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IMPACT Radiological Mummy Database

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 [First posted in AWOL 29 May 2012, updated 19 August 2017]

IMPACT Radiological Mummy Database
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The IMPACT Radiological Mummy Database is a large-scale, multi-institutional collaborative research project devoted to the scientific study of mummified remains, and the mummification traditions that produced them, through non-destructive medical imaging technologies.

IMPACT focuses on the body,  made artifact through cultural or natural intervention, in bioarchaeology, epidemiology, and social archaeology studies of  past human societies and their genetic and cultural decendants.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art Publications: Titles with full-text online

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 [First posted in AWOL 12 October 2012, updated 19 August 2017]

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MetPublications is a portal to the Met's comprehensive publishing program with 1,500 titles, including books, online publications, and Bulletins and Journals from the last five decades.
MetPublications includes a description and table of contents for most titles, as well as information about the authors, reviews, awards, and links to related Met titles by author and by theme. Current book titles that are in-print may be previewed and fully searched online, with a link to purchase the book. The full contents of almost all other book titles may be read online, searched, or downloaded as a PDF. Many of these out-of-print books will be available for purchase, when rights permit, through print-on-demand capabilities in association with Yale University Press. For the Met's Bulletin, all but the most recent issue can be downloaded as a PDF. For the Met's Journal, all individual articles and entire volumes can be downloaded as a PDF.
Readers may also locate works of art from the Met's collections that are included in every book and periodical title and access the most recent information about these works in Collections.
Readers are also directed to every title located in library catalogues on WATSONLINE and WorldCat.
Please check back frequently for updates and new book titles.
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Open Access Classics publications of St. Petersburg State University

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ПУБЛИКАЦИИ ЦЕНТРА АНТИКОВЕДЕНИЯ СПбГУ

Open Access Classics publications of St. Petersburg State University


[1956Из истории древнего мира и средних веков. под ред. проф. К.М.Колобовой и проф. А.Д.Люблинской / Ученые записки Ленинградского ордена Ленина Государственого Университета им. А.А.Жданова. № 192. Исторический факультет. Серия исторических наук. Выпуск 21. Ленинград, 1956
[1982Проблемы античной государственности. Межвузовский сборник под ред. проф. Э.Д.Фролова. Ленинград, 1982
[1982Социальная структура и политическая организация античного общества. Межвузовский сборник под ред. проф. Э.Д.Фролова. Ленинград, 1982
[1984Проблемы социально-политической организации и идеологии античного общества. Межвузовский сборник под ред. проф. Э.Д.Фролова. Ленинград, 1984
[1985Проблемы политической истории античного общества. Межвузовский сборник под ред. проф. Э.Д.Фролова. Ленинград, 1985
[1986Античная гражданская община. Проблемы социально-политического развития и идеологии. Межвузовский сборник под ред. проф. Э.Д.Фролова. Ленинград, 1986
[1987Город и государство в античном мире. Проблемы исторического развития. Межвузовский сборник под ред. проф. Э.Д.Фролова. Ленинград, 1987
[1988Античное общество и государство. Проблемы социально-политической истории. Межвузовский сборник под ред. проф. Э.Д.Фролова. Ленинград, 1988
[1989Социальная борьба и политическая идеология в античном мире. Межвузовский сборник под ред. проф. Э.Д.Фролова. Ленинград, 1989
[1990Государство, политика и идеология в античном мире. Межвузовский сборник под ред. проф. Э.Д.Фролова. Ленинград, 1990
[1995Античный полис. Проблемы социально-политической организации и идеологии античного общества. СПб., 1995
[1997Античное общество. Проблемы политической истории. Межвузовский сборник под ред. проф. Э.Д.Фролова. СПб., 1997
[1998Античный мир. Проблемы истории и культуры. Сборник начуных статей к 65-летию со дня рождения проф. Э.Д.Фролова. Под ред. д-ра ист. наук. И.Я.Фроянова. СПб., 1998
[2002Античное государство. Политические отношения и государственные формы в античном мире. Сборник научных статей. Под редакцией професора Э.Д. Фролова. Санкт-Петербург, 2002.
[2002Мнемон. Исследования и публикации по истории античного мира. Под редакцией професора Э.Д. Фролова. Санкт-Петербург, 2002.
[2003Проблемы античной истории. Сборник научных статей к 70-летию со дня рождения проф. Э.Д. Фролова. Под редакцией д-ра ист. наук А.Ю. Дворниченко. СПб., 2003.
[2003Мнемон. Исследования и публикации по истории античного мира. Выпуск 2. Под редакцией професора Э.Д. Фролова. Санкт-Петербург, 2003.
[2004Мнемон. Исследования и публикации по истории античного мира. Выпуск 3. Под редакцией професора Э.Д. Фролова. Санкт-Петербург, 2004.
[2005Мнемон. Исследования и публикации по истории античного мира. Выпуск 4. Под редакцией професора Э.Д. Фролова. Санкт-Петербург, 2005.
[2006Мнемон. Исследования и публикации по истории античного мира. Выпуск 5. Под редакцией професора Э.Д. Фролова. Санкт-Петербург, 2006.
[2007Мнемон. Исследования и публикации по истории античного мира. Выпуск 6. Под редакцией професора Э.Д. Фролова. Санкт-Петербург, 2007.
[2008История: мир прошлого в современном освещении. Сборник научных статей к 75-летию со дня рождения профессора Э.Д. Фролова. Под редакцией д-ра ист. наук А.Ю. Дворниченко. СПб., 2008.
[2008Мнемон. Исследования и публикации по истории античного мира. Выпуск 7. Под редакцией професора Э.Д. Фролова. Санкт-Петербург, 2008.
[2009Мнемон. Исследования и публикации по истории античного мира. Выпуск 8. Под редакцией професора Э.Д. Фролова. Санкт-Петербург, 2009.
[2010Мнемон. Исследования и публикации по истории античного мира. Выпуск 9. Под редакцией професора Э.Д. Фролова. Санкт-Петербург, 2010.
[2011Мнемон. Исследования и публикации по истории античного мира. Выпуск 10. Под редакцией професора Э.Д. Фролова. Санкт-Петербург, 2011.
[2012Мнемон. Исследования и публикации по истории античного мира. Выпуск 11. Под редакцией професора Э.Д. Фролова. Санкт-Петербург, 2012.
[2013Мнемон. Исследования и публикации по истории античного мира. Выпуск 12: Из истории античности и нового времени. Сборник статей к 80-летию со дня рождения профессора Э.Д. Фролова. Под редакцией професора А.Х. Даудова. Санкт-Петербург, 2013.
[2013Мнемон. Исследования и публикации по истории античного мира. Выпуск 13. Под редакцией професора Э.Д. Фролова. Санкт-Петербург, 2013.
[2014Мнемон. Исследования и публикации по истории античного мира. Выпуск 14. Под редакцией професора Э.Д. Фролова. Санкт-Петербург, 2014.

