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DH Awards 2014 is open for voting at: http://dhawards.org/dhawards2014/voting/ until the end of 28 February 2015. Versions of this announcement in French, Japanese and Spanish are available from the website.

Digital Humanities Awards are a set of entirely open annual awards run as a DH awareness raising activity. The awards are nominated and voted for entirely by the public. These awards are intended to help put interesting DH resources in the spotlight and engage DH users (and general public) in the work of the community. Although the working language of DH Awards is English, nominations may be for any resource in any language. Awards are not specific to geography, language, conference, organization or field of humanities. There is no financial prize associated with these community awards. There were many nominations and the international nominations committee (http://dhawards.org/dhawards2014/committee/) reviewed each nomination. We’re sorry if your nomination was not included, or changed category, all decisions are final once voting opens. Please see http://dhawards.org/dhawards2014/faqs2014/ for this and other frequently asked questions.

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Best Use of DH For Fun

• Academia Obscura
• lolmythesis
• “Perfect Motion” data animation video
• Romans go home! Apps

Best Exploration of DH Failure

• Melissa Terras: Reuse of Digitised Content
• Michelle Moravec: #writinginpublic
• Quinn Dombrowski, “What Ever Happened to Project Bamboo?”
• Shawn Graham: On Teaching High School

Best DH Data Visualization

• David Kelly: Exploring Dáil (Irish Parliment) Transcript Data
• Ex-Voto peints de Provence
• LiCoRN: Fonds Boissy
• Martin Grandjean: [DataViz] The digital humanities network on Twitter (#DH2014)
• Rasmus Krempel: Local Wikipedia Map
• Signs@40: Feminist Scholarship through Four Decades
• The Virtual Paul’s Cross Project
• The Wandering Jew’s Chronicle archive
• Touch History / Toucher l’histoire

Best Use of DH For Public Engagement

• @HASTS_MIT
• @realtimeww1: World War One goes Twitter
• 1914-1918-online: International Encyclopedia of the First World War
• Autopoesis
• AWOL: The Ancient World Online
• Cents and Sensibility
• City Witness: Place and Perspective in Medieval Swansea
• Cymru 1914 The Welsh Experience of the First World War
• Denver Poetry Map
• DH2014 Red Carpet
• EEBO-TCP Public Domain Release (notes)
• h+d insights
• Histories of the National Mall
• Laboratorio de Innovación en Humanidades Digitales
• Richard Pryor’s Peoria
• Roman Inscriptions of Britain
• Royal Opera House / KCL Digital Giselle programme
• The American Yawp
• The Fleischmann Diaries Online Archive
• The Medici Archive Project
• UCD Digital Library

Best DH Tool or Suite of Tools

• Annotag Calculator
• Annotation Studio
• Bodleian Ballads ImageBrowse/ImageMatch
• CLAVY
• DH Press 2.5
• DigiPal
• Enigma
• EVT – Edition Visualization Technology
• Glass @note
• Histropedia – The timeline of everything
• Humanities Networked Infrastructure (HuNI)
• IMPACT / Interface Multimedia : Présentation – Analyse – Commentaire
• Lexicon of Scholarly Editing
• Lexos
• Middle East Garden Traditions
• Movimientos armados
• PhiloBiblon
• ReMetCa: Repertorio métrico digital de la poesía medieval castellana
• Research Quotes
• SHEBANQ (System for HEBrew Text: ANnotations for Queries and Markup)
• Stylo for R
• SylvaDB
• The Archaeological Recording Kit (ARK)
• The Buddhist Canons Research Database
• The digital lab of “crunched books”: explore and annotate the classics

Best DH Blog Post or Series of Posts

• Amy Johnson: Light Fieldwork: Lytro Cameras, Open Research & the Partial
• Catedra Datos
• Commémorer le 11 novembre sur Twitter
• Cork LGBT History
• Dot Porter: What if we do, in fact, know best?: A Response to the OCLC Report on DH and Research Libraries
• Julianne Nyhan: Gender, knowledge and hierarchy: on Busa’s female punch card operators
• Lisa Spiro: “Defining Digital Social Sciences,” (dh+lib, April 9, 2014)
• Martin Grandjean: The Digital Humanities network on Twitter: Following or being followed? and Intellectual Cooperation: multi-level network analysis of an international organization
• OpenCon 2014 Series of Blog Posts
• RedHD Blog
• Róisín O’Brien 2014 Blog
• Roxanne Shirazi: Reproducing the Academy: Librarians and the Question of Service in the Digital Humanities
• Simon Tanner: When the Data Hits the Fan
• Simulating Complexity (various authors)
• Six Degrees of Spaghetti Monsters

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Arabia Antica is the portal for Pre-Islamic Arabian studies conducted by the  University of Pisa Dipartimento di Civiltà e Forme del Sapere.

Volume:9 Issue:1
2006

• Title: Anadolulu Tüccar Nini’ye ait tabletler
  Author(s):ÇAYIR, Murat
  Vol.: 9 Issue: 1 Page: 001-026 DOI: 10.1501/Archv_0000000004 Pub. Date: 2006
  PDF
• Title: 1992 yılında bulunmuş bir grup Kültepe tableti
  Author(s):EROL, Hakan
  Vol.: 9 Issue: 1 Page: 027-056 DOI: 10.1501/Archv_0000000005 Pub. Date: 2006
  PDF
• Title: Kültepe metinlerinde geçen Himtum kelimesinin anlamı üzerine
  Author(s):KAHYA, Ömer
  Vol.: 9 Issue: 1 Page: 057-072 DOI: 10.1501/Archv_0000000006 Pub. Date: 2006
  PDF
• Title: Kültepe metinlerinde geçen Dulbātum kelimesi
  Author(s):YILDIRIM, Nurgül
  Vol.: 9 Issue: 1 Page: 073-078 DOI: 10.1501/Archv_0000000007 Pub. Date: 2006
  PDF

