The online database “Persons and Names of the Middle Kingdom” (PNM) is developed as part of the project “Umformung und Variabilität im Korpus altägyptischer Personennamen 2055–1550 v. Chr.”, funded by the Fritz Thyssen Foundation. The database is under development and should eventually cover Egyptian Middle Kingdom personal names, people, written sources, titles, and dossiers of persons attested in various sources. The preliminary version currently available online is limited to Second Intermediate Period sources (14th–17th Dynasties).

• List of name types
• Bibliography

INFORMATION ABOUT THE DATABASE

• Preface and acknowledgments
• The project and its participants
• Key concepts and previous reference works
• Database versions and citing rules
• What is included in the preliminary Version 1
• Technical information
• Translation and transliteration conventions
• Abbreviations
• Useful resources and related tools

Welcome to Perseus under PhiloLogic, 2018 edition

Jahrgang 48 (2015)

• 001   Iversen, P., Inscriptions from Northwest Pisidia
• 087   Labarre, G. – Özsait, M. – Güceren, İ. – Çomak, Ö., Colonisation et interculturalité ...
• 115   Bekker-Nielsen, T. – Høgel, C. – Sørensen, S. L., Inscriptions from Neoklaudiopolis ...
• 137   Üreten, H. – Malay, H., A new funerary inscription for a physician from Merzifon ...
• 139   Baker, P. – Chamberland, G. – Thériault, G., Trois milliaires xanthiens
• 151   Roskam, G., Epicurean philosophy in open access

Jahrgang 47 (2014)

• 001   Staab, G. – Petzl, G. – Tanrıver, C., Neue metrische Inschriften aus Lydien und Mysien
• 013   Malay, H. – Ertuğrul, F., A Dedication to the River-God Harpasos from Bargasa in Caria
• 016   Ricl, M. – Akıncı Öztürk, E., A New Benefactor from the Upper Meander Valley
• 021   Capuzza, B., La lingua poetica degli oracoli di Klaros ...
• 053   Descat, R., Toujours I.Mylasa 11: autorité et territoire dans la Carie hékatomnide
• 073   Blümel, W., Addenda und Corrigenda zu IK 34/35 (Mylasa und Umgebung)
• 107   Renberg, G., Unexplored Aspects of the Lycian “Twelve Gods Reliefs”
• 133   Schürr, D., Lykisch-Griechisches
• 140   Schürr, D., Zum Zeus Kodopaios
• 141   Ricl, M., A New Royal Letter from Pessinus: Some Corrections and Suggestions
• 147   Carbon, J.-M., Dated Sacrifices in the Gymnasion at Kadıköy
• 149   Carbon, J.-M., A Hellenistic Ritual Calendar from Kyzikos
• 156   Clauss, M., Eine christliche Grabinschrift aus Iulia Gordos

Jahrgang 46 (2013)

• 001   van Bremen, R., A Property Transaction between Kindye and Mylasa. I.Mylasa 11 Reconsidered
• 027   Carbon, J.-M., Dolphin-Pillars
• 035   Ricl, M., New Inscriptions from the Kayster River (Küçük Menderes) Valley
• 057   Hammerstaedt, J. – Hinzer-AlHasan, B., First Investigations of the Three-dimensional Scans ...
• 068   Staab, G., Homerische Bilder und der Spruch des Kerellaios ...
• 081   Milner, N. P., Some Funerary Reliefs and Inscriptions Attributed to Tlos, Lycia
• 091   Kaye, N. – Souza, R., New Readings of the Decree for Asklepides Son of Theophilos ...
• 101   Battistoni, F. – Rothenhöfer, P., Inschriften aus dem Raum Keles und Orhaneli ...
• 166   Yıldız, G. – Clauss, M. – Petzl, G., Two Late Antique Mosaic Inscriptions ...
• 169   Jones, C. P., Two Late Antique Inscriptions from Aphrodisias
• 176   Sørensen, S. L., Imperial Priests in Neoklaudiopolis
• 181   Zingg, E., Eine Kadoi-Stele im Museum zu Allerheiligen in Schaffhausen
• 188   Hartmann, A., Nochmals zur angeblichen Brandmarkung von Sklaven ...

Jahrgang 45 (2012)

• 001   Hammerstaedt, J. – Smith, M. F., Diogenes of Oinoanda: New discoveries of 2012
• 038   Staab, G., Grabsteine aus Lykien mit neuen metrischen Inschriften
• 047   Staab, G., Hellenistisches Gedicht auf ein verstorbenes Mädchen aus dem Gebiet von Priene
• 055   Kah, D., Eine neue Brunneninschrift aus Priene
• 071   Kah, D., I. Priene 117 + 86: Corrigenda
• 073   Ricl, M. – Malay, H., Two New Decrees from Iulia Gordos and Lora
• 088   Blümel, W. – Sayar, M. H., Addenda et corrigenda zu dem Ehrendekret von Stratonikeia
• 089   Akıncı Öztürk, E. – Malay, H., Four Funerary Curses Recording the Pisidian Gods
• 093   Tanrıver, C., The Cult of Theos Peismatene in Mysia
• 100   Şahin, M. Ç., Addendum et corrigendum to Two Inscriptions from Stratonikeia
• 101   Akar Tanrıver, D., Two Bronze Objects with Dedicatory Inscriptions in the İzmir Museum
• 103   Iversen, P. A., Inscriptions from Pisidian Konane (Conana) and the Surrounding Area
• 153   Bekker-Nielsen, T. – Høgel, C., Three Epitaphs from the Vezirköprü Region
• 161   Zingg, E., Eine späthellenistische Bettinschrift aus Gaziura im Pontos(?)

Jahrgang 44 (2011)

• 001   Wiemer, H.-U. – Kah, D., Die Phrygische Mutter im hellenistischen Priene
• 055   Staab, G., Ehrung und Königsdesignation Mithradates’ II. von Kommagene
• 079   Hammerstaedt, J. – Smith, M. F., Diogenes of Oinoanda: The Discoveries of 2011
• 115   Blümel, W. – Sayar, M. H., Ehrendekret von Stratonikeia in Myndos
• 121   Blümel, W., Zu den Inschriften von Bargylia und Umgebung
• 130   Blümel, W., Caria in SEG LVII
• 133   Theotikou, M., Ein unpublizierter Ratsbeschluß aus Kyzikos
• 143   Ricl, M., Observations on a New Corpus of Inscriptions from Lydia
• 153   Coşkun, A., Theophore Personennamen in Westkleinasien
• 163   Jordan, D. R. – Pachoumi, E., A Gold-Foil Phylactery from the Hermus Valley
• 165   Thonemann, P., Inscriptions from Baris and Apameia-Kelainai
• 170   Özhan, T., Two Inscribed Pedestals from Assos
• 173   Erhan, N. – Eskalen, S., The Stelai from Marmaray Excavation Sirkeci Station
• 185   Erten, E. – Sivas, H., Eine neue Weihung aus Phrygien

Jahrgang 43 (2010)