Corinth Excavation K-12 Educational Resources

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Corinth Excavation K-12 Educational Resources
The lesson plans are gathered by a central theme or topic; however, each lesson plan is a separate entity to supplement learning within a teacher’s curriculum on ancient and medieval civilizations. For each lesson plan, a supplementary PowerPoint with images and prodecures helps make lessons ready-to-use. Lessons are aligned with Next Generation Science Standards, National Standards for History (published by the National Center for History in Schools), or Common Core State Standards.
All lessons are in English, with Greek, Mandarin Chinese, and Spanish translations planned or in progress. Lessons are available via Corinth Excavations' Google+ page along with collections of videos used in the lessons plus other bonus videos. The links below direct you to individual lesson plans stored on Corinth Excavations' Google Drive account; you may also view the entire collection of lessons here.
Water in Ancient and Modern Greece
Legacy of Ancient Greek Gods
Ancient Empires
Ancient and Modern Religion
The Byzantine Empire and Beyond
Experience Corinth: Digital Field Trip
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Open Access Journal: АНТИЧНЫЙ МИР И АРХЕОЛОГИЯ ( Monde antique et archéologie)

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Open Access Journal: Sino-Platonic Papers

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[First posted 8/30/10. Most recently updated 21 August 2017]

Sino-Platonic Papers
ISSN: 2157-9679 (print)
ISSN: 2157-9687 (online)
Sino-Platonic Papers is an occasional series edited by Victor H. Mair of the University of Pennsylvania's Department of East Asian Languages and Civilizations. The purpose of the series is to make available to specialists and the interested public the results of research that, because of its unconventional or controversial nature, might otherwise go unpublished.

Since issue no. 171 (June 2006), Sino-Platonic Papers has been published electronically on the Web at no cost to readers, with older back issues also being released periodically for free in e-editions. Paper copies of issues nos. 1–170 will continue to be available for purchase until our stock runs out, at which point those issues too will be available for free on the Web.
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271June 2017Christopher P. Atwood
University of Pennsylvania
The Textual History of Tao Zongyi’s Shuofu: Preliminary Results of Stemmatic Research on the Shengwu qinzheng lu70free
270June 2017Olivia Milburn
Seoul National University
The Chinese Mosquito: A Literary Theme50free
269May 2017Kristen Pearson
University of Pennsylvania
Chasing the Shaman’s Steed: The Horse in Myth from Central Asia to Scandinavia21free
268May 2017Julie Lee Wei
Palo Alto, California
Translator’s Preface to the English Translation of Mou Zongsan’s Nineteen Lectures on Chinese Philosophy17free
267March 2017William E. Mierse
University of Vermont
The Significance of the Central Asian Objects in the Shōsōin for Understanding the International Art Trade in the Seventh and Eighth Centuries52free
266Jan. 2017Eva Shan Chou
Baruch College, City University of New York
The End of Fiction, the Start of Politics: Lu Xun in 1926–192729free
265Jan. 2017Peng Peng
Princeton University
A Study on the Origin of Chinese Lost-wax Casting from the Perspectives of Art, Technology, and Social Agency48free
264Dec. 2016Victor H. Mair, ed.
University of Pennsylvania
Sinitic Language and Script in East Asia: Past and Presentvi, 202free
263Dec. 2016Brian R. Pellar
Boston, MA
The Foundation of Myth: A Unified Theory of the Link Between Seasonal/Celestial Cycles, the Precession, Theology, and the Alphabet/Zodiac, Part IIx, 186free
262Aug. 2016Chau H. Wu
Northbrook, IL
Patterns of Sound Correspondence between Taiwanese and Germanic/Latin/Greek/Romance Lexicons, Part I239free
261May 2016André Bueno
Rio de Janeiro State University
Roman Views of the Chinese in Antiquity21free
260Dec. 2015Lucas Christopoulos
Lausanne, Switzerland
Greek Influences on the Pazyryk-style Wrestling Motif of the Keshengzhuang Bronze Buckles13free
259Nov. 2015J. P. Mallory
Queen’s University, Belfast
The Problem of Tocharian Origins: An Archaeological Perspective63free
258Oct. 2015Lyndon A. Arden-Wong
Macquarie University, Sydney
Irina A. Arzhantseva
Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow
Olga N. Inevatkina
State Museum of Oriental Art, Moscow
Reflecting on the Rooftops of the Eastern Uighur Khaganate: A Preliminary Study of Uighur Roof Tiles72free
257May 2015ZHANG He
William Paterson University
The Terminology for Carpets in Ancient Central Asia35free
256April 2015Victor H. Mair, ed.
University of Pennsylvania