Volume:8 Issue:2
2005

• Title: Kültepe’den Nikka İlgili Altı Yeni Belge
  Author(s):EROL, Hakan;ALBAYRAK, İrfan
  Vol.: 8 Issue: 2 Page: 01-20 DOI: 10.1501/Archv_0000000001 Pub. Date: 2005
  PDF
• Title: 1963 Yılı Kültepe Kazısında Ele Geçen Altı Yeni Tablet
  Author(s):ÖZ, Esma;ALBAYRAK, İrfan
  Vol.: 8 Issue: 2 Page: 21-46 DOI: 10.1501/Archv_0000000002 Pub. Date: 2005
  PDF
• Title: Fremde Götter in Hatti Einführung einer Babylonischen Gottheit in Hatti und Schwierigkeiten bei ihrer Kulterrichtung nach dem Orakeltext KUB 5.6
  Author(s):ÜNAL, Ahmet
  Vol.: 8 Issue: 2 Page: 47-108 DOI: 10.1501/Archv_0000000003 Pub. Date: 2005
  PDF

Content

• III Codicis index
• IV Veteris Testamenti librorum divisio secundum s. Hieronymum
• p. 1-46 Genesis
• p. 47-99 Exodus
• p. 99-137 Leviticus
• p. 138-191 Numeri
• p. 191-238 Deuteronomium
• p. 238-270 Iosue
• p. 271-304 Iudicum
• p. 304-309 Ruth
• p. 309-394 Samuelis I-II
• p. 309-353 Samuelis I
• p. 354-394 Samuelis II
• p. 395-484 Regum I-II
• p. 395-442 Regum I
• p. 442-484 Regum II
• p. 484-572 Paralipomenon I-II
• p. 484-521 Paralipomenon I
• p. 522-572 Paralipomenon II
• p. 572-594 Esdrae III
• p. 594-624 Esdrae II. Septuaginta
• p. 625-713 Psalmi
• p. 714-749 Proverbia
• p. 750-762 Ecclesiastes
• p. 763-769 Canticum canticorum
• p. 769-809 Iob
• p. 809-832 Sapientia
• p. 832-893 Ecclesiaticus, praemisso prologo.
• p. 832-833 Ecclesiastici prologus
• p. 833-893 Ecclesiasticus
• p. 893-907 Esther
• p. 908-930 Iudith
• p. 930-944 Tobias
• p. 945-954 Osea
• p. 954-962 Amos
• p. 962-968 Michaeas
• p. 968-972 Ioel
• p. 972-973 Abdias
• p. 973-976 Ionas
• p. 976-978 Nahum
• p. 978-981 Habacuc
• p. 981-984 Sophonias
• p. 984-986 Aggaeus
• p. 987-998 Zacharias
• p. 999-1002 Malachias
• p. 1002-1063 Isaias
• p. 1064-1127 Ieremias
• p. 1127-1133 Baruch
• p. 1133-1139 Lamentationes
• p. 1140-1143 Epistola Ieremiae
• p. 1143-1206 Ezechiel
• p. 1206-1234 Daniel
• p. 1235-1277 Evang. sec. Matthaeum
• p. 1277-1303 Evang. sec. Marcum
• p. 1304-1349 Evang. sec. Lucam
• p. 1349-1382 Evang. sec. Iohannem
• p. 1382-1425 Actus apostolorum
• p. 1426-1430 Epistola Iacobi
• p. 1430-1437 Epistolae Petri
• p. 1430-1434 Epistola Petri I
• p. 1434-1437 Epistola Petri II
• p. 1437-1443 Epistolae Iohannis
• p. 1437-1442 Epistola Iohannis I
• p. 1442 Epistola Iohannis II
• p. 1442-1443 Epistola Iohannis III
• p. 1443-1444 Epistola Iudae
• p. 1445-1461 Ad Romanos
• p. 1461-1487 Ad Corinthios
• p. 1461-1477 Ad Corinthios I
• p. 1477-1487 Ad Corinthios II
• p. 1488-1493 Ad Galatas
• p. 1493-1498 Ad Ephesios
• p. 1499-1502 Ad Philippenses
• p. 1502-1506 Ad Colossenses
• p. 1506-1512 Ad Thessalonicenses
• p. 1506-1510 Ad Thessalonicenses I
• p. 1510-1512 Ad Thessalonicenses II
• p. 1512-1522 Ad Hebraeos
• p. 1523-1536 Apocalypsis

Das Römisch-germanische Korrespondenzblatt wurde 1908 von Prof. Dr. Emil Krüger, dem damaligen Direktor des Provinzialmuseums in Trier, herausgegeben. Es war die Fortsetzung des Korrespondenzblatt der Westdeutschen Zeitschrift für Geschichte und Kunst, welches wiederum gleichzeitig das Organ der Historisch-antiquarischen Vereine zu Birkenfeld war.

Entsprechend sind in der Zeitschrift vorrangig Ausgrabungen aus dem westfälischem Raum publiziert worden. Das Römisch-germanische-Korrespondenzblatt erschien in nur neun Ausgaben und wurde bereits 1916 wieder eingestellt.

Römisch-germanisches Korrespondenzblatt: Nachrichten für römisch-germanische Altertumsforschung

Korrespondenzblatt der Römisch-Germanischen Kommission des Archaeologischen Instituts

This is our first usable demo of al-Thurayyā Gazetteer. Currently it includes over 2,000 toponyms and almost as many route sections georeferenced from Georgette Cornu’s Atlas du monde arabo-islamique à l'époque classique: IXe-Xe siècles (Leiden: Brill, 1983). The gazetteer is searchable (upper left corner), although English equivalents are not yet included; in other words, look for Dimashq/دمشق, not Damascus.

