The “Comité international pour l’Égyptologie” (CIPEG) is one of 30 International Committees of the International Council of Museums (ICOM). The scope of CIPEG deals with the international representation of Egyptian collections and museums in a worldwide community. CIPEG provides a unique panel for museum professionals and scholars who deal with Ancient Egyptian heritage.

The Mission of CIPEG is to promote collaboration among colleagues for the study, preservation, and presentation of Egyptian collections, monuments and sites. In addition, it supports collections of Egyptian art and archaeology, including the heritage of the Ancient Sudan, with a special focus on smaller collections, within the framework of ICOM and in close co-operation with the International Association of Egyptologists (IAE).

CIPEG also seeks to promote collaboration among museums, universities and research institutes as well as supplying partnership opportunities, sharing resources, knowledge and experience for an international forum, and holding an annual conference. CIPEG frames resolutions and policies to promote actions and, if requested, advises museum staff, scholars or institutions.

• no. 00 (2013)
• no. 01 (2014)
• no. 02 (2014)
• no. 03 (2015)
• no. 04 (2015)
• no. 05 (2016)

La Chronique des fouilles en ligne / Archeology on line résulte de la fusion de deux entreprises éditoriales anciennes : la Chronique des fouilles publiée annuellement par l’EfA dans le BCH, ainsi que les Archeological Reports publiés par la Society for the Promotion of Hellenic Studies et la British School at Athens, qui continuent à paraître sous forme imprimée, mais dans une version plus synthétique. Géré conjointement par l’École française d’Athènes et la British School at Athens, le traitement des données est réparti par région et reflète les traditions, l’histoire et l’implantation des deux Écoles. L’enregistrement apparaît donc soit en anglais soit en français, mais le moteur de recherche, quelle que soit la langue utilisée, renvoie toujours à l’ensemble de la base.

Archaeology in Greece Online combines the Chronique published annually in the BCH by the French School at Athens, and Archaeology in Greece published as part of the annual Archaeological Reports by the Society for the Promotion of Hellenic Studies and the British School at Athens (which continues to appear in print in a new review format).

The project is managed jointly by the French School at Athens and the British School at Athens: data processing is divided by region and reflects the traditions, history and research foci of the two schools. Texts are thus either in English or in French, but the search engine draws on the entire database regardless of language.

Η ιστοσελίδα Χρονικά των Ανασκαφών Onlineπροκύπτει από τη συνένωση  δύο προηγούμενων εκδοτικών εγχειρημάτων : τα Χρονικά των Ανασκαφώνπου δημοσιεύονται ετησίως από τη Γαλλική Σχολή Αθηνών στο BCH και τις Αρχαιολογικές Αναφορέςπου δημοσιεύονται από τη Society of the Promotion of Hellenic Studies και τη Βρετανική Σχολή Αθηνών. Αμφότερα, εξακολουθούν να εκδίδονται σε έντυπη μορφή, αλλά σε μία πιο συνθετική μορφή.  Με από κοινού διαχείριση της Γαλλικής Αρχαιολογικής Σχολής και της Βρετανικής Αρχαιολογικής Σχολής, η επεξεργασία των δεδομένων έχει κατανεμηθεί γεωγραφικά υποδηλώνοντας τις παραδόσεις, την ιστορία και τους χώρους της επιστημονικής δραστηριότητας κάθε μίας Σχολής. Έτσι οι αναφορές θα είναι είτε στην Αγγλική είτε στην Γαλλική, αλλά η μηχανή αναζήτησης θα παραπέμπει πάντοτε σε όλο το υλικό της βάσης ανεξάρτητα της γλώσσας που χρησιμοποιήθηκε.

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Information on the archaeological sites of the Delta is presented here in the form web-pages containing an alphabetical listing of sites. Where a substantial amount of information is available, or photographs of the site exist, links are provided to supplementary pages. The site-names in most cases are those of the Survey of Egypt maps. The material is offered as a source of reference and a tool for the planning of new projects.  The letters 'T' and 'K' in the lists stand for 'Tell' and 'Kom' respectively, Arabic words for 'mound', describing the usual appearance of archaeological sites in the region.

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SITE NAME ALPHABETICAL INDEX

AB-ABU

ABU-AHM

AHM-ARA

ARA-BAH

BAH-BEN

BEN-DAB

DAB-DO

DU-GAR

GAS-HAD

HAE-IBQ

 

IBR-KHA

KHA-MAH

MAH-MIR

MIT-NUS

NUS-QUT

RAD-SAL

SAL-SHE

SHE-SOW

SUL-TUR

UMM-ZU

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An introduction to Pleiades and the types of information resources it contains.

II Museo Virtuale della Valle del Tevere, realizzato dal CNR ITABC, è un sistema integrato di conoscenza, valorizzazione e comunicazione del paesaggio culturale della media Valle del Tevere, nell'area a Nord di Roma compresa tra il Monte Soratte e Fidene e tra Sacrofano e Palombara Sabina (circa 60 x 40 km).  Obiettivi sono la ricerca, la disseminazione culturale, la promozione del territorio.
 

A partire dalla raccolta dei dati esistenti, dalla documentazione digitale e dal rilievo topografico, sono stati ricostruiti in 3D sia il paesaggio della media valle  del Tevere, nella sua evoluzione geologica e antropica attraverso varie fasi cronologiche (da 3 milioni di anni fa ad oggi), sia alcuni siti archeologici (Lucus Feroniae, Villa dei Volusii)  e aree di interesse storico e naturalistico (Monte Soratte e Riserva Naturale del Tevere-Farfa).

The Virtual Museum of the Tiber Valley (MuViVaTe), developed ​​by CNR ITABC, is an integrated system of knowledge, promotion and communication of the cultural landscape of the Tiber river’s middle valley, in the area north of Rome, between the Mount Soratte and the town of Fidene, and between Sacrofano and Palombara Sabina towns (about 60 x 40 km). Main goals of the project are research, cultural dissemination, and promotion of the territory. From the collection of existing data, from digital documentation and topographic survey, the landscape of the middle Tiber valley has been reconstructed in 3D, in its geological and anthropogenic evolution through various chronological phases (from 3 million years ago till the present), together with some archaeological sites (Lucus Feroniae, Volusii’s Villa) and contexts of historical and natural interest(Soratte Mountain and the Tevere-Farfa Natural Reserve).

VISUAL PAST is an open-access online journal dedicated to the interdisciplinary study of past visual cultures. It refers to the study of images and the visual as roughly outlined by visual culture studies, Bildwissenschaften and similar areas which became apparent in the wake of the iconic and the pictorial turn. VISUAL PAST is understood as a forum for diverse directions, not privileging certain theories, methodological positions, or paradigms. Accordingly, it is not devoted to singular disciplines but favours trans- and interdisciplinary approaches.

Editors: Jacobus Bracker & Martina Seifert

Current issue

3.1, 2016

Special Issue: Visuelle Narrative — Kulturelle Identitäten/Visual Narratives — Cultural Identities

Frontmatter, p. I—VII

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Einleitung: Homo pictor meets homo narrans, p. 1—12

Jacobus Bracker, Hamburg

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That’s so 10 seconds ago – Geschichten erzählen mit (flüchtigen) Bildern, p. 21—47

Lisa Andergassen, Potsdam

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Erzählkunst des Ornaments in der Architektur. Ein ungarisches Beispiel der nationalen Formensprache, p. 49—89

Barbara Antal, Hamburg

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Frida Kahlo and Mexican Tradition Identity, p. 91—107

Fortunata Calabró, London

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Women in the Partition of India: Graphic Narratives, p. 109—127

Arunima Dey, Salamanca

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Referenzstrategien auf stadtrömischen Sarkophagen. Narrative Brücken zwischen Kasten und Deckel, p. 129—150

Anne-Sophie Dreßen, Kiel

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The Narrative Potential of Spaces Devoid of Purpose, p. 151—161

Sabrina Eisele, Mainz

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Mantle Figures and Visual Perception in Attic Red-Figure Vase Painting, p. 163—198

Mariachiara Franceschini, Berlin

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Körper und Zeichen. Das Verstehen interaktiver Mediensysteme im Kontext phänosemiotischer Wahrnehmungsdynamik, p. 199—223

