Matteo Compareti, Paola Raffetta, Gianroberto Scarcia - Editors
October 2003
Transoxiana regrets the passing away of Boris Marshak (9 July 1933-28 July 2006) at the site of the archeological excavations of Ancient Panjikent.
Table of Contents

• Introduction to the Electronic Version, (Paola Raffetta, USAL)
• Marshak's Bibliography and CV, Compiler: V. Shkoda
• S.T. Adylov, J.K. MirzaahmedovOn the history of the ancient town of Vardana and the Obavija Feud
• A. AlemanySixth Century Alania: Between Byzantium, Sasanian Iran and the Turkic World [PDF document]Abstract
• C. AlyilmazOn the Bugut Inscription and Mausoleum Complex
• G. AzarpayBullae from the Pahlavi Archive at the University of California, Berkeley
• G. BabayarovSogd under Turkish Rule during VIth-VIIIth centuries (On Sogdian and Turkish Symbiosis)
• E. BagaturiaOn the importance of the "Misimian's" - Kodori Route in the 1st-6th Centuries
• C. BenjaminThe Yuezhi Migration and Sogdia
• Z. K. BiliciBronze door-knockers of Cizre Great Mosque, A New Example
• I.V. BondyrevColonization of the Black Sea by the Ancient Greeks and its Ecological Consequences
• P. CallieriAt the roots of the Sasanian royal imagery: The Persepolis Graffiti
• M. ComparetiThe Role of the Sogdian Colonies in the Diffusion of the Pearl Roundels Pattern
• M. Dobrovits"They called themselves Avar" - Considering the pseudo-Avar question in the work of Theophylaktos.
• N.V. FedorovaVolga Bulgaria Silver of the 10th-14th centuries (on materials of the Trans-Urals collections)
• M.S. GadjievInterpretation of a bronze figurine of warrior from Gigatl', Daghestan
• G. GnoliAgathias and the date of Zoroaster
• F. GrenetLa plus ancienne inscription sogdienne
• P.O. Harper
  Sasanian clay sealings in the Metropolitan Museum and in a New York private collection: Physical characteristics[Abstract only]
• T. HayashiSogdian Influences Seen on Turkic Stone Statues. Focusing on the Fingers Representations
• A. HellerArcheology of Funeral Rituals as revealed by Tibetan tombs of the 8^th to 9^th century
• J.Ya. IlyasovBronze ewers of craftsman Ahmad
• A.L. JulianoChinese Pictorial Space at the Cultural Crossroads
• E. KageyamaUse and production of silks in Sogdiana
• Sh. KamoliddinTo the Question of Origin of the Name Hashimgird
• O. KaratayContribution to the Debates on the Origin of the Medieval Bosnian Royal Dynasty Kotromanids
• S.G. KlyashtornyAncient Turk Rock Inscriptions in the Talass Ala-Too: A Sogdian Word in an Old Turk Inscription
• J.A. Lerner
  An Overview of the Sealings on the Bactrian Documents in the Khalili Collection[Abstract only]
• Lin YingSogdians and Imitations of Byzantine Gold Coin Unearthed in the Heartland of China
• V.A. LivshitsThree New Ostraca Documents from Old Nisa
• P.V. Lurje"Shapur's Will" in Bukhara
• M. ModeHeroic fights and dying heroes - The Orlat battle plaque and the roots of Sogdian art
• A. NaymarkA Note on Sogdian Coroplastics - Two Ossuary Fragments from Afrasiab
• M. Nicolini-ZaniChristiano-Sogdica: An Updated Bibliography on the Relationship between Sogdians and Christianity throughout Central Asia and into China
• T. ÔsawaAspects of the relationship between the ancient Turkish and Sogdians -based on a stone statue with Sogdian inscription in Xinjiang-[Abstract]
• Igor V. PyankovScythian genealogical legend in «Rustamiada»
• Rong Xinjiang
  Sogdians around Ancient Tarim basin[Abstract only]
• E.V. RtveladzeCoins from Kish. 3rd-2nd Century BC - 8th Century AD
• K. Rubinson
  "Animal Style" Art and the Image of the Horse and Rider[Abstract]
• A. SantoroOn The Two Intertwined Dragons from Pendzikent
• G.L. SemenovDwelling houses of Bukhara in the Early Middle Ages
• B.Y. StaviskyOnce more about peculiarities of the Sogdian Civilization of the 4th-10th Centuries
• K. TanabeThe identification of the King of kings in the upper register of the Larger Grotto, Taq-i Bustan - Ardashir III restated
• M. TezcanApar in Turkish Inscriptions of VIIIth Century and Armenian Sources [PDF][Abstract]
• Tianshu ZhuThe Sun God at Kizil
• X. Tremblay
  Sogdien et Avesta. Essais de grammaire compare'e des langues iraniennes VIII[Abstract]
• L. VenegoniHülägü's Campaign in the West (1256-1260)
• S.A. YatsenkoThe Late Sogdian Costume (the 5th - 8th cc. AD)

The present web-site has been developed with the purpose of creating a general geographic map of the epigraphic findings belonging to the Hittite Kingdom (1600 – 1150 BC). The findings listed here concern texts, seals, and inscribed objects written either in Akkadic or Hittite.

Data come from more than 70 archaeological sites spread over a territory extending from the Western Anatolian coast to the Tigris valley and from the Northern Anatolian coast to the Syro-Lebanese border. 

The web-site and its contents have been created and are currently curated by Dr. Dario Fossati. The page was realized as part of the project "Creazione di una mappa interattiva dei ritrovamenti epigrafici nei siti anatolici e siriani sotto controllo ittita" and has been supervised by Professor Franca Pecchioli Daddi of the University of Florence.

It is part of the research project PRIN 2009 "Modelli di costruzione fisica ed ideologica del territorio e identità culturali: città sacre, santuari, complessi funerari in Siria, Anatolia e Transcaucasia nelle Et� del Bronzo e del Ferro", supervised by Professor Stefania Mazzoni. 