You can browse the Gazetteer by clicking on any toponym marker. The popup will show the toponym both in Arabic script and transliterated. We are using a slightly modified transliteration system that facilitates conversion between fully transliterated, transliterated, and Arabic forms of toponyms. It should be easily understandable. There may be typos, because of the nature of how the data has been generated, so please, let us know if something should be corrected. The popup also offers a selection of possible sources on a toponym in question. You can check Arabic Sources: currently, al-Samʿānī’s Kitāb al-ansāb and Yāqūt’s Muʿjam al-buldān. Currently, the Gazetteer will only check for exact matches, which means that in some cases there will not be any entry at all, while in other cases there may be more than one and they may refer to other places with the same name. Improving the precision of this lookup is on our to-do list. You can also check if there is information on a toponym in question in Brill's Encyclopaedia of Islam, Pleiades, and Wikipedia.

Credits & Acknowledgments

Many thanks to Adam Tavares (programmer @ Perseus Project, Tufts) and, particularly, Cameron Jackson (senior, double-majoring in Arabic and Computer Science, Tufts) for the technical development; to Vickie Sullivan (Chair, Classics Department), Gregory Crane and the entire Perseus team on the both sides of the Atlantic for support and inspiration.

A

Agiografia E Culto Costantiniano Delle Chiese D'Oriente. La Figura Di Costantino Tra L'Invasione Araba E La Quarta Crociata (2013)

Amministrazione Dell'impero (2013)

Architettura Costantiniana A Costantinopoli (2013)

Architettura E Iconografia Costantiniana A Roma Fra Rinascimento E Moderno (2013)

Arte E Iconografia Costantiniane. Grecia, Cipro E Vicino Oriente, Vii-Xv Secolo (2013)

B

Battesimo Di Costantino (2013)

Burckhardt E La Storiografia Di Lingua Tedesca (2013)

C

Chenu E Il Vaticano Ii Come 'Fine Dell'era Costantiniana'. Categoria Della Storia E Imperativo Pastorale (2013)

Concili E Sinodi (2013)

Costantino Dal Mito Imperiale Alla Russia Post-Sovietica (2013)

Costantino Dopo I Lumiere. L'Imperatore Cristiano Nel Cinema E Nella Televisione (2013)

Costantino E Costantinopoli Sotto Mehmed Ii. L'Eredita Costantiniana Dopo La Conquista Ottomana Di Costantinopoli (2013)

Costantino E I Barbari (2013)

Costantino E I Re Della Prima Eta Moderna (1493-1705). Imperatore Cristiano O Re Sacerdote? (2013)

Costantino E I Templi (2013)

Costantino E I Vescovi Di Roma. Momenti Di Un Problematico Incontro (2013)

Costantino E Il Diritto Canonico Moderno. Da Marsilio In Poi (2013)

Costantino E Il Monachesimo (2013)

Costantino E Il Potere Papale Post-Gregoriano (2013)

Costantino E Il Senato Romano (2013)

Costantino E Il Sol Invictus (2013)

Costantino E L'Autorappresentazione Del Papato. Arte, Architettura E Cerimoniali Romani (2013)

Costantino E La Bizantinistica Prima E Dopo Francis Dvornik (2013)

Costantino E La Crisi Donatista (2013)

Costantino E La Dottrina Della Regalita Sociale Di Cristo (2013)

Costantino E La Legislazione Antiereticale. La Costruzione Della Figura Dell'eretico (2013)

Costantino E La Letteratura. Teatro, Poesia, Narrativa, Saggistica (1890-2010) (2013)

Costantino E La Riforma Radicale Nel Cinquecento. Il Successo Di Un Mito Negativo (2013)

Costantino E La Teologia 'Romana'. Figure Della Gerarchia Dei Poteri Nella Pubblicistica Di Parte Papale (Secoli Xv-Xviii) (2013)

Costantino E Le Crociate. L'Eredita Costantiniana Nella Costruzione Dell'ideologia Delle Crociate (2013)

Costantino E Le Guerre Civili. Storia E Storiografia (2013)

Costantino Fra Divinizzazione E Santificazione. Una Sepoltura Contestata (2013)

Costantino Fra Giurisdizionalismo E Ius Publicum Ecclesiasticum (2013)

Costantino Il Grande A Mosca Dai Rjurikidi Alla Dinastia Dei Romanov (2013)

Costantino Nel Codice Teodosiano. La Raccolta Delle Leggi Per Un Nuovo Codice (2013)

Costantino Nel Diritto Canonico Classico. Elementi Costantiniani Nella Canonistica Fra Xi E Xiv Secolo (2013)

Costantino Nel Modernismo. Premesse Di Un Discorso Critico Sull'era Costantiniana Della Chiesa (2013)

Costantino Nella Patristica Latina Tra Iv E V Secolo (2013)

Costantino Nella Storiografia Cattolica Tedesca (2013)

Costantino Nella Storiografia Della Controriforma. Sigonio E Baronio Tra Filologia, Censura E Apologetica (2013)

Costantino Nella Storiografia Francese Del Novecento: Marrou E Pietri (2013)

Costantino Nella Storiografia Italiana Su Roma (2013)

Costantino Nella Storiografia Tedesca Del Novecento (2013)

Costantino Nella Tradizione Ecclesiastica Armena (2013)

Costantino Nelle Mostre Dal Xx Secolo. Un Imperatore E La Sua Immagine (2013)

Costantino Tra Francia E Italia. Il Dibattito Storiografico Dei Secoli Xvii E Xviii (2013)

Costantinopoli (2013)