• 001   Hammerstaedt, J. – Smith, M. F., Diogenes of Oinoanda: The Discoveries of 2010
• 031 Ertuğrul, F.   – Malay, H., An Honorary Decree from Nysa
• 043   Akıncı Öztürk, E. – Tanrıver, C., New Inscriptions from the Sanctuary of Apollon Lairbenos
• 050   Akıncı Öztürk, E. – Akar Tanrıver, D., Two New Inscriptions from Laodicea on the Lycos
• 053   Akar Tanrıver, D., A Recently Discovered Cybele Relief at Thermae Theseos
• 057   Saraçoğlu, A. – Çekilmez, M., A Gladiator Stele from Tralleis
• 059   Devreker, J. – Laes, Chr. – Strubbe, J., New Inscriptions from Pessinous (VIII)
• 087   Bekker-Nielsen, T., New Milestones from Neoklaudiopolis
• 092   Blid, J., A Newly Discovered Dedication to Zeus Labraundos
• 095   Santin, E., Autore nascosto o autore manifesto? Il caso dell’epigramma per l’ippiatra ...
• 101   Staab, G., Bemerkungen zu neuen metrischen Inschriften aus Bithynien
• 110   Staab, G. – Blümel, W., Grabepigramm aus Datça auf einen Fischer
• 115   LaBuff, J., The Union of Latmos and Pidasa Reconsidered
• 125   Errington, R. M., Alabanda und Rom im 2. Jh. v. Chr.
• 131   Errington, R. M., A Hellenistic Treaty from Boubon
• 135   Destephen, S., Familles d’Anatolie au miroir des MAMA
• 149   Schürr, D., Eine lykische Fluchformel mit Zukunft
• 159   Stadel, Chr., Bemerkungen zu Form und Übersetzung einer aramäischen Inschrift aus Lydien
• 164   Blümel, W., Corrigenda zu IK 21 (Panamara)

Jahrgang 42 (2009)

• 001: Hammerstaedt, J. – Smith, M. F., Diogenes of Oinoanda: The Discoveries of 2009
• 039: Malay, H. – Ricl, M., Two New Hellenistic Decrees from Aigai in Aiolis
• 061: Fabiani, R., Eupolemos Potalou o Eupolemos Simalou? Un nuovo documento da Iasos
• 078: Akat, S., A New Ephebic List from Iasos
• 081: Tanrıver, C., Three New Inscriptions from Tripolis
• 087: AkıncıÖztürk, E. – Tanrıver, C., Some New Finds from the Sanctuary of Apollon Lairbenos
• 099: Keleş, V. – Ful, Ş. D., An Inscribed ampulla from Parion
• 101: Ful, Ş. D., A Dedication to Isis and Sarapis
• 103: Bruns-Özgan, Chr., Eine feine Familie: Theopompos von Knidos und seine Nachkommen
• 135: Staab, G., Epigramm auf eine Nemesisweihung und Sonnenuhr aus Oinoanda
• 143: Jones, C. P., Christianity at Apollonia of Pisidia?
• 145: Jones, C. P., New Late Antique Epigrams from Stratonicea in Caria
• 152: Bowersock, G. W., A New Funerary Epigram from Laodicea ad Lycum
• 157: Vujčić, N., Greek Popular Assemblies in the Imperial Period and ...
• 170: Psoma, S., Monetary Terminology in Pre-Roman Asia Minor

Jahrgang 41 (2008)

• 001: Hammerstaedt, J. – Smith, M. F., Diogenes of Oinoanda: The Discoveries of 2008
• 039: Isager, S. – Karlsson, L., A New Inscription from Labraunda ...
• 053: Şahin, M. Ç., Recent Excavations at Stratonikeia and ...
• 082: Şahin, M. Ç., Two Lists of Priests from Koraia, a Phyle of Stratonikeia
• 086: Şahin, M. Ç., Number “Nine” in an Inscription from Aksaray
• 087: Ertuğrul, F., Some New Inscriptions from Tralleis and Aphrodisias
• 091: AkıncıÖztürk, E. – Tanrıver, C., New Katagraphai and Dedications from the Sanctuary ...
• 113: Sayar, M. H. – Şahin, H., Zeus Kodopas. Eine neue Epiklese des Zeus ...
• 125: French, D. H., Notes on Cappadocian Milestones: The Caesaria-Melitene Road
• 135: Boybeyi, S. – Probst, P., Ein neuer Meilenstein aus Keklikoluk (Kappadokien)
• 139: Probst, P., Anmerkungen zu den Inschriften von Ikonion
• 141: McKechnie, P. R., Apollonia: An Early Testimony for Christianity in Anatolia
• 147: Christof, E., Anikonische Grabmarker in Kleinasien: die sog. „Phallossteine“
• 174: Daubner, F., Der pergamenische Monatsname Eumeneios

Jahrgang 40 (2007)

• 001: Smith, M. F. – Hammerstaedt, J., The Inscription of Diogenes of Oinoanda. ...
• 013: Malay, H., Kallipatrai, a chorion in Aiolis
• 016 Akkan, Y. – Malay, H., The Village Tar(i)gye ...
• 023: Ricl, M. – Malay, H., Two New Public Inscriptions from Herakleia Salbake
• 029: Ricl, M. – Akat, S., A New Honorary Inscription for Cn. Vergilius Capito from Miletos
• 033: Aydaş, M., Two New Inscriptions from Stratonikeia in Caria
• 035: Şahin, H., Eine neue Weihinschrift für Zeus Epikarpios aus dem Mittleren ...
• 041: Blümel, W., Neue Inschriften aus Karien III
• 049: Raßelnberg, A. L., Ehren für einen [   ] Cosconius M. f.
• 052: Raßelnberg, A. L., Ehrung für einen Q. Mucius Scaevola in Nysa
• 055: Ma, J., Dating the New Decree of the Confederation of Athena Ilias
• 058: Hahnemann, C., Zum Verbleib der Grabstele SEG 19, 728 (Demirkap?)
• 059: Catling, R. W. V. – Kanavou, N., Hermesianax the Olympic Victor ...
• 067: French, D. H., Inscriptions from Cappadocia II. Museums of Aksaray ...
• 109: Cadwallader, A. H., Two New Inscriptions, a Correction and a Confirmed Sighting ...
• 119: de Hoz, M. P., A Phrygian Funerary Stele in an Antique Shop in Seville (Spain)
• 125: Saba, S., Temporary and Permanent Housing for New Citizens
• 135: Hirschmann, V., Zwischen Menschen und Göttern. Die kleinasiatischen Engel
• 147: Destephen, S., La frontière orientale de la province d’Asie: le dossier de Takina

Jahrgang 39 (2006)

• 001: Ham­mer­sta­edt, J., Zum Text der epi­kurei­schen In­schrift des Dio­ge­nes von Oi­no­an­da
• 049: Malay, H. – Ricl, M., Some Fu­n­era­ry In­scrip­ti­ons from Lydia
• 084: Malay, H. – Ricl, M., A New De­di­ca­ti­on from the Ka­ta­ke­kau­me­ne
• 087: Malay, H., Some In­scrip­ti­ons from Lydia up for Auc­tion
• 100: Malay, H., New In­scrip­ti­ons from Phil­adel­phia
• 103: Malay, H., Three De­di­ca­ti­ons to Zeus Kerau­ni­os
• 105: Aydaş, M., Gla­dia­to­ri­al In­scrip­ti­ons from Stra­to­nikeia in Caria
• 111: Aydaş, M., Three In­scrip­ti­ons from Stra­to­nikeia in Caria
• 113: Aytaçlar, P. Ö. – Akfileadmin/IfA/EpiAna_pdfs/039113_Aytaclar_Akinci_A_List_of_Female_names_from_Laodicea_on_the_Lycos.pdfıncfileadmin/IfA/EpiAna_pdfs/039113_Aytaclar_Akinci_A_List_of_Female_names_from_Laodicea_on_the_Lycos.pdfı, E., A List of Fe­ma­le Names from Lao­di­cea on the Lycos
• 117: Şahin, H., Eine neue Grab­in­schrift aus Se­l­eukeia ad Ca­ly­cad­num
• 121: Cors­ten, Th., Pro­so­po­gra­phi­sche und ono­mas­ti­sche No­ti­zen II
• 133: Sant­an­ge­lo, F., Ma­gne­sia sul Me­an­dro alla vi­gi­lia della prima gu­er­ra mit­ri­da­ti­ca
• 139: Pe­tro­pou­lou, M.-Z., A Se­leu­cid Sett­le­ment on Fail­a­ka

Jahrgang 38 (2005)