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Acta Palaeobotanicais an international journal publishing high quality contributions to palaeobotany and palynology. It is the only journal in Central and Eastern Europe focused on all fields of palaeobotanical and palynological investigations and publishes original palaeobotanical, palaeoecological, palaeophytogeographical, palynological, and archaeobotanical papers in addition to monographs, comprehensive review and discussion articles and book reviews. The journal is open to contributors from all over the world. 

It is published regularly with one volume per year each comprising two numbered parts, printed in June (No. 1) and in December (No. 2). The language of the journal is English. All manuscripts to be published in the journal are peer reviewed by at least two referees, and after acceptance of corrected manuscripts printing time is only approximately 6 months. 

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Contents & Abstracts> full text - pdf [Year (Volume): No.]
1960(1): 1, 2	1961(2): 1, 2, 3	1962(3): 1, 2	1963(4): 1,2
1964(5): 1, 2	1965(6): 1, 2	1966(7): 1, 2	1967(8): 1, 2, 3
1968(9): 1	1969(10): 1, 2	1970(11): 1, 2	1971(12): 1, 2
1972(13): 1, 2	1973(14): 1, 2, 3	1974(15): 1, 2	1975(16): 1, 2
1976(17): 1, 2	1977(18): 1, 2	1978(19): 1, 2	1979(20): 1, 2
1980-81 (21): 1, 2	1982(22): 1, 2	1983-84(23): 1, 2	1984(24): 1-2
1985(25): 1-2	1986(26): 1-2	1987(27): 1, 2	1988(28): 1-2
1989(29): 1, 2	1990(30): 1, 2	1991(31): 1-2	1992(32): 1
1993(33): 1, 2	1994(34): 1, 2	1995(35): 1, 2	1996(36): 1, 2
1997(37): 1, 2	1998(38): 1, 2	1999(39): 1, 2	2000(40): 1, 2
2001(41): 1, 2	2002(42): 1, 2	2003(43): 1, 2	2004(44): 1, 2
2005(45): 1, 2	2006(46): 1, 2	2007(47): 1, 2	2008(48): 1, 2
2009(49): 1, 2	2010(50): 1, 2	2011(51): 1, 2	2012(52): 1, 2
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Empúries (ISSN 0213-9278) és una publicació bianual del Museu d'Arqueologia de Catalunya, que publica, des de l'any 1939, treballs científics de recerca generals sobre el món clàssic i l'antiguitat tardana de Catalunya i de la Mediterrània occidental fins l'alta edat mitjana. La revista desenvolupa una secció de tema monogràfic, amb articles de profunditat, tipus assaig o de síntesi; una d'estudis, amb articles d'assaig o de síntesi, analítics o concrets, de tema lliure i una secció amb ressenyes bibliogràfiques.

Fins l'any 1983 el títol era Ampúrias (ISSN 0212-0909)

2007

2007: Núm.: 55

2005

2005: Núm.: 54

2002

2002: Núm.: 53

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1998

1998: Núm.: 51

1986

1986: Núm.: 48-50 (1986-1989) Vol.: I

1986: Núm.: 48-50 (1986-1989) Vol.: II

1985

1985: Núm.: 47

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1983: Núm.: 45-46 (1983-1984)

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1982: Núm.: 44

1981

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1964: Núm.: 26-27 (1964-1965)

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1960: Núm.: 22-23 (1960-1961)

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1941: Núm.: 3

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1939

Sylloge epigraphica Barcinonensis (ISSN 2013-4118), fundada el 1994 pel professor Marc Mayer i Olivé, és una publicació científica anual que vol difondre estudis i novetats epigràfiques de qualitat, originals i inèdites, i abraça des del punt de vista de temes d'epigrafia, filologia clàssica, paleografia, història antiga, topografia antiga, arqueologia clàssica i llengües paleohispàniques. 

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Download and read back issues of Nekhen News, the Hierakonpolis Expedition's newsletter, in PDF format - which is accessible by using Adobe Acrobat Reader (which is free to download).

The earliest of these Nekhen News editions are truly archaeological documents in their own right, and you can read how the excavations at Hierakonpolis took shape, as well as see how we developed our 'Friends' organisation.

Nekhen News Fall 1985 vol I.1 (0.3MB)
The first ever edition of our 'ground-breaking reports of work on site.

Nekhen News, June 1986 vol 2.1 & 2.2 (0.7 MB)
The Hierakonpolis Expedition discovers Egypt's oldest temple, the lure of potsherds and mystery petroglyphs.

Nekhen News, Winter 1986 vol 3.1 (0.7 MB)
'The First Egyptians', Predynastic Lapis Lazuli and 'Excavating Old Archaeologists'.

Nekhen News, Fall 1987 vol 3.2 (1.0 MB)
The Truth about Narmer, Pathways to the Past and Plans for the Hierakonpolis Expedition Center.

Nekhen News, Winter 1987 vol 4.1 (1.0 MB)
HK-64 reveals a well-kept secret; Beads, Borers & Bifaces; Shadows of the Past - The Compound Wall completed.

Nekhen News, Summer 1988 vol 4.2 (1.0 MB)
An archaeologist reconstructs his Past; Mapping Hierakonpolis; Fish stories and Tall Tails.

Nekhen News, Fall 1988 vol 4.3 (0.9 MB)
Details of the start of the 1988-89 season; The first Egyptians; New light on ancient yeast; and updates about the excavations on site.

Nekhen News, Spring 1989 vol 5.1 (0.9 MB)
Hierakonpolis comes to Beverly Hills; Zooarchaeology at Hierakonpolis; an engineer's view of Hierakonpolis.

Nekhen News, Fall 1990 vol 6 (1.3 MB)
In Memoriam to Michael Hoffman - remembering a friend and colleague.

(There was no volume 7 of Nekhen News)

Nekhen News, Fall 1996 vol 8 (1.5 MB)
We're back! Pharaonic rock art; Dig-house update; human remains at HK43; Elephants, hippopotami and pigs; Hierakonpolis in Dublin.

