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Open Access Journal: Indian Archaeology - A Review

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[First posted in AWOL 31 August 2009. Updated 17 October  2016]

Indian Archaeology - A Review
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‘Ancient India’ the Bulletin of the Archaeological Survey of India was started in 1946, which contained general and research articles on different aspects of archaeology in India and adjacent countries.

The first issue of ‘Indian Archaeology 1953-54 - A Review’ was published in 1954, which provides information about all important archaeological activities carried out in the country each year. The latest one published is the issue for the year 1999-2000 and two issues for the year 2000-2001 and 2001-2002 are in press. The remaining issues are in the various stages of preparation. [more]
Indian Archaeology - A Review volumes online:

Recent volumes:
Indian Archaeology A Review 2013-2014.


Indian Archaeology A Review 2012-2013.

Indian Archaeology A Review 2011-2012.

Indian Archaeology A Review 2010-2011.

Indian Archaeology A Review 2009-2010.

Indian Archaeology A Review 2008-2009.

Indian Archaeology A Review 2007-2008.

Indian Archaeology A Review 2006-2007.

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1953-54, ed., A. Ghosh (1954, reprint 1993)
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2 1954-55, ed., A. Ghosh (1955, reprint 1993)
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3 1955-56, ed., A. Ghosh (1956, reprint 1993)
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4 1956-57, ed., A. Ghosh (1957, reprint 1993)
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5 1957-58, ed., A. Ghosh (1958, reprint 1993)
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6 1958-59, ed., A. Ghosh (1959, reprint 1996)
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7 1959-60, ed., A. Ghosh (1960, reprint 1996)
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8 1960-61, ed., A. Ghosh (1961, reprint 1996)
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9 1961-62, ed., A. Ghosh (1964)
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10 1962-63, ed., A. Ghosh (1965)
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11 1963-64, ed., A. Ghosh (1967)
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12 1964-65, ed., A. Ghosh (1969)
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13 1965-66, ed., A. Ghosh (1973)
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14 1966-67, ed., M.N. Deshpande (1975)
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15 1967-68, ed., B.B. Lal (1968)
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16 1968-69, ed., B.B. Lal (1971)
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17 1969-70, ed., B.B. Lal (1973)
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18 1970-71, ed., M.N. Deshpande (1974)
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19 1971-72, ed., M.N. Deshpande (1975)
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20 1972-73, ed., M.N. Deshpande (1978)
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21 1973-74, ed., B.K. Thapar (1979)
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22 1974-75, ed., B.K. Thapar (1979)
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23 1975-76, ed., B.K. Thapar (1979)
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24 1976-77, ed., B.K. Thapar (1980)
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25 1977-78, ed., B.K. Thapar (1980)
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26 1978-79, ed., B.K. Thapar (1981)
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27 1979-80, ed., Debala Mitra (1983)
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28 1980-81, ed., Debala Mitra (1983)
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29 1981-82, ed., Debala Mitra (1984)
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30 1982-83, ed., M.S. Nagaraja Rao (1985)
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31 1983-84, ed., M.S. Nagaraja Rao (1986)
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32 1984-85, ed., R.C. Tripathi (1987)
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33 1985-86, ed., J.P. Joshi (1990)
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34 1986-87, ed., M.C. Joshi (1992)
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35 1987-88, ed., M.C. Joshi (1993)
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36 1988-89, ed., M.C. Joshi (1993)
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37 1989-90, ed., S.K. Mahapatra (1994)
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38 1990-91, ed., S.K. Mahapatra (1995)
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39 1991-92, ed., B.P. Singh (1996)
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40 1992-93, ed., Ajai Shankar (1997)
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41 1993-94, ed., R.S. Bisht, C. Dorji and Arundhati Banerji (2000)
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42 1994-95, ed., Hari Manjhi, C. Dorji and Arundhati Banerji (2000)
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The Legion Project: An outreach campaign to connect classicists working outside of academia

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The Legion Project
The Legion Project is an outreach campaign to connect classicists working outside of academia.
This website is designed to be a resource for undergraduates, graduate students, and anyone else interested in the broad applications of a classical education across numerous careers.