• 001: Car­bon, J.-M., Δάρρων and δαíμων: A New In­scrip­ti­on from My­la­sa
• 007: Blü­mel, W. – Kızıl, A., Die Grab­an­la­ge des Mo­schion in My­la­sa
• 009: Şahin, M. Ç., A Hel­le­nis­tic List of Do­nors from Stra­to­nikeia
• 013: Şahin, M. Ç., The So-Cal­led κρήνη Παρθενικη at Stra­to­nikeia
• 015: Özhan, T., New In­scrip­ti­ons from the Mu­se­um Depot at Stra­to­nikeia
• 021: Petzl, G., Neue In­schrif­ten aus Ly­di­en (V)
• 035: Petzl, G., Mi­ni­ma Pa­ta­raea
• 037: Malay, H. – Petzl, G., Aschen­kis­ten aus Ly­di­en
• 042: Malay, H., Φιλάνπελοι in Phry­gia and Lydia
• 045: Ricl, M. – Malay, H., Ανθρωποι θρεπτικοἰ in a New In­scrip­ti­on from Hy­pai­pa
• 053: Akat, S., Three In­scrip­ti­ons from Mile­tos
• 055: Aytaçlar, P. Ö., Some Frag­men­ta­ry In­scrip­ti­ons from Lydia
• 057: Polat, G., War der per­si­sche Satrap Au­to­phr­a­da­tes von Sard­eis . . .
• 073: Şahin, H., Eine neue In­schrift aus dem Mitt­le­ren Rau­hen Ki­li­ki­en
• 075: Tho­ne­mann, P. J. – Ertuğrul,, F., The Car­mi­nii of At­tou­da
• 087: Kobes, J., Eine un­ver­öf­fent­lich­te Grab­in­schrift aus Klein­asi­en
• 093: Ha­bicht, Chr., Notes on In­scrip­ti­ons from Cy­zi­cus
• 101: Ca­na­li de Rossi, F., Flac­co, Mi­nu­cio Termo e il koinòn dei Greci d’Asia
• 109: Rigs­by, K., Aga­t­ho­po­lis and Dou­lo­po­lis
• 116: La­bar­re, G., L’épi­ta­phe de l’ar­chi­vis­te Dio­ny­si­os
• 125: Ruscu, L., Two Pon­tic Notes
• 131: Glew, D., Ni­co­me­des’ Name
• 140: Gat­siou­fa, P., Neue Le­sun­gen zu In­schrif­ten von Pes­si­nus
• 143: Łajtar, A., A Weight from Smyr­na(?) at the Na­tio­nal Mu­se­um in War­saw
• 145: Hei­len, St., Zur Deu­tung und Da­tie­rung des ‚Lö­wen­ho­ro­skops‘ auf dem Nem­rut Daǧı
• 159: Eh­ling, K., Ein rei­ten­der Te­le­spho­ros

Jahrgang 37 (2004)

• 001: Blü­mel, W., Neue In­schrif­ten aus Ka­ri­en II: My­la­sa und Um­ge­bung
• 043: Rum­scheid, F., In­schrif­ten aus Milas im Mu­se­um Bo­drum
• 062: Malay, H., A Fu­n­era­ry In­scrip­ti­on from My­la­sa
• 063: Mangana­ro, G., Do­ve­ri dello stra­te­go nella Kyme eo­li­ca ...
• 069: Gio­van­ni­ni, A., Le traité entre Iasos et Ptolémée Ier (IK 28,1, 2–3) . . .
• 088: Le­mai­re, A., Nou­vel­le in­scrip­ti­on araméenne de Ci­li­cie ori­en­ta­le: Ai­ge­ai
• 091: Ha­bicht, Chr., Ein neuer Gym­na­si­arch am Fest der Athena Ilias
• 095: Jones, C. P., A Roman Will in Cap­pa­do­cia
• 101: Wal­ser, A. V., Θυγατροθεσἰα – Ein neues Zeug­nis aus Kau­nos ...
• 107: Cors­ten, Th., Zu In­schrif­ten aus Klein­asi­en
• 115: Er­ke­lenz, D., 1 + 1 = 3 ? Über­le­gun­gen zur Neu­in­ter­pre­ta­ti­on der In­schrif­ten ...
• 121: Aydaş, M., New In­scrip­ti­ons from Asia Minor
• 126: La­bar­re, G., Les Me­na­gyr­tes
• 129: Stras­ser, J.-Y., L’em­per­eur θεῖοϛ et une in­scrip­ti­on de Lao­dicée du Lykos
• 144: Tho­ne­mann, P. J., Po­lemo, Son of Po­lemo (Dio, 59.12.2)
• 151: Poiri­er, J., The Mon­ta­nist Na­tu­re of the Nanas In­scrip­ti­on (Stei­ne­pi­gram­me 16/41/15)
• 160: Hirsch­mann, V., „Nach Art der Engel“ – Die phry­gi­sche Pro­phe­tin Nanas
• 169: Lampe, P. – Tab­ber­nee, W., Das Reskript von Sep­ti­mi­us Se­ver­us und Ca­ra­cal­la . . .
• 179: Malay, H., De­di­ca­ti­on of a Herm to Zeus Ariou
• 181: Malay, H., A De­di­ca­to­ry Sta­tu­et­te of a Mo­ther God­dess
• 183: Malay, H. – Sayar, M. H., A New Con­fes­si­on to Zeus “from Twin Oaks”
• 185: Beden, H. – Malay, H., The La­to­re­noi in the Cays­ter Val­ley
• 187: Aytaçlar, P. Ö., Fu­n­era­ry In­scrip­ti­ons from Nor­the­ast Lydia
• 189: Dele­men, İ., A Grave Stele from Bar­ba­ros on the Pro­pon­tis

Jahrgang 36 (2003)

• 001: Herr­mann, P. – Malay, H., Sta­tue Bases of the Mid Third Cen­tu­ry A.D. from Smyr­na
• 013: Malay, H., A Prai­se on Men Ar­te­mi­do­rou Axiot­te­nos
• 019: Malay, H. – Petzl, G., Post­hu­mous De­cree for Phi­lome­los, Son of Ophel­as . . .
• 024: Petzl, G. – Tanrıver, C., Grab­ge­dicht für eine ge­lieb­te Stief­mut­ter
• 029: Tanrıver, C., A De­di­ca­ti­on to Ho­si­os (-on) and Di­kai­os (-on) from Phry­gia
• 033: Hau­ken, T. – Tanrıver, C. – Akbıyıkoğlu, K., A New In­scrip­ti­on from Phry­gia . . .
• 045: Łajtar, A. – Petzl, G., Eine ly­di­sche Fa­mi­lie aus der ...
• 051: Łajtar, A., Varia epi­gra­phi­ca
• 055: Held, W., Neue und re­vi­dier­te In­schrif­ten aus Lo­ry­ma und der ka­ri­schen Cher­so­nes
• 087: Tho­ne­mann, P. J., Notes on In­scrip­ti­ons from Konya
• 095: Tho­ne­mann, P. J., Hel­le­nis­tic In­scrip­ti­ons from Lydia    
• 109: Özhan, T. – Tom­bul, M., A New Hel­le­nis­tic De­cree of  το κοινὸντῶν πόλεων from Ilion
• 115: Kolb, A., Δεκἄνιον – ein Hapax le­go­men­on
• 121: Tietz, W., Lis­sai und Kau­nos – Eine neue Grab­in­schrift ...
• 127: Lead­bet­ter, B., Dio­cle­ti­an and the Pur­p­le Mile of Aper­lae
• 137: Hirsch­mann, V., Der Schat­ten der Un­sterb­lich­keit. Der Pries­ter und Pro­phet Epi­tyn­cha­nos
• 153: Şahin, H., Neue Vor­schlä­ge zur Le­sung von mit­tel­ki­li­ki­schen In­schrif­ten I

Jahrgang 35 (2002)