Nekhen News, Fall 1997 vol 9 (1.6 MB)
Read about the first mummies, excavations at the Predynastic cemetery HK43, the plant macro remains at HK43, the conservation of the Old Kingdom and Second Intermediate period tombs, the Hierakonpolis Centenary, and more! Now in full color!

Nekhen News, Fall 1998 vol 10 (1.5 MB)
Read about 100 years of discovery at Hierakonpolis, discoveries at the Elite Cemetery (HK6), excavations at the Predynastic cemetery HK43, giraffes in ancient Egypt, archaeobotanical studies at HK43, the continuing conservation of the Old Kingdom and Second Intermediate Period tombs, Hierakonpolis at the Cairo Museum, and much more! The first edition in colour!

Nekhen News, Fall 1999 vol 11 (2.6 MB)
Learn about the exciting new discoveries at the Elite Cemetery (HK6), the investigation of the Fort of Khasekhemwy, the geophysical survey of Hierakonpolis, the lower Second Intermediate Periods tombs, the artists at the tomb of Hormose, conservation at the tomb of Djehuty, the Painted Tomb at Hierakonpolis, and more!

Nekhen News, Fall 2000 vol 12 (2.8 MB)
Read about perspectives on the Elite Cemetery (HK6) finds, the analysis of the human remains from HK43 and HK6, the exciting excavations at HK11, Hierakonpolis' chipped stone animal finds, lithic analysis from Dr. Michael Hoffman's excavations at 10N5W, the plant remains from HK43, mapping the Fort of Khasekhemwy, and the ongoing work at the Old Kingdom and Second Intermediate Period tombs.

Nekhen News, Fall 2001 vol 13 (1.9 MB)
The Season of Surprises. Locality 6:amazing revelations, The home of the giant cafish, Buried in her bark pyjamas, Excavating in the Nubian cemeteries, Adornment circa 1700BC.

Nekhen News, Fall 2002 vol 14 (3.0 MB)
A memoriam issue to Barbara Adams, former co-director of excavations on site. Ma'asalama Mudira, Barbara and the boxes in Brussels, Funerary Textiles of the rich and poor, Saving the Fort, Return to the temple, Barbara Adams-a reminiscence

Nekhen News, Fall 2003 vol 15 (4.1 MB)
Return to the Temple: Excavations at HK29A, Excavating an elephant, The case of the curious cones, A basket of delights: The 2003 Excavations at HK43.

Nekhen News, Fall 2004 vol 16 (4.4 MB)
Farewell to HK43, Searching for temple walls, Predynastic kilns at HK11C, Close encounters with HK Potters, Nobody can eat 30 eggs.

Nekhen News, Fall 2005 vol 17 (3.5 MB)
Exceeding Expectations, Excavating Egypt's earliest kings, Lifestyles of the Hierakonpolis rich and famous, Finding Lost Souls, Monuments in Mud, Fort within a Fort.

Nekhen News, Fall 2006 vol 18 (4.4 MB)
The Fort Fixers, It's the pits!, An enigmatic bird from HK25, When is a tomb not a tomb? A Scorpion for Eternity, Mapping Hierakonpolis, The Forgotten Potter of Horemkhawef, Pillow Talk, and much more besides...

Nekhen News, Fall 2007 vol 19 (5.2 MB)
A New Pillared Hall at HK6, The Falcon has landed: Falcons in "the City of the Falcons", headless at Hierakonpolis, Beer After Sheep? HK11C Squares A6-A7 in 2007, Mouse Patrol II.

Nekhen News, Fall 2008 vol 20 (3.3 MB)
A new piece of the puzzle, Grand Design in the Sacred Compound, Return to the Temple and Workshop, The Fort under Siege, Khasekhemwy's Cat...

Nekhen News, Fall 2009 vol 21 (4.4 MB)
A Tour of the Palace, Elephant hunting at Hierakonpolis, The Tale of Tomb 30, The Earliest Green Monkey in the Nile Valley, Into the Breach: Fixing the Fort in 2009. 

Nekhen News, Fall 2010 vol 22 (9.0 MB)
Further Adventures at HK6, Seeds of Destruction, Back to Magnetometry: Survey 2010, The Watercolours of Frederick William Green, Fort Finale: Phase One Finished.

Nekhen News, Fall 2011 vol 23 (6.2 MB)
Meet the Flintstones, A Hartebeest and its handler, Dog Days: Tomb 48, Focus on Flint: Artisans of the Elite Cemetery, Up against the Walls at HK11C.

Tamid ofereix un recull anual de treballs originals dels membres de la Societat Catalana d’Estudis Hebraics dels diferents camps o èpoques en què solen dividir-se els estudis hebraics: l’època biblicotalmúdica, l’edat mitjana (amb la vasta producció cultural dels jueus de la Catalunya medieval) i els temps moderns (incloent-hi l’estudi de la literatura contemporània en llengua hebrea). Els articles que conté aquesta publicació són el fruit d’investigadors que treballen aquests camps d’una manera específica, coneixedors de primera mà de la documentació històrica i filològica pertinent i assabentats dels estudis més recents en la matèria. Però al mateix temps, Tamid inclou, traduïts al català, els treballs d’erudits de fora que, pel coneixement aprofundit que tenen d’algun tema, mereixen ser coneguts entre nosaltres.

2009

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2007

2007: 5 : 2004-2005

2004

2004: 4 : 2002-2003

2002

2002: 3 : 2000-2001

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1999: 2 : 1998-1999

1997

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PEITHO / Exa­mina Anti­qua is an inter­na­tio­nal jour­nal devo­ted to the inve­sti­ga­tion of ancient Greek, Roman and Byzan­tine tho­ught. Foun­ded in May 2010, the jour­nal is edi­ted by the Insti­tute of Phi­lo­so­phy at Adam Mic­kiewcz Uni­ver­sity in Poland.