Language and Ideology in Nationalist and Communist China72free
255Feb. 2015Jens Østergaard Petersen
Copenhagen
The Zuozhuan Story about Qi Xi’s Recommendations and Its Sources50free
254Jan. 2015Michael Turk
Paradise, California
Majiayao Legacy: A Neolithic Record of Astronomy, Acupuncture, and Midwifery67free
253Dec. 2014Alessandro Berio
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
The Celestial River: Identifying the Ancient Egyptian Constellations58free
252Dec. 2014L.S. Vasil'ev
Institute of Oriental Studies, Moscow; the Higher School of Economics, Moscow
translated by Rostislav Berezkin
Fudan University, Shanghai
Dao and Brahman: The Phenomenon of Primordial Supreme Unity33free
251Aug. 2014Yu Taishan
Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
The Name “Sakā”10free
250July 2014Andrew Chittick
Eckerd College, St. Petersburg, Florida
Vernacular Languages in the Medieval Jiankang Empire25free
249June 2014Jonathan Ratcliffe
Monash University
Arimaspians and Cyclopes: The Mythos of the One-Eyed Man in Greek and Inner Asian Thought71free
248May 2014Catalin Anghelina
Columbus State Community College
On the Date of the Aryan Religion, and the Minoan Religion of the Bull16free
247April 2014Yu Taishan
Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
The Sui Dynasty and the Western Regions24free
246April 2014Brian R. Pellar
Boston, Massachusetts
On the Origins of the Alphabet: New Evidence22free
245March 2014Gaby Bamana
University of Wales
Dogs and Herders: Mythical Kinship, Spiritual Analogy, and Sociality in Rural Mongolia18free
244Jan. 2014Norman Harry Rothschild
Sichuan University Center for Cooperative and Innovative Research and Development in the Humanities and Sciences, and the University of North Florida
Rhetoric of the Loom: Discursive Weaving Women in Chinese and Greek Traditions22free
243Dec. 2013Rostislav Berezkin
Fudan University
From Imperial Metaphor to Rebellious Deities: The History and Modern State of Western Studies of Chinese Popular Religion35free
242Nov. 2013YU Taishan
Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
China and the Ancient Mediterranean World: A Survey of Ancient Chinese Sources268free
241Oct. 2013Catalin Anghelina
Columbus State Community College
On the Nature of the Vedic Gods198free
240Sept. 2013Miriam Robbins Dexter
UCLA
Victor H. Mair
University of Pennsylvania
Sacred Display: New Findings122free
239Aug. 2013 Eric P. Hamp
University of Chicago
with Annotation and Comments by Douglas Q. Adams
University of Idaho
The Expansion of the Indo-European Languages: An Indo-Europeanist’s Evolving View14free
238May
2013
Victor H. MairUniversity of Pennsylvania
with contributions by E. Bruce Brooks
University of Massachusetts
Was There a Xià Dynasty?39free
237April
2013
Victor H. Mair and Cheng FangyiUniversity of Pennsylvania and Tsinghua UniversityKungang (昆岗): The Making of an Imaginary Archaeological Culture32free
236April
2013
Wan Kong AnnTsinghua UniversityExamining the Connection Between Ancient China and Borneo Through Santubong Archaeological Sites18free
235March
2013
Scott A. BarnwellLondon, Ontario, CanadaThe Evolution of the Concept of De in Early China83free
234March
2013
James M. HargettThe University at Albany, State University of New York會稽: Guaiji? Guiji? Huiji? Kuaiji? Some Remarks on an Ancient Chinese Place-Name32free
233Feb.
2013
Johan ElverskogSouthern Methodist UniversityChina and the New Cosmopolitanism30free
232Nov.
2012
Huili ZhengSaint Vincent CollegeGendering Other: The Representation of Foreigners in Yesou puyan39free
231Oct.
2012
Heleanor FelthamUniversity of New South WalesEncounter with a Tiger Traveling West29free
230Aug.
2012
Lucas ChristopoulosKobe, JapanHellenes and Romans in Ancient China (240 BC – 1398 AD)79free
229Aug.
2012
Joshua A. FogelYork University, TorontoNew Thoughts on an Old Controversy: Shina as a Toponym for China25free
228July
2012
Victor H. Mair, ed.University of PennsylvaniaThe “Silk Roads” in Time and Space: Migrations, Motifs, and Materials308free
227July
2012
Hans LoeschnerViennaThe Stūpa of the Kushan Emperor Kanishka the Great, with Comments on the Azes Era and Kushan Chronology24free
226June
2012
ZHOU YouguangBeijingTo Inherit the Ancient Teachings of Confucius and Mencius and Establish Modern Confucianism21free
225June
2012
Patricia Eichenbaum KaretzkyBard CollegeThe Image of the Winged Celestial and Its Travels along the Silk Road45free
224May
2012
Victor H. Mair, ed.University of PennsylvaniaDevelopments in Chinese Language and Script During the Twentieth and Twenty-first Centuries130free
223April
2012
Bertrand ArnaudParis Ecole Pratique des Hautes-EtudesWater Management in Jingjue Kingdom: The Transfer of a Water Tank System from Gandhara to Xinjiang in the Third and Fourth centuries C.E.81free
222March
2012
John R. McRae and Jan Nattier, eds.
 
