra. New perspectives
• 287-299 Saito, Kiyohide: Female burial practices in Palmyra: some observations from the underground tombs
• 299-318 Schmidt-Colinet, Andreas; Asʿad, Khālid al; Asʿad, Walīd al: Thirty years of syro-german/ austrian archaeological research at Palmyra
• 319-332 Wielgosz, Dagmara: Coepimus et lapide pingere: marble decoration from the so-called baths of Diocletian in Palmyra
• 333-380 Yon, Jean-Baptiste: L'épigraphie palmyrénienne Depuis PAT, 1996-2011
• 381-388Żuchowska, Marta: Palmyra and the far eastern trade
• 389-396 Abstracts
• 397-398 [PCMA publications]
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The Epigraphic Database Bari project (EDB), started in 1988, specializes in the epigraphic documents by Christians of Rome between III-rd and VIII-th cent. CE in the framework of the Electronic Archive of Greek and Latin Epigraphy (EAGLE), to whom it participates as founding-member - with EDH and EDR - since 2004.

Most of these epigraphic documents were published in the Inscriptiones Christianae Vrbis Romae, nova series, voll. I-X, Pontificio Istituto di Archeologia Cristiana, in civitate Vaticana 1922-1992 (ICVR). EDB plains to update ICVR and to collect also the other Christian inscriptions from Rome and its suburbium published elsewhere*.

The total amount of Christian inscriptions from Late Ancient Rome is estimated to be around 40,000, although this number is increasing continually. Currently, EDB has 40583 items (online: 40396; awaiting definitive approval: 187).

Every epigraphic document is accompanied by data about bibliographical informations, contexts, material, graphical and linguistic elements. The transcription of texts is obviously offered as well, and the entire document is accompanied by its estimated date of production (if possible) and short comments, when necessary. Based an agreement established between the EDB and the Papal Commission of Sacred Archeology (PCAS), a dynamic link to the Archive of the PCAS allows the visualization of pictures - if existing - of the documents.

The interrogation of the database features more research criteria, both within the texts (various possibilities for textual research are featured, included a thesaurus finalized to search also aberrant forms) and in relation to the other descriptive elements of the documents. Research on the texts in Latin and Greek, within which the figurative apparatus is also described (signa Christi, symbols, various representations) can be made in combination with the other provided data. 

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The Epigraphic Database Rome (EDR) is part of the international federation of Epigraphic Databases called Electronic Archive of Greek and Latin Epigraphy (EAGLE). As part of the federation, it is possible to look through EDR both as a single database or together with its partner databases accessing EAGLE’s portal (www.eagle-eagle.it). In addition to EDR, the federation currently includes the Epigraphische Datenbank Heidelberg (EDH), the Epigraphic Database Bari (EDB) and Hispania Epigraphica (HE).

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Africa Antiqua est un carnet de veille sur le Maghreb antique (Ier millénaire av. J.-C. - VIIIe siècle ap. J.-C.). Il relaie l'actualité scientifique et fournit des outils méthodologiques dans les domaines de l'archéologie et de l'histoire, avec pour objectif de tenir informée la communauté des africanistes et d'apporter une aide à la recherche pour les doctorants. En s'appuyant sur un annuaire des thèses et une veille participative, il a pour vocation de développer le réseau des chercheurs et de favoriser les échanges.

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Africa Antiqua is dedicated to the antique Maghreb (1st millennium BC – 8th century AD). It relays scientific actuality and provides methodological tools in the fields of archaeology and history, in order to keep informed the community of africanists and to support PhD students in their research. By building on a directory of theses and a participative monitoring, it aims to extend the network of researchers and to foster exchanges.

What is the role of the material world in shaping the tensions and paradoxes of imperial sovereignty? Scholars have long shone light on the complex processes of conquest, extraction, and colonialism under imperial rule. But imperialism has usually been cast as an exclusively human drama, one in which the world of matter does not play an active role. Lori Khatchadourian argues instead that things—from everyday objects to monumental buildings—profoundly shape social and political life under empire. Based on the archaeology of ancient Persia and the South Caucasus, Imperial Matter advances powerful new analytical approaches to the study of imperialism writ large and should be read by scholars of empire across the humanities and social sciences.