PEITHO publi­shes rese­arch papers and short notes in the fields of phi­lo­so­phy, lite­ra­ture, history and lan­gu­age. The lan­gu­ages of publi­ca­tion are English, French, Ger­man, Ita­lian, Latin and Polish.

The deci­sion to esta­blish an inter­na­tio­nal scho­larly jour­nal for the study of ancient tho­ught and its recep­tion has been promp­ted by the desire to esta­blish a com­mon gro­und for a fru­it­ful exchange of views between various Hel­le­ni­sts and to sti­mu­late the debate on the ancient roots of our continent.

Evi­den­tly, Greek phi­lo­so­phy is one of the stron­gest foun­da­tions of Euro­pean cul­tu­ral iden­tity. Con­se­qu­en­tly, the jour­nal aims to show this immense intel­lec­tual heri­tage. While PEITHO focu­ses on reve­aling the ancient sour­ces of ideas that are fun­da­men­tal to modern Europe, the credo of the jour­nal is that without under­stan­ding the ori­gins of these ideas it is vir­tu­ally impos­si­ble to under­stand our con­ti­nent in its pre­sent shape.

Volume 1 (2) / 2011
 

Artic­les:

Volume 1 (2) / 2011

GLENKOEHN Divine Com­mand and Socra­tic Piety in the Euthy­phro		LIVIOROSSETTI Un Socrate che non ascolta: per esem­pio nell’Eutifrone		Down­load Vol. 2 – PDF format
LAURACANDIOTTO Il metodo adatto per Eutifrone: una calma distanza		RICCARDODOTTORI Hosion, eu dzen und dika­io­usune in der Apo­lo­gie des Sokra­tes und im Euthy­ph­ron
MICHAELERLER ‘Plato Socra­ti­cus’ – Apo­lo­gia Sokra­tesa i Euty­fron		MARIANWESOŁY ΜΕΓΙΣΤΟΝ ἈΓΑΘΟΝ (PL. AP. 38 a) – Sedno życia i filo­zo­ficz­nego wyzwa­nia Sokratesa
MIKOŁAJDOMARADZKI Defiance, Per­su­asion or Conformity? The Argu­ment in Plato’s Apo­logy and Crito		ARTURPACEWICZ Ethi­cal Dimen­sion of Time in Plato’s Apo­logy of Socrates
TOMASZKUNIŃSKI Pla­tona Kriton. Wokół oby­wa­tel­skiego nie­po­słu­szeń­stwa i poli­tycz­nego zobowiązania		ANNAKELESSIDOU Oskar­ży­ciele Sokratersa
JOANNAKOMOROWSKA Why Not Escape? On the Hosio­tes in Plato’s Crito		DOROTATYMURA Socra­tes’ Phi­lo­so­phy as a Divine Service in Plato’s Apology
TOMASZMRÓZ Some Remarks on the Nine­te­enth Cen­tury Stu­dies of the Euthy­phro in Poland

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FULVIADELUISE Ripen­sare Socrate: note su alcuni studi recenti [ Livio Ros­setti, Le dia­lo­gue socra­ti­que, Les Bel­les Let­tres, Paris 2011 e Livio Ros­setti, Ales­san­dro Sta­vru (a cura di), Socra­tica 2008, Atti Conve­gno Napoli 2008, Le Rane, Levante, Bari 2011. ]		SŁAWOMIRTORBUS Z nowych badań nad dia­lo­giem Sokra­tej­skim [ Livio Ros­setti, Le dia­lo­gue socra­ti­que, Éditions Les Bel­les Let­tres, Paris 2011, ss. 296. ]
MARIANWESOŁY Zde­kon­stru­ować Meta­fi­zykę Ary­sto­te­lesa [ Jan Bigaj, Zrozu­mieć meta­fi­zykę. Tom I: Roz­szy­fro­wa­nie dzieła zwa­nego ‘Meta­fi­zyką’ Ary­sto­te­lesa, Część 1: Biblio­fil­ska kom­pi­la­cja i jej skutki, Toruń 2004 (ss. 339); Część 2: Ele­menty skła­dowe i ich pocho­dze­nie. Księgi cen­tralne, Toruń 2005 (ss. 516).		SOFIARANZATO Cha­ri­ste­ria Livio Ros­setti Oblata [ Il quinto secolo. Studi di filo­so­fia antica in onore di Livio Ros­setti. A cura di S. Giom­bini e F. Mar­cacci, Peru­gia 2010, ss. 752. ]

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Volume 1 (1) / 2010

Artic­les:

Volume 1 (1) / 2010

LIVIOROSSETTI Socrate, questo sconosciuto		ARTURPACEWICZ Tablica Kebesa jako przy­kład ale­go­rycz­nej popu­la­ry­za­cji etyki w starożytności		Down­load Vol. 1 – PDF format
CHRISTOPHJEDAN Sokra­tes und die deli­be­ra­tive Demo­kra­tie. Zum sokra­ti­schen Poli­ti­kver­ständ­nis in Pla­tons Apo­lo­gie, Kri­ton und Gor­gias		GEORGEARABATZIS Le «mon­tage» par Michel Psel­los du com­men­ta­ire d’Hermias sur le Phèdre de Pla­ton
KOSTAS E. BEYS Prawny, filo­zo­ficzny, poli­tyczny i reli­gijny wymiar pro­cesu i stra­ce­nia Sokratesa		KATELISVIGLAS Zarys histo­ryczny filo­zo­fii bizan­tyń­skiej i jej pod­sta­wowe zagadnienia
THOMAS A. SZLEZÁK O zwy­kłej nie­chęci wobec agra­pha dogmata		ANNABIAŁAS Wokół sporu papieża i cesa­rza o wła­dzę — Mar­sy­liu­sza z Padwy Defen­sor pacis
IULIUSDOMAŃSKI ΔΙΑ ΤΙ ΦΙΛΟΣΟΦΩΤΕΡΟΝ ΚΑΙ ΣΠΟΥΔΑΙΟΤΕΡΟΝ ΠΟΙΗΣΙΣ ΙΣΤΟΡΙΑΣ ΕΣΤΙΝ; In Ari­sto­te­lis Poeti­co­rum libel­lum adnotatiuncula