Buddhism Across Boundaries: The Interplay of Indian, Chinese, and Central Asian Source Materials260free
221Jan.
2012
Conal BoyceCentury CollegeThe Dao De Jing Minus Ninety-six Percent: A Troubled Text Relieved of Its Politics and Bloat; and Another Look at the Indic Influence Puzzle26free
220Jan.
2012
Mark BenderOhio State UniversityOgimawkwe Mitigwaki and “Axlu yyr kut”: Native Tongues in Literatures of Cultural Transition25free
219Jan.
2012
Brian R. PellarBoston, MassachusettsThe Foundation of Myth: A Unified Theory on the Link Between Seasonal/Celestial Cycles, the Precession, Theology, and the Alphabet/Zodiac (Part One)132free
218Dec.
2011
Michael TurkParadise, CaliforniaMagician’s Map26free
217Dec.
2011
Jin GUANUniversity of PennsylvaniaGuanxi: The Key to Achieving Success in China10free
216Oct.
2011
ZHANG HeWilliam Paterson UniversityIs Shuma the Chinese Analog of Soma/Haoma? A Study of Early Contacts between Indo-Iranians and Chinese36free
215Sept.
2011
Matthew AndersonUniversity of PennsylvaniaAn Investigation of Orthographic Variance in Shang Writing16free
214Sept.
2011
Mark A. RiddlePleasant Grove, UtahTennō (天皇): The Central Asian Origin of Japan’s Solar Kingship25free
213Aug.
2011
Xiang WANUniversity of PennsylvaniaEarly Development of Bronze Metallurgy in Eastern Eurasia17free
212July
2111
YU TaishanChinese Academy of Social SciencesThe Origin of the Kushans22free
211May
2011
ZHOU JixuSichuan Normal UniversityConfucius and Lao Zi: Their Differing Social Foundations and Cultures18free
210April
2011
Mark A. RiddlePleasant Grove, UtahTurkic “Balbal” in Japan14free
209April
2011
Mark A. RiddlePleasant Grove, UtahJapan and Inner Asia: Some Connections23free
208Feb.
2011
Victor H. Mair, ed.University of PennsylvaniaReviews XIII120free
207Oct.
2010
Randolph FordNew York UniversityBarbaricum Depictum: Images of the Germani and Xiongnu in the Works of Tacitus and Sima Qian31free
206Aug.
2010
Heleanor B. FelthamUniversity of New South WalesLions, Silks and Silver: The Influence of Sasanian Persia51free
205July
2010
Heleanor B. FelthamUniversity of New South WalesNomad Culture, Greek Style: Steppes Jewellery and Adornment31free
204June
2010
YU TaishanChinese Academy of Social SciencesThe Earliest Tocharians in China78free
203June
2010
Donald F. BeaumontSenior University, Georgetown, TexasHow the Earth’s Geology Determined Human History93free
202May
2010
David McCrawUniversity of HawaiiAn “ABC” Exercise in Old Sinitic Lexical Statistics42free
201May
2010
Hoong Teik TOHJohor, MalaysiaNotes on the Earliest Sanskrit Word Known in Chinese10free
200April
2010
Urs AppSwiss National Science FoundationArthur Schopenhauer and China: A Sino-Platonic Love Affairviii, 164free
199March
2010
Tae Hyun KIMBerkeleyOther Laozi Parallels in the Hanfeizi: An Alternative Approach to the Textual History of the Laozi and Early Chinese Thought76free
198Feb.
2010
Doug HitchWhitehorse, YukonAramaic Script Derivatives in Central Eurasia18free
197Jan.
2010
YU TaishanChinese Academy of Social SciencesThe Communication Lines between East and West as Seen in the Mu Tianzi Zhuan57free
196Dec.
2009
Brian R. PellarSan Diego, CaliforniaOn the Origins of the Alphabet46free
195Dec.
2009
John L. SorensonBrigham Young UniversityA Complex of Ritual and Ideology Shared by Mesoamerica and the Ancient Near East134free
194Nov.
2009
Heleanor B. FelthamUniversity of New South WalesJustinian and the International Silk Trade40free
193Nov.
2009
edited and with a foreword by Victor H. MairUniversity of PennsylvaniaWomen and Men, Love and Power: Parameters of Chinese Fiction and Drama180free
192Sept.
2009
John C. DidierColorado State University In and Outside the Square: The Sky and the Power of Belief in Ancient China and the World, c. 4500 BC – AD 200 (3 volumes)
  1. The Ancient Eurasian World and the Celestial Pivot
  2. Representations and Identities of High Powers in Neolithic and Bronze China
  3. Terrestrial and Celestial Transformations in Zhou and Early-Imperial China
c. 1000free
191July
2009
Urs AppSwiss National Science FoundationWilliam Jones’s Ancient Theology125free
190June
2009
Pita KeleknaNew York CityThe Politico-Economic Impact of the Horse on Old World Cultures: An Overview31free
189June
2009
Li Chen, Genevieve Y. Leung, Matthew A. Marcucci, and Kenneth Yeh; with a foreword by Victor H. Mair.University of PennsylvaniaSinographic Languages: The Past, Present, and Future of Script Reform101free
188May
2009
Geoff WadeInstitute of Southeast Asian Studies, SingaporeThe Polity of Yelang (夜郎) and the Origins of the Name ‘China’26free
187April
2009
Xiuqin ZhouUniversity of PennsylvaniaZhaoling: The Mausoleum of Emperor Tang Taizong380free
186March
2009
Doug Hitch
 
