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Open Access volumes of the Rencontre Assyriologique Internationale

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Open Access Journal: Athens Journal of History

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 [First posted in AWOL 20 July 2016, updated 24 December 2018]

Athens Journal of History 
e-ISSN: 2407-9677 
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The Athens Journal of History (AJH) is a quarterly double blind peer reviewed journal and considers papers from all areas of history. Many of the papers published in this journal have been presented at the various conferences sponsored by the History Research Unit of the Athens Institute for Education and Research (ATINER).
  • Volume 5, Issue 4, October 2019 (to be uploaded by 30 September 2019)
  • Volume 5, Issue 3, July 2019 (to be uploaded by 30 June 2019)
  • Volume 5, Issue 2, April 2019 (to be uploaded by 31 March 2019)
  • Volume 5, Issue 1, January 2019 (to be uploaded by 31 December 2018)

Open Access Journal: PAN: Rivista di Filologia Latina

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[First posted in AWOL 11 July 2016, updated 24 December 2018]

PAN: Rivista di Filologia Latina
ISSN: 0390-3141
E-ISSN: 2284-0478
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La rivista Pan. Studi dell’Istituto di Filologia latina è stata fondata nel 1973 da Giusto Monaco, con l’intento di testimoniare un impegno di ricerca nell’ambito della Filologia classica e di contribuire all’affermarsi in sede scientifica dell’Istituto di Filologia latina, da poco costituitosi. Si proponeva coma una miscellanea di articoli e brevi saggi relativi alla letteratura latina e alle discipline ad essa affini, la cui periodicità non veniva fissata in partenza ma si faceva dipendere «dalla frequenza con cui si avesse qualcosa di concreto da dire in poche pagine». L’intitolazione Pan si doveva alla forte carica simbolica e semantica contenuta nel nome. Documentare la presenza a Palermo di un’attività scientifica nell’ambito della letteratura latina e promuovere una scuola attraverso un severo esercizio filologico, senza concessioni a facili e generici approcci, appaiono dunque come caratteristiche precipue che distinguono la rivista sin dalla nascita. Allievo, alla scuola Normale di Pisa, di Giorgio Pasquali, Giusto Monaco impresse una svolta di grande efficacia e serietà alla storia degli studi classici nell’Università di Palermo e attraverso le raccolte di Pan, da lui seguite con dedizione per circa venti anni, creò un centro di studi al quale afferirono giovani ricercatori, poi affermatisi, latinisti e filologi classici, medievisti, studiosi di letteratura cristiana antica e di teatro greco e latino, che trovarono nella rivista la sede cui destinare naturalmente i propri contributi. Il numero 11-12 comprende la silloge degli “Scritti minori” di Giusto Monaco, curata da Domenico Romano, come i successivi 13-14, a partire dai quali viene assunto il sottotitolo “Studi dell’Istituto di Filologia latina Giusto Monaco”, in omaggio al fondatore e ideatore della rivista, nel frattempo scomparso. Negli anni successivi, il numero unico 15-16 raccoglie gli studi in onore di Domenico Romano, dedicatigli dai docenti dell’Istituto di Filologia greca e di Filologia Latina: i numerosi contributi di Letteratura greca ivi compresi non rappresentano una novità, in quanto Pan è sempre stata una pubblicazione aperta all’intero campo della filologia classica. Il numero 17 contiene poi gli scritti minori di Cataldo Roccaro, valoroso medievista, docente di Storia della Letteratura latina medioevale presso l’Università di Palermo, prematuramente sottratto ala sua attività, cui è rivolta la Miscellanea di studi in memoria compresa nel numero 18-19. Quest’ultimo volume di circa 500 pagine si apre a contributi di vasto respiro, che coprono l’arco dei saperi relativi all’antichità, al medioevo e oltre. Da questo momento in poi la rivista si qualifica come “Studi del Dipartimento di Civiltà Euro-mediterranee e di Studi Classici, Cristiani, Bizantini, Medievali, Umanistici”, seguendo l’avvenuta trasformazione del precedente Istituto e arricchendo così il suo raggio d’azione verso diversi settori. Da questa data, il 2001, si dà anche una regolarità, attraverso una direzione, assunta da Gianna Petrone, un comitato di redazione, una segreteria ecc., cercando di mantenere, ove possibile, una scadenza annuale.