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FRANCESCAPENTASSUGLIO Kolejny tom stu­diów nad Sokra­te­sem [ L. Ros­setti, A. Sta­vru (eds.), Socra­tica 2008. Stu­dies in Ancient Socra­tic Lite­ra­ture, Bari 2010 ]		PAWEŁ BLEJA De Cice­rone poeta — sine ira et stu­dio [ K. Mar­ci­niak, Pro Cice­rone poeta. Poezja Marka Tul­liu­sza Cyce­rona na prze­strzeni stu­leci, War­szawa 2008 ]
MARIANWESOŁY Pro­ta­go­ras wydo­byty z Teaj­teta [ Z. Ner­czuk, Miarą jest każdy z nas. Pro­jekt zwo­len­ni­ków zmien­no­ści rze­czy w Pla­toń­skim „Teaj­te­cie” na tle myśli sofi­stycz­nej, Toruń 2009 ]

DAPHNE (Data in Archaeology, Prehistory and History on the Net) is a portal providing a single entry point to free subject-oriented bibliographic databases.

Subjects : Prehistory, Protohistory, Archaeology (from early human evidences to the industrial era), Sciences of Antiquity (all aspects : religion, politics, society, philosophy, economics, art, daily life, etc.) and History until the year 1000 on all continents.
Data Types : Bibliographic records covering international literature and resulting from the indexing and analysis of various types of documents (journal articles, books, conference proceedings, exhibits, theses, journals, electronic resources, etc). Records include keywords and abstracts (depending on the analysis specificity).
Special Features : The main idea behind this portal is to provide relevant answers to targeted queries through the use of precise and up to date indexing languages.
Thus, DAPHNE pools together data from three databases : BAHR, FRANCIS (Prehistory and Protohistory, Art and Archaeology files and part of the History and Science of Religion), FRANTIQ-CCI.

This pooling of resources takes two forms :

• Terminological convergence (indexing term matching) and
• Data convergence according to the MODS international format for DAPHNE

However, the three databases continue to exist on their own and can be searched separately.
DAPHNE guaranties that the data are available at no charge. Therefore, non CNRS users can have free access to part of the FRANCIS database.

The enormous profusion of literary texts posted on the World Wide Web will no doubt strike future historians as remarkable and important. But this profusion brings with it an urgent need for many specialized on-line bibliographies. The present one is an analytic bibliography of Latin texts written during the Renaissance and later that are freely available to the general public on the Web (texts posted in access-restricted sites, and Web sites offering electronic texts and digitized photograpic reproductions for sale are not included).

This page was first posted January 1, 1999 and most recently updated on December 21, 2012 . The reader may be interested to know that it currently contains 43,800 records. I urge all those are able to suggest additions or corrections to this bibliography as well as those who post new texts on the Web, to inform me by e-mail, so that this bibliography can be kept accurate and up to date. I take this opportunity to express my gratit5de to all the individuals who have supplied me with corrections and information (I extend especial thanks to Klaus Graf, Tommy Tyrberg and J. R. Stockton, who are both responsible for the addition of many hundreds of bibliographical items to this list.

A few further Neo-Latin on-line texts are omitted he because an invalid URL address is provided. Over the passage of time, of course, some of the URL addresses given here may be changed or broken. If you become aware of such difficulties, I would be grateful to have them drawn to my attention.

NOTE: in addition to standard abbreviations, in this bibliography the special abbreviation dpr (“digitized photographic reproduction”) is employed; unless otherwise specified, the file in question is in PDF format. Other abbreviations used are: GDZ = Göttinger Digitalisierungszentrum; HAB = Herzog August Bibliothek, Wolfenbüttel; MDZ = Münchener Digitalisierungszentrum.

NOTE: Access to post-1864 items on the Google Books and University of Michigan University Library sites appear to be at least partially blocked for residents of at least some non-US nations.

NOTE: Two sources of texts listed here, La Biblioteca Virtual de Andalucia, and the Universitat de Valéncia Biblioteca Digital, appear to be in the process of rebuilding their sites, and a number of texts previously posted by them are not currently available. These have therefore been at least temporarily withdrawn from this bibliography, but I would hope that they will eventually be posted once more.

NOTE: Many books posted by Google Books are registered here as if they were posted by Internet Archive. The reason for this is that Google Books offers no catalogue to its holdings, and evidently relegates that responsibility to Internet Archive, at least to some unknown degree, which therefore, to a certain extent, functions as a “front end” to Google Books.

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Neo-Latin Bibliography Search Engline

The purpose of this website is to provide a full collection of links to on-line databases, books, Phds, and articles on late antique and early medieval inscriptions, covering the period from A.D. 300 to 900. So far there are over 520 such links.

As can be seen from the tags above, the links are organized by region. Please note that the regional bibliographies provided here are limited purely to what is freely available on-line.

The 'New publications' page is intended as a resource to enable those interested to keep track of new publications. By contrast, it is not limited to what is available on-line. Currently it covers the years 2008-2012, and includes c. 200 publications. Scholars are warmly invited to email me with news of their recent relevant publications for inclusion in this list. Similarly, anyone with comments, criticisms, additions or corrections, along with anyone who thinks copyright is being infringed by a link should email me at mark3handley 'at' hotmail 'dot' co 'dot' uk (my email is shown this way to try and avoid generating spam).

A new feature has been added to the site - "Notes on Late Antique and Early Medieval Inscriptions". This will be a page for me to informally-publish short articles. The first such note is now available.

For a full bibliography of my own publications to date (including Dying on Foreign Shores. Travel and Mobility in the Late-Antique West, Journal of Roman Archaeology Supplementary Series Vol. 86 (Portsmouth RI, 2011)), with available links, click on the 'My publications' tab.