The Special Status of Turfan61free
185Nov.
2008
Jan RomgardStockholm University and the University of NottinghamQuestions of Ancient Human Settlements in Xinjiang and the Early Silk Road Trade, with an Overview of the Silk Road Research Institutions and Scholars in Beijing, Gansu, and Xinjiang118free
184Oct.
2008
Xiang LiSeattle, WashingtonIrony Illustrated: A Cross-Cultural Exploration of Situational Irony in China and the United States59free
183Oct.
2008
Chunwei SongPeking UniversityHeroes Brought Buddhism to the East of the Sea: A Fully Annotated Translation of The Preface of Haedong Kosŭng Chŏn38free
182Sept.
2008
Aurelia Campbell, Jeffrey Rice, Daniel Sungbin Sou, and Lala ZuoUniversity of PennsylvaniaThe Cult of the Bodhisattva Guanyin in Early China and Korea117free
181Aug.
2008
Matteo ComparetiVenice, ItalyTraces of Buddhist Art in Sogdiana42free
180April
2008
Amber R. WoodwardA Survey of Li Yang Crazy English71free
179Feb.
2008
Julie M. GrovesHong Kong Baptist UniversityLanguage or Dialect — or Topolect? A Comparison of the Attitudes of Hong Kongers and Mainland Chinese towards the Status of Cantonese103free
178Feb.
2008
Victor H. MairUniversity of PennsylvaniaSoldierly Methods: Vade Mecum for an Iconoclastic Translation of Sun Zi bingfa, with a complete transcription and word-for-word glosses of the Manchu translation by H. T. Tohxvi, 195free
177Aug.
2007
Beverley DavisMerit, TexasTimeline of the Development of the Horse186free
176May
2007
Eric HenryUniversity of North CarolinaThe Submerged History of Yuè36free
175Dec.
2006
Zhou JixuCenter for East Asian Studies, University of Pennsylvania; Chinese Department, Sichuan Normal UniversityThe Rise of Agricultural Civilization in China: The Disparity between Archeological Discovery and the Documentary Record and Its Explanation38free
174Nov.
2006
Mariko Namba WalterSogdians and Buddhism66free
173Oct.
2006
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169Jan.
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168Dec.
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167Dec.
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158Aug.
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157Aug.
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154July
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148April
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137June
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136May
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134May
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133April
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124Aug.
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121July
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114March
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113Aug.
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112July
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111Nov.
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105Aug.
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103June
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102March
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101March
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LI ShuichengPeking UniversityA Discussion of Sino-Western Cultural Contacts and Exchange in the Second Millennium B.C. Based on Recent Archaeological Discoveriesiv, 29PDF: free;hard copy: $13.00
96June
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95May
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93Jan.
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92Jan.
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Victor H. MairUniversity of PennsylvaniaCanine Conundrums: Eurasian Dog Ancestor Myths in Historical and Ethnic Perspective74PDF: free;hard copy: $16.50
86Oct.
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Jidong YangUniversity of PennsylvaniaSiba: Bronze Age Culture of the Gansu Corridor18PDF: free;hard copy: $9.00
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84Oct.
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Minglang ZhouUniversity of Colorado at BoulderTense/Aspect markers in Mandarin and Xiang dialects, and their contact20PDF: free;hard copy: $9.50
82Sept.
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Hera S. WalkerUrsinus College (Philadelphia)Indigenous or Foreign?: A Look at the Origins of the Monkey Hero Sun Wukongiv + 110PDF: free;hard copy: $24.50
80July
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78Feb.
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73June
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ZHANG Juan, et al., and Kevin StuartQinghai, Inner Mongolia, Shanxi, Henan, LiaoningBlue Cloth and Pearl Deer; Yogur Folkloreiii, 76PDF: free;hard copy: $18.00
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69Jan.
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68May
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Ke Peng, Yanshi ZhuUniversity of Chicago and Tokyo, JapanNew Research on the Origin of Cowries Used in Ancient Chinai, 26PDF: free;hard copy: $10.00
67April
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David McCrawUniversity of HawaiiPursuing Zhuangzi as a Rhymester: A Snark-Hunt in Eight Fits38PDF: free;hard copy: $10.50
66March
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ZHU QingzhiSichuan University and Peking UniversitySome Linguistic Evidence for Early Cultural Exchange Between China and India7PDF: free;hard copy: $5.00
65Feb.
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64Jan.
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63Dec.
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Sarah M. NelsonUniversity of DenverThe Development of Complexity in Prehistoric North China17PDF: free;hard copy: $7.00
62Dec.
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William C. HannasGeorgetown UniversityReflections on the “Unity” of Spoken and Written Chinese and Academic Learning in China5PDF: free;hard copy: $5.00
61Dec.
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Üjiyediin Chuluu (Chaolu Wu)University of TorontoIntroduction, Grammar, and Sample Sentences for Baoan28PDF: free;hard copy: $8.50
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Warren A. ShiblesUniversity of Wisconsin WhitewaterChinese Romanization Systems: IPA Transliteration20PDF: free;hard copy: $7.00
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49Oct.
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Ludo RocherUniversity of PennsylvaniaOrality and Textuality in the Indian Context28PDF: free;hard copy: $7.00
48Sept.
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46July
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44Jan.
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42Nov.
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Paul GoldinHarvard UniversityMiching Mallecho: The Zhanguo ce and Classical Rhetoric27PDF: free;hard copy: $7.50
40Sept.
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Michael CarrCenter for Language Studies, Otaru University of CommerceTiao-Fish through Chinese Dictionaries68PDF: free;hard copy: $15.50
39Aug.
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Jordan PaperYork UniversityA Material Case for a Late Bering Strait Crossing Coincident with Pre-Columbian Trans-Pacific Crossings17PDF: free;hard copy: $6.50
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32Aug.
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David McCrawUniversity of HawaiiHow the Chinawoman Lost Her Voice27PDF: free;hard copy: $6.50
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29Sept.
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28Sept.
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ZHOU YouguangState Language Commission, PekingThe Family of Chinese Character-Type Scripts: Twenty Members and Four Stages of Development (Also available as a 650 KB PDF.)11PDF: free;hard copy: $4.00
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26Sept.
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JAO Tsung-iChinese University of Hong KongQuestions on the Origins of Writing Raised by the Silk Road10PDF: free;hard copy: $4.50
25Aug.
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David A. UtzUniversity of PennsylvaniaLanguage, Writing, and Tradition in Iran24PDF: free;hard copy: $6.50
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22March
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David MoserUniversity of MichiganSlips of the Tongue and Pen in Chinese45PDF: free;hard copy: $8.50
21Dec.
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Philippa Jane BensonCarnegie Mellon UniversityTwo Cross-Cultural Studies on Reading Theory9, 13PDF: free;hard copy: $8.50
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Victor H. MairUniversity of Pennsylvania[The] File [on the Cosmic] Track [and Individual] Dough[tiness]: Introduction and Notes for a Translation of the Ma-wang-tui Manuscripts of the Lao Tzu68PDF: free;hard copy: $13.50
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1990
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1990
Heather PetersUniversity Museum of PhiladelphiaTattooed Faces and Stilt Houses: Who Were the Ancient Yue?28PDF: free;hard copy: $4.50
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13Oct.
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Jiaosheng WangShanghaiThe Complete Ci-Poems of Li Qingzhao: A New English Translationxii, 122PDF: free;hard copy: $18.00
12Aug.
1989
Victor H. MairUniversity of PennsylvaniaThe Contributions of T’ang and Five Dynasties Transformation Texts (pien-wen) to Later Chinese Popular Literature71PDF: free;hard copy: $12.00
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1989
Edward ShaughnessyUniversity of ChicagoWestern Cultural Innovations in China, 1200 BC8PDF: free;hard copy: $2.00
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Pratoom AngurarohitaChulalongkorn University BangkokBuddhist Influence on the Neo-Confucian Concept of the Sage (Also available in PDF format.)31PDF: free;hard copy: $6.00
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1988
Soho MachidaDaitoku-ji, KyotoLife and Light, the Infinite: A Historical and Philological Analysis of the Amida Cult46PDF: free;hard copy: $7.50
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1988
variousReviews (I)ii, 39PDF: free;hard copy: $7.50
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1988
Chang Tsung-tungGoethe-UniversitätIndo-European Vocabulary in Old Chinesei, 56PDF: free;hard copy: $10.00
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1988
J. Marshall UngerUniversity of HawaiiComputers and Japanese Literacy: Nihonzin no Yomikaki Nôryoku to Konpyûta. This is a parallel text in Japanese (in romanization) and English. The English text alone is available in HTML: Computers and Japanese Literacy.13PDF: free;hard copy: $3.00
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Eric A. HavelockVassar CollegeChinese Characters and the Greek Alphabet (Also available in PDF format.)4PDF: free;hard copy: $2.00
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Robert M. SandersUniversity of HawaiiThe Four Languages of “Mandarin” (Also available in PDF format)14PDF: free;hard copy: $2.00
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Victor H. MairUniversity of PennsylvaniaA Partial Bibliography for the Study of Indian Influence on Chinese Popular Literatureiv, 214PDF: free;hard copy: $20.00
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Andrew JonesHiroshimaThe Poetics of Uncertainty in Early Chinese Literature45PDF: free;hard copy: $3.00
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Victor H. MairUniversity of PennsylvaniaThe Need for an Alphabetically Arranged General Usage Dictionary of Mandarin Chinese: A Review Article of Some Recent Dictionaries and Current Lexicographical Projects31PDF: free;hard copy: $2.50
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Eidolon: Eidolon makes the classics political and personal, feminist and fun

