Das von Ägyptischen Museen aus Österreich und Deutschland herausgegebene Magazin »aMun« ist auf dem Magazinportal »issuu« mit einigen Ausgaben präsent. Das Magazin informiert über Ausstellungen und aktuelle Ausgrabungen sowie Forschungen zum Alten Ägypten

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What is Pelagios Commons?
Pelagios Commons is a community& infrastructure for Linked Open Geodata in the Humanities.

What does that mean exactly?Linked Open Data is an old idea that is slowly coming of age. Essentially Linked Data is a way of connecting online resources that have something in common. To some extent this occurs already with standard HTML hyperlinks, but these provide only unilateral (one-directional) links between specific documents. The technologies behind Linked Open Data allow us to introduce meta-links that create multi-lateral connections between clusters of content related to a specific concept. In our case that concept is geographic (hence geodata): Pelagios links historical materials through their common reference to particular places.

In what way is it a community?
The Web is just as much a human phenomenon as a technical one. Any initiative that proposes to link resources together is inherently social in nature. If we are to form healthy ecologies of dynamically interacting Web resources, we must collaborate to establish processes which create long-lasting mutual benefit. Pelagios Commons offers online forums and real world events which allow anyone with an interest in connecting the past together to get involved. No technical experience is required (although techies are extremely welcome too!). Pelagios Commons is also part of a wider ecosystem of projects dedicated to interlinking online resources about the past.

In what way is it an infrastructure?
Like the Web, Linked Open Data should be decentralised. That is, everyone contributes something, and there is no ‘master’ system which controls everything behind the scenes. Nevertheless, to help everything play together nicely, we need tools and services which help people create links and make use of them. Pelagios Commons focuses on addressing current process bottle-necks, rather than building an end-to-end product. Our contributions include the following freely available resources:
Recogito, a tool that makes it easy to identify, record and export as Linked Open Data 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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Publications

• Simon, R., Barker, E., Isaksen, L.and de Soto Cañamares, P. 2017.  Linked Data Annotation Without the Pointy Brackets: Introducing Recogito 2. Journal of Map & Geography Libraries. Volume 13, Issue 1, 2017-05-11.
• 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. and Isaksen, L. 2014. Stadiasmus of the Great Sea, Anonymous, English Translation.
• Simon, R., Barker, E. and Isaksen, L. 2012. Exploring Pelagios: a visual browser for geo-tagged datasets. In: Agirre et al. (eds.), International Workshop on Supporting Users’ Exploration of Digital Libraries. Cyprus, 29-34

Online Presentations

• de Soto, P., Barker, E., Isaksen, L., Simon, R. & Lindley, A. 2016. Posibilidades de los Linked Data para el análisis de textos y especialmente para la visualización geográfica: el caso del proyecto Pelagios. Tecnologías digitales aplicadas al estudio de la poesía. LINHD Curso de Verano 2016. [Password: LINHD2016]
• Simon, R., Lindley, A., Isaksen, L., Barker, E. & de Soto, P. 2016. Pelagios. Semantic Annotation of Historical Place References in Digital Resources. Lunchtime Lectures 2016, University of Graz
• Isaksen, L., Barker, E., Lindley, A. Rainer, S. & De Soto, P.  2016. Pelagios Commons: Decentralizing the Web of historical data. CAA Oslo 2016.
• Isaksen, L., Barker, E., Simon, R. & de Soto Cañamares, P. 2015. Pelagios & Recogito. An anotation Platform for Joining a Linked Data World. Digital Classicist London & Institute of Classical Studies Seminar, KCL.
• Simon, R., Isaksen, L. de Soto, P. & Barker, E. 2015. Linking Data About the Past Through Geography. Pelagios, Peripleo & Recogito. Semantic Web in Libraries, Hamburg 2015. [Presentation – Pdf]
• Barker, E., Bouzarovski, S., Isaksen, L. & Pelling, C. 2015. Mapping Herodotus: countercartography, networks and bottomless maps. Digital Classics Ancient History Seminar, Faculty of Classics, University of Oxford
• Barker, E. 2014. Digital Approaches for Visualizing Ancient Geography. The Center for Hellenic Studies.
• Barker, E. 2014. The Pelagios Project. CHS Essentials 2015, The Center for Hellenic Studies.
• Barker, E., Isaksen, L. & Simon, R. 2013. Enabling Discovery Online. The case of the Pelagios network for ancient places. In: Wikidata trifft Archäologie. Bibliothek des Auswärtigen Amtes 2013.
• Barker, E. 2014. Interview with Elton Barker. Digital Humanities, University of Würzburg.
• Barker, E., Byrne, K., Kansa, E., Isaksen, L. & Simon, R. 2013. There and back again. Discovering and using ancient place names in text.Digital Humanities, University of Würzburg.