If you or someone you know has a degree in Classics and has found success outside of academia, please let us know and we will follow up and offer to feature that person on this website. By nominating a Legionnaire, you will be helping to build a rich, diverse network of classicists that will support our discipline in numerous untold ways, and ensure its survival and relevance in the future.

To learn more about the Legion Project, read the Eidolon article that announced it.  Like this project?  Support it by making a donation.

Current Legionnaires



Open Access Journal: Chicago House Bulletin

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 [First posted in AWOL 28 December 2010. Updated 17 October 2016]

Chicago House Bulletin
The Epigraphic Survey based at Chicago House in Luxor, Egypt, is directed by W. Raymond Johnson, PhD, Research Associate (Associate Professor) NELC and Oriental Institute.
The mission of the Survey since its founding in 1924 has been to produce photographs and precise line drawings of the inscriptions and relief scenes on major temples and tombs at Luxor for publication. More recently the Survey has expanded its program to include conservation, restoration, and site management. In addition to the field director, the professional staff of the Survey normally includes three to four epigraphers, four to five artists, two photographers, an architect, a librarian, several conservators, stonemasons, and IT consultants. The epigraphers and artists include both graduate students and post-doctoral scholars who have received training in all aspects of Egyptology. The Epigraphic Survey is currently conducting its 90th archaeological field season.
Some issues of the Chicago House Bulletin originally appeared as a part of the Oriental Institute News & Notes:


For a listing of all Oriental Institute publications available online  see:

American School of Classical Studies at Athens Annual Reports

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American School of Classical Studies at Athens Annual Reports
The American School of Classical Studies at Athens




Annual Reports from 1919 to 1985 were digitized thanks to Jennifer Bakatselou, who volunteered in the ASCSA Archives in 2015-2016. The reports from before 1919 will be digitized at a later time.  

ASCSA AR 39 (1919-1920)
ASCSA AR 40 (1920-1921)
ASCSA AR 41 (1921-1922)
ASCSA AR 42 (1922-1923)
ASCSA AR 43 (1923-1924)
ASCSA AR 44 (1924-1925)
ASCSA AR 45 (1925-1926)
ASCSA AR 46 (1926-1927)
ASCSA AR 47 (1927-1928)
ASCSA AR 48 (1928-1929)
ASCSA AR 49 (1929-1930)
ASCSA AR 50 (1930-1931)
ASCSA AR 51 (1931-1932)
ASCSA AR 52 (1932-1933)
ASCSA AR 53 (1933-1934)
ASCSA AR 54 (1934-1935)
ASCSA AR 55 (1935-1936)
ASCSA AR 56 (1936-1937)
ASCSA AR 57 (1937-1938)
ASCSA AR 58 (1938-1939)
ASCSA AR 59 (1939-1940)
ASCSA AR 60 (1940-1941)
ASCSA AR 61 (1941-1942)
ASCSA AR 62 (1942-1943)
ASCSA AR 63 (1943-1944)
ASCSA AR 64 (1944-1945)
ASCSA AR 65 (1945-1946)
ASCSA AR 66 (1946-1947)
ASCSA AR 67 (1947-1948)
ASCSA AR 68 (1948-1949)
ASCSA AR 69 (1949-1950)
ASCSA AR 70 (1950-1951)
ASCSA AR 71 (1951-1952)
ASCSA AR 72 (1952-1953)
ASCSA AR 73 (1953-1954)
ASCSA AR 74 (1954-1955)
ASCSA AR 75 (1955-1956)
ASCSA AR 76 (1956-1957)
ASCSA AR 77 (1957-1958)
ASCSA AR 78 (1958-1959)
ASCSA AR 79 (1959-1960)
ASCSA AR 80 (1960-1961)
ASCSA AR 81 (1961-1962)
ASCSA AR 82 (1962-1963)
ASCSA AR 83 (1963-1964)
ASCSA AR 84 (1964-1965)
ASCSA AR 85 (1965-1966)
ASCSA AR 86 (1966-1967)
ASCSA AR 87 (1967-1968)
ASCSA AR 88 (1968-1969)
ASCSA AR 89 (1969-1970)
ASCSA AR 90 (1970-1971)
ASCSA AR 91 (1971-1972)
ASCSA AR 92 (1972-1973)
ASCSA AR 93 (1973-1974)
ASCSA AR 94 (1974-1975)
ASCSA AR 95 (1975-1976)
ASCSA AR 96 (1976-1977)
ASCSA AR 97 (1977-1978)
ASCSA AR 98 (1978-1979)
ASCSA AR 99 (1979-1980)
ASCSA AR 100 (1980-1981)
ASCSA AR 101 (1981-1982)
ASCSA AR 102 (1982-1983)
ASCSA AR 103 (1983-1984)
ASCSA AR 104 (1984-1985)
2006-2007 / 2007-2008 Annual Report
2008–2010 Annual Report of the School
2012-2013 Annual Report
2013-2014 Annual Report