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Eidolon: Eidolon makes the classics political and personal, feminist and fun
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Eidolon makes the classics political and personal, feminist and fun.
Classics, as a discipline, could be more of these things, and we’re determined to make that happen. We publish on the main site about the ancient and modern world, pedagogy, pop culture, culture only classicists care about, issues in the field, etc., and occasionally on idle musings, our blog, about all sorts of nonsense and whimsy.

When we first launched in 2015, the fact that no equivalent publication existed gave us the freedom to make up the rules as we went along. We’ve come up with a few since then, and we’d like to share them with you as a new and improved Eidolon.

First, in the spirit of bringing politics into Classics, we’ll be clear about our own: we err on the progressive side, broadly defined but with the general sense of working from the margins and for the marginalized, encouraging cutting-edge scholarship, and tirelessly trying to improve whatever we’re doing. Feminism, also broadly defined (and inclusive!), is at the heart of our work, although that doesn’t necessarily restrict our content — indeed, the fact that “women’s topics” are seen as narrow while men’s topics are just “topics” is precisely part of the problem.

We welcome critique left and right, from the left and the right, and hope to encourage spirited debate. But make no mistake: we don’t believe that every opinion is equally valuable, and we don’t care about both sides, many sides, all sides, or backsides. “Objectivity” is often nothing more than a cover for upholding the status quo, and to hell with the status quo.

The logical extension of that is a commitment to opening up Classics to voices of all kinds at all levels in the field. The discourse has been monotonous for too long, and that’s not only unjust: it’s boring. We care about personal voices, we want to bring out idiosyncratic tones, volumes, pitches, cadences, and speeds in the articles that we publish.

We don’t want to eclipse the good work that the academy’s doing — we want to supplement it. We want to be just as intellectually rigorous, but we also want to take full advantage of the leeway to be freer and funnier than traditional scholarship.

Above all, we want to create a space where good ideas meet good writing. We believe in clarity, flair, and paying writers for their work; you can find our rates here.

Now have a read, have a think, and have a part in making Classics better.
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Open-Access-Publikationen des RGZM (Römisch-Germanischen Zentralmuseum)

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Open-Access-Publikationen des RGZM (Römisch-Germanischen Zentralmuseum)
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Jahrbuch des Römisch-Germanischen ZentralmuseumsDas Jahrbuch des RGZM ist eine jährlich erscheinende archäologische Fachzeitschrift. Zusätzlich zu der Druckausgabe erscheint sie ab 2014 bei der Universitätsbibliothek Heidelberg im Open Access. Weitere Ausgaben sollen kontinuierlich retrodigitalisiert werden.
Archäologisches KorrespondenzblattDie Online-Ausgabe erscheint im Open Access mit einem Jahr Zeitverzug auf einem Server der Universitätsbibliothek Heidelberg. Der Zugang erfolgt dort bzw. über die Homepage des RGZM. Die Onlinestellung der älteren Jahrgänge ist noch im Aufbau.
Restaurierung und ArchäologieDie Zeitschrift „Restaurierung und Archäologie“ ist ein wissenschaftliches Forum zu Themen der Konservierung/Restaurierung. Zusätzlich zur Printausgabe erscheint sie ab 2014 bei der Universitätsbibliothek Heidelberg im Open Access. Weitere Ausgaben sollen kontinuierlich retrodigitalisiert werden.

Reihen

Byzanz zwischen Orient und OkzidentDie Reihe „Byzanz zwischen Orient und Okzident“ (BOO) dient als Publikationsorgan für das Forschungsprogramm des Leibniz-WissenschaftsCampus Mainz, das Byzanz, seine Brückenfunktion zwischen Ost und West sowie kulturelle Transfer- und Rezeptionsprozesse von der Antike bis in die Neuzeit in den Blick nimmt. Ein Jahr nach Erscheinen der Printausgabe werden alle Bände der Reihe im Open Access verfügbar gemacht.
Forschungen zur Urgeschichte aus dem Tagebau von SchöningenDie Reihe »Forschungen zur Urgeschichte aus dem Tagebau Schöningen« erscheint neben der Printausgabe auch Open Access. Herausgeber der Reihe sind das Römisch-Germanische Zentralmuseum, das Niedersächsische Landesamt für Denkmalpflege und die Römisch-Germanische Kommission des Deutschen Archäologischen Instituts.

weitere Open-Access-Publikationen des RGZM

Monographie: Bazzano – ein Gräberfeld bei L’Aquila (Abruzzen), Italienische Übersetzung online (Mainz, 2014)Um die für italienische Archäologie so wichtige Monographie »Bazzano – ein Gräberfeld bei L’Aquila (Abruzzen). Die Bestattungen des 8. - 5. Jahrhunderts v. Chr.« von Joachim Weidig auch dort einem breiten Publikum zugänglich zu machen, hat das RGZM die wichtigsten Kapitel ins Italienische übersetzen lassen und veröffentlicht sie im Open Access.
Monographie: Das kaiserzeitliche Gräberfeld von Halbturn (Mainz, 2014)Die vierbändige Monographie »Das kaiserzeitliche Gräberfeld von Halbturn, Burgenland« von Nives Doneus (Hrsg.) erscheint neben der Printausgabe gleichzeitig kostenfrei im Open Access.
Tagungsband: Sustainable Documentation in Archaeology. Technological Perspectives in Excavation an Processing (2014)Der Tagungsband »Sustainable Documentation in Archaeology. Technological Perspectives in Excavation an Processing« erscheint im Open Access und ist hier jetzt kostenfrei abrufbar. Die englischsprachige Tagung fand vom 6.-8. Mai 2013 in Xi'an/P.R. China statt.
Tagungsband: Wissen für die Gesellschaft. Wissenstransfer als Schlüsselherausforderung für Forschungsinstitutionen und Forschungsmuseen (2013)Eine neue Publikation der Leibniz-Gemeinschaft beleuchtet die komplexe Beziehung zwischen Forschung und Öffentlichkeit: »Wissen für die Gesellschaft« beschäftigt sich mit der Rolle, die Forschungsinstitutionen und Forschungsmuseen bei der Vermittlung von Wissen spielen.
D. Gronenborn: Faszination Jungsteinzeit (Mainz, 2007)Das 24-seitige Heft zur Jungsteinzeit ist ab sofort kostenfrei im Open Access abrufbar.