During Phase 3 of Pelagios (2014/2015) we worked with various sources to  encompass “Early Geospatial Documents” – including early Christian Mappae Mundi and pilgrimages, Portolan charts, and Islamic and Chinese maps. In collaboration with the team at the British Library, and funded by the A W Mellon Foundation, the following digital sources are available to download and use. Each is accompanied by an XML and Excel file containing catalogue information relating to each image.

Cornaro Atlas
Digitised Cornaro Atlas. Egerton MS 73
This dataset comprises of 37 images from a Portolano executed by different Venetian artists between 1489 and 1492, known as the ‘Cornaro Atlas’
DOI:https://doi.org/10.21250/pel01

Insularium Illustratum
Digitised Insularium Illustratum. Additional MS 15760
This dataset comprises of 123 images from the Insularium Illustratum, an account of the islands of the Mediterranean, and of some others produced by Henricus Martellus Germanus in 1495.
DOI:https://doi.org/10.21250/pel02

Liber insularium Arcipelagi
Digitised Liber insularum Arcipelagi Cotton MS Vespasian a.XIII.art.1
This dataset comprises of 82 images from the Liber insularum Arcipegelagi, an illustrated account of the islands and major ports of the Mediterranean produced by Christophori Bondelmonti around 1422.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.21250/pel03

Liber insularium Cycladum
Liber insularum Cycladum. Arundel MS 93.art.7
This dataset comprises of 45 images from the Liber insularum Cycladum produced by Christophori Bondelmonti around 1422.
DOI:https://doi.org/10.21250/pel04

Maps after Ptolemy’s Geographia
Maps after Ptolemy’s Geographia. Burney MS 111
This dataset comprises of 68 images from a Greek manuscript edition of Ptolemy’s Geography containing many diagrams and coloured maps, and produced between the 1375 and 1425.
DOI:https://doi.org/10.21250/pel05

Portolano
 Portolano. Egerton MS 2855
This dataset comprises of 7 images from a Portolano produced in 1473 by Grazioso Benincasa.
DOI:https://doi.org/10.21250/pel06

Single Sheets and Supplementary Materials (A selection of individual maps and non-map based medieval materials such as travel accounts).
This dataset comprises of 30 images selected among individual maps and non-map based medieval materials such as travel accounts. DOI: https://doi.org/10.21250/pel07

Online third edition of the corpus of ancient inscriptions from the Northern Coast of the Black Sea, titled Inscriptiones antiquae Orae Septentrionalis Ponti Euxini graecae et latinae (IOSPE³).

International collaborative project under the aegis of the International Union of Academies.

Currently available volumes:

• I. Inscriptions of Tyras and vicinity (2017)
• III. Inscriptions of Chersonesos and vicinity (2017)
• V. Byzantine Inscriptions (2015)

In preparation:

• IV.1 Inscriptions of Panticapaeum

Structure of the new IOSPE

• Series 1 (Lapidary Inscriptions)
  • Volume I. Tyras and vicinity
  • Volume II. Olbia and vicinity
    • II.1 Inscriptions of pre-Getic Olbia (6th – 1st cent. BC)
    • II.2 Inscriptions of post-Getic Olbia (1st – 4th cent. AD)
  • Volume III. Chersonesus and vicinity (Western, Central, and Southern Crimea)
    • III.1 Greek Inscriptions
    • III.2 Latin Inscriptions
  • Volume IV. Bosporus
    • IV.1 Inscriptions of Panticapaeum
    • IV.2 Inscriptions of the European Bosporus except Panticapaeum
    • IV.3 Inscriptions of Asian Bosporus
    • IV.4 Inscriptions of Tanais
  • Volume V. Byzantine Inscriptions

Instrumenta:

• Indices
• Bibliography
• Concordance and comparatio numerorum of inscriptions in the main corpora
• Search the corpus

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Les Études platoniciennes sont entièrement consacrées à l'actualité de la recherche sur Platon et la tradition platonicienne. Elles rassemblent : un choix d'études pertinentes sur un thème ou une œuvre particulièrement significatifs pour la recherche contemporaine, la livraison annuelle du « Bulletin Platonicien », avec ses comptes rendus sur les livres récents consacrés à Platon et à la tradition platonicienne, et la « Bibliographie Platonicienne », qui recense toutes les publications dans ce domaine. Les Études platoniciennes favorisent le pluralisme des langues, des disciplines et des méthodes de lecture.