Lars C. Grabbe, Münster

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The Visual as Part of the Multichannel Performative Narration in Theatre Stagings. With an Exemplary Analysis of Robert Wilson’s Staging of the 66th Shakespeare Sonnet, p. 225—245

Jan Horstmann, Hamburg

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A Passion for Order: Classifications for Narrative Imagery in Art History and Beyond, p. 247—278

Gyöngyvér Horváth, Budapest

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Localized Stories and Regional Tales: Imagery, Identity, and Cultural Negotiation in Ulúa Visual Narratives, p. 279—314

Kathryn Marie Hudson, Buffalo

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Hirtengeschichte und Hirtenbild. Überlegungen zur Wechselwirkung der Motivauswahl bukolischer Sarkophagreliefs und ihrer Thematisierung in der bukolischen Literatur, p. 315—337

Rebecca Hümmer-Kozik, Würzburg

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Mit Mauern leben – mithilfe von Mauern erzählen. Vom assoziativen Potential antiker Stadtbefestigungen und seiner Bedeutung für die Ausprägung und Nachwirkung frühgriechischer Dichtung und Bildsprache, p. 339—365

Dominik Kloss, Hamburg

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Visual Narrative in Dutch Golden Age Still Lifes. A theoretical examination of the role of colour, form, perspective and composition in the making and valuation of still lifes, p. 367—395

Johanna Mocny, Munich

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“Alltagsmenschen”: Inside and Outside the Storyworld of The American Way, p. 397—420

Jona Piehl, London

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Hinter die Maske geblickt: Unteritalische Vasenbilder als Identitätsvermittler, p. 421—447

Lilian Schönheit, Hamburg

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Shifting Scenes and Characters: Representations of Salome and the Story of Beheading of John the Baptist in Visual Art, p. 449—468

Soňa Šinclová, Brno

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Von Menschenbildern und Textmaschinen: Was Cyborgs im Film über den Wandel medialer Kommunikation erzählen, p. 469—507

Lena Trüper, Frankfurt am Main

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Visual Representations of the Events of the Cold War as Depicted in LIFE Magazine, p. 509—528

Yoko Tsuchiyama, Paris

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Lebensentwürfe „auf der Kippe“, einschneidende Erlebnisse und ein Moment Ewigkeit. Narrative Modi der Hildesheimer Bernwardssäule und die Visualisierungsstrategien theologischer Grundzüge, p. 529—558

Jochen Hermann Vennebusch, Hamburg

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Yenilmezler und Çapulcular in den Türkei-Protesten 2013: Identitätsbildungsprozesse und politisch-ikonografische Repräsentationen von Widerstand, p. 559—591

Sandra Voser, Wien

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Was sind eigentlich Narreme?, p. 593—614

Lisanne Wepler, Amsterdam

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Kingdom of Characters. Die ‚Mangaisierung‘ des japanischen Alltags aus bildtheoretischer Perspektive, p. 615—648

Lukas R. A. Wilde, Tübingen

雑誌名　号数	刊行	判	Page	備考
エジプト学研究　第１号	1993.3	B5	100	絶版
エジプト学研究　第２号	1994.3	B5	116
エジプト学研究　第３号	1995.3	B5	116
エジプト学研究　第４号	1996.3	B5	160
エジプト学研究　第５号	1997.3	B5	132
エジプト学研究　第６号	1998.3	B5	112
エジプト学研究　第７号	1999.3	B5	172
エジプト学研究　第８号	2000.3	B5	184
エジプト学研究　第９号	2001.3	B5	180
エジプト学研究　第10号	2002.3	B5	156
エジプト学研究　第11号	2003.3	B5	128
エジプト学研究　第12号	2004.3	B5	136
エジプト学研究　第13号	2005.3	B5	126	絶版
エジプト学研究　第14号	2006.3	B5	70
エジプト学研究　第15号	2009.3	B5	133
エジプト学研究　第16号	2010.3	A4	136
エジプト学研究　第17号	2011.3	A4	222
エジプト学研究　第18号	2012.3	A4	104
エジプト学研究　第19号	2013.3	A4	178
エジプト学研究　第20号	2014.3	A4	156
エジプト学研究　第21号	2015.3	A4	114
エジプト学研究　第22号	2016.3	A4	228