• 001: Şahin, M. Ç., A Hel­le­nis­tic De­cree of the Chry­sao­ric Con­fe­de­ra­ti­on from La­gi­na
• 009: van Bre­men, R., Pto­le­my at Pa­na­ma­ra
• 015: van Bre­men, R., Notes on Some New In­scrip­ti­ons from La­gi­na
• 021: Gi­ro­ne, M., Una par­ti­co­la­re of­fer­ta di chio­me
• 043: Ma, J., RC 38 (Se­l­eukid Let­ter to Amy­zon) Again
• 046: Tanrıver, C. – Yılmaz, M., A De­di­ca­ti­on to Au­gus­tus
• 047: Blü­mel, W., In­schrif­ten der Kazıklı-Halb­in­sel
• 055: Meyer, G., Deux épi­ta­phes des régions éoli­en­nes
• 059: Appel, W., Zwei In­schrif­ten aus dem Ar­chäo­lo­gi­schen Mu­se­um in Odes­sa ...
• 063: Stras­ser, J.-Y., In­scrip­ti­ons ago­nis­ti­ques de Sidé
• 077: Ricl, M., So­cie­ty and Eco­no­my of Rural Sanc­tua­ries in Roman Lydia and Phry­gia
• 102: Ricl, M., Varia epi­gra­phi­ca
• 113: Cors­ten, Th., Pro­so­po­gra­phi­sche und ono­mas­ti­sche No­ti­zen
• 123: Łajtar, A., Zu einer christ­li­chen Mo­sa­ik­in­schrift aus Ost­ly­ki­en
• 125: Hein, I., A Re­dis­co­ver­ed An­ci­ent Egyp­ti­an Of­fe­ring Stand at ?zmir
• 141: Kats­a­ri, C., Opra­mo­as and the Im­por­ta­ti­on of Bron­ze Coins in Roman Lycia
• 147: Çevik, N. – İplikçioğlu, B., Epi­gra­phi­sche Mit­tei­lun­gen aus An­ta­lya X ...

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Read the book review by Claire Maingon, Université de Normandie (Rouen) (published: 2018-08-28)

Cool, H.E.M. : The Small Finds and Vessel Glass from Insula VI.1 Pompeii: Excavations 1995-2006, (Archaeopress Roman Archaeology, 17), xii-304 p., ISBN : 9781784914523, 50 £ (Archaeopress, Oxford 2016 )

Read the book review by Clémentine Barbau, Université d’Aix-Marseille (published: 2018-08-30)

Coudière, Bénédicte : La truelle & le phylactère, (Détourages), 17x 21cm, 230 p., ISBN : 979-10-96137-04-6, 28 € (Éditions Fedora, Talence 2017)

Read the book review by Benoit Dercy (published: 2018-09-12)

Frugoni, Chiara - Savereux, Jérôme (trad.): Vivre en famille au Moyen Âge, 352 p., Index, 210 ill. coul., 15 x 21.5 cm, EAN13 : 9782251447339, 25,50 € (Les Belles Lettres, Paris 2017)

Read the book review by Ismérie Triquet, Université de Rouen (published: 2018-08-31)

Léger, Ruth M. : Artemis and Her Cult, vi+178 p.,13 col. pl., ISBN : 9781784915506, 30 £ (Archaeopress, Oxford 2017)

Read the book review by Marion Muller-Dufeu, Université de Lille (published: 2018-08-29)

Lucbert, Françoise - Desbiolles, Yves Chevrefils (dir.): Par-delà le cubisme. Études sur Roger de la Fresnaye, suivies de correspondances de l’artiste, 408 p., ISBN : 978-2-7535-5262-3, 29 € (Presses Universitaires de Rennes, Rennes 2017)

Read the book review by Laurence Danguy, Université de Lausanne (published: 2018-08-29)

Manson, Michel - de Longrée, Isabelle - Bergen, Véronique (dir.): Poupées et tabous, le double jeu de l’artiste contemporain, 104 p., 80 ill., 23x23 cm, EAN : 9782757211007, 25 € (Somogy éditions d’Art, Paris 2016)

Read the book review by Françoise Levaillant, CNRS (published: 2018-08-28)

Moretti, Jean-Charles: 1873 -1913 Délos • δηλος • Dεlos. Images d’une ville antique révélée par la fouille. Εικόνες μιας αρχαίας πόλης που έφερε στο φως η ανασκαφή. Ιmages of an ancient city revealed through excavation, (Patrimoine photographique, 3), 160 p., 135 ill., 35 € (École française d’Athènes, Athènes 2017)

Read the book review by Frédéric Herbin, Service archéologique de la Ville de Lyon (published: 2018-08-29)

The Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA) Library is the most important archaeological library in the Middle East, which was established during the British Mandate around 1926. It holds an extensive collection of the archaeological and historical research of the Land of Israel and the Levant.
One of our unique collections is a selection of rare books from the 16th-17th centuries, some of which were written by pilgrims to the Holy Land; others were written by explorers or military expeditions. Their pages are filled with road maps, engravings, drawings and descriptions that illuminate Levantine life at the time.

The library welcomes the public.

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The library is open Sunday to Thursday from 8am to 6pm

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Rockefeller Museum
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Inscriptions are the most important documentary source for the history of Ancient Athens and the surrounding region, Attica. This channel contains educational videos about these inscriptions. It is linked to the website https://www.atticinscriptions.com.

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Check out the absolutely fantastic trailer for my MOOC (massive open online course) “Biblical Archaeology: The archaeology of Ancient Israel and Judah,” which will be online from early December 2018 on the EdX platform.

Check it out – and pass the word on to friends, colleagues and students – to sign up for the course as soon as registration is open!

UPDATE: See also this site with links to the French Bibliotheque Nationale copies.