Open Access Journal: Scriptorium

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Scriptorium
ISSN: 0036-9772

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Revue internationale des études relatives aux manuscrits. International review of manuscript studie

 Fondée en 1946, Scriptorium revue internationale des études relatives aux manuscrits médiévaux, est une publication semestrielle multilingue qui traite de codicologie (description matérielle de tous les éléments du livre manuscrit : support, mise en page, reliure, paléographie, miniature, etc.), du contexte culturel et de la bibliographie afférant aux manuscrits médiévaux d'Europe occidentale, centrale et orientale. Elle comprend des articles, des notes et matériaux, une chronique et des comptes rendus approfondis d'ouvrages. La revue est éditée sous la responsabilité d'un comité scientifique international. 

1946-1949

1950-1959

1970-1979

1990-1999

2000-...

And see also:

SCRIPTORIUM EN LIGNE



Vitrine de la revue Scriptorium et du Bulletin codicologique, sur le web, les index présents sur Scriptorium ont pour objectif de rendre la culture écrite du Moyen Âge européen accessible à un public international.

  • Un index cumulatif, par institutions de conservation, des manuscrits traités dans la revue Scriptorium et dans le Bulletin codicologique (1946 - 2014)La base de données renferme tous les index annuels de la revue depuis 1946 jusqu'à nos jours,
    soit près de 258.505 cotes de manuscrits accessibles grâce au formulaire de recherche " Chercher un manuscrit "
    (cliquer sur le bouton du menu " Catalogue et recherche ").


  • Un index catalographique exhaustif des ouvrages et articles recensés dans le Bulletin codicologique (1994 - 2014)Les références bibliographiques issues des volumes 1994-2014 sont actuellement consultables via le formulaire de recherche
    " Chercher un compte rendu " (cliquer sur le bouton du menu " Catalogue et recherche ").

  • Un sommaire complet, cumulatif et par volume, des articles, notes et matériaux, chroniques et comptes rendus, publiés dans la revue Scriptorium (1946 - 2014)Toutes les tables des matières de la revue, depuis le premier volume paru jusqu'à nos jours, sont disponibles sur le site
    (cliquer sur le bouton du menu " Catalogue et recherche ").

Open Access Journal: Porphyra: International academic journal in Byzantine studies

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 First posted in AWOL 22 September 2011. Updated 18 October 2016]

Porphyra: International academic journal in Byzantine studies

ISSN: 2240-5240
WHAT IS PORPHYRA
Porphyra is the first Italian on-line magazine to focus exclusively on Byzantium.
Founded in 2003 by Nicola Bergamo, it is currently one of the many ways through which the
Associazione Culturale Bisanzio fosters and promotes Byzantine history, culture and civilization.
From March 2006 until December 2011 it has been directed by Matteo Broggini.
From January 2012 to present the director is Nicola Bergamo.
THE AIMS OF PORPHYRA 
Porphyra publishes and divulges articles and essays of high scientific value, always approved by
a committe of the most esteemed academic members worldwide. Master degree or PhD are the
criteria required to publish, along with thorough research, passion and method.
Our aim is to contribute to the transimission of an accurate knowledge and perception of what
Byzantine culture was, and of its connections with both, our past and our present. We also aim at
fostering the awareness of how much our culture has inherited from the Eastern Roman Empire.