Items in Red added since the launch of the site. 
Celtic Inscribed Stones Project– UCL’s database of all monumental non-runic inscriptions in Celtic speaking countries, AD 400-1200. Link.
Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum. On-line database, and photo collection.Link. 
Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum II, website includes links to photos and entries for:
             CIL II²/5 – Conventus Astigitanus.Link.
            CIL II²/7 – Cordubensis.Link.
            CIL II²/14.1 – Tarraconensis pars meridionalis.Link. Curse Tablets of Roman Britain. Link.
EAGLE. Electronic archive of Greek and Latin Epigraphy. Link. 
Epigraphische Datenbank Heidelberg. CIL, AE, and many more recent corpora, with a notable coverage of the Balkans. There is also an on-line bibliography, and over 20,000 photos. Link.
Hispania Epigraphica. Online database. Roman Inscriptions from the Iberian Peninsula.Link.
ICUR-on line. Christian Inscriptions of Rome Database. This so far contains 26,164 inscriptions. Link. 
Inscriptions of Roman Cyrenaica (2009). Link.
Kiel Rune Project (focuses on the Older Futhark).Link.
Last Statues of Antiquity. Link. 
Ogam-Inschriften– Jost Gippert’s database of ogham inscriptions. Link.
Packhard Humanities Institute. Database of Greek Inscriptions. Searchable, and browseable, and divided by regions. Link.
Reynolds, J.M. and Ward-Perkins, J.B., enhanced electronic reissue by Boddard, G., and Roueche, C., (eds.), Inscriptions of Roman Tripolitania (2009). Link.
Samnordisk Runtextdatabas. Full downloadable database of all Scandinavian runic inscriptions from across Scandinavia, Eastern Europe, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Iceland, Ireland and the British Isles. Link.
Visualizing Statues in the late antique Roman Forum. Link.

Centre de Documentation de Papyrologie Littéraire

Centre de recherche de la Faculté de Philosophie et Lettres, le CEDOPAL est installé depuis juin 1999 dans le bâtiment central de l'Université de Liège (Bât. A1), 7, Place du 20-Août, 3e étage, local 3/46. Il dispose :

• d'un fichier unique au monde, commencé il y a quelque trente ans par le Professeur Paul Mertens, regroupant les c. 7000 papyrus littéraires grecs et latins répertoriés à ce jour ;
• d'une collection unique au monde, commencée il y a plus de trente ans et sans cesse enrichie, de plus de 8000 photographies de papyrus littéraires ;
• d'une magnifique bibliothèque d'éditions, de commentaires, d'études et de revues papyrologiques, incluse au sein de l'UD des Langues et littératures classiques ;
• d'une bibliothèque spécialisée d'une centaine d'ouvrages sur l'histoire du livre ;
• d'une collection de 3000 tirés à part, une centaine de thèses et mémoires et 800 photocopies d'articles anciens ou rares relatifs à la papyrologie ;
• de bibliographies spécialisées ;
• d'un cours d'Initiation à la papyrologie documentaire (Titulaire : Jean A. Straus) ;
• d'un cours d'Initiation à la papyrologie littéraire (Titulaire : Marie-Hélène Marganne) ;
• des outils informatiques nécessaires pour l'identification des textes littéraires dans les papyrus, ainsi que pour le traitement de texte et des informations ;
• d'une base de données expérimentale pour enregistrer le fichier Mertens-Pack3.

Les archives photographiques, les photocopies d'articles anciens ou rares, les bibliothèques, les collections et le fichier du Catalogue des papyrus littéraires grecs et latins sont accessibles sur place sans restriction. Sauf problème de copyright, les documents peuvent faire l'objet de reproductions sous forme d'images numérisées, photocopies, photographies ou diapositives. Le coût de ces travaux varie en fonction de l'ampleur de la demande.

Accueil | Le fichier Mertens-Pack³ | La papyrologie à Liège | Cours dispensés | Base de données MP³ | Corpus Papyrorum Latinarum | Judaica et christianaÉcrire la magie | Les Cahiers du CEDOPAL | L'exposition virtuelle | Restauration des P. Leodienses | Mémoires et thèses | La médecine dans l'Egypte greco-romaine

Recherches :

Base de données MP³

Bibliographies :

Alexandria docta

Pharmacopoea Aegyptia et Graeco-Aegyptia

Liber Antiquus

The author provides a database (in French) of the sAb-titel during the Old Kingdom and FIP. It is in PDF-format, 349 pages, with 3 (private) photos. Suggestions and corrections are invited.
Based on this material, the author published an article (in English) about the sAb-titel in the June 2011 issue of the journal Egyptological.
Version 4 (January 2013) was a major update (over a dozen pages added).

"Le présent ouvrage a pour objet de mettre à la disposition du lecteur une banque de données basique relative aux titres sAb à l’Ancien Empire et à la Première Période Intermédiaire. Elle s’articule autour de 79 titres regroupés en autant de sections, chacune d’elles contenant les occurrences du titre que j’ai pu récolter.

Chaque occurrence fait l’objet d’une entrée numérotée comportant le nom du titulaire, l’époque, le lieu de la découverte (avec mention des coordonnées de la Topographical Bibliography de Porter et Moss lorsqu’elles sont disponibles) ou la référence muséale, une bibliographie sommaire, et la titulature du défunt à laquelle j’ai pu accéder.

Mon initiative a pour objet de situer sAb dans le terreau des titulatures de la période concernée afin de définir le contexte dans lequel les porteurs du titre se meuvent, et de contribuer de la sorte à une meilleure préhension de leur secteur d’activité et de leurs compétences..."