• vol 1 – http://archive.org/details/actasanctorum01unse – January part 1 (Jan 1-10)
• vol 2 – http://archive.org/details/actasanctorum02unse – January part 2 (Jan 11-20)
• vol 3 – http://archive.org/details/actasanctorum03unse – January part 3 (Jan 21-30)
• vol 4 – http://archive.org/details/actasanctorum04unse – February part 1 (Feb 1-6)
• vol 5 – http://archive.org/details/actasanctorum05unse – February part 2 (Feb 7-17)
• vol 6 – http://archive.org/details/actasanctorum06unse – February part 3 (Feb 17-end)
• vol 7 – http://archive.org/details/actasanctorum07unse – March part 1 (Mar 1-8)
• vol 8 – http://archive.org/details/actasanctorum08unse – March part 2 (Mar 9-19)
• vol 9 – http://archive.org/details/actasanctorum09unse – March part 3 (Mar 19-end
• vol 10 – http://archive.org/details/actasanctorum10unse – April part 1 (Apr 1-10)
• vol 11 – http://archive.org/details/actasanctorum11unse – April part 2 (Apr 11-21)
• vol 12 – http://archive.org/details/actasanctorum12unse – April part 3 (Apr 21-end)
• vol 13 – http://archive.org/details/actasanctorum13unse – May propylaeum
• vol 14 – Acta Sanctorum 05 Maii Tomus 01 1680 – May part 1 (May 1-4)
• vol 15 – http://archive.org/details/actasanctorum15unse – May part 2 (May 5-11)
• vol 16 – http://archive.org/details/actasanctorum16unse – May part 3 (May 12-16)
• vol 17 – http://archive.org/details/actasanctorum17unse – May part 4 (May 17-19)
• vol 18 – http://archive.org/details/actasanctorum18unse – May part 5 (May 20-24)
• vol 19 – http://archive.org/details/actasanctorum19unse – May part 6 (May 25-28)
• vol 20 – http://archive.org/details/actasanctorum20unse – May part 7 (May 29-end)
• vol 21 – http://archive.org/details/actasanctorum21unse – June part 1 (Jun 1-6)
• vol 22 – http://archive.org/details/actasanctorum22unse – June part 2 (Jun 7-11)
• vol 23 – http://archive.org/details/actasanctorum23unse – June part 3 (Jun 12-15)
• vol 24 – http://archive.org/details/actasanctorum24unse – June part 4 (Jun 16-20)
• vol 25 – http://archive.org/details/actasanctorum25unse – June part 5 (Jun 20-24)
• vol 26 – http://archive.org/details/actasanctorum26unse – June part 6
• vol 27 – http://archive.org/details/actasanctorum27unse – June part 7 (Jun 25-end) Chronology of the patriarchs of Alexandria.
• vol 28 – http://archive.org/details/actasanctorum28unse – July part 1 (Jul 1-3)
• vol 29 – http://archive.org/details/actasanctorum29unse – July part 2 (Jul 4-9)
• vol 30 – http://archive.org/details/actasanctorum30unse  – July part 3 (Jul 10-14)
• vol 31 – http://archive.org/details/actasanctorum31unse – July part 4 (Jul 15-19)
• vol 32 – http://archive.org/details/actasanctorum32unse – July part 5 (Jul 20-24)
• vol 33 – http://archive.org/details/actasanctorum33unse – July part 6 (Jul 25-28)
• vol 34 – http://archive.org/details/actasanctorum34unse – July part 7 (Jul 29-31)
• vol 35 – http://archive.org/details/actasanctorum35unse – August part 1 (Aug 1-4)
• vol 36 – http://archive.org/details/actasanctorum36unse – August part 2 (Aug 5-12)
• vol 37 – http://archive.org/details/actasanctorum37unse – August part 3 (Aug 13-19)
• vol 38 – http://archive.org/details/actasanctorum38unse – August part 4 (Aug 20-24)
• vol 39 – http://archive.org/details/actasanctorum39unse – August part 5 (Aug 25-26)
• vol 40 – http://archive.org/details/actasanctorum40unse – August part 6 (Aug 27-end plus supplement)
• vol 41 – http://archive.org/details/actasanctorum41unse – September part 1 (Sep 1-3)
• vol 42 – http://archive.org/details/actasanctorum42unse – September part 2 (Sep 4-6)
• vol 43 – http://archive.org/details/actasanctorum43unse – September part 3 (Sep 7-11)
• vol 44 – http://archive.org/details/actasanctorum44unse – September part 4 (Sep 12-14)
• vol 45 – http://archive.org/details/actasanctorum45unse – September part 5 (Sep 15-18)
• vol 46 – http://archive.org/details/actasanctorum46unse – September part 6 (Sep 19-24)
• vol 47 – http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=VxfPau_RaMAC – September part 7 (Sep 25-28)
• vol 48 – http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=qgpJAAAAcAAJ – September part 8 (Sep 29-end)
• vol 49 – Acta Sanctorum 10 Octobris Tomus 01 1765 – October part 1 (Oct 1-2)
• vol 50 – http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=H9Y-AAAAcAAJ – October part 2 (Oct 3-4)
• vol 51 – http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=kc5SCeuNHx4C – October part 3 (Oct 5-7)
• vol 52 – Acta Sanctorum 10 Octobris Tomus 04 1780 – October part 4 (Oct 8-9)
• vol 53 – http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=AmzrqEh-C-0C – October part 5 (Oct 10-11)
• vol 54 – http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=jdc-AAAAcAAJ – October part 6 (Oct 12-14)
• vol 55 – http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=49c-AAAAcAAJ – October part 7 (Oct 15-16) + Acta Sanctorum 10 Octobris Tomus 07 Suppl 1854
• vol 56 – Acta Sanctorum 10 Octobris Tomus 08 1853 – October part  8 (Oct 17-20)
• vol 57 – http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=yNY-AAAAcAAJ – October part 9 (Oct 21-22)
• vol 58 – http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=D9c-AAAAcAAJ – October part 10 (Oct 23-24)
• vol 59 – Acta Sanctorum 10 Octobris Tomus 11 1864 – October part 11 (Oct 25)
• vol 60 – http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=wQlJAAAAcAAJ – October part 12 (Oct 26-29)
• vol 61 – Acta Sanctorum 10 Octobris Tomus 13 1883 – October part 13 (Oct 30-end) + http://archive.org/details/actasanctorum64unse– October (supplement)
• vol 62 – http://archive.org/details/actasanctorum62unse– November part 1 (Nov 1, 2, part of 3)
• vol 63 – http://archive.org/details/actasanctorum63unse– November part 2 (Nov 3, 4)
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• vol 65 – Acta Sanctorum 11 Novembris Tomus 04 1925 –  November part 4 (Nov 9-10)

 

BISI currently produces an annual newsletter, presenting the highlights of the year and reports on funded research and outreach projects. Below you can read PDFs of BISI Newsletters from 2003 to the present.

• Newsletter 35 - Autumn 2017 
  
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• Newsletter 33 - Autumn 2015
• Newsletter 32 - Autumn 2014 
• Newsletter 31 - Spring 2013 
• Newsletter 30 - Autumn 2012 
• Newsletter 29 - Spring 2012
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The Eastern Desert of Egypt extends over a vast area of mountains and sandy plains between the Nile and the Red Sea. Its natural riches –gold, gems and high quality stones (such as granite from Mons Claudianus, Tiberianè or Ophiatès, porphyry from Porphyritès, basanites [greywacke] from the Wâdi al-Hammâmât, etc.)– have, despite the difficulties due to harsh climatic conditions, been exploited since the Predynastic period. The Pharaohs, the Ptolemies and the Roman emperors often sent exped...

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Note de l’éditeur

This book comes from a colloquium held at the Collège de France in Paris on March 30^th and 31^st, 2016.
Its objective was to take stock of the archaeological work of the last forty years by bringing together all the invited field actors to present a synthesis of their research on the occupation and exploitation of the Ptolemaic desert at the end of theByzantine period.
Caption cover image: The Roman fort of Dios, 2^nd-3^rd century AD
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From 2012 this is a full Open Access journal, which means that all articles are freely available, ensuring maximum, worldwide dissemination of content, in exchange for an article processing fee. For more information, see our Open Access Policy page. 

This journal is published under the auspices of the International Society for Neoplatonic Studies. The international editorial board is headed by Professor John Finamore of the University of Iowa. This exciting journal covers all facets of the Platonic tradition (from Thales through Thomas Taylor, and beyond) from all perspectives (including philosophical, historical, religious, etc.) and all corners of the world (Pagan, Christian, Jewish, Islamic, etc.).

The journal is published in 2 issues per year.

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Iliria est une revue scientifique, publication de l’Institut Archéologique d’Albanie, dont le premier numéro est paru en 1971. Elle est publiée à un rythme annuel au cours de sa première décennie, puis devient périodique à partir de 1981.

Elle publie des études et matériaux archéologiques des auteurs albanais et étrangers, qui travaillent sur le territoire de l’Albanie actuelle dans les domaines de la préhistoire, de l’antiquité et du bas moyen âge, ainsi que des études historiques se rapportant à ces domaines. L’objet principal de ces études a été les problèmes fondamentaux de l’archéologie albanaise, tels que l’ethnogenèse des Illyriens, la naissance et le développement de l’État illyrien et la formation du peuple albanais et de sa civilisation. Les articles sont accompagnés d’un résumé en français ou en anglais et, dans des cas particuliers, sont traduits intégralement.

La collection complète de la revue Iliria compte jusqu’à présent 46 volumes, qui embrassent plus de 15000 pages de la recherche scientifique archéologique albanaise.

Les changements démocratiques qui ont eu lieu en Albanie au début des années 90 ont conduit à la liberté académique dans les écrits et à l’ouverture avec le monde étranger.