Culto E Memoria Di Costantino Nelle Tradizioni Sire. Agiografia Costantiniana Nella Liturgia E Nella Storiografia (2013)

D

«Dio Da Dio». Costantino E La Patristica Greca Nei Conflitti Infraecclesiali Del Iv Secolo (2013)

E

Edward Gibbon. Costantino Nella History Of The Decline And Fall Of The Roman Empire (2013)

Elena. De Stercore Ad Regnum (2013)

Eresia, Arianesimo E Dottrina Trinitaria (2013)

F

Filosofia, Teologia E Potere In Eusebio Di Cesarea (2013)

G

Genere Storico. La Storiografia Di Eusebio Di Cesarea (2013)

Geografia Dell'impero (2013)

Giustiniano E Le Riforme Religiose (2013)

Gli Actus Silvestri Tra Oriente E Occidente. Storia E Diffusione Di Una Leggenda Costantiniana (2013)

Gli Ebrei Nell'impero Romano In Eta Costantiniana (2013)

I

I Vescovi (2013)

Iconografia Di Costantino. L'Invenzione Di Una Nuova Immagine Imperiale (2013)

Idea Imperiale E Continuita Romana. Aspetti Del Culto Di San Costantino In Ambito Romeno (2013)

Il 'Nuovo Costantino' Fascista. Immagini E Utilizzi Dell'imperatore Tra Chiesa Cattolica E Regime (2013)

Il 311: L'Editto Di Serdica (2013)

Il 313: Costantino E I Cristiani (2013)

Il Concilio (2013)

Il Cristianesimo Armeno. Dalla Prima Evangelizzazione Alla Fine Del Iv Secolo (2013)

Il Cristianesimo In Egitto Prima E Dopo Costantino (2013)

Il Cristianesimo Siriaco. Protagonisti, Stagioni E Nodi Problematici Dalla Prima Evangelizzazione All'esordio Del V Secolo (2013)

Il Dibattito Sulla Teologia Politica, Prima E Dopo Peterson (2013)

Il Diritto Prima E Dopo Costantino (2013)

Il Diritto Romano Tra Oriente E Occidente (2013)

Il Governo Di Roma E La Nuova Roma (2013)

Il Monachesimo. Pratiche Ascetiche E Vita Monastica Nel Mediterraneo Tardoantico (Secoli Iv-Vi) (2013)

Il Neoplatonismo. Sviluppi Filosofici Nel Pensiero Pagano Fra Iii E Iv Secolo (2013)

Il Paganesimo. Identita E Alterita Come Paradigmi Dell'eta Costantiniana (2013)

Il Potere Di Costantino. Dimensioni E Limiti Del Potere Imperiale (2013)

Il Saeculum: L'Elefante Nella Stanza (2013)

Il Titulus Di Costantino. Tra Conciliarismo, Umanesimo E Iconografia (2013)

Il Veleno Di Costantino. La Donazione Di Costantino Tra Spunti Riformatori Ed Ecclesiologia Ereticale (2013)

L

1913. L'Italia E Il Xvi Centenario Dell'editto Di Milano (2013)

L''Epoca' Di Costantino E Il Tardoantico (2013)

L'Architettura E L'Iconografia Costantiniana In Serbia E Bulgaria (2013)

L'Arco Di Costantino. Un Monumento Dell'arte Romana Di Rappresentanza (2013)

L'Editto Di Milano. Origine E Sviluppo Di Un Dibattito (2013)

L'Epigrafia Costantiniana. La Figura Di Costantino E La Propaganda Imperiale (2013)

L'Esegesi Di Eusebio E La Figura Di Costantino (2013)

L'Iconografia Di Costantino Il Grande Nell'arte E Nella Civilta Della Russia (2013)

L'Immagine Di Costantino Magno Nella Storiografia Ecclesiastica Fra Tardo Illuminismo E Novecento (2013)

L'Immagine Di Costantino Nelle Fonti Arabe. Il Primo Imperatore Cristiano Nello Specchio Dell'islam (2013)

L'Imperatore Delle Enciclopedie. La Voce Costantino Nella Produzione Dei Secoli Xvii-Xxi (2013)

L'Imperatore E La Chiesa. Dalla Tolleranza (312) Alla Supremazia Della Religione Cristiana (380), Alle Contese Per La Cattoli (2013)

L'Opera Apologetica Di Eusebio Di Cesarea (2013)

L'Oratio Ad Sanctorum Coetum. Un Imperatore Cristiano Alla Ricerca Del Consenso (2013)

L'Ordine Sociale Costantiniano. Schiavitu, Economia E Aristocrazia (2013)

La Carriera Di Un Imperatore. Dal Fallimento Della Tetrarchia Alla Monarchia Carismatica (2013)

La Chiesa Di Roma Prima E Dopo Costantino. Da Vittore (189-199) A Liberio (352-366) (2013)

La Croce In Occidente. Il Simbolo E Il Monogramma (2013)

La Croce In Oriente (2013)

La Cultura Figurativa Nell'eta Costantiniana. Il Gusto E I Valori Di Una Nuova Epoca (2013)

La Discussione Sui 'Precursori' Di Costantino. Eziologia Storico-Religiosa Della Cosiddetta Svolta Costantiniana (2013)

La Donazione Di Costantino Nel Dibattito Politico Ed Ecclesiastico (Secoli Xiii-Xvii) (2013)

La Famiglia E La Politica Dinastica Di Costantino (2013)

La Figura Di Costantino Il Grande Negli Storici Bizantini Fra Vii E Xv Secolo (2013)

La Figura Di Costantino Nei Caesares Di Giuliano L'Apostata (2013)

La Figura Di Costantino Nell'ordo Panegyricorum. I Panegiristi E La Nascita Del Potere Costantiniano (2013)