Numéros en texte intégral

• 13 | 2017
  Varia

  
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  Notes de la rédactionConformément à ses statuts, la rédaction des Études Platoniciennes a confié au secrétariat éditorial le soin de regrouper ici les articles pour un volume de Varia. Nous adressons nos remerciements à Olivier Renaut qui a mené à bien ce travail éditorial. 
  Arnaud Macé et Alexandra Michalewski ont dirigé le Bulletin platonicien, nous leur exprimons notre gratitude.
  

• Varia

  • Karine Tordo-Rombaut
    L’éducation préliminaire en République II, 376e2 - III, 412b7[Texte intégral]
    Preliminary Education in the Republic 2, 376e2 - 3, 412b7
  • Tatjana Aleknienė
    Le skopos du Philèbe[Texte intégral]
    The skopos of the Philebus
  • Étienne Helmer
    Le « marché » chez Platon : un lieu de justice et de vérité[Texte intégral]
    Plato’s market-place: a place for justice and truth
  • Francisco L. Lisi
    Φύσις en el libro X de las Leyes[Texte intégral]
  • Francesca Calabi
    L’agricoltura divina in Filone di Alessandria e in Numenio[Texte intégral]
    The Agriculture of God in Philo of Alexandria and in Numenius

• Bulletin platonicien

  Sous la direction de Alexandra Michalewski et Arnaud Macé
  Le Bulletin platonicien est rédigé pour les Études Platoniciennes par les membres de la ‘Société d’Études Platoniciennes’, sous la responsabilité scientifique d'Alexandra Michalewski (Centre Léon Robin UMR 8061) et d’Arnaud Macé (Logiques de l'Agir EA 2274). L'interface avec les éditeurs français et internationaux est assurée par Fabien Ferri au sein du Centre de Documentation et de Bibliographie Philosophique de l'Université de Franche-Comté (EA 2274). La bibliographie des ouvrages disponibles pour compte-rendu est établie chaque année par Lora Mariat et Arnaud Macé au sein du CDBP.
  Les comptes rendus qui suivent s’efforcent de présenter les ouvrages récemment consacrés à l’œuvre de Platon comme à celles des représentants de la tradition platonicienne ancienne et moderne.
  
  • Étienne Helmer
    Nickolas Pappas, Mark Zelcer, Politics and Philosophy in Plato’s Menexenus: Education and Rhetoric, Myth and History[Texte intégral]
  • Franco Ferrari
    Xavier Brouillette, La Philosophie delphique de Plutarque[Texte intégral]
  • Franco Ferrari
    Eyjólfur K. Emilsson and Steven K. Strange, Plotinus, Ennead VI.4 & VI.5 : On the Presence of Being, One and the Same, Everywhere as a Whole[Texte intégral]
  • Alexandra Michalewski
    Ilsetraut Hadot, Athenian and Alexandrian Neoplatonism and the Harmonization of Aristotle and Plato[Texte intégral]
  • Francisco L. Lisi
    Maha Elkaisy-Friemuth& John Dillon (eds.), The Arfterlife of the Platonic Soul[Texte intégral]
  • Francisco L. Lisi
    Robert M. van den Berg, Proclus’ Commentary on the Cratylus in Context[Texte intégral]

• Bibliographie platonicienne 2015-2016

  La Bibliographie platonicienne 2015-2016 a été ajoutée par la rédaction le 29 décembre 2017 dans ce numéro. La livraison suivante (2016-2017) sera publiée dans le numéro suivant. 
  
  • Luc Brisson
    Bibliographie platonicienne 2015-2016[Texte intégral]
    Plato Bibliography 2015-2016

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  Platon et la physis
• 11 | 2014
  Platon et la psychè
• 10 | 2013
  Platon et la technè
• 9 | 2012
  Platon aujourd’hui
• 8 | 2011
  Les Formes platoniciennes dans l'Antiquité tardive
• 7 | 2010
  Philon d'Alexandrie
• 6 | 2009
  Socrate : vie privée, vie publique
• 5 | 2008
  Le divin dans la tradition platonicienne
• 4 | 2007
  Puissances de l'âme
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  L'âme amphibie
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  Le Timée de Platon
• 1 | 2004
  Etudes Platoniciennes I

Unheilsmächte und Schutzgenien, Antiwesen und Grenzgänger: Vorstellungen von "Dämonen" im alten Israel
February 14, 2018 at 11:45 AM