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Teiresias Supplements Online (ISBN) is an open access venue for the publication of high-end research in Classical Studies. Supplementing the journal Teiresias Online Review and Bibliography of Boiotian Studies, the mission of the series is to foster research on Central Greece and its core region Boiotia. At the same time, the supplements have a wider geographical range, branching out into the history and culture of the Greek mainland and the Peloponnese, from the Bronze Age to Late Antiquity. 

Publications appear as peer-reviewed monographs or edited volumes, with extensive coverage of scholarship in Ancient History, Classical Philology, Archaeology, and Epigraphy. The series also invites submissions in related special disciplines such as, for instance, Historical Topography, Onomastics, Prosopography, or Environmental History. 
 
The journal Teiresias continues to be distributed free of charge ever since its inception and, since 1991, has also been made available electronically. Teiresias Supplements Online is faithful to this spirit of knowledge advancement. The series makes a bold, pioneering move in the publication of specialized Humanities research. Available in the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) and maintaining the highest standard of peer-review, the supplement series reduces price barriers and delays in the production process, while allowing authors to maintain copyright over their intellectual output. This includes the upload of contributions to academic platforms such as academia.edu, if authors wish to do so. Click here for further copyright information. Participating in the DOAJ also ensures that publications in Teiresias Supplements Online are indexed and searchable on platforms like Google scholar. As open access supplements, the series embraces a sustainable publishing model that benefits researchers and their multiple audiences. 

Teiresias Supplements Online is a publication out of McGill University in Montreal. It offers a swift two-step reviewing process. A detailed proposal will be examined in the first instance by the advisory board, and, if successful, the editors will welcome the submission of the whole manuscript for peer-reviewing. All inquiries and submissions should be directed to the series editors.

Latest Volume 2018

Vol 1: Megarian Moments. The Local World of an Ancient Greek City-State. Edited by Hans Beck and Philip J. Smith

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Front Matter Hans Beck

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“If I am from Megara.” Introduction to the Local Discourse Environment of an Ancient Greek City-State Hans Beck, McGill University, Montreal

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Mythic Highways of the Megarid Sheila Ager, University of Waterloo

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Megarian Myths: Extrapolating the Narrative Traditions of Megara Kevin Solez, MacEwan University, Edmonton

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With and Without You: Megara’s Harbours Klaus Freitag, Rheinisch-Westfälische Technische Hochschule, Aachen

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Theognis and the Ambivalence of Aristocracy Elke Stein-Hölkeskamp, Universität Duisburg-Essen

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‘This City of Ours’: Fear, Discord, and the Persian War at Megara David Yates, Millsaps College, Jackson

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οὐ κακὸς ἐῶν: Megarian Valour and its Place in the Local Discourse at Megara Jonathan Reeves, McMaster University, Hamilton

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Megarians’ Tears: Localism and Dislocation in the Megarika Daniel Tober, Fordham University, New York

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Megarian Local Adjudication: The Case of the Border Dispute between Epidauros and Corinth in 242-240 BCE (IG IV2.I.70 and 71) Philip J. Smith, McGill University, Montreal

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From the Cradle: Reconstructing the ephēbeia in Hellenistic Megara Alex McAuley, Cardiff University

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Megara and ‘the Megarians’: a City and its Philosophical School Matthias Haake, Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität, Münster

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Between Localism and Diaspora: The Sicilian Perspective on Megara’s World Franco De Angelis, University of British Columbia

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What’s in a Name? Megarian apoikiai in the Black Sea: Common nomima and Local Traditions Adrian Robu, Université de Fribourg

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In 2002 and 2008 the American Numismatic Society and Classical Numismatic Group published the two parts of Seleucid Coins: A Comprehensive Catalogue, by Arthur Houghton, Catharine Lorber, and Oliver Hoover. The first part, by Houghton and Lorber, presented and interpreted all the  numismatic material for Seleucus I to Antiochus III known up to 2002. The second part, by Houghton, Lorber, and Hoover, did the same for the Seleucid kings from Seleucus IV to  Antiochus XIII. In total, more than 2,491 primary coin types were published in these volumes.

No sooner had these important books come out in print than new types and varieties began to appear at the rate of almost 100 a year. This rapid growth of material made necessary the development of a system that could keep up with the coins. The Seleucid Coins Addenda System (SCADS) is intended to provide online access to the new material that has appeared since 2008. As there is no indication that the flow of previously unrecorded types and varieties will stop anytime soon, it is expected that the SCADS database will continue to grow over time. Interested parties will be instantly notified of new additions to the database through alerts on Facebook, Twitter, and direct email subscription.

The coins in the SCADS database are categorized by ruler, making it easy for users to find all new entries for a particular king with a single click. Extensive tagging of entry content allows for full searchability. Thus, for example, a user interested in all new material depicting Apollo  would simply enter “Apollo” as the search criterion and SCADS would provide all the relevant entries. If a user was interested only in Apollo on issues of bronze denomination C, “denomination C” could be added to narrow down the search. The coins in the database have all been given a unique catalogue number (SCADS1, SCADS2, SCADS3, etc.) for ease of reference, but these only reflect the order of entry and are not tied to the numbering system used in the Seleucid Coins volumes.

This project aim to construct an interactive website that will map the Jewish Diaspora in the late antiquity.

 The terminus a quo for the proposed research is the Diaspora uprisings against Trajan (115–117) and the ensuing shifts in Jewish life, one of which was the harsh blows experienced by some of the major centers of Jewish settlement in the Diaspora, first and foremost, the Jews of Alexandria and its environs, and the Jews of Cyrenaica and Cyprus.

 The chosen terminus ad quem is the Arab conquest of North Africa and southwest Europe over the course of the seventh century, before the emergence of Jewish communities in Europe in the Early Middle Ages

On the first phase of the project the foundings will be concentrated on the site. later they will be uploaded evidence to a GIS software that allows search by various parameters.

The project is coordinated by Dr. Eyal Ben-Eliyahu from the Department of History at the University of Haifa, Israel.

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The American Schools of Oriental Research is pleased to announce that 65 titles are now openly available through the partnership with Google and HathiTrust (@hathitrust on Twitter). The HathiTrust Digital Library is a digital preservation repository and highly functional access platform. It provides long-term preservation and access services for public domain and in copyright content from a variety of sources, including Google, the Internet Archive, Microsoft, and in-house partner institution initiatives.

Our titles are available under a CC-BY-NC-ND license, while a handful of titles are open in the public domain. These titles are available for reading and downloading worldwide in efforts to carry out ASOR’s mission to initiate, encourage and support research into, and public understanding of, the cultures and history of the Near East from the earliest times.

Available titles include: Symposia Celebrating the Seventy-Fifth Anniversary of the Founding of the American Schools of Oriental Research (1900-1975) by Frank Moore Cross, The Other Side of Jordan by Nelson Glueck, The Role of Human Sacrifice in the Ancient Near East by Alberto Ravinell Whitney Green, and more. For a collection of ASOR’s titles, see below.

ASOR is proud to join the growing number of scholarly publishers and university presses that have opened their publications through HathiTrust.

American Expedition to Idalion, Cyprus., George Ernest Wright, Anita M. Walker, Lawrence E. Stager, and American Schools of Oriental Research. First Preliminary Report: Seasons of 1971 and 1972. Supplement to the Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research ;no. 18, xxx, 178 p. Cambridge, Mass.: American Schools of Oriental Research, 1974.http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/009047201.

American School of Oriental Research in Baghdad. “Publications of the Bagdad School. Texts.,” no. v. (1927): v.http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/000528551.

American Schools of Oriental Research. Annual Meeting Program Book. v. S.l.: American Schools of Oriental Research, 0000 uuuu.http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/005283377.

———. “Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research.” BASOR, no. v. (1921): v.http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/006022442.

American Schools of Oriental Research., American School of Oriental Research in Jerusalem., and JSTOR (Organization). “Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research.” BASOR, no. v. (1919): v.http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/000674894.