“This book makes an important contribution in two areas: the first concerns the nature of empire and imperial power; the second is through developing a novel framework for thinking about material culture and empire. This is a work of innovative theory and empirical depth, and there is nothing like it out there.” CHRIS GOSDEN, Professor of Archaeology, Oxford University

“Important, well-written, and elegantly crafted. Lori Khatchadourian’s ability to speak to a diverse audience of anthropologists, archaeologists, and specialists on the Achaemenid Empire demonstrates her impressive intellectual breadth and depth. This is a sophisticated and erudite work.” CARLA SINOPOLI, Professor of Anthropology and Director of the Museum Studies Program, University of Michigan

Disciplines:

Archaeology History Imperialism 

Language: English

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1525/luminos.13

Etnoantropološki problemiČasopis Odeljenja za etnologiju i antropologiju, prvi broj objavljen 1987. godine i izlazio do 1998. godine. Ponovo počeo redovno da izlazi kao nova serija od 2006. godine. Izlazi dva do tri puta godišnje. Objavljuje članke na srpskom, engleskom i francuskom jezik

Issues in Ethnology and AnthropologyJournal of the Department of Ethnology and Anthropology Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade, its first issue was published in 1987. and was regular up until 1998. It was reinstated as a new series since 2006., with regular publication schedule. It is published two to three times per year. It publishes articles in Serbian, English and French.

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vHMML offers researchers at every level of experience the resources and tools they need to work with manuscripts. vHMML will ultimately cover several manuscript cultures from Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and South Asia. It makes abundant use of high-resolution images of manuscripts from libraries around the world, many of them digitized as part of HMML’s mission to preserve and share important, endangered, and inaccessible manuscript collections through digital photography, archiving, and cataloging. 

Introductions to each component of vHMML are readily available as you explore.

READING ROOM will launch in early 2016 with thousands of digitized manuscripts in several languages. New search tools will be supported by a completely rebuilt manuscript catalog. Until then, HMML's existing catalog OLIVER and other finding aids will help you find what you need.

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One of the first efforts within the Open Greek and Latin Project is the Digital Athenaeus, whose goal is to produce a true digital edition of the Deipnosophists of Athenaeus of Naucratis with multiple versions of the work and translations in multiple languages. The Deipnosophists (Δειπνοσοφισταί, or Sophists at Dinner, in fifteen books), written by Athenaeus of Naucratis in the early 3rd century AD, is the fictitious account of several banquet conversations on food, literature, and arts held in Rome by twenty-two learned men. This complex and fascinating work is not only an erudite and literary encyclopedia of a myriad of curiosities about classical antiquity, but also an invaluable collection of quotations of ancient authors, ranging from Homer to tragic and comic poets and lost historians. Since the large majority of the works cited by Athenaeus is nowadays lost, this compilation is a sort of reference tool for every scholar of Greek theater, poetry, historiography, botany, zoology, and many other topics.

Despite the importance of the Deipnosophists, we still lack a comprehensive survey of Athenaeus’ citations, and many classicists have expressed the need of such a research (see Olson 2006, p. ix: “Athenaeus quotes over 1000 authors and over 1000 lines of verse, many of them known from no other source. We are particularly indebted to him for 100s of fragments of the tragic and comic poets; for numerous, frequently substantial excerpts from lost historians; for what appear to be extended citations from several Hellenistic scholarly treatises on Homer (…)”; cf. Zecchini 1989; Braund & Wilkins 2000; Canfora 2001; Lenfant 2007; Jacob 2013). The results of this investigation will enable us not only to better understand the ways of transmission of ancient literature at the time of Athenaeus, but also to make a definitive list of authors and works mentioned by him, and to draw a complete collection of citation schemes adopted in the stratified and multiform architecture of the Deipnosophists...

Work in Progress

• editing the TEI XML file of the Deipnosophists; see Practical Problems with Athenaeus’ names;
• systematic survey of the citations preserved in the fifteen books of Athenaeus’ Deipnosophists (see the work currently done for Athenaeus’s quotations of still preserved sources: Athenaeus Sources (Extant) (based on the work done by Vanessa Gorman);
• building a fully comprehensive repository of quotation schemes used by Athe­naeus when alluding to his sources of information (ongoing discussion on the ontology);
• treebanking Athenaeus’ Deipnosophists (ed. Gulick, Charles Burton) by Vanessa and Bob Gorman (see GitHub Digital Athenaeus).