Ausgangspunkt der vorliegenden Arbeit ist der forschungsgeschichtliche Befund, dass unter dem Begriff "Dämon" eine Vielfalt von Phänomenen subsumiert wird. Der Gebrauch dieses Sammelbegriffs ohne semitisches Äquivalent suggeriert eine Einheitlichkeit der Quellen (Bilder und Texte), die sich bei näherer Betrachtung nicht bestätigt. Werden in Studien zur Ikonographie (bedrohliche) Mischwesen als "Dämonen" bezeichnet, so sind es in den Texten Krankheiten ebenso wie depotenzierte Götter oder Wesen, die die Peripherie der Zivilisation bevölkern, aus der Umwelt Israels übernommene Gestalten wie Lilit und A_modai oder Grenzgänger und Mittlergestalten wie die Figur des Satans. Die vorliegende Arbeit überprüft deshalb sowohl in terminologischer als auch funktionaler Hinsicht verschiedene Bestimmungsmerkmale des Phänomens "Dämon" (Aussehen: Mischwesen; Herkunft: depotenzierte Götter; Ort: Gegenwelten; Kommunikationsmittler: Grenzgänger; Bedrohung: Schadensgeister; Hilfe: Schutzgenien) hinsichtlich ihrer Anwendbarkeit auf den ikonographischen Befund in Syrien-Palästina sowie auf alttestamentliche Texte. Dabei zeigt sich, dass verschiedene Zugänge zum Phänomen "Dämon" sich funktional jeweils nur auf bestimmte Texte bzw. Bilder anwenden lassen, auf andere aber nicht. Ein Überbegriff "Dämon/Dämonen" sollte deshalb für das alte Israel vermieden werden. Die beschriebenen Phänomene müssen vielmehr einzeln betrachtet und in einem zweiten Schritt auf ihre jeweiligen funktionalen Gemeinsamkeiten hin überprüft werden. In religionsgeschichtlicher Hinsicht führt die Untersuchung zum Ergebnis, dass sich über einen ausgeprägten Glauben an (negativ-)numinose Mächte neben Jahwe kaum dezidierte Aussagen machen lassen. In der Glyptik werden Schadensgeister nicht dargestellt. Statt dessen steht die Schutzthematik im Vordergrund, was lediglich als indirekter Hinweis darauf gewertet werden kann, dass es Gefahren gab, vor denen man sich schützen wollte. Im literarischen Bereich zeigt sich, dass man im alten Israel zwar Phänomene aus der Umwelt in die eigene Religion integrierte, sie zugleich aber theologisch instrumentalisierte. Nicht an Dämonologie, sondern an Theologie ist den Texten gelegen: Jahwe ist nicht nur ein omnipotenter Arzt, sondern vor allem ein omnipotenter Herrscher, dessen Macht alle anderen Mächte überstrahlt. Das Fehlen einer dezidierten Dämonologie und eines damit verbundenen Beschwörungssystems dürfte politische, ökonomische und theologische Gründe haben: Dem Herrscher Jahwe selbst eigneten zunächst positive wie negative Seiten. Mit dem voll ausgebildeten Monotheismus von Judentum und Christentum, der Gott von negativen und unheimlichen Elementen befreien will, verschiebt sich allerdings die theologische Einsicht der Alleinursächlichkeit Jahwes. Die Ausbildung einer Hierarchie von Engeln und Dämonen entlastet in gewisser Weise das Gottesbild; zugleich führt der Glaube an Engel und Dämonen aber dazu, dass in den monotheistischen Religionen ein unterschwelliger Polytheismus aufrechterhalten wird