Archaeological Survey of India E-Publications

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Archaeological Survey of India E-Publications
The  Archaeological Survey of India brings out a variety of publications since its inception, both annual and special with subject matters ranging from archaeological researches in excavations, explorations, conservation, architectural survey of temples and secular buildings besides epigraphy and numismatics. In addition to these, the survey brings out popular literature in the form of guide books, folder/brochures, portfolio and picture post-cards on centrally protected monuments and archaeological sites. Given below are the details of various series published by the ASI along with their sale price, terms and conditions and addresses of the sale outlets.

Report on Bhimbetka Rock Complex

Indian Archaeology A Review 2013-2014.

Indian Archaeology A Review 2012-2013.

Indian Archaeology A Review 2011-2012.

Indian Archaeology A Review 2010-2011.

Indian Archaeology A Review 2009-2010.

Indian Archaeology A Review 2008-2009.

Indian Archaeology A Review 2007-2008.

Indian Archaeology A Review 2006-2007.

And more volumes of Indian Archaeology - A Review  are here
Recent Excavation Report

SAIVA MONUMENTS at PATTADAKAL Vasundhara Filliozat architecture by Pierre-Sylvain Filliozat

Open Access Journal: Mètis. Anthropologie des mondes grecs anciens

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[First posted in AWOL 16 October 2010. Updated 19 October 2016]

Mètis. Anthropologie des mondes grecs anciens
ISSN: 1105-2201
eISSN: 1791-7077 
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Mètis est née d’une collaboration entre hellénistes grecs et français. Dans la perspective d’une anthropologie historique centrée sur l’antiquité grecque, elle s’est récemment élargie à l’étude des mondes anciens, en particulier grec et romain. Tout en intégrant les disciplines érudites (philologie, histoire, archéologie, épigraphie), elle s’applique à prendre en compte des apports des sciences sociales (ethnologie, sociologie, linguistique, psychologie, psychanalyse).
Site de l'éditeur   

1986-1989



1990-1998


Proxeny Networks of the Ancient World (a database of proxeny networks of the Greek city-states)

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Proxeny Networks of the Ancient World  (a database of proxeny networks of the Greek city-states)

About

PNAW is a database of evidence for a particular kind of social networking between Greek city-states in the Ancient Greek world, known as proxeny (Greek: proxenia). It enables this material to be used to visualise the highly-fragmented political geography of the ancient world during the Archaic, Classical, and Hellenistic periods, and to get a sense of how densely and intensely interconnected were the states which made it up.

Context

Before its unification under a Roman emperor, the ancient Mediterranean world constituted the most fragmented state system in recorded history. More than a thousand distinct Greek city-states (poleis), and many other kinds of actor, such as dynasts, federations, and kings, made up a vibrant and dynamic ecosystem of self-governing states. The interactions of these states were mediated through a highly developed system of institutions. Proxeny is the best attested of these institutions, and was probably the most widely used. It enabled cities to maintain substantial and often widespread networks that connected them with other cities.

Proxeny

Proxeny was an institution of interstate relations in the ancient Greek world. A city-state granted proxeny to the citizen of another community, the status of being their proxenos within that individual's home city. The role of the proxenos was to facilitate interaction between the two political communities, most often by performing services of different kinds for visiting citizens of the first state (termed here the 'granting city'). These services could take various forms - including hospitality, introductions to magistrates, prominent men, or merchants, and help negotiating local legal institutions in the case of contractual disputes. Collectively these services helped to enable citizens of the granting community in question to overcome the political fragmentation of this world and function, whether as official representatives of their own city, or as merchants, tradesmen, or even as tourists, in other communities where they did not have the privileged status of citizen. Proxeny networks, therefore, reflect and allow us to trace patterns of political, economic, and social interactions between city states, and to trace the horizons of different political communities.