La Formula Di Heer Dell'era Costantiniana (1949-1953). Il Cristianesimo In Mezzo Al Tempo E All'¿Eternita (2013)

La Genealogia Di Costantino (2013)

La Leggenda Della Vera Croce E La Sua Iconografia (Viii-Xv Secolo). La Disseminazione Dei Cicli Figurativi In Prospettiva Eur (2013)

La Liberta Religiosa Come Tema Costantiniano E Anticostantiniano (2013)

La Politica Con I Sasanidi. Conflitti, Diplomazia E Nuove Problematiche Religiose (2013)

La Religione E La Politica. Il Governo Dell'impero Tra Pagani E Cristiani Fra Iii E Vi Secolo (2013)

La Ricezione Americana Di Costantino (2013)

La Ricezione Di Costantino Nelle Monarchie Dell'europa Moderna (2013)

La Riorganizzazione Amministrativa Dell'italia. Costantino, Roma, Il Senato E Gli Equilibri Dell'italia Romana (2013)

La Storiografia Anglofona Su Costantino Nel Xx Secolo: Linee Di Sviluppo (2013)

La Teologia Romana Dei Secoli Xix E Xx. Costantino Tra La Chiesa Trionfante E La Chiesa Dei Poveri (2013)

La Trasmissione Nel Rituale Costantinopolitano (2013)

La Vita E Le Laudes Constantini. Presentazione E Analisi Di Testi Problematici (2013)

Lattanzio Ideologo Della Svolta Costantiniana (2013)

Le Citta Costantiniane: Da York A Gerusalemme (2013)

Le Donazioni E La Formazione Del Patrimonium Petri (2013)

Le Iconografie Monetali (2013)

Le Riforme Amministrative Di Costantino (2013)

Leggere L'Architettura Costantiniana (2013)

Lutero E Costantino (2013)

M

Monarchia, Diarchia, Tetrarchia. La Dialettica Delle Forme Di Governo Imperiale Fra Diocleziano E Costantino (2013)

Morte E Successione Costantiniana (2013)

O

Ossio E La Politica Religiosa Di Costantino (2013)

P

Persecuzioni E Tolleranza Cristiana E Pagana (2013)

Politeismo E 'Monoteismo' Pagano, Culti Misterici Ed Ermetismo. Il Pluralismo Religioso Imperiale All'epoca Di Costantino (2013)

R

Reliquie E Basiliche (2013)

Roma Costantiniana (2013)

S

Spazio E Tempo Dell'espansione Cristiana. La Geografia Ecclesiastica Fra Iii E Iv Secolo (2013)

Specula Principum Carolingi E L'Immagine Di Costantino (2013)

Specula Principum In Eta Moderna (2013)

Stefano Il Grande E Il Culto Della Santa Croce In Moldavia Alla Fine Del Quattrocento (2013)

Su Questa Pietra Edifichero La Mia Chiesa. Organizzazione Ecclesiastica Fra Iii E Iv Secolo (2013)

T

Temistio. Citta E Dinastia (2013)

Tradizione, Culto E Teologie Serbe (2013)

Tradizioni Ecclesiastiche E Culto Costantiniano In Occidente. Il Culto Di Costantino Nei Secoli Vii-Xiii E La Sua Sopravviven (2013)

Tradizioni Ecclesiastiche E Letterarie Copte Ed Etiopiche (2013)

Tradizioni Ecclesiastiche, Culto E Teologie Russe. Il Constantinus Orthodoxus In Russia Nei Secoli X-Xv E La Ricezione Del Co (2013)

Tradizioni, Culto E Dottrine Nel Mondo Bulgaro (2013)

U

Un Altro Costantino: La Testimonianza Della Storiografia Profana (2013)

V

Visione Anglicana Di Costantino. Un'indagine Storica (2013)

Voltaire E Gli Illuministi Francesi (2013)

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In total, 33 papers were submitted for consideration, with 30 papers accepted – after a thorough peer reviewing process – to be included in this volume. We are grateful to the members of the scientific committee for their invaluable contribution to the publication of the proceedings.

Ziel des BMBF geförderten Projektes eAQUA (2008-2013) war die Anpassung und Nutzung von Verfahren des Text Mining für altgriechische und lateinische Texte. Algorithmenbasierte Verfahren der Textauswertung werden seit einigen Jahren erfolgreich auch für die Analyse altertumswissenschaftlicher Textcorpora angewendet, aber besonders die Anwendung auf griechische Texte stellt dabei - wegen der Eigenart der altgriechischen Sprache (Abbildung von Akzenten, morphologische Wortbildung, Satzstruktur etc.) - eine Neuheit und auch spezielle Herausforderung dar.

Im Rahmen der interdisziplinären Zusammenarbeit zwischen altertumswissenschaftlichen Fächern und der Informatik war das Ziel die Gewinnung von neuem strukturierten Wissen aus antiken bzw. frühneuzeitlichen Quellen und die Weiterentwicklung von Werkzeugen aus dem Bereich des Text Mining. Die hier verwendeten Suchmöglichkeiten (Kookkurrenzsuche, Zitationssuche) gehen über die üblichen Suchmöglichkeiten im Rahmen digitaler Bibliotheken hinaus und ermöglichen die Erschließung von Abhängigkeiten, Einflüssen und Transferwegen des Wissens in großem Umfang: Die Kookkurrenzsuche, vorrangig im eAQUA-Teilprojekt Projekt Atthidographen 2008-2011 entwickelt, zeigt semantische Zusammenhänge an, die Zitationssuche, vorrangig im eAQUA-Teilprojekt Platon 2008-2011 entwickelt, listet Textpassagen auf, die Parallelen zwischen einem Werk und dem gesamten Referenzcorpus darstellen. Beide Tools sind seit 2011 erheblich weiterentwickelt worden und werden hier ohne Zugangsbe- oder –einschränkungen zur Anwendung für frei zugängliche Textcorpora zur Verfügung gestellt.