• OCR outputs of different editions of Athenaeus’ Deipnosophists (see LACE: Greek OCR) (cf. Squeegee: A Morphologically-Aware Image-Fronted OCR Search Environment for Ancient Greek):
  • Athenaeus, of Naucratis et al. (1887). Athenaei Navcratitae Dipnosophistarvm libri 15, recensvit Georgivs Kaibel 1
  • Athenaeus, of Naucratis et al. (1887). Athenaei Navcratitae Dipnosophistarvm libri 15, recensvit Georgivs Kaibel 3
  • Athenaeus, of Naucratis et al. (1887). Athenaei Navcratitae Dipnosophistarvm libri 15, recensvit Georgivs Kaibel 2
  • Athenaeus, of Naucratis et al. (1858). Deipnosophistae; e recognitione Augusti Meineke 1
  • Athenaeus, of Naucratis et al. (1858). Deipnosophistae; e recognitione Augusti Meineke 2
  • Athenaeus, of Naucratis et al. (1827). [Deipnosophistae]; 2
  • Athenaeus, of Naucratis et al. (1858). Deipnosophistae; e recognitione Augusti Meineke 3
  • Athenaeus, of Naucratis et al. (1858). Deipnosophistae; e recognitione Augusti Meineke 4

• GitHub Open Greek and Latin athenaeus-dev: A machine-corrected EpiDoc version of the works of Athenaeus of Naucratis.

Sudan & Nubia is published each autumn. It contains much of interest on recent archaeological fieldwork in Sudan, including many articles on surveys and excavations only undertaken during the previous winter.

The bulletin is an ideal way to keep abreast of current British activities in Sudan, and also contains contributions by eminent foreign scholars. It is profusely illustrated with line drawings and monochrome and colour photographs.

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Ptolémée Épiphane, Aristonikos et les prêtres d’Égypte. Le Décret de Memphis (182 a.C.). Édition commentée des stèles Caire RT 2/3/25/7 et JE 44901

Alexandra Nespoulous-Phalippou 

Publiées au début du siècle dernier par G. Daressy, les deux stèles hiéroglyphiques RT 2/3/25/7 et JE 44901 conservées au Musée égyptien du Caire constituent les seuls exemplaires connus à ce jour du décret du synode de prêtres qui eut lieu à Memphis, en l’an 23 du règne de Ptolémée Épiphane. Cette première étude commentée du Décret de Memphis (182 a.C.) se propose de fournir une version normalisée de ces textes suivant une édition synoptique, un apparat critique, une traduction, un commentaire philologique, de même que les photographies et les fac-similés des documents. Leur analyse permet de réévaluer leur apport au règne d’Épiphane : cérémonie en l’honneur d’un taureau Mnévis à Memphis, évergétisme des souverains à l’égard des clergés égyptiens, mesures politiques ponctuelles (amnistie pénale en l’an 21 du règne, exemptions de taxe). Leur intérêt majeur réside en la présence d’un récit historique développé. Relatant la répression de révoltes indigènes dans le Delta, il met en exergue l’intervention victorieuse du commandant en chef de la cavalerie Aristonikos dans la région de Tell el-Balamoun. Intégrés dans l’ensemble des actes des décrets synodaux du règne d’Épiphane, ces documents, inhabituels par leur forme et leur contenu, sont ainsi replacés dans leur contexte rédactionnel, historique et politique. C’est notamment à travers la problématique de l’évolution des relations entre la Couronne alexandrine et les clergés indigènes que cette documentation officielle est appréhendée.

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Pelagios Commons is an open community linking together the places of our past through the documents that refer to them, and vice versa. It operates through the activity of multiple Special Interest Groups (SIGs) dedicated to specific historical or technical topics. It is directed by a Commons Committee drawn from these SIGs. It is currently supported financially and administratively by the Pelagios 6 project, funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. Pelagios Commons is part of a wider ecology of projects dedicated to interlinking online resources about the past. Our contributions include the following freely available resources:

Recogito, a tool that makes it easy to identify and record the places referred to in historical texts, maps and tables;Peripleo, a search service that allows you to find community-curated content related to specific places;Pelagios Map Tiles, a set of resources that allow you to project data onto dynamic maps dedicated to different historical periods.