PNAW

PNAW presents an overview of our evidence for these relationships of proxeny in the ancient world, including those recorded in the literary sources as well as the more than two thousand texts inscribed on stone. It accompanies the recent study of this institution published by Oxford University Press, Proxeny and Polis and its purpose is to make this material available in an accessible format which can be corrected and updated as new evidence is published. It makes use of GIS mapping to enable the evidence of links between different communities which this data presents to be explored in an intuitive way. In order to make the search function useable, results are presented in a condensed view with further information available in the form of mouseover dialogue boxes. To illustrate the potential of the search and mapping functions of this database, here are some example searches:

Open Access Journal: Archivo de Prehistoria Levantina: Servicio de Investigación Prehistóricadel Museo de Prehistoria de Valencia

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Archivo de Prehistoria Levantina: Servicio de Investigación Prehistóricadel Museo de Prehistoria de Valencia
ISSN: 0210-3230
Revista del Museu de Prehistòria de València.Fundada en 1928 por D. Isidro Ballester Tormo como Anuario del Servicio de Investigación Prehistóricade la Diputación Provincial de Valencia.
 
APL se intercambia con cualquier publicación dedicada a la Prehistoria, Arqueología en general y ciencias o disciplinas relacionadas (Etnología, Paleoantropología, Paleolingüística, Numismática, etc.), a fin de incrementar los fondos de la Biblioteca del Museu de Prehistòria de València.






 


Open Access Journal: Protokolle zur Bibel

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Protokolle zur Bibel
ISSN: 1996-0042
ISSN: 2412-2467
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„Protokolle zur Bibel“ ist eine bibelwissenschaftliche Fachzeitschrift, die von der ArgeAss herausgegeben und zur Zeit von Dr. Agnethe Siquans, Dr. Veronika Burz-Tropper und Dr. Werner Urbanz betreut wird. Sie widmet sich in jedem Heft einem bestimmten thematischen Schwerpunkt. Dabei werden sowohl Forschungsüberblicke als auch neuere Forschungsergebnisse zu einzelnen biblischen Texten und Themen einer breiteren Öffentlichkeit zugänglich gemacht. Die Autorinnen und Autoren bieten damit einerseits den Kolleginnen und Kollegen aus dem Bereich der Bibelwissenschaften die Möglichkeit einer Auseinandersetzung, andererseits wenden sie sich in verständlicher Sprache auch an all jene, die an einer näheren Beleuchtung eines bestimmten Themas interessiert sind.
Wir danken dem Verlag Aleph-Omega sowie dem Verlag Österreichisches Katholisches Bibelwerk und allen Autorinnen und Autoren für die Zustimmung zur Veröffentlichung der Beiträge der Jahrgänge 1-23 auf dieser Website.


2014

Bd. 23, Nr. 1 (2014)

Schwerpunktthema: Rezeption der Bibel III

Bd. 23, Nr. 2 (2014)

Schwerpunktthema: Was ist Weisheit?

2013

Bd. 22, Nr. 1 (2013)

Schwerpunktthema: Rezeption der Bibel

Bd. 22, Nr. 2 (2013)

Schwerpunktthema: Rezeption der Bibel II

2012

Bd. 21, Nr. 1 (2012)

Schwerpunktthema: Rein und unrein

Bd. 21, Nr. 2 (2012)

Schwerpunktthema: Rein und unrein II

2011

Bd. 20, Nr. 1 (2011)

Schwerpunktthema: Hebräerbrief

2010

Bd. 19, Nr. 1 (2010)

Schwerpunktthema: Gewalt in der Bibel II

2009

Bd. 18, Nr. 2 (2009)

Schwerpunktthema: Gewalt in der Bibel I

2008

Bd. 17, Nr. 1 (2008)

Schwerpunktthema: Josephus Flavius und seine Zeit I

Bd. 17, Nr. 2 (2008)