Inscriptiones Graecae: Elektronische Edition

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 [First posted in AWOL 23 July 2010. Updated 24 December 2018]

 Inscriptiones Graecae: Elektronische Edition
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Inschriften sind die Fußnoten im Buch der Geschichte der alten Welt; nur daß über weite Strecken der Haupttext fehlt.
Inschriften sind Primärquellen zur Geschichte, Religionsgeschichte, Sprachwissenschaft, Onomastik usw., die die antiken Autoren ergänzen, illustrieren, korrigieren. Jede Inschrift ist ein Original. Meist verstümmelt gefunden, sind sie in hohem Maße der Ergänzung und Interpretation bedürftig. Mitunter gelingt es, verstreute Fragmente ein- und derselben Inschrift zusammenzusetzen. Der Zustrom an neuen Inschriften hält unvermindert an: jährlich werden ca. 1000 neu publiziert.

Inschriften sind in der Regel auf Metall eingeritzt oder punziert, auf Stein eingemeißelt und mit Farbe (rot, blau) ausgelegt. Qualität und Menge der Inschriften ist abhängig von den zur Verfügung stehenden Gesteinen. Metallplatten sind besonders auf der Peloponnes verbreitet. Bleiplättchen werden, zusammengerollt, für Verwünschungen bevorzugt. Silber und Gold sind äußerst selten. Die ältesten Inschriften stammen aus dem 8. Jh. v.Chr. Es gibt keinen Zwischenraum zwischen den Worten (scriptio continua); Interpunktionen finden sich in frühester Zeit willkürlich, in der Kaiserzeit nach röm. Vorbild gelegentlich; dann auch Abkürzungen.
Der Inhalt der Inschriften äußerst mannigfach. Am häufigsten sind Grabinschriften auf Grabstelen (mit Relief), -säulen, -altären: Namen der Toten und Gruß. Eine besondere Form bilden Grabgedichte - Weih-Inschriften an die Götter, oft auf dem geweihten Gegenstand selbst angebracht; häufig nach einem Sieg bei sportlichen oder musischen Agonen gestiftet [16]. - Ehren-Inschriften, vor allem Unterschriften von Statuen, erst seit dem 4.Jh. v.Chr. häufiger, in röm. Zeit massenhaft. - Bildhauer-Inschriften, in denen sich der ausführende Künstler nennt. - Dekrete mit den Beschlüssen der Gesamtgemeinde oder ihrer Abteilungen und Vereine, im Formular in den einzelnen Poleis verschieden. Es überwiegen Ehrendekrete für Bürger anderer Poleis, Könige, römische Magistrate, denen das Ehrenbürgerrecht (Proxenie) verliehen wird. - Freilassungsurkunden von Sklaven, oft als (fiktiver) Verkauf an eine Gottheit vollzogen und in deren Tempel dokumentiert. - Grenz- und Hypothekensteine (horoi). - Gesetze und Regelungen privatrechtlicher sowie öffentlicher und sakraler Angelegenheiten bis hin zur Kodifizierung geltenden Rechts. - Religiöse Texte, Hymnen (mit Noten). - Briefe von hellenistischen Königen und römischen Kaisern. - Bauinschriften, Abrechnungs-Urkunden, Inventarlisten von sakralem Gerät. - Listen und Kataloge von Gegenständen (z.B. auf den Schiffen der athenischen Flotte) und Personen (z.B. von eponymen Beamten, Priestern). - Zwischenstaatliche Urkunden (Asylieurkunden, Staatsverträge, Akten der Rechtssprechung).
Die Sammlung der antiken Inschriften wurde im Jahre 1815 von der Preußischen Akademie der Wissenschaften auf Antrag von August Boeckh beschlossen. In den vier Bänden des "Corpus Inscriptionum Graecarum" wurden 1828-1859 alle damals bekannten Inschriften gesammelt und kommentiert. Ulrich von Wilamowitz-Moellendorff vereinte 1902 das Prinzip der Autopsie mit dem der Vollständigkeit, beschränkte zugleich die auf 15 Bände geplanten "Inscriptiones Graecae" (IG) auf Griechenland, Italien und die Inseln der Ägäis. Zur Aktualisierung der Sammlung sind Neuauflagen (editio altera) sowie Supplementbände vorgesehen.
Die digitale Edition enthält, beginnend mit dem im Jahre 2001 erschienenen Band IG IX 1², 4, Texte und deutsche Übersetzungen aller Inschriften; die Aufnahme von Übersetzungen in anderen Sprachen ist vorgesehen. In den Übersetzungen wurde auf diakritische Zeichen weitgehend verzichtet; Ergänzungen sind nicht eigens gekennzeichnet, sondern ergeben sich aus dem Vergleich mit der Edition. In bestimmten Fällen sind weitergehende Ergänzungen aus dem kritischen Apparat in eckigen Klammern [ ] wiedergegeben; für den Sinnzusammenhang notwendige sowie erklärende Zusätze sind durch runde Klammern ( ) kenntlich gemacht. Lücken gleich welchen Umfangs werden einheitlich durch "- - -" gekennzeichnet. Alle Zeitangaben sind v. Chr., sofern nicht anders angegeben. Die Abkürzungen "S. d." (= "Sohn des") und "T. d." (= Tochter des") umschreiben das griechische Patronymikon.