"Looted Heritage" is a project of Dr. Shawn Graham, Associate Professor of Digital Humanities at Carleton University in Ottawa Canada.

This site monitors various social media and regular media feeds for stories and reports about the trade in antiquities, which then get mapped. The more such things are made visible, the better our chances of spotting important trends and developments. It also maps academic work on the problem of the illicit antiquities trade.

This site also serves as a training ground for some of my students in the Digital Humanities and Digital History at Carleton University.

This project is not affiliated with the Illicit Antiquities Research Centre at Cambridge University (which is, sadly, closed). The Centre provides some statistics on the nature and scale of the illicit antiquities trade; these statistics date to 1999; the problem has only grown with the wars and disruptions of the past decade:

Some statistics

• Italy: 120,000 antiquities seized by police in five years;
• Italy: 100,000+ Apulian tombs devastated;
• Niger: in southwest Niger between 50 and 90 per cent of sites have been destroyed by looters;
• Turkey: more than 560 looters arrested in one year with 10,000 objects in their possession;
• Cyprus: 60,000 objects looted since 1974;
• China: catalogues of Sotheby’s sales found in the poor countryside: at least 15,000 sites vandalized, 110,000 illicit cultural objects intercepted in four years;
• Cambodia: 300 armed bandits surround Angkor Conservation compound, using hand grenades to blow apart the monuments; 93 Buddha heads intercepted in June this year, 342 other objects a month later;
• Syria: the situation is now so bad a new law has been passed which sends looters to jail for 15 years;
• Belize: 73 per cent of major sites looted;
• Guatemala: thieves now so aggressive they even looted from the laboratory at Tikal;
• Peru: 100,000 tombs looted, half the known sites.

-Brodie and Watson, http://www.mcdonald.cam.ac.uk/projects/iarc/culturewithoutcontext/issue5/brodie-watson.htm

Dr. David Gill, Professor of Archaeological Heritage and Head of the Division of Humanities at University Campus Suffolk, has blogged about the problem of looting for many years at Looting Matters. Professor Gill has recently been awarded the Archaeological Institute of America's Public Service Award for his work. I extend my congratulations to Professor Gill, whose blog was in part the inspiration for this crowd-sourced project.

I invite you to participate by contributing information to this site, because, indeed, looting matters.

You may download all reports on this site in CSV format at the download page.

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  Title	Source	Date
  The Dioskouroi from Syria	Looting Matters	Feb 18 2015
  The men who smuggle the loot that funds...	Google News on...	Feb 17 2015
  BBC Reports on the Islamic State and illicit...	Illicit Cultura...	Feb 17 2015
  Looting in Syria	Looting Matters	Feb 17 2015
  Trading antiquities from Syria	Looting Matters	Feb 17 2015
  The men who smuggle the loot that funds...	Google News on...	Feb 16 2015
  The men who smuggle the loot that funds...	Google News on...	Feb 16 2015
  Searching heritage sites in Devon by night	Looting Matters	Feb 16 2015
  Palmyran head for sale	Looting Matters	Feb 16 2015
  McCallie graduate Dr. Vaughn talks about...	Google News on...	Feb 14 2015

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  Israel Antiquities Authority accuses gang...	Israel	Dec 8 2014
  Catholic church to clamp down on religious...	Rome, Lazio, Italy	Dec 1 2014
  Swiss museum to accept Gurlitt 'Nazi...	Switzerland	Nov 30 2014
  US returns more than 500 looted antiquities	Bangkok, Thailand	Nov 24 2014
  The blood antiquities funding ISIL	Syria	Nov 17 2014
  The blood antiquities funding ISIL	Syria	Nov 17 2014
  The blood antiquities funding ISIL	Syria	Nov 17 2014
  Now the National Gallery of Australia has...	Mathura, Uttar Pradesh, India	Nov 10 2014
  Tammil Nadu village turns out to welcome...	Tamil Nadu, India	Nov 10 2014
  Archaeological Society in St. Louis Places...	St. Louis, City of St. Louis, Missouri, United States of America	Nov 10 2014

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A Text Corpus of Babylonian and Assyrian Literary Texts from the 3rd and 2nd Millennia BCE

Sources of Early Akkadian Literature is a joint project of the Institute of Archaeology of The Hebrew University of Jerusalem and the Altorientalisches Institut of the University of Leipzig.

Project Description

Akkadian, i.e. Babylonian and Assyrian, literature, documented on cuneiform tablets from Ancient Mesopotamia (together with Sumerian and Egyptian literature) forms the oldest written literature of mankind.

In the 3rd and 2nd Millennia (c. 2400-1100 BCE), Akkadian literature developed many different literary genres: hymns, lamentations, prayers to various gods, incantations against a range of sources of evil, love-lyrics, wisdom literature (proverbs, fables, riddles), as well as long epics and myths - roughly 550 different compositions. Many of these compositions are not yet published in satisfactory modern editions or scattered throughout a large number of publications.

SEAL ("Sources of Early Akkadian Literature"), which started at 2007, is updated regularly. It aims to compile a complete indexed corpus of Akkadian literary texts from the 3rd and 2nd Millennia BCE, attempting to enable the efficient study of the entire early Akkadian literature in all its philological, literary, and historical aspects.

Many of the editions in SEAL rely on new collations and photos. (For the moment being, these photos cannot be shown publicly due to restricted copy rights.)