Schwerpunktthema: Josephus Flavius und seine Zeit II


2006

Bd. 15, Nr. 1 (2006)

Schwerpunktthema: Erzähltextanalyse I

Bd. 15, Nr. 2 (2006)

Schwerpunktthema: Erzähltextanalyse II

2005

Bd. 14, Nr. 1 (2005)

Professor Franz Hubmann zum 60. Geburtstag

Bd. 14, Nr. 2 (2005)

Schwerpunktthema: Feministische Exegese - Wege einer gender-fairen BIbelwissenschaft

2004

Bd. 13, Nr. 2 (2004)

Schwerpunktthema: Bibel und Archäologie

2003

Bd. 12, Nr. 1 (2003)

Schwerpunktthema: Fragen der Bibelübersetzung

2002

Bd. 11, Nr. 2 (2002)

Bethsaida. Auf der Suche nach einer verlorenen Stadt






1996

Bd. 5, Nr. 1 (1996)

Schwerpunktthema: Das Verhältnis von Altem und Neuem Testament I

Bd. 5, Nr. 2 (1996)

Schwerpunktthema: Das Verhältnis von Altem und Neuem Testament II

1995

Bd. 4, Nr. 1 (1995)

Schwerpunktthema: Johannes der Täufer I

Bd. 4, Nr. 2 (1995)

Schwerpunktthema: Johannes der Täufer II



1992

Bd. 1, Nr. 1 (1992)

Schwerpunktthema: Sozialgeschichtliche Aspekte zur Bibel

Bd. 1, Nr. 2 (1992)

Open Access Journal: Journal of the Jesus Movement in its Jewish Setting: from the first to the seventh century (JJMJS)

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[First posted in AWOL 21 October 2014, updated 20 October 2016]

Journal of the Jesus Movement in its Jewish Setting: from the first to the seventh century (JJMJS)
ISSN: 2374-7862 (print)
ISSN: 2374-7870 (online)
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JJMJS is a new interdisciplinary peer-reviewed online journal, published in cooperation with Eisenbrauns.

A rich variety of Jewish and Christian traditions and identities mutually shaped one another in the centuries-long course of Roman Late Antiquity. A no less rich variety of scholarly approaches – from the history of Christian Origins to that of the late empire, from archaeology to Dead Sea Scrolls, from Rabbinics to Patristics – has in recent years converged upon this period, the better to understand its religious and social dynamics. JJMJS seeks to facilitate and to encourage such scholarly investigations across disciplinary boundaries, and to make the results of cutting-edge research available to a worldwide audience.

JJMJS is free of charge with complete open access. The journal is published in cooperation with Eisenbrauns and will be available in hard copy, which can be ordered from Eisenbrauns

Newly Open Access Journal: Comité de Conservation des Monuments de l'Art Arabe

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Comité de Conservation des Monuments de l'Art Arabe
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Le projet ATHAR [de l’arabe traces ou empreintes, et par extension monuments ou antiquités] sur les monuments du Caire est issu d’un partenariat entre le laboratoire InVisu (USR 3103, CNRS/INHA), Persée (UMS 3602 Université de Lyon/CNRS/ENS de Lyon) et l’Institut français d’archéologie orientale (EPSCP). ATHAR met à disposition la totalité des procès-verbaux et des rapports du Comité de conservation des monuments de l’art arabe, instance créée en 1881 au Caire pour inventorier, décrire et restaurer les monuments islamiques puis coptes d’Égypte. Cet ensemble ne pouvait être trouvé jusqu’à présent qu’à l’état de collection incomplète dans les principales bibliothèques publiques européennes.
Sur le modèle des rapports de la Commission des monuments historiques en France, cette publication annuelle, rédigée en français, aujourd’hui éteinte et libre de droits, se compose de 41 volumes publiés au Caire entre 1882 et 1953, totalisant 8 000 pages et près de 800 planches (photographies, plans et dessins).
Pour l’historiographie des arts de l’Islam, l’histoire de la restauration ou de la patrimonialisation en Égypte, ce corpus constitue une source de premier plan en raison de son grand intérêt scientifique (nombre de monuments décrits, qualité des informations architecturales et historiques, documentation technique sur les chantiers de restauration, prosopographie des acteurs, archives photographiques, etc.), mais aussi de la disparition progressive de ces édifices au cours des XXe et XXIe siècles : sur les 800 monuments identifiés dès 1880, 300 n’existent plus de nos jours. Ce corpus rassemble parfois l’unique documentation encore subsistante sur des monuments disparus, très dégradés ou radicalement transformés. Par ses illustrations, il se trouve en relation avec les riches fonds de la photographie commerciale présente au Caire à partir de 1860, diffusée de façon croissante sur Gallica et Europeana.
Le traitement documentaire particulier de ce corpus, grâce notamment à un module d’encodage TEI (Text Encoding Initiative) que Persée a développé, et l’indexation des toponymes en liaison avec le référentiel Cairo Gazetteerétabli par InVisu, permet une exploitation fine des bulletins pour l’identification des monuments du Caire. Ces identifications permettent à leur tour de valoriser de nombreux fonds textuels ou iconographiques.