Attika, 5.Jh. v.Chr.

IG I3, 2, 500 - IG I3, 2, 1517
IG I3, 2

Attika, 4. Jh. v.Chr. - 3. Jh. n.Chr.

IG II/III³ 1, 292 – IG II/III³ 1, 572
IG II/III³ 1, 2
IG II/III³ 1, 844 – IG II/III³ 1, 1133
IG II/III³ 1, 4
IG II/III³ 1, 1135 – IG II/III³ 1, 1461
IG II/III³ 1, 5

Attika, Öffentliche Weihungen

IG II/III³ 4, 1 – IG II/III³ 4, 664
IG II/III³ 4, 1
IG II/III³ 4, 665 – IG II/III³ 4, 1739
IG II/III³ 4, 2

Attika, Spätantike Inschriften

IG II/III2 13248-13690
IG II/III2 5

Aigina

IG IV2 2, 746 - IG IV2 2, 1239
IG IV2 2

Korinth, Spätantike Inschriften

IG IV² 3, 1240 – IG IV² 3, 1783
IG IV² 3

Inseln des Ionischen Meeres

IG IX 12, 4, 786 - IG IX 12, 4, 1779
IG IX 12, 4

Ostlokris

IG IX 12, 5, 1780 - IG IX 12, 5, 2047
IG IX 12, 5

Thessaloniki, Supplement

IG X 2, 1, 1042 – IG X 2, 1, 1673
IG X 2, 1s

Nordmakedonien, Ostteil

IG X 2, 2, 1 – IG X 2, 2, 411
IG X 2, 2, 1

Kos. Kalymna. Milesische Inseln

IG XII 4, 1, 1 - IG XII 4, 1, 423
IG XII 4, 1
IG XII 4, 2, 424 - IG XII 4, 2, 1239
IG XII 4, 2
IG XII 4, 3, 1240 - IG XII 4, 3, 3053
IG XII, 4, 3
IG XII 4, 4, 3054 - IG XII 4, 4, 3932
IG XII, 4, 4