ISSN: 2187-0772   （定価：各1,200円 PDF版は無料）

エジプト学研究第22号（2016） [一括ダウンロード(90MB)]
The Journal of Egyptian Studies Vol.22, 2016
序文…吉村 作治
【調査報告】2015年　太陽の船プロジェクト　活動報告
…黒河内宏昌・吉村作治
Report of the Activity in 2015, Project of the Solar Boat
(in Japanese with English summary)
…Hiromasa KUROKOCHI and Sakuji YOSHIMURA
第23次アブ・シール南丘陵遺跡調査概報
…吉村作治・河合　望・近藤二郎・高宮いづみ・高橋寿光・竹野内恵太・山崎美奈子・福田莉紗
Preliminary Report on the Twenty-Third Season of the Waseda University Excavations
at Northwest Saqqara, 2014 (in Japanese with English summary)
…Sakuji YOSHIMURA, Nozomu KAWAI, Jiro KONDO, Izumi TAKAMIYA, Kazumitsu TAKAHASHI, Keita TAKENOUCHI, Minako YAMASAKI and Risa FUKUDA
第24次アブ・シール南丘陵遺跡調査概報
…吉村作治・河合　望・近藤二郎・高宮いづみ・柏木裕之・高橋寿光・米山由夏・松永修平・山崎世理愛
Preliminary Report on the Twenty-Fourth Season of the Waseda University Excavations
at Northwest Saqqara, 2015 (in Japanese with English summary)
…Sakuji YOSHIMURA, Nozomu KAWAI, Jiro KONDO, Izumi TAKAMIYA, Hiroyuki KASHIWAGI, Kazumitsu TAKAHASHI, Yuka YONEYAMA, Shuhei MATSUNAGA and Seria YAMAZAKI
アブ・シール南丘陵遺跡第23次・第24次調査保存修復作業
…苅谷浩子・柏木裕之・高橋寿光・河合　望・吉村作治
Preliminary Report on the Conservation Work at North-West Saqqara in 2014 and 2015 Seasons
(in Japanese with English summary)
…Hiroko KARIYA, Hiroyuki KASHIWAGI, Kazumitsu TAKAHASHI, Nozomu KAWAI and Sakuji YOSHIMURA
第12次アブ・シール南丘陵遺跡調査において出土した集団埋葬墓人骨の人類学的分析（予報）
…坂上和弘・馬場悠男・平田和明
Report on the Study of Human Skeletal Remains from the Multiple Burial
in Northwest Saqqara, Egypt -Preliminary report- (in Japanese with English summary)
…Kazuhiro SAKAUE, Hisao BABA and Kazuaki HIRATA
非破壊オンサイト蛍光X線分析によるアブ・シール南丘陵遺跡集団埋葬墓出土遺物の化学的特性化
…阿部善也・大越あや・内沼美弥・扇谷依李
Chemical Characterization of Artifacts Excavated from an Intact Multiple Burial at Northwest Saqqara
by Nondestructive Onsite X-ray Fluorescence Analysis (in Japanese with English summary)
…Yoshinari ABE, Aya OKOSHI, Miya UCHINUMA and Eri OGIDANI
エジプト　ダハシュール北遺跡調査報告―第22次調査―
…吉村作治・矢澤　健・近藤二郎・柏木裕之・竹野内恵太・山崎世理愛
Preliminary Report on the Waseda University Excavations at Dahshur North: Twenty-Second Season
(in Japanese with English summary)
…Sakuji YOSHIMURA, Ken YAZAWA, Jiro KONDO, Hiroyuki KASHIWAGI, Keita TAKENOUCHI and Seria YAMAZAKI
第8次ルクソール西岸アル＝コーカ地区調査概報
…近藤二郎・吉村作治・菊地敬夫・柏木裕之・河合　望・高橋寿光・竹野内恵太・福田莉紗
Preliminary Report on the Eighth Season of the Work at al-Khokha Area in the Theban Necropolis
by the Waseda University Egyptian Expedition (in Japanese with English summary)
…Jiro KONDO, Sakuji YOSHIMURA, Takao KIKUCHI, Hiroyuki KASHIWAGI, Nozomu KAWAI, Kazumitsu TAKAHASHI, Keita TAKENOUCHI and Risa FUKUDA
【論文】
エジプト先王朝時代ネケンにおける石製容器の穿孔法－石器使用痕観察と穿孔実験からの推定－
…長屋憲慶
Stone Vessel Drilling Method at Predynastic Nekhen, Hierakonpolis:Perspectives from Use-wear Trace Analysis and Experimental Drilling. (in Japanese with English summary)
…Kazuyoshi NAGAYA
【研究ノート】
古代エジプトの親族名称研究の現状と課題
…齋藤久美子
Current Status and Issues of Kinship Terminology in Ancient Egypt
(in Japanese with English summary)
…Kumiko SAITO
図像資料からみたエジプト中王国時代の装身具研究序論
…山崎世理愛
Introduction to a Study on Personal Adornments of the Middle Kingdom in Ancient Egypt
through the Iconographic Analysis (in Japanese with English summary)
…Seria YAMAZAKI
【動向】
埃及学指南のための覚書
…河合　望
Note on the current research tools for Egyptology (in Japanese)
…Nozomu KAWAI
【活動報告】2015年度　日本エジプト学会活動報告 2015年　エジプト調査概要
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エジプト学研究第21号（2015-1） [一括ダウンロード(20MB)]
The Journal of Egyptian Studies Vol.21, 2015
序文…吉村 作治
【調査報告】2014年　太陽の船プロジェクト　活動報告
…黒河内宏昌・吉村作治
Report of the Activity in 2014, Project of the Solar Boat
(in Japanese with English summary)
…Hiromasa KUROKOCHI and Sakuji YOSHIMURA
第7次ルクソール西岸アル＝コーカ地区調査概報
…近藤二郎・吉村作治・河合　望・菊地敬夫・柏木裕之・竹野内恵太・福田莉紗
Preliminary Report on the Seventh Season of the Work at al-Khokha Area in the Theban Necropolis
by the Waseda University Egyptian Expedition (in Japanese with English summary)
…Jiro KONDO, Sakuji YOSHIMURA, Nozomu KAWAI, Takao KIKUCHI, Hiroyuki KASHIWAGI, Keita TAKENOUCHI and Risa FUKUDA
【特別寄稿論文】年輪年代学とエジプト学
…ピアース ポール クリースマン・ジェフリー Ｓ ディーン
Dendrochronology and Egyptology (in Japanese with English summary)
…Pearce Paul CREASMAN and Jeffrey S. DEAN
【研究ノート】中王国時代の装身具利用からみた埋葬習慣の地域性
…山崎世理愛
Regional Variability of Personal Adornments and Burial Customs in the Middle Kingdom
(in Japanese with English summary)
…Seria YAMAZAKI
【修士・卒業論文概要】エジプト先王朝時代における石製品研究 ―その生産と流通からみた地域統合過程の変遷を中心に―
…竹野内恵太 「古代テーベとそのネクロポリス（The Ancient Thebes and its Necropolis）」における 遺跡の保存と活用
…福田莉紗 古代エジプト古王国時代から第一中間期における王権観
…松永修平
【活動報告】2014年度　早稲田大学エジプト学会活動報告 2014年　エジプト調査概要
編集後記…近藤 二郎
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エジプト学研究第20号（2014-1）　 [一括ダウンロード(39MB)]
The Journal of Egyptian Studies Vol.20, 2014
序文…吉村 作治
【調査報告】2013年　太陽の船プロジェクト　活動報告
…黒河内宏昌・吉村作治
Report of the Activity in 2013, Project of the Solar Boat
(in Japanese with English summary)
…Hiromasa KUROKOCHI and Sakuji YOSHIMURA
エジプト　ダハシュール北遺跡発掘調査報告－第19次発掘調査－
…吉村作治・矢澤　健・近藤二郎・西本真一・和田浩一郎
Preliminary Report on the Waseda University Excavations at Dahshur North: Nineteenth Season
(in Japanese with English summary)
…Sakuji YOSHIMURA, Ken YAZAWA, Jiro KONDO, Shinichi NISHIMOTO and Koichiro WADA
第6次ルクソール西岸アル＝コーカ地区調査概報
…近藤二郎・吉村作治・柏木裕之・河合　望・高橋寿光
Preliminary Report on the Sixth Season of the Work at al-Khokha Area in the Theban Necropolis by the Waseda University Egyptian Expedition (in Japanese with English summary)
…Jiro KONDO, Sakuji YOSHIMURA, Hiroyuki KASHIWAGI, Nozomu KAWAI and Kazumitsu TAKAHASHI
【論文】エジプト先王朝時代の穿孔技術に関する実験考古学的研究－フリント製小型ドリルの切削能力と形状変化の観察－
…長屋憲慶
An Experimental Approach to the Drilling Technology in the Predynastic Period: Cutting Capability and Reduction Patterns of Flint Micro-drills (in Japanese with English summary)
…Kazuyoshi NAGAYA
【研究ノート】クシュの碑文を母系制として読む－即位の記録と「アララとアメン・ラーの契約」－
…齋藤久美子
Reading the Kushite Texts in the Matrilineal Context: Enthronement Records and the Covenant between Alara and Amen-Re (in Japanese with English summary)
…Kumiko SAITO
エジプト先王朝時代における石製容器の地域性
…竹野内恵太
Regional Variation of Stone Vessels in Predynastic Egypt (in Japanese with English summary)
…Keita TAKENOUCHI
オブジェクト・フリーズ（frise d'objets）と出土遺物の比較－装身具およびアミュレットを中心に－
…山崎世理愛
Comparison between the frise d’objets and Burial Goods: Focused on the Ornaments and Amulets (in Japanese with English summary)
…Seria YAMAZAKI
【動向】争乱の中の大エジプト博物館建設と文化財保存修復をめぐる国際協力
…高木規矩郎
【活動報告】2013年度　早稲田大学エジプト学会活動報告 2013年　エジプト調査概要
編集後記…近藤 二郎
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エジプト学研究第19号（2013-1）　 [一括ダウンロード(25MB)]
The Journal of Egyptian Studies Vol.19, 2013
序文…吉村 作治
【調査報告】2012年　太陽の船プロジェクト　活動報告
…黒河内宏昌・吉村作治
Report of the Activity in 2012, Project of the Solar Boat (in Japanese with English summary)
…Hiromasa KUROKOCHI and Sakuji YOSHIMURA
エジプト　ダハシュール北遺跡発掘調査報告－第18次発掘調査－
…吉村作治・矢澤　健・近藤二郎・西本真一
Preliminary Report on the Waseda University Excavations at Dahshur North: Eighteenth Season (in Japanese with English summary)
…Sakuji YOSHIMURA, Ken YAZAWA, Jiro KONDO and Shinichi NISHIMOTO
第3期アメンヘテプ3世王墓壁画保存修復プロジェクト概報
…吉村作治・西坂朗子・高橋寿光
Report on the Conservation Work on the Wall Paintings in the Royal Tomb of Amenophis III (KV 22) (in Japanese with English summary)
…Sakuji YOSHIMURA, Akiko NISHISAKA, and Kazumitsu TAKAHASHI
アメンヘテプ3世王墓壁画に使用された顔料の化学分析
…高橋寿光・西坂朗子・阿部善也・中村彩奈・中井　泉・吉村作治
Chemical Analysis of the Pigments Used in the Wall Paintings of the Royal Tomb of Amenophis III (in Japanese with English summary)
…Kazumitsu TAKAHASHI, Akiko NISHISAKA, Yoshinari ABE, Ayana NAKAMURA, Izumi NAKAI and Sakuji YOSHIMURA
アメンヘテプ3世の石棺蓋の保存修復作業概報
…吉村作治・苅谷浩子・西坂朗子・高橋寿光
Report of the Conservation of Sarcophagus Lid of Amenophis III (in Japanese with English summary)
…Sakuji YOSHIMURA, Hiroko KARIYA, Akiko NISHISAKA, and Kazumitsu TAKAHASHI
第5次ルクソール西岸アル＝コーカ地区調査概報
…近藤二郎・吉村作治・柏木裕之・河合　望・高橋寿光
Preliminary Report on the Fifth Season of the Work at al-Khokha Area in the Theban Necropolis by the Waseda University Egyptian Expedition (in Japanese with English summary)
…Jiro KONDO, Sakuji YOSHIMURA, Hiroyuki KASHIWAGI, Nozomu KAWAI and Kazumitsu TAKAHASHI
エジプト国家形成期の集落址調査－ヒエラコンポリス遺跡HK11Cにおける近年の発掘調査－
…馬場匡浩
Excavating Settlement site in the era of Ancient Egyptian State Formation: Recent Excavations at HK11C, Hierakonpolis (in Japanese with English summary)
…Masahiro BABA
【論文・研究ノート】ナイル川下流域における石製容器の出現と展開に関する一考察－模倣と技術からみたその系譜－
…竹野内恵太
Some Remarks on the early development of the Stone Vessels in the Nile Valley (in Japanese with English summary)
…Keita TAKENOUCHI
【卒業論文概要】ナイル川下流域における石製容器からみた初期国家形成の様相 －先王朝時代から第１王朝時代を対象として－
…竹野内恵太
古代エジプト・建造物の天井に残されたネクベト画像の考察
…大橋陽子
【活動報告】2012年度　早稲田大学エジプト学会活動報告 2012年　エジプト調査概要
編集後記…近藤 二郎
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エジプト学研究第18号（2012-1）　 [一括ダウンロード(9.7MB)]
The Journal of Egyptian Studies Vol.18, 2012
序文…吉村 作治
【調査報告】第4次ルクソール西岸アル＝コーカ地区調査概報
…近藤二郎・吉村作治・菊地敬夫・柏木裕之・河合　望・西坂朗子・高橋寿光
Preliminary Report on the Fourth Season of the Work at al-Khokha Area in the Theban Necropolis
by the Waseda University Egyptian Expedition (in Japanese with English summary)
…KONDO, J., YOSHIMURA, S., KIKUCHI, T., KASHIWAGI, H., KAWAI, N., NISHISAKA, A., and TAKAHASHI, K.
エジプト ダハシュール北遺跡発掘調査報告－第16次・第17次発掘調査－
…吉村作治・矢澤　健・近藤二郎・馬場匡浩・西本真一・柏木裕之・秋山淑子
Preliminary Report on the Waseda University Excavations at Dahshur North:
Sixteenth and Seventeenth Seasons (in Japanese with English summary)
…YOSHIMURA, S., YAZAWA, K., KONDO, J., BABA, M., NISHIMOTO, S., KASHIWAGI, H. and AKIYAMA, Y.
2011年太陽の船プロジェクト活動報告
…黒河内宏昌・吉村作治
Report of the Activity in 2011, Project of the Solar Boat (in Japanese with English summary)
…KUROKOCHI, H. and YOSHIMURA, S.
【論文・研究ノート】両面加工石器製作の生産体制について ―ヒエラコンポリス遺跡エリート墓地出土資料の分析から―
…長屋憲慶
Bifacial Flint Production Groups in the Predynastic Egypt:
Analysis of finds from Elite Cemetery at Hierakonpolis (in Japanese with English summary)
…NAGAYA, K.
【卒業論文概要】岩窟墓の形態変化とアマルナ時代の影響
…熊崎真司
【活動報告】2011年度　早稲田大学エジプト学会活動報告 2011年　エジプト調査概要
編集後記…近藤 二郎
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A Survey of the Archaeology of the Sasanian Period during the past three decades