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Simon, R., Isaksen, L., Barker, E. and de Soto Cañamares, P. Forthcoming. The Pleiades Gazetteer and the Pelagios Project. In Placing Names: Enriching and Integrating Gazetteers. Berman, Mostern, & Southall, (Eds.) Indiana University Press.
Simon, R., Isaksen, L., Barker, E. and de Soto Cañamares, P. 2016. Peripleo: a Tool for Exploring Heterogenous Data through the Dimensions of Space and Time. Code4Lib Issue 31, 2016-01-28.
Simon, R., Barker, E., Isaksen, L. and de Soto Cañamares, P. 2015. Linking Early Geospatial Documents, One Place at a Time: Annotation of Geographic Documents with Recogito. In e-Perimetron. Vol.10, No.2 (2015), pp. 49-59. ISSN 1790-3769.
Simon, R., Pilgerstorfer, P., Isaksen, L. and Barker, E. 2014. Towards Semi-Automatic Annotation of Toponyms on Old Maps. In e-Perimetron. Vol. 9, No.3 (2014), pp. 105-128. ISSN 1790-3769.
Simon, R., Barker, E., de Soto, P. and Isaksen, L. 2014. Pelagios. In ISAW Papers 7.27.
Isaksen, L., Barker, E. Simon, R., de Soto, P. 2014. Pelagios and the Emerging Graph of Ancient World Data. In WebSci’14 Proceedings of the ACM Conference on Web Science, 22-26 June 2014, Bloomington, IN, USA, pp. 197-201.
Kiesling, J. B. & Isaksen, L. 2014. Stadiasmus of the Great Sea, Anonymous, English Translation.

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A new finding aid for the Pylos Excavations Archive at the ASCSA has replaced the old inventory. In addition, with the remainder of a grant from the J. F. Costopoulos Foundation, which funded the organization and publication of a conference in honor of Carl and Elizabeth Blegen in 2013-2014, we digitized a number of excavation notebooks.

The thorough finding aid is the intellectual product of Research Archivist, Dr. Leda Costaki (with the exception of the catalog of the Pylos frescoes which was done by Eileen Gantos in 1996). Dr. Jeff Kramer, Post-Doctoral Fellow (Archivist of Excavation Records), is currently completing a similar finding aid for the Pylos Excavation records in the Classics Department of the University of Cincinnati. Links to both finding aids will be posted on each repository's web site.

Pylos aficionados, you can access the new finding aid at: http://www.ascsa.edu.gr/index.php/archives/pylos-excavations-finding-aid

Les Publications de la Sorbonne ont constitué depuis 1971 un catalogue de quelque sept cents ouvrages, qui s’enrichit aujourd’hui d’une quarantaine de titres par an.

Ce catalogue rend compte de la diversité des disciplines enseignées à l’université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, essentiellement dans les domaines des humanités et des sciences humaines : philosophie, sciences économiques, juridiques et sociales, linguistique et littérature, arts et archéologie, histoire, géographie.

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• Chemins d'outre-mer

  Études d'histoire sur la Méditerranée médiévale offertes à Michel Balard

  Damien Coulon, Catherine Otten-Froux, Paule Pagès et al.

  2004

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• ΕΥΨΥΧΙΑ. Mélanges offerts à Hélène Ahrweiler

  1998

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• L’Arménie et Byzance

  Histoire et culture

  1996

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• Pouvoir et contestations à Byzance (963-1210)

  Jean-Claude Cheynet

  1996

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• Les hommes et la terre à Byzance du vi^e au xi^e siècle

  Propriété et exploitation du sol

  Michel Kaplan

  1992

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Histoire ancienne et médiévale

• Marquer la prééminence sociale

  Jean-Philippe Genet et E. Igor Mineo (dir.)

  2014

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• Église et État, Église ou État ?

  Les clercs et la genèse de l’État moderne

  Christine Barralis, Jean-Patrice Boudet, Fabrice Delivré et al. (dir.)

  2014

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• Marquer la ville

  Signes, traces, empreintes du pouvoir (xiii^e-xvi^e siècle)

  Patrick Boucheron et Jean-Philippe Genet (dir.)

  2013

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