Samos. Ikaria. Korassische Inseln

IG XII 6, 1, 1 - IG XII 6, 1, 536
IG XII 6, 1
IG XII 6, 2, 537 - IG XII 6, 2, 1290
IG XII 6, 2

Monuments of Mosul in Danger

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 [First posted in AWOL 9 February 2w016, updated 24 December 2018]

Monuments of Mosul in Danger
The project Monuments of Mosul in Danger (Ohrožená architektura města Mosulu) – supported by the Oriental Institute, The Czech Academy of Sciences in Prague, and the research programme Strategy AV21 of The Czech Academy of Sciences – was launched in reaction to a serious threat to the Mosul architectural sites from ISIS (Daesh), who seized the town in June 2014. Since then, dozens of historical sites have been razed to the ground or severely damaged. Monuments of diverse types, such as mosques, madrasas, mausolea, graveyards, churches and monasteries have been subject to destruction. 
Mosul architecture has only been marginally researched by Western scholars. Because of this, we are not aware of how much world cultural heritage we have been deprived of. The first and only systematic survey of Islamic, Christian, and Jewish monuments in Mosul was conducted by Ernst Herzfeld in 1907-1908. Subsequently, only several aspects of Mosul medieval architecture have been written about by, among others, Ugo Monneret de Villard and Eugen Wirth. Mosul architecture has been studied by many outstanding Iraqi researchers (e.g., Sa‛id al-Diwahji, Tariq Jawad Janabi, Ahmad Qasim al-Jum‛a, Ahmad al-Sufi, al-Kubaisi, al-Tutunchi, and others). Their research, however, remains largely unrecognized by the Western historical and archeological discourse.

Open Access Journal: Μακεδονικά - Makedonika

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[First posted in AWOL 21 January 2016, updated 24 January 2018]

Μακεδονικά - Makedonika
e-ISSN:2241-2018
ISSN:0076-289X
Η Εταιρεία Μακεδονικών Σπουδών, με ιδιαίτερη χαρά σας υποδέχεται στη νέα ιστοσελίδα του περιοδικού της Μακεδονικά, το οποίο εκδίδεται ανελλιπώς από το 1940 ως σήμερα.
Σας προσκαλεί να ερευνήσετε τα πλούσια περιεχόμενα του μακρόβιου περιοδικού της, τα οποία αφορούν στην ιστορία του βόρειου ελληνικού χώρου και κυρίως αυτήν της Μακεδονίας, την αρχαιολογία, τις τέχνες, τη λαογραφία και τη γλωσσολογία.
Η ανάρτηση των ψηφιοποιημένων τόμων θα γίνει σταδιακά και μέχρι την πλήρη ανάρτηση του συνόλου των τόμων, οι ερευνητές έχουν τη δυνατότητα να αναζητήσουν την πλήρη ψηφιοποιημένη μορφή του περιοδικούΜακεδονικά και στον ιστότοπο της Εταιρείας:  www.ems.gr

Η ηλεκτρονική αυτή έκδοση των Μακεδονικών υλοποιείται χάρη στη γόνιμη συνεργασία του Εθνικού Κέντρου Τεκμηρίωσης (ΕΚΤ), η οποία σύντομα θα επεκταθεί και με την ανάρτηση του περιοδικού Ελληνικά.
Η ηλεκτρονική έκδοση του περιοδικού Μακεδονικά θα κυκλοφορεί συγχρόνως με την έντυπη μορφή του, η οποία κανονικά θα διατίθεται από το βιβλιοπωλείο της Εταιρείας και τα συμβεβλημένα βιβλιοπωλεία