Das Buch vom Tage
February 14, 2018 at 11:44 AM

Die alten Ägypter stellten sich den Sonnenkreislauf als Reise des Sonnengottes vor, der das himmlische Gewässer in seiner Barke durchkreuzt, begleitet von einer Mannschaft aus etwa einem Dutzend getreuer Götter. Was sich auf dieser Fahrt ereignet, welche Wesen den Reisenden begegnen und welche mythologischen oder naturwissenschaftlichen Vorstellungen die Ägypter mit diesen Vorgängen verbanden, wird in den Jenseitsführern beschrieben. Während die nächtliche Reise gleich mehrere Kompositionen schildern, existiert nur eine einzige Quelle, die von der Fahrt am Tage berichtet: das Buch vom Tage (Livre du Jour).In den 1940er Jahren legte Alexandre Piankoff die erste und bislang gültige Edition des Buchs vom Tage vor. Als Grundlage dienten ihm die beiden Fassungen im Grab Ramses’ VI. (KV 9). Weitere Quellen wurden entweder nur unvollständig publiziert oder blieben wie eine Reihe von Sarkophagen bisher unerkannt. Außerdem gibt es Quellen, die als Buch vom Tage angesehen werden, deren Klassifizierung aber anzuzweifeln ist. Die vorliegende Neuedition bewertet die Quellenlage kritisch und steht auf einem völlig neuen Quellenfundament.Auf dieser Datenbasis wird erstmals eine synoptische Textedition des Buchs vom Tage erstellt. Darauf baut die erste deutsche Übersetzung und ein philologischer Kommentar auf. Abgerundet wird die Untersuchung durch inhaltliche Kommentare und durch Analysen, die sich verschiedenen, teilweise bisher unbeachteten Fragestellungen widmen. Neben der Neubewertung der kryptografisch verschlüsselten Texte wird die vermittelte Kosmografie aufgearbeitet, die verborgene Mytho-Geographie aufgezeigt und astronomische Vorstellungen erörtert.

Étude sur la LXX origénienne du Psautier: Les relations entre les leçons des Psaumes du Manuscrit Coislin 44, les Fragments des Hexaples et le texte du Psautier Gallican
February 14, 2018 at 11:44 AM

Aaron: Eine Studie zur vor-priesterschriftlichen Aaron-Überlieferung
February 14, 2018 at 11:44 AM

Vom rechten Reden und Schweigen: Studien zu Proverbien 10-31
February 14, 2018 at 11:43 AM

Visualizing Emotions in the Ancient Near East
February 14, 2018 at 11:43 AM

The history of emotion is an important interdisciplinary research field, not least because it touches fundamental questions about the distinction between psychobiology-based universals und socio-cultural, path-dependent and thus relative peculiarities. Conceptual incongruities between what is today understood as emotion and various views on emotions in antiquity should not distract from the fact that, while emotions do have history, they substantially belong to all human experience as such. Visual media and images open perspectives for transcultural research that differ from the testimony of texts. Their study can thus make a major contribution to a better understanding of emotions in the Ancient Near East. How where gestures, body postures, facial expressions etc. visualized in images from Mesopotamia, the Levant and Egypt and what role does the visualization play in communicating emotions? The first part of the present volume takes concrete examples as a starting point and discusses the fundamental question whether or not emotions were represented and can thus be studied in Ancient Near Eastern art. Approaches and arguments are controversial: Some authors argue that there are no visualizations of emotions, but only of cultural roles and ritual embodiments. Their view is contrasted by other contributors, who assume that one may detect non-verbal expressions hiding emotions in visual representations and that it is crucial to specify the appropriate tools and methodologies to interpret them in an adequate way. The second part offers five additional theoretical reflexions from comparative, linguistic and art-historical perspectives. With such a broad interdisciplinary approach including Assyriology, Egyptology, Near Eastern archaeology and Hebrew Bible/Old Testament studies, the volume offers a large panorama of the most important research positions on a fundamental topic. The book results from workshop discussions held in June 2015 during the 61st Rencontre Assyriologique Internationale at Bern and Geneva. Contributors include John Baines, Dominik Bonatz, Izak Cornelius, Margaret Jaques, Othmar Keel, Sara Kipfer, Florian Lippke, Silvia Schroer, Andreas Wagner, Elisabeth Wagner-Durand, and Wolfgang Zwickel.

Die verlorenen Söhne: Strukturanalytische und historisch-kritische Untersuchungen zu Lk 15
February 14, 2018 at 9:37 AM

RICERCHE SU OSTIA E IL SUO TERRITORIO

Atti del Terzo Seminario Ostiense (Roma, École française de Rome, 21-22 ottobre 2015)

Mireille Cébeillac-Gervasoni, Nicolas Laubry et Fausto Zevi (dir.)

2018

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Il volume raccoglie gli Atti del III Seminario ostiense, tavola rotonda internazionale ormai divenuta annuale presso l’École française de Rome cui hanno partecipato studiosi, ed articolato, come è consuetudine, in due sezioni. La prima, tematica, ha come oggetto Ostia e la riva destra del Teve...

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Mireille Cébeillac-Gervasoni et Fausto Zevi

Premessa

Lista delle abbreviazioni

La sponda destra del Tevere, presso la foce, prima dei Romani

Francesca Romana De Castro, Alessandra Facciolo, Monica Gala et al.