The Prosopography of Ebla

• Database

Studies on the Prosopography of Ebla

• Bibliography
• Studies on prosopography
• List of PN

• Archi A. (1981) "Kiš nei testi di Ebla", SEb 4, pp. 77-87  PDF (889.63 KB)
• Archi A. (1985) "Les noms de personnes mariotes à Ebla (IIIème millénaire)", MARI 4, pp. 53-58   PDF (149.37 KB)
• Archi A. (1986) "Varianti grafiche negli antroponimi di Ebla", VO 6, pp. 243-248   PDF (236.13 KB)
• Archi A. (1992) "Integrazioni alla prosopografia dei "danzatori", ne-di, di Ebla", VO 8, pp. 189-198   PDF (322.11 KB)
• Archi A. (1996) "Chronologie relative des archives d'Ebla", Amurru 1, pp. 11-28  PDF (832.33 KB)
• Archi A. (1996) "Eblaita pashishu: colui che è addetto all'unzione", VO 10, pp. 37-71  PDF (236.68 KB)
• Archi A. (1996) "Les comptes rendus annuels de métaux (CAM)", Amurru 1, pp. 73-79  PDF (1.05 MB)
• Archi A. (1996) "Les femmes du roi Irkab-damu", Amurru 1, pp 101-124  PDF (144.62 KB)
• Archi A. (2000) "The lords, lugal-lugal, of Ebla", VO 12, pp. 19-58  PDF (248.34 KB)
• Archi A. (2001) "The King-Lists from Ebla", in Actes 45 RAI, pp. 1-13  PDF (691.87 KB)
• Biga M. G. (1987) "Femmes de la famille royale d'Ebla", in Actes 33 RAI, pp. 41-47  PDF (439.85 KB)
• Biga M. G. - Pomponio F. (1993) "Critères de rédaction comptable et chronologie relative des textes d'Ebla", MARI 7, pp. 107-128  PDF (1.11 MB)
• Catagnoti A. (1989) "I NE.DI nei testi amministrativi degli archivi di Ebla", MisEb 2, pp. 149-201  PDF (3.97 MB)
• Fronzaroli P. (1987) "La formation des noms personnels féminins à Ebla", in Actes 33 RAI, pp. 63-73  PDF (361.57 KB)
• Steinkeller P. (1993) "Observations on the Sumerian Personal Names in Ebla Sources...", in Fs Hallo , pp. 236-245  PDF (780.02 KB)
• Tonietti M.V. (1989) "Aggiornamento alla cronologia dei NAR", QuSem 16 - MisEb 2, pp. 117-129  PDF (828.22 KB)

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• Zeitschrift für Papyrologie und Epigraphik

Each project represents a specific study or research effort conducted by a single investigator or a team of collaborating investigators. The data and documentation presented in a project can be freely used and referenced by the research community and public for re-analysis, comparison with other collections, visualization , or other applications provided data contributors are properly credited with citation.

Open Context currently publishes 24 projects.