Πίνακας Περιεχομένων


Άρθρα


Κατερίνα Ρωμιοπούλου
1-5

Φωτεινή Ζαφειροπούλου
7-24

Πέτρος Θέμελης
25-

Πολυξένη Αδάμ-Βελένη
31-63

Κυριάκος Ι. Κωνσταντούλας
65-82

Κατερίνα Τζαναβάρη
83-98

Ευαγγελία Δ. Στεφανή
99-123

Μαρία Λιλιμπάκη-Ακαμάτη
125-138

Αναστασία Χρυσοστόμου
139-156

Νεκτάριος Πουλακάκης
157-173

Νεκτάριος Πουλακάκης, Ειρήνη Ψαρρά
175-200

Γεωργία Καραμήτρου-Μεντεσίδη
201-218

Λ. Γ. Γκέλου
219-233

Βασιλεία Φ. Πέτσα
237-243

Ιωάννης Τουράτσογλου
245-247

Αργυρώ Β. Τατάκη
249-253

Μαρία Λιλιμπάκη-Ακαμάτη
255-262

Σύμμεικτα


Dean Sakel
265

Βιβλιοκρισίες


Αθ. Ε. Καραθανάσης
269-274

Αθ. Ε. Καραθανάσης
274-283

Μαρία Ι. Καζαμία-Τσέρνου
283-300

Νέλλη Μελίδου-Κεφαλά
301-308

Ελένη Γαβρά
308-315
Κατά τεύχος 

Open Access Journal: Ostrakon, Norsk egyptologisk selskaps bulletin

Open Access Journal: Considerazioni di Storia ed Archeologia

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 [First posted in AWOL 2 June 2013, updated 26 December 2018]

Considerazioni di Storia ed Archeologia
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CONSIDERAZIONI DI STORIA ED ARCHEOLOGIA: Rivista nr. 8 (2015)


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Il numero 8 della rivista comprende i seguenti articoli: Contributi alla Carta Archeologica della Valle del Tammaro Michael Anzovino†; Il santuario sannitico di Ercole a Campochiaro: tipologie pavimentali Stefania Capini; Sepino – Altilia (CB) – II sistema idrico e fognante Valeria Ceglia; Alla ricerca di Fistelia:  nuovi dati di rinvenimento Antonio Salvatore; La terra sigillata italica decorata […]

CONSIDERAZIONI DI STORIA ED ARCHEOLOGIA: Rivista nr. 7 (2014)


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Il numero 6 (2014) della rivista CO(nsiderazioni di) ST(oria ed)A(rcheologica) comprende i seguenti articoli: PALLANUM AND MONTE PALLANO di Michael Crowford, I SANNITI NELLE FONTI LETTERARIE: EVOLUZIONE DI UN ETNONIMO di Federico Russo, IMPORTUOSA LITORA? di Davide Aquilano, IL CONTRIBUTO DELLA GEOFISICA NELLO STUDIO DELLE FORME INSEDIATIVE DEL SANNIO IN TERRITORIO MOLISANO, di Marilena Cozzolino, […]

CONSIDERAZIONI DI STORIA ED ARCHEOLOGIA: Rivista nr. 6 (2013)


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Per scaricare la rivista pigiare su CoStAonline2013g INDICE: R. Antonini ST Ps 6 recuperato. Al seguito evidenze e problematiche sul documento. La pertinenza linguistica –  F.a Murano Il progetto samnium Digital Archive: un archivio digitale delle fonti epigrafiche del Sannio antico – G. Guadagno Vasto: tribuf priflics. Presunti tribuni della plebe in area italica –  B. Sardella […]

CONSIDERAZIONI DI STORIA ED ARCHEOLOGIA: Rivista nr. 5 (2012)


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    CoStAonline2012 R. Antonini, Lat. “Mircurius” e forme implicate nell’Italia Antica; R. Cannavacciuolo, Botteghe artigiane e trasversalità dei reperti  a Pontecagnano (Sa) durante il periodo tardo-orientalizzante: nuovi apporti; A. Paolella, Ceramiche di bucchero dal territorio molisano; F. Russo, Due filosofi sanniti?; V. Ceglia, Villa romana di Mattonelle – San Martino in Pensilis. Nuove iscrizioni; […]

CONSIDERAZIONI DI STORIA ED ARCHEOLOGIA: Rivista nr. 4 (2011)