As part of this project SEAL will publish the corpus in printed form, in monographs within the new series Leipziger Altorientalistische Studien. Several volumes are currently in preparation:

• N. Wasserman: Old Babylonian Incantations.
• N. Wasserman: Love Lyrics.
• M. P. Streck: Old Babylonian Hymns.
• Elyze Zomer: Middle Babylonian Incantations.
• J. Fechner will publish a monograph on "Altbabylonische Gottesbriefe" outside the SEAL series.

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The Bulletin of the History of Archaeology (BHA) was inaugurated nearly 19 years ago as a forum to exchange research, information on on-going projects, and resources solely devoted to the history of archaeology. Since that time it has become global in its reach and interests, but retains its focus on exchanging knowledge about the history of archaeology.

Vol 24 (2014)

Sackett Boucher de Perthes and the Discovery of Human Antiquity
Evans Soldiering Archaeology: Pitt Rivers and ‘Militarism’
Iacono A Pioneering Experiment: Dialoghi di Archeologia between Marxism and Political Activism
Crisà The Accidental Archaeologist: The Unfortunate Case of Antonio Filippello and the Coin Hoard of Castiglione (Catania, Sicily, 1818)

Vol 23, No 2 (2013)

Goodrum The Study of Prehistoric Artefacts in National Context: Belgian Archaeologists and the Problem of Ancient Stone Implements
Scott Samuel Lysons and His Circle: Art, Science and the Remains of Roman Britain
Browman The Origin of the ‘Chicago Method’ Excavation Techniques: Contributions of William Nickerson and Frederick Starr

Vol 23, No 1 (2013)

Williams Saxon Obsequies: The Early Medieval Archaeology of Richard Cornwallis Neville
Lopez-Romero & Daire The ICARE Project: Insights into the Formation and Consolidation of Archaeology in Western France (ca. 1850–1990)
Shipley Guelphs, Ghibellines and Etruscans: Archaeological Discoveries and Civic Identity in Late Medieval and Early Renaissance Tuscany

Vol 22, No 2 (2012)

Schele Profile of Alberto Ruz Lhuillier as a Young Man
Gracia Academic Relations Between Italian and Spanish Archaeologists and Prehistorians, 1916–1936

Vol 22, No 1 (2012)

Stevenson ‘We Seem to be Working in the Same Line’: A.H.L.F. Pitt-Rivers and W.M.F. Petrie
Westaway Sydney B.J. Skertchly and the Early History of Pleistocene Archaeology at the Queensland Museum
Tikkanen The Consequences of Truth

Vol 21, No 2 (2011)

Sveshnikova Soviet Archaeological Expedition as a Research Object
Browman Spying by American Archaeologists in World War I

Vol 21, No 1 (2011)

Christenson Who were the Professional North American Archaeologists of 1900?
Wallace Reconnecting Thomas Gann with British Interest in the Archaeology of Mesoamerica
Thornton The Allure of Archaeology: Agnes Conway and Jane Harrison at Newnham College
Browman Comments on a doctoral dissertation by Uta Kresse Raina
Means The development of a GIS for New Deal Archaeology

Vol 20, No 2 (2010)

Allen The Curious History of the Talgai Skull
Guidi The Historical Development of Italian Prehistoric Archaeology
Martins Iberian Crossroads: Archaeology and Dictatorships

Vol 20, No 1 (2010)

Gillot Towards a Socio-Political History of Archaeology in the Middle East...
Sheppard Flinders Petrie and Eugenics at UCL  
Hølleland Spells of History: Childe's Contribution to the European Identity Discourse  
Harrison The Yorkshire Antiquarian Club 1849–c.1860  
Moshenska'At Variance With Both General and Expert Opinion': The Later Works of Lieutenant-Colonel Professor Laurence Austine Waddell

Vol 19, No 2 (2009)

Chen Archaeological Discoveries in the People’s Republic of China and Their Contribution to the Understanding of Chinese History
Abadía The History of Archaeology as Seen Through the Externalism-Internalism Debate
Goodrum The Creation of Societies for the Study of Prehistory and Their Role in the Formation of Prehistoric Archaeology as a Discipline

Vol 19, No 1 (2009)

Harrison A Local Hero: John Robert Mortimer and the Birth of Archaeology in East Yorkshire   
Leach An Appreciation of R. G. Collingwood as an Archaeologist

Vol 18, No 2 (2008)

Klejn Bruce Trigger in World Archaeology  
Browman Lumbreras and Peruvian Prehistory: A Retrospective View from Junin
Welbourn Discovering T. C. Lethbridge

Vol 18, No 1 (2008)

Alonso Relations between Spanish Archaeologists and Nazi Germany (1939–1945)
Liu& Jones When Archaeology Begins: The Cultural and Political Context of Chinese Archaeological Thought
Müller-Scheessel Towards a Social History of Archaeology: The Case of the Excavators of Early Iron Age Burial Mounds in Southern Germany
Smith Thurstan Shaw on the    Early History of the World Archaeological Congress (WAC)  
Welbourn Introducing T. C. Lethbridge

Vol 17, No 2 (2007)

Kreienbrink Mapping the Past: Eduard Paulus the Elder (1803–1878) and the Archaeological Survey of Württemberg
Murray Rethinking Antiquarianism
Martin In Search of Lost Time: From Localism and Regionalism to Nationalism, in the Work of Estácio Da Veiga
Sommer The Freedom of the Woods: Antiquarian Landscapes and Politics

Vol 17, No 1 (2007)

Schávelzon The First Congress on History of Archaeology in Latin América (México, 1984)
McVicker Elephant Pipes and Israelite Tablets
Díaz-Andreu Christopher Hawkes and the International Summer Courses of Ampurias
Leach John Howard Marsden (1803–1891) First Disney Professor of Archaeology at the University of Cambridge 1851–1865
Browman History of Bolivian Archaeology: Geraldine Byrne de Caballero
Browman History of Bolivian Archaeology: Max Portugal Ortiz