Project	Editorial Status	Description	Primary People	Keywords
Murlo	★★★☆☆	Poggio Civitate Excavation Project	Anthony Tuck	Iron Age, Etruscan, Settlement, Archaeology, Architecture, Economy
Hacksilber Project	(Forthcoming)	Lead isotope and other analyses of metal objects from the Near East and Mediterranean (1500 - 500 BCE)	Christine Thompson	Market, Economy, Monetary, Ingots, Money, Coinage, Exchange, Trade, Metallurgy, Hoards, Coins, Late Bronze Age, Iron Age, Archaic
Kenan Tepe	★★★★☆	The Upper Tigris Archaeological Research Project’s Excavations at Kenan Tepe in Southeastern Turkey	Bradley Parker, Peter Cobb	Ubaid Period, Late Chalcolithic Period, Anatolia, Northern Mesopotamia, Middle Bronze Age, Early Iron Age, Tigris River, Archaeology
Rough Cilicia	★★★☆☆	Survey exploring Roman provincial acculturation through the lens of Rough Cilician material and cultural remains	Nicholas K. Rauh	Roman, Romanization, Cilicia, Anatolia, Asia Minor, Archaeological Survey, Acculturation, Pastoralism, Mortuary Archaeology
Dhiban Excavation and Development Project	(Forthcoming)	Archaeology of an Early Bronze through Islamic settlement south of Amman, Jordan	Benjamin Porter, Bruce Routledge, Danielle S. Fatkin, Katherine Adelsberger	Archaeology, Jordan, Early Bronze Age, Iron Age, Nabataean, Roman, Byzantine, Islamic, geology, anthropology, tourism studies, history
Tal-e Malyan Zooarchaeology	★★★☆☆	Zooarchaeology of Tel-e Malyan	Melinda A. Zeder	Zooarchaeology, subsistence, economy, Early Bronze Age, Iranian Plateau, Elamite, Anshan, Middle Elamite
Zooarchaeology of Medieval Emden	★★★★☆	Animal Bone Analysis in medieval Emden, Germany	Jessica Grimm	zooarchaeology, medieval, Lower Saxony, Germany, subsistence,
Chogha Mish Fauna	★★★★★	Zooarchaeological observations from Prehistoric and Achaemenid levels at Chogha Mish, Iran.	Levent Atici, Justin S.E. Lev-Tov, Sarah Whitcher Kansa	Zooarchaeology, subsistence, economy, Early Bronze Age, Iranian Plateau, Elamite
Khirbat al-Mudayna al-Aliya	★★★★☆	Investigations of an Early Iron Age site in a semi-arid zone in west-central Jordan	Bruce Routledge, Benjamin Porter	pastoralism, economy, agriculture, Southern Levant, Semi-Arid, Kerak Plateau, Jordan, Iron I, Early Iron Age, subsistence
Dove Mountain Groundstone	★★★★☆	Analysis of groundstone finds from the Dove Mountain Project in the Tucson Basin	Jenny Adams	Southwest, Pioneer Period, Sedentary Period, Hohokam, Early Agricultural, Groundstone, Arizona, Archaeology
Bade Museum	★★★★☆	Tell en-Nasbeh Collection at the Badè Museum of Biblical Archaeology	Aaron Brody	Israel, Palestine, Southern Levant, Judah, Near East, Biblical Archaeology, Archaeology, Iron Age, 1st Millennium, 4th Millennium, Early Bronze, Town, Tomb, Babylonian, Persian, Hellenistic, Roman, Byzantine
San Diego Archaeological Center	★★★★★	Collections maintained by the San Diego Archaeological Center	San Diego Archaeological Center	historical archaeology, San Diego, California, Spanish colonial, Mexican, finds catalog, education, cultural resource management, archaeological collections
Presidio of San Francisco	★★★☆☆	Ongoing investigations of El Presidio de San Francisco and other archaeological resources at the Presidio of San Francisco	Presidio Archaeology Lab (Presidio Trust)	historical archaeology, presidio, San Francisco, California, Spanish colonial, Mexican, US Army, education
Aegean Archaeomalacology	★★★★★	Mollusk Shells in Troia, Yenibademli, and Ulucak: An Archaeomalacological Approach to Environment and Economy in the Aegean	Canan Çakırlar	Anatolia, Aegean, bronze age, chalcolithic, mollusks, Archaeomalacology, subsistence, economy, environment
Petra Great Temple Excavations	★★★☆☆	Brown University Excavations at the Great Temple of Petra, Jordan	Martha Sharp Joukowsky	Religion, Hellenistic, Jordan, Roman, Roman Empire, Archaeology, Architecture, Nabateans, Nabatean, Petra
Iraq Heritage Program	★★☆☆☆	Overview of the Global Heritage Fund's conservation work in Iraq	Global Heritage Fund, Alexandria Archive Institute	Meopotamia, Cultural Heritage, Conservation, Assyria, Sumer, Babylonia, Documentation, Sumer, Archaeology, Iron Age, Early Bronze Age, Early Dynastic, World Heritage
Lake Carlos Beach Site, 1992 and 1996	★★★☆☆	Descriptions and provenience information for 7837 artifacts	State of Minnesota, Department of Natural Resources, Division of Parks and Recreation, Minnesota State Parks Cultural Resource Management Program staff, State of Minnesota, Department of Natural Resources, Division of Parks and Recreation
Corneal Ulceration in South East Asia	★☆☆☆☆	Epidemiology and Etiology of Corneal Ulcers in South India	Mathuiah Srinivasan, John P. Whitcher	ophthalmology, India, public health, infections disease, eye, public health, developing world
Harvard Peabody Mus. Zooarchaeology	★★☆☆☆	Harvard Peabody Museum Zooarchaeology Laboratory Reference Collection	Richard Meadow, Levent Atici	archaeology, reference collection, zoology, zooarchaeology, archaeology, specimen, bone
Hazor: Zooarchaeology	★★★☆☆	Zooarchaeological observations for Late Bronze Age and Iron Age Hazor, Israel	Justin Lev-Tov	archaeology, Iron Age, Late Bronze Age, Near East, Excavations, Hazor, Biblical archaeology, subsistence
Hayonim: Micromorphology	★☆☆☆☆		Paul Goldberg	archaeology, Mousterian, geology, Middle Paleolithic, Kebaran, Epi-Paleolithic, Israel, Levant, Micromorphology, Geology, Cave, Deposition
Geissenklosterle: Micromorphology	★☆☆☆☆		Paul Goldberg	archaeology, Aurignation, geology, Upper Paleolithic, Europe, Germany
Pınarbaşı 1994: Animal Bones	★★★☆☆	Analysis of faunal remains from prehistoric contexts at Pınarbaşı in central Turkey	Denise Carruthers	archaeology, Epi-Paleolithic, Neolithic, Near East, Anatolia, Turkey, zooarchaeology, Pinarbasi, 9th millennium, agriculture, foraging, hunting
Domuztepe Excavations	★★★☆☆	Excavations of a Late Neolithic site in south-central Turkey	Stuart Campbell, Elizabeth Carter	Archaeology, Halaf, Neolithic, Near East, Excavations, Domuztepe, 7th millennium, Village

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Miriam Leonard

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Sie finden hier eine Datenbank, in der weitgehend alle lateinischen Inschriften erfaßt sind. Die Texte sind aufgelöst und ergänzt. Die Präsentation der Texte ist so einfach wie möglich gestaltet. Neben den allgemein üblichen Angaben von Auflösungen, Ergänzungen und Tilgungen sind die verwendeten Sonderzeichen auf ein Minimum beschränkt. Die Abkürzungen geben die verwendeten Publikationen an. Die statistische Aufschlüsselung enthält Angaben darüber, welche Bände - mit wieviel Texten pro Band, was die lateinischen Inschriften betrifft - komplett erfaßt und bereits in die Datenbank eingegeben sind.

Inzwischen sind 663.016 Datensätze zu 451.742 Inschriften aus über 1.800 Publikationen für mehr als 21.600 Orte mit 70.024 Fotos aufgenommen.

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Habis, revista fundada en 1970 y consagrada al mundo antiguo, publica un volumen anual y atiende cuatro áreas de conocimieto: Filología Griega y Latina (con inclusión del mundo bizantino y latino medieval y humanístico), Historia Antigua y Arqueología Clásica. Su larga trayectoria así como el prestigio internacional de muchos de los investigadores que han colaborado hacen de ella una revista de referencia ineludible en el panorama de la investigación del mundo antiguo en sus diferentes facetas.

Habis admite artículos en las principales lenguas en las que se expresa la labor investigadora de la comunidad científica: español, francés, inglés, alemán e italiano. 

2012	43
2011	42
2010	41
2009	40
2008	39
2007	38
2006	37
2005	36
2004	35
2003	34
2002	33
2001	32
2000	31
1999	30
1998	29
1997	28
1996	27
1995	26
1994	25
1993	24
1992	23
1991	22
1990	21
1989	20
1987-1988	18-19
1986	17
1985	16
1984	15
1983	14
1982	13
1981	12
1979-1980	10-11
1978	9
1977	8
1976	7
1975	6
1974	5
1973	4
1972	3
1971	2
1970	1