Author:

Ali Mousavi, Los Angeles County Museum of Art

A large number of monuments, buildings, rock reliefs, inscriptions, and collections of coins and manuscripts have formed our present image of Sasanian history and culture. The history of the Sasanian empire can be easily written and understood without having resort to archaeological fieldwork. In this regard, the best example is Arthur Christensen’s history of the Sasanians, l’Iran sous les Sassanides, which was published in 1936 in Copenhagen, a masterpiece that has always been an indispensable source of information for historians and archaeologists. In contrast, the investigation of material culture in the Sasanian period essentially depends on archaeological remains and artifacts. ... READ MORE

Sasanian Vaults

Author:

Morvarid Mazhari Motlagh, Tarbiat Modaress University, Tehran

There is no information available on the history of architecture and construction of vaults in the structure of buildings: however with men leaving the caves and establishing buildings it should have some applications in the past. Among the primitive vaults in the Iranian architecture we can mention the mass grave of Teppe Ahar in Haft Tappeh within the ancient time of the art of the medieval Elam about 1400 B.C. and the temple (Ziggurat) of Choghazanbil in the town of Dor-Antash (12th, 13th centuries B.C.) in Khuzestan province. Meanwhile, a Median fortress has been discovered at the Noushijan valley, near Hamedan which has a fireplace with a veranda and oval and barrel vaults constructed on the basis of technical and mathematical principles (Zomarshidi, 1994: 3-4). ... READ MORE

Archaeological Excavations in the So-Called “Palace of Sāsān” at Sarvestān, Fars

Author:

Ali-Reza Askari Chāverdi, University of Shiraz, Iran

Sarvestān is a township en route from Shirāz to Dārāb. This township serves as the first reststop along the route from Shirāz to eastern Fārs, some 65 km to the east of Shirāz. Both Shirāz and Sarvestān are located in one the more fertile NW‐SE plains in the southern Zagros Mountains. The large Mahārlou Lake (also known as the “Salt Lake”) is located in the middle of this plain. The water from streams in Shiraz flow into the northern parts of the latter lake. The Mahārlou Lake divides the plain into two northern and southern parts. The city of Shirāz is located in the northern half and the township of Sarvestān in the southern part, some 20 km to the southeast of the Lake. ... READ MORE

Sasanians in the Persian Gulf According to Archaeological Data

Author:

Farhang Khademi Nadooshan; Seyyed Mehdi Mousavi; H. Tofighian

Archaeological investigations in the northern coast of the Persian Gulf and in few sites in Khuzistan have yielded evidence for the use of amphorae in Iran, in the Parthian and Sasanian period, in burials as well as trade. No evidence for production centers of amphorae in Iran has yet been found. Nonetheless, given the paucity of excavations and surveys on the coastal regions of Iran and the lack of chemical analysis of the available evidence, the possibility that at least some of the consumed amphorae where made locally must not be ruled out. The amphorae found in these southern regions are mainly of “Torpedo” type. The present paper summarizes the most significant finds of amphorae in the ancient ports of Persian Gulf including discoveries in the course of underwater investigations of Rig Port in 2001.   ... READ MORE

New Finds from a Parthian-Sasanian City near the Persian Gulf: “Korān”

Author:

Mohammad Bagher Vosoughi

Translated by:

Greg Watson

The fall of the Achaemenid Empire at the hands of Alexander of Macedonia involved destructive consequences for the Province of Fars. As the homeland of the Achaemenids, Fars was of special significance and suffered repeated attacks from Alexander and his successors. The Achaemenid capital and royal palaces were burnt to the ground and those of princely rank were scattered. At the same time the particular geographical position of “Pārs” was an obstacle to the unimpeded power of Alexander and his replacements. Although the northern strip of the province was under the direct rule of the Selucids, historical evidence indicates that in the third century before Christ, regional power-brokers in the south of Pārs gained a relative degree of independence.   ... READ MORE

Julian: A Newly Discovered Fire-Temple in Ābdānān

Author:

Yaghobb Mohammadidar, Bu Ali Sina University; Abbāss Motarjem

Translated by:

Greg Watson

The highland district of Ābdānān is located in the southern portion of Ilam province. It is dominated by the mountain of Kabir‐Kuh which stands over it like a massive wall. In 2001, a team from the Archaeological Department of Bu‐Ali Sina University conducted a regional survey of this area. In total, 51 archeological sites were identified during this ground‐breaking survey. The site of the city of Julian is one of the most remarkable of these. The newly‐discovered Julian chahartaq is a fire temple belonging to the Sasanid era. Like many other fire temples of that time, Julian was built with stone and plaster mortar. This chahartaq is the surviving part of the heart of a larger structure, and consists of four stone wall and piers of different sizes surrounded by an ambulatory passageway. ... READ MORE

The Chahar Taqi Complex of Naqar-e Khan-e (مجموعه چھارطاقی نقاره خانه)

Author:

Forouzan Shadrouh, Islamic Azad University, Abhar, Iran; Milad Vandaee, Islamic Azad University, Hamadan, Iran

ميلاد وندائی, عضو باشگاه پژوھشگران جوان دانشگاه آزاد اسلامی واحد ھمدان فروزان شادروح, دانشگاه آزاد اسلامی واحد ابھر چھارطاقی ھا آثاری مذھبی از دوره ی ساسانيان( 224-651.م) ھستند که در داخل و خارج مرزھای امروزی ايران قابل پيگيری می باشند. خواستگاه اصلی خاندان ساسانی استان فارس بوده و اين مھم باعث گرديد که تا   انقراض آنان اين منطقه موقعيت سياسی - مذھبی خود را حفظ کند، بر ھمين اساس آثار بسياری به ويژه مذھبی در اين منطقه ساخته شد که تعدادی از آنان تا امروز برای ما باقی مانده اند. طی يک بررسی خصوصی نگارندگان موفق به شناسايی  20  مجموعه چھارطاقی پيرامون ... READ MORE

Markings on Rocks from the Sasanian Period at Behistun (سنگھای تراش خورده و نشان حجاران دورۀ ساسانی در محوطه پارتی بيستون)

Author:

Sajad Alibeigi, Islamic Azad University, Hamadan, Iran

سجاد علیبيگی بخشي از مجموعه تاريخي فرھنگي بيستون در برگيرندۀ مجموعهاي كم نظير از بقاياي بناھاي گوناگون دورۀ ساساني و مصالح پراكندۀ وابسته به آنھاست. قسمتھايي از مجموعه شامل كارگاهھاي عظيم سنگتراشي و پراكندگي قابل توجھي از سنگھاي مكعب مستطيل تراش خورده است. اغلب اين سنگھا دارای علائم مختلف است که در سطح صاف شدۀ سنگ حک شدهاند ...READ MORE

Siāh-Kal: A Newly Discovered Chahar Taq in Zarneh of the Ilam Province

Author:

Mohammad-Javad Jafari; Milad Vandaee, Islamic Azad University, Hamadan, Iran

Mapping and studying religious monuments of each period, beyond the scale of single sites, sheds light on several social, cultural, and political aspects of the period under study. Given the significance of Zoroastrianism as the state religion in the Sasanian period, mapping and studying Sasanian Zoroastrian monuments form a fundamental component of our understanding of various aspects of the Sasanian Empire. What follows is a report on the recently mapped Chahar Taq of Siāh Kal, part of an ongoing project of mapping Sasanian religious monuments. The term Chahar Taq refers to the central domed space in the Zoroastrian fire temples of Sasanian and Early Islamic period. The text survived from the Sasanian period report on the construction of Chahar Taqs under the patronage of kings and elites. ... 

Siraf Archeological Report

Author:

Soma Khakzad

Historical sources inform us of the significance of maritime activity in the history of ancient Persia. Certain phases of the maritime history of ancient Persia are in particular highlighted in the sources at our disposal, for example the account of the Salamis wars between the Persia and the Greece in the Achaemenid period or the account of the sea trade between Persia and Far East in the Sasanian and early Islamic Periods (Casson 1971; Hasan 1928). We know that the Silk Road passed through the northern coast of the Persian Gulf (Casson 1991) and we know of several ancient ports on this route, such as Kong, Gonāweh, Lengeh, Qeshm, etc (Ra’in 1371).

The Architecture and Status of Iranian Temples in the Sasanian Era

Author:

Ehsan Tahmasbi, Islamic Azad University, Sarvestan, Iran

The present work describes a historical study of Iranian temples in the Sasanian era. The most important questions addressed here are on the way the rituals were performed, the status and significance of the temples in this era and the previous empires as well as architectural arrangement and the most important spaces of these temples mostly referred to as fire temples. Toward this end, first, the most important characteristics of Iranian society in the Sasanian era including the relationship between religion and government and status of the clergy among social classes are studied. Then, the status of temples in that era including the ceremonies and events held in the buildings are addressed. In the third section, architectural arrangement of the Parthian temples will be examined and in the final section, the Sasanian temples, mostly fire temples, are explored. The results indicated that both religious ceremonies including prayers before the sacred fire and ritual festivals and imperial rituals were celebrated in the fire temples. Main spaces of famous fire temples are: Eyvan, dome chamber, and courtyard arranged in a row on an axis.

Sar-Gandāb

Author:

Yaghobb Mohammadidar, Bu Ali Sina University

Sar‐Gandāb is located in the western part of Iran, in the Zagros Mountains, close to the border between the provinces of Ilam and Lorestan (Fig1). The geographical coordinates of the sites are 33°30’21.17″N, 46°53’44.29″E. Sar‐Gandāb is 36 km northeast of Seymareh Dam, as the crew flies (Fig2). It is possible that the strategic significance of the site in antiquity was more than what present conditions suggest: Sar‐Gandāb is located on a natural northwest‐southeast passage through a narrow valley of Zagros. At some locations, valley is as narrow as three kilometers. But, at the vicinity of Sar‐Gandāb, the valley widens and reaches a maximum width of four kilometers (Fig3). Water is abundant. In addition to the River Seymareh, a Sulphur spring originates near the site and its water is used for irrigated agriculture (Fig6).

Qalāt/Qobad Fort: A Sasanian-Islamic Fort in Kavār, Southeast of Shiraz

Author:

Parsa Ghasemi; Maryam Esmaili; Greg Watson

The county of Kavār is located about 50 km southeast of Shiraz, on one of the old caravan routes between Shiraz, the Persian Gulf and the east regions of Iran. An archaeological survey of the Tasūj sub-district of Kavār was undertaken by Parsa Ghasemi in the winter of 2012. Thirty four archaeological sites were identified. One of the most important sites proved to be the fort of Qalāt or Qobād, on the Mount Qalāt, southwest of the Mahārlū Lake, between Sarvestān and Kavār. Surface finds suggest that the fort was in use from the Sasanian (3rd-7th centuries CE) to the Early and Middle Islamic period (7th-12th centuries CE). This paper summarizes the results of the survey of the Qalāt Fort.

The Northernmost Zoroastrian Fire-Temple in the World

Author:

Touraj Daryaee, University of California, Irvine

The Caucasus is a land of diverse population and beliefs. Today, Christians, Muslims, Jews, and Yazidis live in cities and villages in the valleys and gorges of the region. One religion that had a strong impact on ancient Armenia, Georgia, and the Republic of Azerbijan was Zoroastrianism. While the sources and views of Zoroastrianism are mainly from its homeland, Iran, Zoroastrianism also flourished in the Caucasus in conjunction with the local, native religions of the region. Kartveli or Georgia was converted to Christianity in the fourth century CE. The traditional date given for this momentous event in the history of Georgia is 337 CE. According to Christian sources, King Mirian (Mihran) converted from “paganism,” but a closer look at the sources suggests that the king and the people of ancient Georgia were worshipers of Ohrmazd (Ahura Mazda).

A Study of the Imagery and Place of Women in the Sasanian Period: Sigillographic Evidence

Author:

Mohadese Malekān, College of Art and Architecture, Bu-Ali Sina University Hamedan, Iran; Yaghōb Mohammadifar, College of Art and Architecture, Bu-Ali Sina University Hamedan, Iran

Translated by:

Greg Watson

An important source for the history of certain periods is the seals and sealings that date from them. This applies especially to the Sasanian period of Iranian history, from which only a relatively slight corpus of epigraphic material has survived. A certain proportion of the thousands of seals we have from this period are associated with women. Studying these seals may offer researchers interesting insights into the place of women in Sasanian society. Of course, the practice of representing images of women on seals has long antecedents, and on Sasanian seals, the only evidence that enables us to identify the owner of a seal as a woman, with any degree of certainty, is the existence of a female name in the accompanying inscription.The majority of seals bearing an image of a woman also have an inscription in the Pahlavi script where the name is a compound that includes the suffix dukht, meaning „lady‟ or „daughter‟. The image of a woman accompanied by a female name on a seal suggests that woman‟s individual autonomy, right to property ownership, and possibly, sometimes, some sort of official administrative position or post held by that woman.