Open Access Journal: Bulletin of the International Association for Paleodontology

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Bulletin of the International Association for Paleodontology
ISSN: 1846-6273 (Online)
logo Bulletin of the International Association for Paleodontology
The International Association for Paleodontology (IAPO) was established in 2007 and has members worldwide. The IAPO's mission as a non-profit organization is three-pronged: It works to advance research and increase knowledge about oral and general health of ancient populations by promoting paleodontological and bioarchaeological researches. IAPO supports and represents the scientific community interested in paleodontology by facilitating professional development within the research community and providing member services. IAPO strives to facilitate the communication and application of research findings within other scientific areas.
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Open Access Journal: Studies in Ancient Art and Civilization

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Studies in Ancient Art and Civilization
ISSN: 0083-4300

Studies in Ancient Art and Civilization were created in 1991 as an irregular series which in the first place served as a forum for the presentation of the Jagiellonian University Institute of Archaeology and studies provided by its researchers. The series was originated by professor Joachim Śliwa, who was also its first Editor in Chief, and since 2010 this function has been fulfilled by professor Ewdoksia Papuci-Władyka. Since vol. 10 (2007) SAAC has become a regular yearly periodical. 
Until present fifteen volumes have been published, among them two monographic studies (vols. 3 and 11, the latter being Pontika 2006 conference proceedings edited by E. Papuci-Władyka) and three volumes dedicated to distinguished researchers from our Institute on occasion of their jubilees (vols. 8 – professor Maria Ludwika Bernhard, 14 – professor Joachim Śliwa and 15 – professor Janusz A. Ostrowski).
SAAC publishes papers in the fields of archaeology, art and civilization of ancient Egypt, the Near East, Greece and its colonies, Cyprus and Rome, as well as other, non-Mediterranean ancient civilizations, and also in history of archaeology, collecting of antiquities and reception of ancient culture in modern Europe. Special attention is being given to topics concerning predynastic and early-dynastic Egypt, the Greek and Roman periods in the Black Sea region, and archaeology of Cyprus, due to the excavations conducted by researchers from our Institute in these areas. Objects and artefacts from these excavations are being published in SAAC.
Since 2011 (vol. 15) the publisher has been Księgarnia Akademicka Ltd. in Krakow. Starting with volume 16 (2012) external review procedure will be introduced, compliant to the double-blind review process (anonymity of both reviewed author and reviewer). The referees will be both members of the Editorial Board and other researchers. The list of referees will be published on the journal’s website.
All SAAC volumes as well as other publications are available on the library exchange base.
Recent issues can be purchased at the Księgarnia Akademicka, also in e-book format (www. akademicka.pl)
    All articles through volume 12 are available as PDF files.
    To read the requested volume use the links below:

      Humanities for All: A National Survey of Public Engagement in the Humanities in Higher Education

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      Humanities for All: A National Survey of Public Engagement in the Humanities in Higher Education: CALL FOR ASSISTANCE
       The National Humanities Alliance Foundation is currently conducting a national study of public engagement in the humanities at institutions of higher education.

      This national study surveys the range of ways that higher ed faculty, students, and administrators have connected with diverse communities through the humanities over the past decade (short abstract available here). We are especially interested in initiatives that have involved collaboration with the wide range of organizations that are also committed to the public humanities.

      We are reaching out to ask for examples of projects that connect the humanities with the broader community.

      If you have been involved with or know of any projects that fit this description, we would be grateful if you could please contact Daniel Fisher, Project Director (dfisher@nhalliance.org).

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      This project has received generous support from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.

      The National Humanities Alliance Foundation advances the humanities by conducting and supporting research on the humanities and communicating the value of the humanities to a range of audiences including elected officials and the general public.

      Open Access Journal: Dissertation Reviews

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      Dissertation Reviews
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      Since 2010, Dissertation Reviews has featured more than 1000 overviews of recently defended, unpublished doctoral dissertations in a wide variety of disciplines across the Humanities and Social Sciences. Our goal is to offer readers a glimpse of each discipline’s immediate present by focusing on the window of time between dissertation defense and first book publication.

      Each review provides a summary of the author’s main arguments, the historiographic genealogy in which the author operates, and the main source bases for his or her research. The reviews are also anticipatory, making educated assessments of how the research will advance or challenge our understanding of major issues in the field when it is revised and published in the future.
      In addition to the public, non-critical review that is published on the site, authors also receive private, critical commentary from their reviewers designed to help authors during the manuscript revision process. Critical comments are not published on the site or circulated in any way. They are expressly for the author.

      Reviews form the bedrock of our project and we’re very proud of the immense work and dedication of our reviewers, writers and editors. Below is a map of these reviews mapped by Ph.D. institution. Please note that many universities have multiple reviews. When you click on of one them, you will see a > symbol and indication of the number of reviews from that university (1 of 23, for example). Scroll through the reviews using the > arrow. Click on “More info” to read any of the reviews  .
      While Classics, Ancient Studies, Ancient Near East, Egyptology, Archaeology, and so on are not (yet) explicit categories, there are reviews of dissertations on subjects relating to antiquity in other categories. They are also soliciting Editors for additional categories. Volunteers?

      The Digital Classicist Wiki

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      The Digital Classicist Wiki
      The Digital Classicist is a hub for scholars and students interested in the application of humanities computing to research in the ancient and Byzantine worlds. This wiki collects guidelines and suggestions of major technical issues, and catalogues digital projects and tools of relevance to classicists. The wiki also lists events, bibliographies, publications (print and electronic), and other developments in the field. A discussion group serves as grist for a list of Frequently Asked Questions. As members of the community provide answers and other suggestions, some of these may graduate into independent wiki articles providing work-in-progress guidelines and reports. 

      The scope of the wiki follows the interests and expertise of collaborators, in general, and of the editors, in particular. As a general principle, key sections of the website or summaries of discussions will, where possible, be translated into the major languages of European scholarship: e.g. English, French, German, and Italian. 

      We seek to encourage the growth of a community of practice, which is open to everyone interested in the topic, regardless of skill or experience in technical matters, and language of contribution. To become a editor of the wiki, please contact one of the administrators (Gabriel Bodard or Simon Mahony). (The "create account" option has been disabled due to spam bots.) Consult the Wiki editing page to familiarize yourself with formatting conventions. 

      The Digital Classicist is hosted by the Department of Digital Humanities at King's College London, and the Stoa Consortium, University of Kentucky.

      In memoriam Ross Scaife (1960-2008)

      LEMLAT: Morphological analysis of the Latin

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      LEMLAT
      CHLT LEMLAT is going to be a computational instrument for the morphological analysis of the Latin, whose results are compatible with the requirements of the project CHLT.

      In order to obtain it, we are developing new functionalities of an existing version of LEMLAT (first version of 1992, developed jointly by ILC- CNR and University of Torino). This new version will be called CHLT LEMLAT. When the first version of LEMLAT receives in input a word form, this latter is segmented into its formative elements and a corresponding lemma is produced in output, with respective code that indicates the flexive paradigm.The lexical base of LEMLAT is the result of the collation of the following three dictionaries: Georges, Gradenwitz and Oxford Latin Dictionary. The last one is the main reference. 