American Schools of Oriental Research., E. A. Speiser, Millar Burrows, Henry Joel Cadbury, Benjamin Wisner Bacon, Warren Joseph Moulton, Charles Cutler Torrey, and American School of Oriental Research in Jerusalem. “The Annual of the American Schools of Oriental Research.,” no. v. (1920): v.http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/000524868.

American Theological Library Association., American Schools of Oriental Research., and JSTOR (Organization). “Near Eastern Archaeology.” NEA, no. v. (1998): v.http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/003259516.

Birnbaum, Salomo A. The Qumrân (Dead Sea) Scrolls and Palaeography. Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research.  Supplementary Studies,no. 13-14, 52 p. New Haven: American Schools of Oriental Research, 1952.http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/008567637.

Blakely, Jeffrey A., Kevin G. O’Connell, and Lawrence E. Toombs. The Tell El-Hesi Field Manual. Excavation Reports., v. Cambridge, MA: American Schools of Oriental Research, 1980.http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/000140418.

Blakely, Jeffrey A., and Joe D. Seger. An ASOR Mosaic: A Centennial History of the American Schools of Oriental Research, 1900-2000. American Schools of Oriental Research Mosaic, xxii, 376 p. Boston, MA: American Schools of Oriental Research, 2001.http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/004231829.

Boling, Robert G., Edward Fay. Campbell, and George Ernest Wright. Essays in Honor of George Ernest Wright. Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research ;no. 220/221, 177 p. Missoula, Mont.: Published by Scholars Press for the American Schools of Oriental Research, 1976.http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/006014740.

Burrows, Millar, and American Schools of Oriental Research. What Means These Stones?: The Significance of Archeology for Biblical Studies. xvi, 306 p. New Haven, Conn.: The American schools of oriental research, 1941.http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/001409489.

Campbell, Edward Fay. Shechem III: The Stratigraphy and Architecture of Shechem/Tell Balâṭah. Shechem Three, 2 v. Boston, MA: American Schools of Oriental Research, 2002.http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/004251954.

Charlesworth, James H., and George. Zervos. The New Discoveries in St. Catherine’s Monastery: A Preliminary Report on the Manuscripts. Monograph Series ;no. 3, xv, 45 p. Cambridge, MA : Winona Lake, IN: American Schools of Oriental Research ; Distributed by Eisenbrauns, 1981.http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/000242775.

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Cross, Frank Moore. Symposia Celebrating the Seventy-Fifth Anniversary of the Founding of the American Schools of Oriental Research (1900-1975). Occasional Publications - Zion Research Foundation ; v. 1-2. Cambridge, MA: American Schools of Oriental Research, 1979.http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/000031769.

Darnell, John Coleman., and Meredith S. Chesson. Results of the 2001 Kerak Plateau Early Bronze Age Survey. The Annual of the American Schools of Oriental Research ;v. 59, 124 p. Boston, MA: American Schools of Oriental Research, 2005.http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/006040906.

Detweiler, A. Henry. Manual of Archaeological Surveying. American Schools of Oriental Research. Publications of the Jerusalem School. Archaeology, v.2, x, 133 p. New Haven: American Schools of Oriental Research, 1948.http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/007124164.

Freedman, David Noel, Edward Fay Campbell, and George Ernest Wright. The Biblical Archaeologist Reader. 2 v. Missoula, Mont.: American Schools of Oriental Research : distributed by Scholars Press, 1975.http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/007551123.

Fritsch, Charles T., and Glanville Downey. Studies in the History of Caesarea Maritima. The Joint Expedition to Caesarea Maritima ;v. 1, 122 p. Missoula, Mont.: Published by Scholars Press for the American Schools of Oriental Research, 1975.http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/003496578.

Glueck, Nelson. Explorations in Eastern Palestine, III. The Annual of the American Schools of Oriental Research, v. 18-19 for 1937-1939, xxiv, 288 p. New Haven: The American Schools of Oriental Research, 1939.http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/007153889.

Glueck, Nelson, and American Schools of Oriental Research. The Other Side of the Jordan. xvii, 208 p. New Haven, Conn.: American Schools of Oriental Research, 1940.http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/001242461.

Govaars, Marylinda., L. Michael. White, and Marie. Spiro. Field O: The “Synagogue” Site. Joint Expedition to Caesarea Maritima Excavation Reports ;v. 9, xviii, 287 p. Boston, MA: American Schools of Oriental Research, 2009.http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/006881139.

Graf, David Frank., and David Noel Freedman. Palestine in Transition: The Emergence of Ancient Israel. The Social World of Biblical Antiquity Series ;2, ix, 108 p. Sheffield, England: Published in association with the American Schools of Oriental Research by the Almond Press, 1983.http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/004735337.

Grant, Elihu, and William Foxwell Albright. The Haverford Symposium on Archaeology and the Bible. Biblical and Kindred Studies, No. 6, Haverford College, 5 l., 245 p. New Haven, Conn.: American schools of oriental research, 1938.http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/005766436.

Grant, Elihu, and Ephraim Avidgdor Speiser. Beth Shemesh, 1928 [by] Elihu Grant. Preliminary Excavations at Tepe Gawra [by] Ephraim A. Speiser. Preliminary Excavations at Tepe Gawra, 94 p. New Haven: Published by the American Schools of Oriental Research under the Jane Dows Nies Publication Fund, 1929.http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/006040903.

Green, Alberto Ravinell Whitney. The Role of Human Sacrifice in the Ancient Near East. Dissertation Series ; No. 1, xvi, 383 p. Missoula, Mont.: Published by Scholars Press for the American Schools of Oriental Research, 1975.http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/000684208.

Herscher, Ellen., George Robert Rapp, and Stuart. Swiny. Sotira Kaminoudhia: An Early Bronze Age Site in Cyprus. Cyprus American Archaeological Research Institute Monograph Series ;v. 4, xxviii, 600 p., [2] folded leaves of plates. Boston: American Schools of Oriental Research, 2003.http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/004313290.

Joint Expedition of the Baghdad School, the University Museum, and Dropsie College, Arthur John Tobler, and E. A. Speiser. Excavations at Tepe Gawra. American School of Oriental Research in Baghdad. Publications of the Baghdad School. Excavations, 2 v. Philadelphia: Published for the American Schools of Oriental Research by University of Pennsylvania Press, 1935–1950.http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/001241491.

King, Philip J. American Archaeology in the Mideast: A History of the American Schools of Oriental Research. xiv, 291 p. Philadelphia: American Schools of Oriental Research, 1983.http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/006041291.

Kraeling, Carl H., American Schools of Oriental Research, British School of Archaeology in Jerusalem., and Yale University. Gerasa, City of the Decapolis; an Account Embodying the Record of a Joint Excavation Conducted by Yale University and the British School of Archaeology in Jerusalem (1928-1930), and Yale University and the American Schools of Oriental Research (1930-1931, 1933-1934). xxxii, 616 p. New Haven, Conn.: American Schools of Oriental Research, 1938.http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/001242330.

Lapp, Nancy L. Preliminary Excavation Reports and Other Archaeological Investigations: Tell Qarqur, Iron I Sites in the North-Central Highlands of Palestine. Annual of the American Schools of Oriental Research ;v. 56, 218 p. Boston, MA: American Schools of Oriental Research, 2003.http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/006040905.

Lapp, Nancy L., and Edward Fay. Campbell. Shechem IV: The Persian-Hellenistic Pottery of Shechem/Tell Balâṭah. Shechem Four, xiv, 337 p. Boston: American Schools of Oriental Research, 2008.http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/006815103.

Lapp, Paul W. Palestinian Ceramic Chronology. 231 p. New Haven: American Schools of Oriental Research, 1961.http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/007479587.