The Tang-e Qandil Bas-Relief: A Reconsideration

Author:

Milād Vandāee, Department of Archaeology, Hamedan Branch, Islamic Azad University, Hamedan, Iran

Translated by:

Greg Watson

The Sasanian bas-relief in the Qandil Gorge, is one that has been the subject of much debate in the archaeological community over the identities of the individuals represented in it. The work itself is one of the least accessible examples of Sasanian art, and was the last of its type to come to the attention of archaeologists. This paper is the outcome of three investigations conducted by the author in the years 2008, 2009 and 2012, which were presented in a Persian article titled “A Review of the Depiction of Narseh in Sasanian Pictorial Bas-Reliefs”, published in volume one of the book Sasanian Pictorial Bas-Reliefs I written by this author, which compared the Tang-e Qandil relief with representations in the Barm-e Dilak I and Naghsh-e Rostam VIII reliefs (Vandāii, 2013). The current paper first considers the location of the relief and its dimensions. It then briefly describes the composition and discusses the varying understandings of different scholars. The paper concludes with this writer‟s own considered view of the identities of the figures depicted in the work.

A Concise Report on Some Newly Found Sasanian Sites in Kazerun

Author:

Sirus Barfi; Mosaib Amiri; Soodabeh Malekzadeh; Touraj Daryaee

Archeological surveys conducted in the valley of Kazerun show that this plane is one of the areas in Fars that has enjoyed human interest since prehistoric times, especially the Neolithic period which gained profound importance during the Sasanian era. The establishment of the city of Bishapur, ordered by Shapur I is one of the reasons pertaining to this planes rise in importance. In the summer of 2005, the monuments and remnants of the Kazerun plane were studied and prepared to be registered. Ultimately registration dossiers were provided for some of the findings. Among the identified remnants and findings were some Sasanian areas which have not yet been introduced.

Gompu: A Neglected and Remote Sasanian Dam

Author:

Mohammad Jafar Malekzadeh

Translated by:

Soodabeh Malekzadeh

Local people know this dam by the name of Gompu. Gompu is constructed in a tight and deep valley situated in Mount Bol[1], Lārestan, Fārs, Iran. This specific choice of name can be related to the Persian word gomp. In the majority of the dialects of Fārs, gomp or γomp means a natural pond or pool no matter what the size, and makes complete sense as we see that down the valley where the dam is located, there is a pond or gomp that is in fact a more or less round pool with stone walls[2]. Water flows into the stone pool both from the river bed and from water seeping into it from below, which leaves the pool full of water even months after the flood has subsided. Water flows from south-east to north-west in the valley and the axis of the dam is at right angle to the flow direction.

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[1]Bol in Middle Persian means “high”.

[2] Some neighboring villages consider the stone pool downstream of the dam as a more or less sacred site with healing powers. Still to this day locals take the aged or the ill to the pool to bathe, and hopefully be healed.

The Evolution of Religious Architecture in the Sasanian Period

Author:

Ali Hozhabri; Editor: Milad Vandaee

Translated by:

Greg Watson

The chahārtāgh – meaning „four arches‟ – was the most distinctive and emblematic religious architectural form produced in ancient Iran, particularly in the Sasanian period (ca. 224-650 CE). It is a true Iranian national architectural symbol (Godard 1371/1992: 78). The essential architectural plan of the chahārtāgh was a form much employed for religious buildings of Iran in the pre-Islamic period and after, either in standalone form or as an element of a larger complex (Neyestāni et. al, 1391/2012: 173). The chahārtāgh is a symmetrical architectural form on a square plan with four corner piers that form the pillars for the arches and support a domed roof.

بررسی باستان شناسی منطقه پاکوه نایین: مطالعه موردی آثار ساسانی محوطه شیرکوه

Author:

علمدار علیان, کارشناس ارشد اداره کل میراث فرهنگی، صنایع دستی و گردشگری استان اصفهان; عادله دینلی, کارشناس ارشد باستان شناسی

چکیده

منطقه پاکوه نایین با وسعتی معادل 30000 هکتار در 30 کیلومتری شمالغرب شهرستان نایین واقع شده و به دلیل وجود شرایط زیست محیطی مساعد جهت رشد رستنی ها و زیست گونه های متعدد حیوانی، بالقوه واجد شرایط شکل گیری جوامع متعدد انسانی در گذر زمان بوده است، بر همین اساس بررسی باستان شناسی منطقه مزبور با هدف شناسایی کلیه آثار فرهنگی منطقه صورت پذیرفت که منجر به شناسایی محوطه شیرکوه، بناهای ساسانی وابسته آن و ساختارهای معماری اسلامی منطقه گردید. افزون بر این منتج بررسی سیستماتیک محوطه شیرکوه کشف 9 قطعه سفال جلینگی استاندارد اشکانی برای اولین بار در استان اصفهان بود.

کلید واژگان:شیرکوه، پاکوه، نایین، چهارطاقی، سفال جلینگی، ساسانیان.

بهرام دوم در گویوم و برم دلک

Author:

Milad Vandaee

شاهنشاهی ساسانیان(224- 651.م) را مي‌توان يكي از پررونق‌ترين و طلايي‌ترين دوران‌هاي فرهنگ، هنر و معماري در تاريخ و باستان‌شناسي ايران دانست. نقوش برجسته‌ي اين دوره يكي از هنرهاي مهم و نمادین است كه عموماً كاربردي سلطنتي دارد، و تنها توسط خاندان ساسانی اجازه ی استفاده از این سبک هنری وجود داشته است. اما در دوران بهرام دوم، فضای استفاده از این هنر کمی بازتر می شود و ما می توانیم انعطاف هنری آن را بیشتر مشاهده کنیم، هر چند پس از مرگ بهرام دوم، دیگر چنین اتفاقی رخ نمی دهد. نگارنده طي سه بررسي خصوصي در سالهاي 1387 ، 1389 و 1390  در منطقه‌ي فارس، كرمانشاه و سلماس از تمامي نقوش اين دوران ديدن كرده و سعي در بازبيني و تدوين اين نقوش داشته‌ام. هدف ما در این مقاله شناسایی هویت شاهان موجود در دو نقش برجسته ی گویوم و برم دلک دو است، و تلاش بر آن داریم تا هنرمند و سبک هنری آن را بهتر بازشناسیم، در این میان به طور اختصار نیز سخنی از نقش برجسته برم دلک سه انجام خواهد گرفت.

SEA-L 4.

Vilmos László: A korai görög társadalom és a polis. Pécs, 2014.ISBN: 978-963-642-591-3

SEA-L 3.

János Everling: Materials for the Study of First Millennium B.C. Babylonian Texts. Volume 1. Chronological List of Babylonian Texts from the First Millennium B.C. Babylonia. Pécs, 2013. (Pécs, 2000)ISBN 978-963-642-508-1

SEA-L 2.

János Everling: Maisons babyloniennes au Ier millénaire avant J.-C. Pécs, 2013. (PhD-dissertation 2004)ISBN 978-963-642-507-4

SEA-L 1.

Szabó Géza: A dunántúli urnamezős kultúra fémművessége - az archaeometallurgiai vizsgálatok tükrében. Pécs, 2013. (Kandidátusi értekezés 1997)English summary includedISBN 978-963-642-506-7

 And see AWOL's Alphabetical List of Open Access Monograph Series in Ancient Studies

La rivista ὅρμος, nata nel 1999, mantiene intatta, nella nuova veste elettronica, le finalità che ne hanno, sin qui, orientato l’itinerario scientifico e alle quali rinvia il titolo. Con “porto” vogliamo significare, infatti, non solo le aperture a tematiche di ampio respiro su molteplici aspetti dell’antico mondo mediterraneo, la cui esplorazione in senso interdisciplinare è stata da sempre affidata a studiosi di alto profilo scientifico, ma anche l’accoglienza a contributi delle leve più giovani della ricerca storico-antica in tutte le sue articolazioni. ὅρμος è anche la sede scientifica delle attività del dottorato di ricerca in “Storia della Sicilia e del Mediterraneo antico”. La rivista è aperta alla pubblicazione di contributi in cinque lingue (italiano, inglese, francese, tedesco e spagnolo). Ogni contributo proposto alla redazione è sottoposto alla lettura di due o più membri del comitato scientifico o di esperti esterni.