      Particularly, our aim is to enrich the output of LEMLAT, adding some new morphological information such as case, gender, number.... 

      The results of CHLT LEMLAT analysis can be used, for instance, in fields such as linguistics and literary research, didactics and information retrieval. The use of such an instrument is fundamental for management of whichever lexical patrimony. 

      At the end of the work, CHLT LEMLAT will operate a complete morphological lemmatization of the input texts and words.

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      Open Access Journal: e-Forschungsberichte des Deutschen Archäologisches Instituts (eDAI·F)

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      e-Forschungsberichte des Deutschen Archäologisches Instituts (eDAI·F)
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      Um immer aktuell zu sein, erscheinen die e-Forschungsberichte das gesamte Jahr über in einzelnen Faszikeln zeitnah zu den jeweiligen Forschungskampagnen. Sie sind open access zugänglich und erlauben es so einem breiten Leserkreis, die Forschungen des DAI zu verfolgen.

      Mit diesem ersten Faszikel der e-Forschungsberichte setzt das DAI die Neustrukturierung seines Berichtswesens um. Er spiegelt die Bandbreite der Aktivitäten des DAI in den unterschiedlichsten Regionen der Welt, vom Mittelmeerraum über die Länder Eurasiens, Asiens und Afrikas bis nach Südamerika. Der Faszikel umfasst die Forschungsergebnisse der Jahre 2012/13 und zeigt die vielfältigen neuen Einblicke in vergangene Gesellschaften sowie das Engagement des DAI im Bereich der Erschließung und Bewahrung kulturellen Erbes in den Gastländern.

      Faszikel 1 - 2017

      Mit seinen 20 Standorten und über 350 Projekten ist das DAI eine der größten archäologischen Forschungseinrichtungen weltweit. Die im vorliegenden Band vereinten Forschungsberichte spiegeln die Bandbreite der Aktivitäten in den unterschiedlichsten Regionen der Welt. Sie umfassen Forschungsergebnisse aus den Jahren 2015-2017.
       
      Hier können Sie den Faszikel lesen und downloaden: eDAI-F 2017, 1 (PDF 127 MB) oder (PDF 22 MB).

      Weitere Ausgaben

      Hier können Sie die älteren Faszikel der e-Forschungsberichte lesen und herunterladen:

      Open Access Journal: Folia Electronica Classica

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      Folia Electronica Classica
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      En réponse à une suggestion de Jean Schumacher, à l'époque responsable du service informatique de la Faculté de Philosophie et Lettres, la Bibliotheca Classica Selecta (BCS) tente depuis juin 2001 à Louvain l'expérience d'une revue électronique consacrée au monde classique et entièrement libre d'accès : les Folia Electronica Classica. Pour l'instant, la nouvelle revue propose des articles relativement généraux, rédigés en français et susceptibles d'intéresser un large public ; si elle s'adresse parfois à des spécialistes, elle vise davantage les professeurs du secondaire, les étudiants, voire les internautes cultivés. Son orientation n'est pas encore bien définie, et une période de rodage sera probablement nécessaire avant d'y voir plus clair...

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      Open Access Journal: Science and Technology of Archaeological Research

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      Science and Technology of Archaeological Research
      ISSN: 2054-8923
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      STAR accepts papers utilising any of the array of scientific and computational techniques available to archaeologists, including, but not limited to:
      • Archaeological materials science
      • Airborne remote sensing, geophysical techniques and imaging
      • Artefact conservation and restoration methods
      • Biological and biochemical approaches
      • Environmental approaches
      • Forensic archaeology
      • Heritage studies and conservation methods
      • Mathematical modelling, computational analyses and virtual reality
      • Scientific dating including geochronological approaches
      • Spatial analysis and GIS
      • Underwater archaeological methods
      STAR incorporates a ‘Short Reports’ section, which provides rapid publication of important methodological advances. Editorial decision and publication times will be shorter for this feature.
      STAR encourages authors to link to full datasets archived appropriately for long-term access as well as to submit any supplementary data and media necessary for a full understanding of the article.

      CDLI News: Princeton Theological Seminary cuneiform texts

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      <http://cdli.ucla.edu/?q=news/princeton’s-very-special-collections> is CDLI’s January 2015 announcement of a then ongoing collaboration with the curatorial and academic staff of the Princeton Theological Seminary to digitize and make accessible online the PTS collection of cuneiform text artifacts. That notice entertained the prospect of a completion of the collaborative capture by the fall of the same year. A little two years late: with the recent posting of fatcrosses of the collection’s 1st millennium exemplars, created by UCLA graduate student Mike Heinle, undergrad Veronica Hughey and myself (<http://tinyurl.com/y9of8zkh>), we have now indeed wrapped up the more technical aspect of this venture, offering a clearer picture of the nature, and state of publication of this substantial set of (currently 2927) texts. We invite specialists to review the, by our count, 1827 still unpublished PTS texts (<http://tinyurl.com/ycqqvmtt>), largely Old Babylonian, neo-Babylonian and Achaemenid period administrative and legal documents, but still including 58 Ur III records, with an eye to their eventual formal publication. Such planned editions should be proposed to Princeton Theological Seminary associates, and once agreed to, notification should be sent to CDLI to upload authors’ names to their texts’ corresponding entries. Beyond publication considerations, we would be grateful to receive corrections to the current CDLI catalogue of these texts from later periods, and we of course welcome communication of remaining errors in our treatment of the published pieces.

      Bob Englund
      UCLA/CDLI

      IsoArcH: An open-access and collaborative isotope database for bioarcheological samples from the Graeco-Roman world

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      IsoArcH: An open-access and collaborative isotope database for bioarcheological samples from the Graeco-Roman world

      Historia Numorum Online

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      Historia Numorum Online
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      Historia Numorum Online aims to record and publish all types and varieties of the coins minted before the Roman period (c. 650-30 BCE). The first volume will be devoted to Caria and is supported by a two-year funding by the Laboratoires des Sciences Archéologiques de Bordeaux (LaScArBx)
      The Carian volume is expected to be completed by the end of 2017 and should include an estimated 8000 coins illustrating some 2500 individual types from 53 individual mints. A paper publication should follow shortly the completion of the online database. It is hoped that further volumes will be undertaken by specialists of other regions.
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