La sponda destra del Tevere, presso la foce, prima dei Romani : gli insediamenti

Il territorio

Il periodo protostorico

Il periodo arcaico

Valeria Acconcia, Francesca Romana De Castro et Chiara Morciano

I materiali

La necropoli di Porto all’Isola sacra : vecchie e nuove ricerche

Ida Baldassarre, Irene Bragantini, Anna Maria Dolciotti et al.

Necropoli dell’Isola Sacra. Le ricerche 1968-89 : ripercorrendo un’esperienza

Appendice – Pubblicazioni dell’équipe di ricerca sulla necropoli dell’Isola Sacra (in ordine cronologico)

Paola Olivanti et Marcello Spanu

Necropoli dell’Isola Sacra, scavo 1988-1989 : alcune riflessioni su occupazione degli spazi, cronologia delle sepolture, corredi

Rapporto tra le sepolture in terra e le tombe monumentali

Cronologia delle sepolture

Luciano Camilli et Franca Taglietti

Sepolture e monete : il prezzo dell’Ade ? A proposito dei rinvenimenti monetali in tombe della necropoli di Porto all’Isola Sacra

Luciano Camilli et Franca Taglietti

Contributi per un’archeologia di cantiere : i bolli laterizi dalla necropoli di Porto all’Isola Sacra

Appendice – Note di epigrafia doliare

1 - Novum CIL, XI, 8113, 21/22 (fig. 26)

2 - CIL, XV 436 compl. (fig. 27)

3 - CIL, XV 627 compl. e corr. (= Steinby 1978-1979, n. 116 compl. e corr.) (fig. 28)

4 - Novum CIL, XV 1231/32 (fig. 29)

5 - Novum CIL, XV 1240/1241 (fig. 31)

6 - Novum CIL, XV, S. 435/ CIL, XV 2189 (fig. 33-34)

Emanuela Borgia

Una tabella defixionis dalla necropoli dell’Isola Sacra

Trascrizione

Luca Bondioli, Paola Germoni et Paola Francesca Rossi

L’infante e il sarcofago delle Muse

Il profilo biologico dell’infante inumato nel sarcofago

I resti odontoscheletrici

Età alla morte e sesso

Stato di salute

Analisi dello stress aspecifico

Discussione

Nota sul corredo dell’infante del sarcofago delle Muse (P.G.)

Paola Germoni, Simon Keay, Martin Millett et al.

Ostia beyond the Tiber : recent archaeological discoveries in the Isola Sacra

Introduction

Geological background

The administrative context

Previous archaeological discoveries in the Isola Sacra

The context of the current survey work

Brief description of the main discoveries between the Fossa Traiana and the Tiber

A preliminary description of the warehouses and the northern wall circuit

Initial interpretation of the discoveries

Implications of the discoveries for our understanding of Ostia (fig. 14)

Towards a new perspective on the relationships between Ostia and Portus

Patrizia Turi

Lo scavo preventivo in Via della Basilica di Sant’Ippolito (anno 2012) : un’area sepolcrale periferica

Introduzione

L’area sepolcrale

I corredi e i materiali

Il settore sud-orientale di Ostia

Simona Pannuzi

Viabilità e utilizzo del territorio. Il suburbio sud-orientale di Ostia alla luce dei recenti rinvenimenti archeologici

La grande necropoli sud-orientale (fig. 1, A)

La zona tra l’ingresso agli « Scavi di Ostia » e la Stazione della ferrovia Roma-Lido (fig. 1, B, C e D)

Il percorso della via Ostiense e il meandro fluviale

La zona a nord della via Ostiense e il cd. molo repubblicano (fig. 1, E)

La sponda occidentale e la sponda orientale dello Stagno (fig. 1, F e G)

Paola Germoni

Indagini preventive nel suburbio meridionale di Ostia

Ascanio D’Andrea, Lucia De Gregorio, Paola Germoni et al.

Indagini archeologiche preventive nel settore sudorientale extraurbano di Ostia Antica : nuove acquisizioni sulla via litoranea e la linea di costa antica

Area 14

Area 13

Periodo I : geologico

Periodo II : epoca romana

Periodo III : epoca medievale/postmedievale

Periodo IV : epoca moderna/contemporanea

Conclusioni

Paola Germoni, Lucia De Gregorio, Carla Ninel Pischedda et al.

Indagini archeologiche preventive nell’area della necropoli di Pianabella (area 12): nuove acquisizioni per la ricostruzione del paesaggio extraurbano di Ostia Antica tra I e IV secolo d.C.