Lehmann, Clayton Miles, and Kenneth G. Holum. The Greek and Latin Inscriptions of Caesarea Maritima. Joint Expedition to Caesarea Maritima, Excavation Reports ;vol. 5, xx, 292 p., clxxi p. of plates. Boston, Mass.: American Schools of Oriental Research, 2000.http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/004200948.

Levine, Lee I., and Jewish Theological Seminary of America. The Synagogue in Late Antiquity. xiii, 218 p. Philadelphia, Pa.: American Schools of Oriental Research, 1987.http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/000843542.

MacDonald, Burton. The Tafila-Busayra Archaeological Survey 1999-2001, West-Central Jordan. American Schools of Oriental Research Archaeological Reports ;no. 08, xvi, 435 p. Boston, MA: American Schools of Oriental Research, 2004.http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/005411693.

Matthews, Victor Harold. Pastoral Nomadism in the Mari Kingdom (ca. 1830-1760 B.C.). Dissertation Series (American Schools of Oriental Research)no. 3, xiii, 213 p., [1] leaf of plates. Cambridge, MA: American Schools of Oriental Research, 1978.http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/000710414.

Matthews, Victor Harold., Douglas R. Clark, and American Schools of Oriental Research. One Hundred Years of American Archaeology in the Middle East: Proceedings of the American Schools of Oriental Research Centennial Celebration, Washington DC, April 2000. 100 Years of American Archaeology in the Middle East, xvii, 448 p. Boston, MA: American Schools of Oriental Research, 2003.http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/004741886.

McCollough, C. Thomas., Douglas R. Edwards, and Eric M. Meyers. The Archaeology of Difference: Gender, Ethnicity, Class and the “Other” in Antiquity: Studies in Honor of Eric M. Meyers. Annual of the American Schools of Oriental Research ;v. 60/61, xiii, 416 p. Boston, MA: American Schools of Oriental Research, 2007.http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/005572982.

McCown, Chester Charlton, William Frederic Badè, Joseph. Wampler, American Schools of Oriental Research., and Calif.) Pacific School of Religion (Berkeley. Tell En-Nasbeh Excavated under the Direction of the Late William Frederic Badè. 2 v. Berkeley Calif.: The Palestine Institute of Pacific School of Religion and The American Schools of Oriental Research, 1947.http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/001242444.

Meyers, Eric M., Gabriela. Bijovsky, and Carol L. Meyers. Excavations at Ancient Nabratein: Synagogue and Environs. Meiron Excavation Project ;v. 6, xx, 470 p. Winona Lake, Ind.: Published for the American Schools of Oriental Research by Eisenbrauns, 2009.http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/006874738.

Moore, Charlotte B., and Cambridge Archaeology Seminar. Reconstructing Complex Societies: An Archaeological Colloquium Organized for the Cambridge Archaeology Seminar by Miranda C. Marvin, Lawrence E. Stager, Anita M. Walker. Supplement to the Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research ; No. 20, x, 170 p. Cambridge, Mass.: American Schools of Oriental Research], 1974.http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/007106588.

Nakhai, Beth Alpert. Archaeology and the Religions of Canaan and Israel. ASOR Books ;v. 7, xii, 262 p. Boston, MA: American Schools of Oriental Research, 2001.http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/004204641.

Nakhai, Beth Alpert, and William G. Dever. The Near East in the Southwest: Essays in Honor of William G. Dever. The Annual of the American Schools of Oriental Research ;v. 58, xiii, 184 p. Boston, MA: American Schools of Oriental Research, 2003.http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/008567362.

Neugebauer, O., Albrecht Götze, Abraham Joseph Sachs, and American Schools of Oriental Research. Mathematical Cuneiform Texts. American Oriental Series.v. 29, x, 177 p. New Haven, Conn.: Pub. jointly by the American Oriental society and the American schools of Oriental research, 1945.http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/000167366.

Orlinsky, Harry Meyer. An Indexed Bibliography of the Writings of William Foxwell Albright: Published in Honor of His Fiftieth Birthday by a Committee of His Former Students. xxii, 66 p. New Haven, Conn.: Distributed by the American Schools of Oriental Research, 1941.http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/001180132.

Parker, S. Thomas. Romans and Saracens: A History of the Arabian Frontier. Dissertation Series / American Schools of Oriental Research ;no. 6, xiii, 247 p. Philadelphia, Pa. : Winona Lake, IN: American Schools of Oriental Research ; Distributed by Eisenbrauns, 1986.http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/002897922.

Porada, Edith. Seal Impressions of Nuzi. American Schools of Oriental Research. Annual,v. 24, 1944-1945, viii, 138 p. New Haven: American Schools of Oriental Research, 1947.http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/001963015.

Pritchard, James B., and American School of Oriental Research in Jerusalem. The Excavation at Herodian Jericho, 1951. The Annual of the American Schools of Oriental Research,v.32-33 for 1952-1954, xiii, 58 p. New Haven: American Schools of Oriental Research, 1958.http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/006783247.

Chalcolithic Cyprus. 175 p. Malibu, Calif. : S.l.: J. Paul Getty Museum ; American Schools of Oriental Research, 1991.http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/002635480.

Rast, Walter E., Albert E. Glock, American Schools of Oriental Research., and Mo.) Concordia Seminary (Saint Louis. Taanach I: Studies in the Iron Age Pottery. Excavation Reports, xvi, 283 p. Cambridge, MA: American Schools of Oriental Research, 1978.http://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/001825022.

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Die Website www.theatrum.de ist als Internetprojekt aus den Aktivitäten zur Erforschung des römischen Theaters von Mogontiacum-Mainz hervorgegangen. Ziel ist, in kurzer Form Basisinformationen zu allen bekannten Theatern der griechisch-römischen Antike zusammenzustellen. So soll ein schneller Zugang zu den Fragen hergestellt werden, was über das Aussehen eines Theaters bekannt ist und was dort veranstaltet wurde – jeweils streng orientiert an der historischen und archäologischen Überlieferung jedes einzelnen Baues. 

Die antiken Theater waren öffentliche Räume, die bei den großen Feierlichkeiten ihrer Gemeinden im Blickpunkt der gesamten Gesellschaft standen. Hier fanden im fest gefügten Ablauf sakraler Feste nach Opfern und Prozessionen für die Götter oder den Herrscher Bühnenaufführungen unterschiedlicher Art statt. Wer als Mitglied der Gesellschaft diesen Feiern beiwohnte, nahm auch an den Bühnenaufführungen teil und so erklärt sich die nach heutigen Maßstäben enorme Zuschauerkapazität der Theaterbauten. Die mit dem griechischen Wort Euergetismus bezeichnete Wohltätigkeit führender Gesellschaftsmitglieder ermöglichte erst den Bau solch komplexer Anlagen. Als Gegenleistung für diese als Verpflichtung empfundene Großzügigkeit gewährte die Gemeinde dem Spender Ehrenstandbilder im Theater und verewigte ihn bis auf unsere Tage für die Nachwelt. Hiermit ging die Verehrung von Göttern und Herrschern einher, die in jedem Theater ihren Ausdruck in Form einer statuarischen Ausstattung fand.

Die großen, weithin bekannten Spiele wurden von professionell ausgebildeten Akteuren besucht, deren Erfolge in den Agonen vor allem des griechischen Ostens auf zahlreichen Inschriften aufgelistet wurden. Vielfach machten Münzprägungen Namen und Preise von Spielen im ganzen Reich bekannt. Halten griechische Inschriften den Ablauf von Feiern penibel fest, so teilen uns die lateinischen Inschriften des Westens genau mit, wie viel Geld Spiele (ludi scaenici) oder Baumaßnahmen kosteten und wer diese bezahlte. Unterschiede und Gemeinsamkeiten des Theaterwesens im griechischen Osten und dem lateinischen Westen werden deutlich, ebenso wie regionale Besonderheiten etwa der gallo-römischen Theater oder der orientalischen Kult-Theater.

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