• Hormos. Ricerche di Storia Antica 1 n.s. 2008/2009
• Hormos.Ricerche di Storia Antica 2 n.s. 2010
• Hormos. Ricerche di Storia Antica 3 n. s. 2011
• Hormos. Ricerche di Storia Antica 4 n.s. 2012
• Hormos. Ricerche di Storia Antica 5 n.s. 2013 
• Hormos. Ricerche di Storia Antica 6 n.s. 2014
• Hormos. Ricerche di Storia Antica 7 n.s. 2015

La rivista Pan. Studi dell’Istituto di Filologia latina è stata fondata nel 1973 da Giusto Monaco, con l’intento di testimoniare un impegno di ricerca nell’ambito della Filologia classica e di contribuire all’affermarsi in sede scientifica dell’Istituto di Filologia latina, da poco costituitosi. Si proponeva coma una miscellanea di articoli e brevi saggi relativi alla letteratura latina e alle discipline ad essa affini, la cui periodicità non veniva fissata in partenza ma si faceva dipendere «dalla frequenza con cui si avesse qualcosa di concreto da dire in poche pagine». L’intitolazione Pan si doveva alla forte carica simbolica e semantica contenuta nel nome. Documentare la presenza a Palermo di un’attività scientifica nell’ambito della letteratura latina e promuovere una scuola attraverso un severo esercizio filologico, senza concessioni a facili e generici approcci, appaiono dunque come caratteristiche precipue che distinguono la rivista sin dalla nascita. Allievo, alla scuola Normale di Pisa, di Giorgio Pasquali, Giusto Monaco impresse una svolta di grande efficacia e serietà alla storia degli studi classici nell’Università di Palermo e attraverso le raccolte di Pan, da lui seguite con dedizione per circa venti anni, creò un centro di studi al quale afferirono giovani ricercatori, poi affermatisi, latinisti e filologi classici, medievisti, studiosi di letteratura cristiana antica e di teatro greco e latino, che trovarono nella rivista la sede cui destinare naturalmente i propri contributi. Il numero 11-12 comprende la silloge degli “Scritti minori” di Giusto Monaco, curata da Domenico Romano, come i successivi 13-14, a partire dai quali viene assunto il sottotitolo “Studi dell’Istituto di Filologia latina Giusto Monaco”, in omaggio al fondatore e ideatore della rivista, nel frattempo scomparso. Negli anni successivi, il numero unico 15-16 raccoglie gli studi in onore di Domenico Romano, dedicatigli dai docenti dell’Istituto di Filologia greca e di Filologia Latina: i numerosi contributi di Letteratura greca ivi compresi non rappresentano una novità, in quanto Pan è sempre stata una pubblicazione aperta all’intero campo della filologia classica. Il numero 17 contiene poi gli scritti minori di Cataldo Roccaro, valoroso medievista, docente di Storia della Letteratura latina medioevale presso l’Università di Palermo, prematuramente sottratto ala sua attività, cui è rivolta la Miscellanea di studi in memoria compresa nel numero 18-19. Quest’ultimo volume di circa 500 pagine si apre a contributi di vasto respiro, che coprono l’arco dei saperi relativi all’antichità, al medioevo e oltre. Da questo momento in poi la rivista si qualifica come “Studi del Dipartimento di Civiltà Euro-mediterranee e di Studi Classici, Cristiani, Bizantini, Medievali, Umanistici”, seguendo l’avvenuta trasformazione del precedente Istituto e arricchendo così il suo raggio d’azione verso diversi settori. Da questa data, il 2001, si dà anche una regolarità, attraverso una direzione, assunta da Gianna Petrone, un comitato di redazione, una segreteria ecc., cercando di mantenere, ove possibile, una scadenza annuale.

• Pan. Rivista di Filologia Latina 1 n.s. 2012 

• Pan. Rivista di Filologia Latina 2 n.s. 2013

• Pan Rivista di Filologia Latina 3 n.s. 2014

• Pan. Rivista di Filologia Latina 4 n.s. 2015

Benno Landsberger (Friedek 21 April 1890 - Chicago 26 April 1968), one of the forefathers of Assyriology and of Akkadian lexicography,  bequeathed his private library to the Institute of Archaeology at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. For many years now B. Landsberger's books make part of the library of Assyriology at the Institute of Archaeology in Jerusalem.

In April 2012, while taking account of material stored in the basement of the Institute of Archaeology, Nathan Wasserman found two boxes and identified them as containing B. Landsberger's estate – private letters, mss. of public lectures, some photos, and many notes and notebooks of his early days as a student in Leipzig –  totally unknown hitherto.

The material was collected and arranged by N.W. and parts of it were scanned for public reference (by Mijal Ribco).

In June 2012 Michael P. Streck went over the documents and prepared a preliminary catalogue of the estate.

As more archival documents and letters of B. Landsberger are found at the Altorientalisches Institut in Leipzig, M.P.S. and N.W. intend to publish the available personal material B. Landsberger in its entirety - from Jerusalem and from Leipzig - in the near future. [The correspondence of B. Landsberger with A. Goetze is kept at the Yale archives - information courtesy B. R. Foster].

The material presented in this site is for reference only.

(C) All rights of publication are reserved to The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, M. P. Streck, and N. Wasserman (who will gladly receive all comments and remarks).

(C) Professorenkatalog der Universität Leipzig

Introducing Nammu, Oracc's new ATF editor

Nammu is Oracc's new, platform-independent editing software for creating transliterations, lemmatisations and translations of cuneiform texts. It is being written for us by Raquel Alegre and Jens Nielsen of UCL's Research Software Development Team.

• Download the current release of Nammu
• Follow these installation instructions

If you are an existing Oracc content-creator and have been editing ATF in Emacs, that's all you need to do. You'll find that Nammu is an intuitive replacement for Emacs, and that you can use all the Oracc keyboard shortcuts as usual.

New to ATF?

If you haven't edited ATF before, you may also want to download:

• our keyboard for cuneiform transliteration
• and/or one or more unicode transliteration fonts

You should also read the online help pages on learning and using Oracc ATF and on lemmatising.
Do contact any one of the Oracc Steering Group (Eleanor, Jamie, Niek, or Steve) if you would like to have your own Oracc project space (which can be public or private, as you like).

Tips and tricks

Nammu now has all its core funcationality – you can edit real texts with it unproblematically -- but it is still under development. If you like you can join the oracc/nammu group on Github to:

• watch for new releases
• see which aspects of Nammu are currently being worked on, and
• most helpfully for us, report bugs and issues.

Here are some ease-of-use features that we're currently working to enhance:

• At the moment there is no line-wrapping, so you have to scroll across for long lines.
• Nor is there any search/replace facility yet — also coming soon, we hope.
• There's no split screen option yet, either, so for the moment I suggest that you create translations in your usual word processor as you lemmatise, then paste them into Nammu for validation when you finish. It works for me!

For more details see here.

More about Nammu

Nammu has some built-in help but you can also:

• watch a video of me using Nammu to edit a tablet from Tell Khaiber
• watch the whole video, in which I introduce Oracc and Tell Khaiber
• read Raquel's slides about the programming and principles behind Nammu
• ask any one of the Oracc Steering Group (Eleanor, Jamie, Niek, or Steve) for further help!