Periodo I: attività agricole (fig. 5)

Periodo II: primo impianto del sepolcreto (fig. 7)

Periodo III: sviluppo e uso intensivo del sepolcreto (fig. 17)

Periodo IV: distruzione del sepolcreto

Periodo V – Abbandono/frequentazione parziale del sepolcreto

Periodo VI: attività post medievali/contemporanee

Conclusioni

Mireille Cébeillac-Gervasoni, Maria Mimmo et Matthias Bruno

Il materiale epigrafico dall’area 12

Appendice – I marmi dei supporti epigrafici (Matthias Bruno)

Luca Bondioli, Alessia Nava, Paola Francesca Rossi et al.

Lo studio antropologico delle sepolture di Larcius Felix ed Onesime

Introduzione

Metodi

Risultati e Discussione

Analisi antropologica dei resti dell’urna RP 66 (Onesime)

Analisi antropologica dei resti dell’urna RP 19 (Larcius Felix)

Conclusioni

Ascanio D’Andrea, Lucia De Gregorio, Paola Germoni et al.

Indagini archeologiche preventive nel settore sudorientale extraurbano di Ostia Antica : nuove acquisizioni sulla via litoranea e la linea di costa antica

Area 14

Area 13

Periodo I : geologico

Periodo II : epoca romana

Periodo III : epoca medievale/postmedievale

Periodo IV : epoca moderna/contemporanea

Conclusioni

Varia : archeologia ed epigrafia

Massimiliano David

Il nuovo mitreo dei marmi colorati sulla via della Marciana a Ostia Antica

Premessa

Gli orizzonti cronologici

Il mitreo dei marmi colorati

Luke Lavan

Chronology in Late Antiquity : a Lesson from the Palaestra

Chronology at Ostia: State of Affairs

Earlier Chronology at Ostia

Late Chronology at Ostia

Epigraphy, brickstamps, and architectural style

Masonry typology

Earthquakes and street levels

Associative dating

Contextual dating

Decorative sequences

Chronology at its limits: the Palaestra of the Forum Baths

The Late Sequence of the Palaestra

Early Phases of the Palaestra

Late Phase 1 (door blocking); Late Phase 2 (luxurious revetment)

Late Phase 2bis (water basins ; fountain conversion to small temple)

Late Phase 3 (great white mosaic and new entrance)

Late Phase 4 (reinforcement piers)

Late Phase 5 (Marble-clad complex : domus/« school »)

Late Phases 6 (robbing), 7 (reinforcement piers), 8 (privatisation of portico), 9 (pits and postholes)

The Chronology of the Palaestra

Conclusions

Fausto Zevi

Programma U.I.G. (una iscrizione al giorno) : iscrizioni funerarie di Ostia

Filippo Marini Recchia

Un’iscrizione inedita di Agrippa e altre nuove ricongiunzioni epigrafiche ostiensi

Una nuova iscrizione di Marco Vipsanio Agrippa

Un’iscrizione al Divo Tito

Iscrizione di dedica ad Antonino Pio da parte dei veterani di Ostia

Un cavaliere devoto

Trebonio « il Cittadino »

Birronilla – un cognomen originale

Nicolas Laubry

Iura sepulcrorum à Ostie : un supplément

Annexe : liste des textes

Christer Bruun

Celebrazioni ad Ostia: la scelta del giorno per le dediche pubbliche, le inaugurazioni e altri eventi collettivi

La scelta del giorno per un evento pubblico

La situazione ad Ostia

Completare il quadro

Conclusione

Françoise Van Haeperen

Quelques réflexions sur la fonction des Fastes d’Ostie

Roberta Geremia Nucci

Un Capricorno ad Ostia (anzi due)

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Welcome! WIRE: Women in the Roman East seeks to provide resources and digital tools for the study of women’s lives in the Roman East. Within the project database, you will encounter a wide range of evidence that bears witness to women’s experiences, from epitaphs to coins. This collection is drawn from ancient texts, excavation reports, museum catalogs, and field records. The sources can be used to study any number of aspects of women’s lives in the Roman East, from women’s names to women’s roles in imperial politics and cult. The database is accessible to a range of users, including scholars engaged in research, instructors integrating WIRE into their classroom pedagogy, and interested members of the general public.