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Indice: La Tavola Veliterna di R. Antonini – Un nuovo oblo d’argento anepigrafo attribuito a Phistelia di M. Pagano – Una nuova moneta di Aquilonia di A. Capozzi – La fortificazione sannitica di Santa Barbara in agro di S. Marco dei Cavoti di G. De Benedittis e M. Anzovino – Nuova ricognizione sulla fortificazione di Monte saraceno a Pietrabbondante di A. Di Iorio – La Histonium dei Frentani e la costa d’Abruzzo e Molise nell’antichità. Una sintesi delle ricerche storiche ed archeologiche a Punta Penna di Vasto (CH) di Davide Aquilano

CONSIDERAZIONI DI STORIA ED ARCHEOLOGIA: Rivista nr. 3 (2010)


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Considerazioni di Storia e di Archeologia: nr.3 La ceramica dipinta di S. Martino in Pensilis di F. Rossi – Una [semi]nuova iscrizione altomedievale da S. Vincenzo al Volturno  di G. De Benedittis – “Metà di un bel vaso di pietra con dedica osca” di R. Antonini – Tesoretto di monete di Ottone II AA.VV. – […]

CONSIDERAZIONI DI STORIA ED ARCHEOLOGIA Rivista nr. 2 (2009)


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Spedis mamerekies saipins. ‘un campano di nome spe(/o)ndio’. fonti e contesti relativi a un’identità. Rosalba Antonini. Una “nuova” emissione monetale di Larinum Bruno Sardella. Alcuni materiali in bucchero e impasto campano dal Museo Civico di Baranello. Considerazioni Preliminari. Annalisa Paolella.

CONSIDERAZIONI DI STORIA ED ARCHEOLOGIA: Rivista nr. 1 (2008)


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 rivista considerazioni 2008 nr1 G. De Benedittis, Una nuova rivista: perché; B. Sardella, Il tempio di Petacciato (CB) – valle San Giovanni e il deposito votivo di demanio e spugne; M. Ziccardi, Nuovi dati sul territorio di Monte Vairano; G. Sansone, Nuovi dati sull’impianto idrico di Larinum; A. Mandato, Le epigrafi romane della Valle del Tappino; […]

CONSIDERAZIONI DI STORIA ED ARCHEOLOGIA – I Quaderni n.7: LO SPIRITUALISMO ED IL FRATICELLISMO NEGLI AMBIENTI MOLISANI


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bozzafraticelliultimoquaderniVII2015 Lo spiritualismo ed il fraticellismo negli ambienti molisani di Francesco Bozza ripercorre una pagina esaltante di umanità che ci fa capire quanto difficile è stato il confronto delle forze innovative francescane con l’aristocrazia ecclesiastica romana e quanto sta faticando il nostro papa Francesco.

CONSIDERAZIONI DI STORIA ED ARCHEOLOGIA – I Quaderni nr.6: I MATERIALI REPUBBLICANI DELLA VILLA DI SAN MARTINO IN PENSILIS


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 Il sesto quaderno della rivista CO(nsiderazioni di)ST(oria ed)A(rcheologica) riguarda lo studio curato dal dott. FRANCESCO GIANCOLA relativo ai materiali repubblicani (IV-I sec. a.C.) dell’area archeologica di contrada Mattonelle presso San Martino in Pensilis (CB) scavata dalla dottoressa VALERIA CEGLIA. Esso rappresenta il primo lavoro organico sui materiali repubblicani provenienti dal Basso Molise. Per scaricare il […]

CONSIDERAZIONI DI STORIA ED ARCHEOLOGIA – I Quaderni nr.5: MONTE VAIRANO L’EDIFICIO B E LA CISTERNA


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montevairhorreumprimaparte montevairhorreumsecondaparte Il volume è diviso in due file. Per scaricarli pigiare su montevairhorreumprimaparte; comparirà una nuova maschera con la stessa scritta (MV2014prima parte); dopo aver pigiato su di essa per la seconda volta potrete scaricare il pdf della prima parte; ripetere la stessa operazione per la seconda parte (montevairhorreumsecondaparte). Questo volume, oltre  ai dati relativi […]