Epigraphia 3D

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Epigraphia 3D
La escritura es uno de los avances tecnológicos más importantes de la historia de la humanidad y los testimonios escritos que se conservan de las antiguas civilizaciones nos acercan a la sociedad que los generó. A través de esta web podrás acceder a una selección de inscripciones romanas que se conservan en el Museo Arqueológico Nacional (Madrid) y en el Museo Nacional de Arte Romano (Mérida), a través de modelos en 3D que te acercarán a estos testimonios escritos de la Hispania romana. Con los conocimientos que podrás adquirir a través de los recursos elaborados para esta web y de otros que hemos seleccionado en la sección de enlaces, podrás iniciarte en el apasionante oficio de epigrafista, resolviendo la lectura de algunas inscripciones seleccionadas.

Open Access Journal: Journal of Ancient Philosophy

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[First posted in AWOL 25 May 2010. Most recently update 20 October 2016]

Journal of Ancient Philosophy
ISSN: 1981-9471
The Journal of Ancient Philosophy publishes articles, reviews and textual notes on ancient Greek and Roman philosophy, as well as translations of classical texts into Portuguese or Spanish. It also provides information about Latin-American symposia, meetings and conferences on ancient Greek and Roman philosophy. It is published twice a year, in May and October. The purposes for which the Journal of Ancient Philosophywas created are to foster classical studies in Latin-America, providing scholars a vehicle for the publication of researches and discussions, and to promote international dialogue across different languages and approaches. It is open to all scholars world-wide to submit contributions for inclusion in this Journal. The accepted languages are: Portuguese, Spanish, English, French, German and Italian. Every contribution is read by referees.










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Open Access Journal: Studies in Mediterranean antiquity and classics

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[First posted in AWOL 6 July 2013, updated  20 October 2016]

Studies in Mediterranean antiquity and classics
ISSN: 1934-3442
SMAC features the outstanding research of undergraduates at Macalester College in the study of ancient Mediterranean people and cultures. Papers are welcome addressing the languages, literature, material culture, societies or history of the ancient Mediterranean world or their reception in later historical periods. Submissions are peer reviewed by advanced students at Macalester College.

Current Issue: Volume 4, Issue 1 (2016)

Articles

Volume 3, Issue 1 (2013)

Articles

Open Access Journal: Sylloge epigraphica Barcinonensis

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[First posted 25 May 2012. Updated 20 October 2016]

Sylloge epigraphica Barcinonensis
ISSN electrònic: 2014-8151
ISSN paper: 2013-4118
Sylloge epigraphica Barcinonensis: SEBarc
Sylloge epigraphica Barcinonensis, 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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Open Access Journal: Gerión. Revista de Historia Antigua