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Revue de recherche en ligne de l’Ecole du Louvre, cette nouvelle publication accompagne la restructuration du troisième cycle en offrant à la recherche pratiquée à l’Ecole un  nouvel outil de diffusion, plus souple et mieux adapté aux pratiques contemporaines. Alliant l’exigence scientifique garantie par la validation d’un comité de lecture à la souplesse et à la facilité d’utilisation du support numérique, les Cahiers ont pour ambition de rendre la recherche menée à l’Ecole plus visible à la communauté savante.
Avec une périodicité semestrielle, ils proposeront pour chaque numéro une série de cinq à six articles issus des  meilleurs travaux des élèves ainsi que des recherches en cours des enseignants et partenaires associés de l’Ecole. Le lecteur pourra également trouver un résumé en français, un abstract en anglais et une courte biographie des auteurs, une rubrique « Documents », destinée à accueillir le cas échéant, des articles plus courts mettant en valeur un document inédit, et une rubrique « Actualité de la recherche à l’Ecole » qui rendra compte des journées d’études, colloques, parution d’ouvrages, etc. organisés par l’Ecole.

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The story of antiquity reads as an endless cycle of expansion, conflict, and conquest. Yet despite the divisions that existed among peoples and nations, the exchange and appropriation of ideas, images, and heroic figures across cultures knew no boundaries, with the Classical World retaining a particular appeal across countries and beliefs.

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Les Annales islamologiques sont une revue pluridisciplinaire annuelle, publiant en français, anglais et arabe, des études originales dans tous les domaines relatifs à l’Égypte et au monde arabo-musulman, du VII^e siècle à nos jours : histoire, histoire de l’art, archéologie, conservation et restauration, linguistique, littérature, droit, religion, histoire des sciences, ethnologie. Chaque numéro comprend un dossier thématique et des varia.

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From the 1880s to the 1980s hundreds of excavations were carried out across Egypt by British organisations, which resulted in the discovery of tens of thousands of artefacts. This website allows users to explore the fieldsites, the excavation seasons, the people who worked there, the objects they found, and the places these objects ended up travelling to.  

More than 4000 archival documents from the Egypt Exploration Society Lucy Gura Archive and the archive of the Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology are available to search. These record the distribution of Egyptian artefacts to more than 320 unique destinations around the world in 26 countries.

We hope that material brought together here will allow people to discover and tell new stories about not just about where these things came from, but also about their diverse afterlives since leaving Egypt. 

منذ 1880 وحتي 1980توافدت المئات من البعثات الأثرية البريطانية الي مصر للقيام بأعمال الحفر والتنقيب عن الآثار في كافة الأنحاء مما أدي إلى إكتشاف عشرات الآلاف من القطع الأثرية. يتيح مشروع "القطع الأثرية من الحفائر"وموقعه الإلكتروني للجميع معرفة مواقع تلك الحفائر، مواسمها، الأشخاص الذين عملوا بها، القطع الأثرية التي عثروا عليها وعلي وجه الخصوص الأماكن التي أنتهت بها تلك القطع في نهاية المطاف.

أكثر من 4000 وثيقة أرشيفية متاحة للبحث من أرشيف لوسي غورا Lucy Guraالمحفوظ بجمعية إستكشافمصر Egypt Exploration Societyوأرشيف متحف بيتري للآثار المصرية Petrie Museum of Egyptian Archaeology بالمملكه المتحدة. تسجل تلك الوثائق كيف تم توزيع عشرات الآف من القطع الأثرية المصرية المكتشفه نتاج الحفائر البريطانية إلى أكثر من 320 وجهة فريدة حول العالم في 26 دولة.

نحن نتطلع إلى أن تتيح المواد والمعلومات المجمعة هنا للجميع إكتشاف وسرد قصص جديدة عن هذه القطع الأثرية المميزه والأماكن التي أتت منها ومغامراتها بعد مغادرة مصر…

 

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Revista de la Asociación ARYS: Antigüedad, Religiones y Sociedades. Con periodicidad anual, ARYS publica trabajos de investigación sobre la interacción entre la religión y la sociedad en el mundo antiguo.

2015

No 13 (2015): ARYS. Nº 13. CELEBRACIONES DEL GOZO

2014

ARYS. Nº 12

Reyes y dioses: la realeza divina en las sociedades antiguas. Fernando Lozano, Pedro Giménez de Aragón y Carmen Alarcón (Eds.)

2013

ARYS. Nº 11

Dioses y guerras, conflictos religiosos y violencia en el mundo antiguo

2011

Vol 9 (2011): Alimentos divinos. Banquetes humanos. Sacrificios, comidas rituales y tabúes alimenticios en el mundo antiguo

2010

Vol 8 (2010)

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Vol 7 (2006): 2006-2008

2003

Vol 6 (2003): 2003-2005

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Vol 5 (2002)

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Vol 4 (2001)

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Vol 3 (2000)

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