CONSIDERAZIONI DI STORIA ED ARCHEOLOGIA- I Quaderni nr.4: IL MUSEO CIVICO ‘G. BARONE’ – VETRI E BRONZI


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libroamelia Per scaricare il Quaderno IV pigiare su libroamelia Per la prima volta sono proposti al pubblico 400 dei 1400 reperti del mondo antico conservati in uno dei più bei musei dell’Italia centro meridionale: il Museo Civico ‘G. Barone’ di Baranello (CB).L’ edizione è a cura della dottoressa Amelia Pistillo.

CONSIDERAZIONI DI STORIA ED ARCHEOLOGIA – I Quaderni nr.3: CAMPOMARINO: CAMPAGNE DI SCAVO 2009-10


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Campomarino – Campagne di scavo 2009-2010 (per scaricarlo, cliccare sulla copertina) Il quaderno III presenta nuovi dati sulla continuità del sito di Marinelle, già presente nel III sec. a.C. Lo scavo, oltre a individuare i primi resti di un insediamento, propone i materiali rinvenuti nella necropoli di III sec. a.C. (Mandato A.) tra cui una […]

CONSIDERAZIONI DI STORIA ED ARCHEOLOGIA – I Quaderni nr.2: CARLANTINO: MONTE SAN GIOVANNI DALLA PREISTORIA AL MEDIOEVO


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Campagna di scavo 2011 – Carlantino – Monte San Giovanni: dalla preistoria al medioevo. Per scaricare il quaderno pigiare sulla copertina.

CONSIDERAZIONI DI STORIA ED ARCHEOLOGIA – I Quaderni nr.1: I REGESTI GALLUCCI: DOCUMENTI PER LA STORIA DI B0JANO DAL 1000 AL 1600 (nuova ed. 2012)


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regestigalluccia2012 I Regesti Gallucci. Documenti per la Storia di Bojano dal 1000 al 1600 – Nuova edizione rivista e aggiornata. Per scaricarlo pigiare sulla scritta verde

Women Biblical Scholars

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Women Biblical Scholars
Throughout history women have loved, studied, and taught the Jewish and Christian scriptures. Unfortunately, many of us have never heard of these biblical scholars and thinkers. Often they are left out of history books and classroom discussion. The goal of this blog is to draw attention to the works of women and discover what they contribute to our understanding of the biblical texts. With greater awareness, this scholarship can shape course curriculum, homilies, public discourse, and academia itself.
The blog includes profiles, interviews, book reviews, and other means to spotlight women biblical scholars. Of particular interest are scholars whose work contributes to the thriving of faith communities and advances helpful discussion of religion in our contemporary world. Check out the developing Index of Scholars for names and works of women across history. This makes it easy to find the primary texts you want. Also don’t miss seeing today’s women biblical scholars in action–our growing Video and Audio page gives you access to lectures, presentations, and interviews. Finally, if you are looking for a dictionary on women interpreters or want to read a memoir or biography of a female scholar be sure to stop by the Books page.
If you know of something that should be added to this site, would like to contribute a guest post, or help develop the index of scholars please e-mail: women.biblical.scholars@gmail.com.

Open Access Journal: Cahiers Intégrés de Médecine Égyptienne

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 [First posted in AWOL 1 January 2017, updated 26 December 2018]

Cahiers Intégrés de Médecine Égyptienne

Ce troisième numéro des Cahiers Intégrés de Médecine Égyptienne (CIME– III ) correspond également à la troisième des Newsletters attachées au blog « Histoire de la médecine égyptienne ancienne » (ISSN 2270-2105). Il ne comprendra, pour cette fois encore, que la liste des principales études déjà publiées à ce jour dans la revue électronique. Ce fascicule est cependant augmenté des titres de l’année en cours, dont ceux consacré à l’Anatomie de l’appareil digestif. Soit un total accessible de près de 900 pages avec plus de 1000 figures sous cette présentation.