يعتبر بنك الأعلام العربي (أونوماستيكون أرابكوم) مشروع قاعدة معطيات طويل المدى. فهو يعرِّف في صيغته الحالية على الانترنت بأكثر من 15000 من علماء وأعلام الألفية الأولى، استخلصت سيرهم من كتب الطبقات والتراجم التي تمثل كنزا أصيلا للثقافة الإسلامية. كما يوفر بحثا متقاطعا يتم من خلاله استجواب مختلف عناصر الاسم العربي-الإسلامي والتواريخ والأماكن استجوابا منفصلا، مما يتيح إعادة بناء هوية الشخص المنشود وتعقب طرق نقل المعرفة مع العناية بالسياقات التاريخية 

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DQ	Dumyat al-qaṣr wa-ʻuṣrat ahl al-ʻaṣr
FT	Maʻālim al-ʻulamāʼ fī fihrist kutub al-šiʻa wa-asmāʼ al-muṣannifīn minhum qadīman wa-ḥadīthan: tatimmat Kitāb al-fihrist li-l-Shaykh Abī Ğaʿfar al-Ṭūsī
HQ	Ḫarīdat al-qaṣr wa-ğarīdat al-ʿaṣr (Damas)
HQ	Ḫarīdat al-qaṣr wa-ğarīdat al-ʿaṣr (Irak)
HQ	Ḫarīdat al-qaṣr wa-ğarīdat al-ʿaṣr (Maghreb)
IG	Ṭabaqāt al-aṭibbā’ wa-l-ḥukamā’
IU	Kitāb ʿuyūn al-anbā’ fī ṭabaqāt al-aṭibbā’
MU	Kitāb Maʿālim al-‘ulamā’
RN	Asmā’ al-Riğāl
SD	Šaḏarāt al-ḏahab fī aḫbār man ḏahab
SD1	Šaḏarāt al-ḏahab fī aḫbār man ḏahab
TY	Kitāb tatimmat al-Yatīma (mutammim al-aqsām al-ṯāliṯa al-ūlā min al-Yatīma)
UM	Nakt al-himyān fī nukat al-ʿumyān
UN	Ṭabaqāt al-umam
YT	Yatīmat al-dahr fī maḥāsin ahl al-ʿaṣr (volume 4)

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Kadmos is a peer-reviewed multi-disciplinary academic journal, published by Ilia State University (Tbilisi), which aims to challenge, provoke and excite thinking in the areas of the classics, literature and orature, linguistics, philosophy, cultural anthropology (ethnography, ethnology and mythology) and history (archeology). The journal appears annually and is sponsored by the Ilia State University. The editors welcome original contributions in the form of articles, reviews, notes from scholars in the humanities that will promote and foster its aims. The Journal’s Polemics section is intended to enhance debate between authors and the wider community. Polemics pieces can be mainly considered as responses to a published article, a shorter research note or report, or a commentary on research issues or professional practices. The Journal also contains a Reviews section.
The journal seeks to achieve the following objectives:

• To promote inter-disciplinary research in all areas of the humanities.
• To assist researchers at the pre-and post-doctorate levels, with a wealth of new and original material.
• To make ideas, topics, and processes in the humanities accessible to the interested public.

All research articles published in Research Section of the journal have undergone double-blind peer review, based on initial editor screening and anonymized refereeing by at least two anonymous referees. Where a call for papers is issued for Special Issues, submissions passed for review by the Issue Editor are subject to the same double-blind review process as submissions to Research Section.
All papers are expected to be original contributions and not previously published nor currently under consideration for publication elsewhere. The reviewing lasts at least 4 weeks and the final approval or rejection will be send to authors by the end of October.
Papers should be 10 to 21 type written pages in English or Georgian, including endnotes (see For Authors)
For more information please contact Scientific Secretary of the Journal, Elene Tatishvili at elene.tatishvili@iliauni.edu.ge

No 5 (2013): Kadmos

Table of Contents

Articles

Saint George the Hagiorite and the Roman Church	PDF
David Tinikashvili

The Humboldtian Concept of Language and Discourse as a Creative Act	PDF
Eliso Odikadze

Odysseus’s Journey to Georgia: On Translating Heroism	PDF
Ketevan Gurchiani

In Search of the Origins of Bronze Openwork Buckles from Georgia	PDF
Mariam Gabashvili

The Category of Version in Georgian Sign Language	PDF
Tamar Makharoblidze

Jocular Verbal Contests within a Group of Georgian Boys	PDF
Miranda Gobiani

Jubilee

Synchronic Zurab Kiknadze	PDF
Gigi Tevzadze

Professor Shushana Putkaradze’s Contribution to the Linguocultural Study of the Historical South-Western Part of Georgia	PDF
Iza Chantladze

Zurab Kiknadze	PDF
Nino Doborjginidze, Gigi Tevzadze, Iza Chantladze

“Thy youth is renewed like the eagle’s”	PDF
Nino Doborjginidze

Opinion

Sulkhan-Saba Orbeliani and the Teachings of the Catholic Church	PDF
Merab Ghaghanidze

What Celebration is Otsoba?	PDF
Tamaz Kochlamazashvili

William Shakespeare’s Cymbeline: Literary and Oral Narratives	PDF
Elene Gogiashvili

Responses

A New Apology of Job	PDF
Zurab Kiknadze

The 20th Century Georgian Orthodox Church	PDF
Nugzar Papuashvili

Do We Acquire or Lose? Reflections on Gigi Tevzadze's Pseudo-Baudrillard	PDF
Paata Chkheidze

Mother Tongue as the Basis of National Identity in Professor Guram Ramishvili’s Energeistic Theory of Language	PDF
Konstantin Bregadze

The Classics of the Philosophy of Freedom From Plato to Heidegger	PDF
Maka Lashkhia

Information

Report of an Archeological Exploration in Zeda Tsikhesoluri Village of Vani Municipality	PDF
Guram Kipiani, Madona Mshvildadze

Ethnomusicological Expedition to Dedoplistskaro	PDF
Tamaz Gabisonia

Presentation

The Online Corpus of The Knight in the Panther’s Skin	PDF
Irina Lobzhanidze

Reviews

Gottfried Merzbacher, On the Ethnography of Eastern Georgian Highlands	PDF
Khvtiso Mamisimedishvili

Gigi Khornauli. The Realm of Sunny Belief (Folklore materials reflecting beliefs and services to icons and shrines), Intellect, Tbilisi, 2013, 607 pp.	PDF
Khvtiso Mamisimedishvili

Irine Asatiani. Laz Dictionary, Artanuji publishers, Tbilisi, 2012, 402 pp.	PDF
Maia Lomia

Irine Asatiani. Laz (Chan) Texts, Artanuji publishers, Tbilisi, 2012, 40 pp.	PDF
Maia Lomia

Maia Lomia. Rusudan Gersamia. Interlinear Morpheme-by-Morpheme Glossing (morphological analysis of Mingrelian texts), 168 pp.	PDF
Zurab Kiknadze

Maia Lomia, Rusudan Gersamia, Mingrelian Texts, 199 pp.	PDF
Zurab Kiknadze

Nugzar Papuashvili. Aus der jüngsten Vergangenheit der georgischen orthodoxen Kirche – Die Erneuerung der Autokephalie und die Reformen. Drei kirchenhistorische Studien mit einführendem Aufsatz und Beilagen	PDF
Tamar Chumburidze

Konstantine Bregadze. Georgian Modernism, Tbilisi, Meridiani, 2013, 435 pp.	PDF
Gaga Lomidze

Kakha Katsitadze. Existence and Madness, Georgian Biographical Centre, Tbilisi, 2013, 262 pp.	PDF
Zurab Kiknadze

Joseph Naveh. The Development of the Aramaic Script. Translated from English, introduced and commented by Elene Giunashvili. Ilia	PDF
Levan Kiknavelidze

Obituaries

Karl Horst Schmidt (1929-2012)	PDF
Winfried Boeder

Ariane Chanturia (1925-2013)	PDF
Zurab Kiknadze

Founded in Rome in 1966 at the Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche (CNR), Studi Micenei ed Egeo-Anatolici (SMEA) is the most important Italian journal, and one of the most important at an international level, for the history and archaeology of the Aegean basin and the Eastern Mediterranean in the Bronze and the Early Iron Age. While originally part of the Incunabula Graeca series, since 1992 SMEA has acquired an autonomous status.

As a result of a major restructuring at the Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche, in 2015 SMEA Nuova Serie has become a journal of Istituto di Studi sul Mediterraneo Antico. Its format has been redesigned and its content has become accessible online. SMEA Nuova Serie is a peer-reviewed journal. It appears annually in printed and digital forms, and is produced and distributed by Edizioni Quasar. Occasionally SMEA Nuova Serie publishes supplementary volumes. Anna Lucia D’Agata is the Editor, and the journal has an Editorial Board and an Advisory Editorial Board including scholars of international repute.

Access to the digital content is through individual subscription and institutional subscription. Some past articles are available for download in the archives section of this website.

SMEA Archives include volumes 1-27 (1966-1989) and 39-54 (1997-2012).
At the moment, all the articles from 1997 to 2012 are available for free download.
If you have any questions, please contact smea@isma.cnr.it

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• Vol. 1-15
• Vol. 16-30
• Vol. 31-38
• Vol. 39-54 
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