Vol 16, No 2 (2006)

Moro-Abadía The History of Archaeology as a ‘Colonial Discourse’
Funari & Ferreira A Social History of Brazilian Archaeology: A Case Study
Haines & Smith‘The Life and Times of Uncle Warwick’

Vol 16, No 1 (2006)

Riede The Scandinavian Connection: The Roots of Darwinian Archaeology in 19th-Century Scandinavian Archaeology
Rajala ‘We Would Never Have Thought to Go There’ – The Changing Definitions of a Site in Central Italian Archaeology
Seidmann The Rev. Greville John Chester and ‘The Ashmolean Museum as a Home for Archaeology in Oxford’
Bahn Spies  
Price Conversazione in the University Museum ‘By kind permission of the Delegates’

Vol 15, No 2 (2005)

Briggs C. C. Rafn, J. J. A. Worsaae, Archaeology, History and Danish National Identity in the Schleswig-Holstein Question
Murray The Historiography of Archaeology and Canon Greenwell
Evans Captain Nemo/Lt-General Pitt Rivers and Cleopatra’s Needle — A Story of Flagships

Vol 15, No 1 (2005)

Watters & Zamora World’s Fairs and Latin American Archaeology
Kaeser The Celebration of the 150th Anniversary of the Discovery of the “Lake-Dwellings”   
Browman Carlos Ponce Sangines, Godfather of Bolivian Archaeology
Richard Une recherche collective en cours: le programme “Archives Breuil”

Vol 14, No 2 (2004)

Rajala Origins of Etruscan Cities. A Brief Analysis of Recent Interpretations within Italian Research
Ramsey Petrie and the Intriguing Idiosyncrasies of Racism  
Browman Commentary: Mid-20th Century Development of Brazilian Archaeology (1964–1985)   
Rohrer & Müller-Scheessel Recent Approaches to the History of Middle European Archaeology: Problems and Prospects

Vol 14, No 1 (2004)

Rowley-Conwy The Three Age System in English: new translations of the founding documents
Schavelzon The South-American Connection Gaston Maspero, Egyptology and Americanist Archaeology at Montevideo (Uruguay), 1868

Vol 13, No 2 (2003)

Harding Archaeology and religious landscapes in India: a case study

Vol 13, No 1 (2003)

Guha Imposing the habit of science: Sir Mortimer Wheeler and Indian archaeology 

Vol 12, No 2 (2002)

Givens A Short History of the Bulletin of the History of Archaeology  
Cuddy Death in the Afternoon: Honduras, Hemingway, and Duncan Strong  
Watters & Zamora C. V. Hartman and Museum Anthropology a Century Ago

Vol 12, No 1 (2002)

Givens A Short History of the Bulletin of the History of Archaeology
Cuddy Death in the Afternoon: Honduras, Hemingway, and Duncan Strong
Watters & Zamara C. V. Hartman and Museum Anthropology a Century Ago

Vol 11, No 2 (2001)

Haskin The Allison V. Armour / William Henry Holmes 1895 Expedition to Mexico

Vol 11, No 1 (2001)

Tarabulski The Man Who Came to Dinner, or Hooray for Mr Spaulding: A Peek at Historical Imagination Running Rampant 

La revista OMNI nació en 2009 con el fin de satisfacer una comunidad que desea enriquecer la numismática con lazos históricos y arqueológicos. Este proyecto está dirigido por un comité editorial y un comité científico internacional. Así, en OMNI, los arqueólogos, numismáticos e historiadores se dan cita para asegurar una cohesión de estos dominios hasta ahora fragmentados. 

La revista OMNI es semestral. Su distribución es internacional, principalmente en los países francófonos e hispanohablantes (incluyendo, pues, la mayoría de los países de América del Sur). Los temas cubiertos por OMNI son muy variados ya que la revista publica trabajos numismáticos con la única condición de que sean originales y validados científicamente por el comité científico (evaluación por los pares, a doble ciego). 

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2012	4 5
2011	3
2010	2
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The International Journal of Religious Tourism and Pilgrimage is a high-quality, international, open access, online, double blind reviewed publication which deals with all aspects of Religious Tourism and Pilgrimage.

The International Journal of Religious Tourism and Pilgrimage (IJRTP) was founded in 2013 by an international group of researchers (the Religious Tourism and Pilgrimage Expert Group). The journal is published by the Dublin Institute of Technology, Cathal Brugha Campus, Dublin, Ireland. All articles in this journal are full text and available on open access.

Volume 2 (2014)

Issue 1:
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Issue 2

Welcome to the Reading Latin Poetry Podcast. This is a series of podcasts based on reading, translating, analyzing and interpreting Latin poetry. Comments, suggestions and questions are most welcome, and may be sent to readinglatinpoetry@gmail.com 

The podcast is available on iTunes, and can be found by clicking here or by searching for "reading Latin poetry" in the iTunes store.

The series begins with selections from the poetry of Catullus. At this stage, I am planning to cover poems 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, 13, 15, 16, 22, 25, 30, 31, 39, 42, 43, 45, 49, 51, 57, 70, 72, 75, 76, 78, 83, 84, 85, 87, 92, 97 and 101, as these are the most frequently prescribed texts for study, and contain my personal favorites. However, if there is a poem not on this list that you particularly like, feel free to email me and make a request. I would love to do poem 64, but this would be a Herculean labour, and one which I will either attempt or avoid as the time comes.

After Catullus, I will most likely turn my attention to Ovid. However, I am also happy to take requests. 

The text used for Catullus is Mynors' Oxford Classical Text. The commentaries to which I will make reference are Fordyce (1961), Godwin (1999) and Garrison (2004).

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