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ISSN 0213-0181
ISSN-e 1988-3080
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Gerión, con ISSN: 0213-0181, es una revista con formato 17x24 cm, que fue fundada en 1983 con periodicidad anual. En 2002 pasó a tener periodicidad semestral y en 2012 de nuevo anual. Recoge en sus páginas artículos originales y una selección de reseñas de obras de reciente publicación (en todos los idiomas académicos) sobre temas relativos a las ciencias de la Antigüedad, con especial dedicación a la Historia Antigua. También acepta otros campos que inciden directamente sobre esta materia: Epigrafía, Arqueología, Filología, etc.
Gerión. Revista de Historia Antigua (ISSN 0213-0181, ISSN-e 1988-3080) is a journal that was founded in 1983 and is published on an annual basis. In 2002, it became a six monthly publication and in 2012, annual once again. It compiles original articles and a selection of reviews of recently published works (in all academic languages) on topics relating to the Sciences of Antiquity, particularly devoted to Ancient History. It also accepts works from other fields that have a direct effect on this subject: Epigraphy, Archaeology, Philology, etc. 

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2004




2004: Anejo VIII

































1987


Vol 5 (1987)

 







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Mapping the Via Appia

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The Via Appia, ‘Queen of Roads’, became a hallmark of the political and cultural presentation of the city of Rome as the centre of the then existing world, and is still seen as an iconic monument of ancient Rome. Since 2009 the department of Classical Archaeology of the Radboud University Nijmegen has started a field work project in close collaboration with the Royal Netherlands Institute in Rome, named ‘Mapping the Via Appia’. The project aims at a thorough inventory and analysis of the Roman interventions in their suburban landscape, focusing on parts of the 5th and 6th mile of the road. The stretch starts where the modern Via di Erode Attico crosses the Via Appia antica and ends at the point where the Via di Casal Rotondo crosses the ancient road. Other partners are the Faculty of Earth and Life Sciences and the SPINlab of the VU University Amsterdam, and the Soprintendenza Speciale per I Beni Archeologici di Roma.

The wealth of archaeological monuments preserved both above and beneath ground level as well as the opulent documentary evidence in archives and digital resources (mainly photographs), make a very detailed multidisciplinary analysis of the history of the road and its surroundings possible. At the same time, this huge amount of wide-ranging data poses some methodological challenges and requires the development of new documentation and analysis strategies. The complex architectural design of several monuments, as well as the detailed archival records, have resulted in an archaeological and historical landscape which cannot be studied by only using established recording systems like regional field survey projects.

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The Database of Byzantine Book Epigrams (DBBE)

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The Database of Byzantine Book Epigrams (DBBE)
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The Database of Byzantine Book Epigrams (DBBE) is an ongoing project that makes available textual and contextual data of book epigrams (or: metrical paratexts) from medieval Greek manuscripts (seventh to fifteenth century).
We define book epigrams as poems in books and on books: their subject is the very manuscript in which they are found. They record, react to, or motivate the production, the contents and the use of the book. Further explanation of this definition is to be found on the Help page.
Objectives of the database are to:
  • collect textual material that was hitherto dispersed over various publications, chiefly catalogues;
  • clarify the manuscript context of the epigrams;
  • provide ways to search the corpus and detect affinities between epigrams and manuscripts;
  • offer reliable editions that respect the uniqueness of each specific manuscript.
The user can access the database by searching or browsing through three categories in the menu above:
occurrences:
epigrams as they occur in one specific manuscript. The data collected here is mainly derived from descriptive catalogues as well as other related publications (such as articles, editions etc). In certain cases it is the result of manuscript consultation conducted by members of our team.
types:
corrected versions of the poems, often regrouping several similar occurrences. This part of the database is still very provisional. The types are meant to evolve into a corpus of editions over the next years.
manuscripts:
manuscript identifications are given according to city, library, name of the collection, shelf nr.: it basically follows the system of the Pinakes database.
A beta version of the database has been released on 1 September, 2015. Please, bear in mind that this version is still work in progress. All users are invited to send their feedback with corrections, suggestions etc. at: dbbe@ugent.be.
We are keen for DBBE to be used in the widest possible range of educational and research contexts. For information on how to cite or refer to DBBE, see the Help page.
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