CIME - V

Publication du mercredi 26 décembre 2018 : Les CAHIERS INTEGRES de MEDECINE ÉGYPTIENNE - V (CIME - V)     • Richard-Alain JEAN, Anne-Marie LOYRETTE ✝ , Paula LUPO-GHALI, Jean-Pierre MARTIN, Xavier RIAUD et coll., Cahiers intégrés de médecine égyptienne (CIME ), V, 1, Paris - Le Caire, décembre 2018.   Disponibilité (gratuit) Cliquez :   CIME - V  

  


CIME - IV
Publication du vendredi 22 décembre 2017 : Les CAHIERS INTEGRES de MEDECINE ÉGYPTIENNE - IV (CIME-IV)         • Richard-Alain JEAN, Anne-Marie LOYRETTE, Paula LUPO-GHALI, Jean-Pierre MARTIN, Xavier RIAUD et coll., Cahiers intégrés de médecine égyptienne (CIME ), IV, 1, Angers - Paris - Le Caire, décembre 2017.   Disponibilité (gratuit) Cliquez : CIME - IV  



Les CAHIERS INTEGRES de MEDECINE ÉGYPTIENNE - III (CIME-III)

Publication du samedi 30 décembre 2016 : Les CAHIERS INTEGRES de MEDECINE ÉGYPTIENNE - III (CIME-III)     • Fawzia HADGE-DIN, Abdel HAZIZ, Richard-Alain JEAN, Anne-Marie LOYRETTE ✝, Jean-Pierre MARTIN, Xavier RIAUD et coll., Cahiers intégrés de médecine égyptienne (CIME), III, Angers - Paris - Le Caire, décembre 2016 (ISBN 978-2-9541072-5-7).   Disponibilité (gratuit) Cliquez :  CIME - III  


les CAHIERS INTEGRES de MEDECINE ÉGYPTIENNE - II (CIME-II)

Publication du lundi mercredi 25 novembre 2015 : les CAHIERS INTEGRES de MEDECINE ÉGYPTIENNE - II (CIME-II)     • Fawzia HADGE-DIN, Abdel HAZIZ, Richard-Alain JEAN, Anne-Marie LOYRETTE, Jean- Pierre MARTIN, Xavier RIAUD et coll., Cahiers intégrés de médecine égyptienne (CIME ), II, 1, Cherbourg - Angers - Paris - Le Caire, novembre 2015.    Disponibilité (gratuit) Cliquez : CIME - II  


CIME - I avec NEWSLETTER - 1

Publication du samedi 5 juillet LES CAHIERS INTÉGRÉS DE MÉDECINE ÉGYPTIENNE - I & NEWSLETTER - 1     • Fawzia HADGE-DIN, Abdel HAZIZ, Richard-Alain JEAN, Anne-Marie LOYRETTE, Xavier RIAUD et coll., Cahiers intégrés de médecine égyptienne (CIME), I, Cherbourg - Paris - Le Caire, juillet 2014.   Disponibilité (gratuit) Cliquez : CIME - I  & NEWSLETTER - 1 

Newly added to Orbis Biblicus et Orientalis, Series Archaeologica Online, 26 December 2018

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Newly added to Orbis Biblicus et Orientalis, Series Archaeologica Online, There are 38volumes of this series now online open access.
Berlev, OlegHodjash, Svetlana (1998). Catalogue of the Monuments of Ancient Egypt: From the Museums of the Russian Federation, Ukraine, Bielorussia, Caucasus, Middle Asia and the Baltic States. Fribourg, Switzerland / Göttingen, Germany: University Press / Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht.
Tell Keisan (1971-1976): une cité phénicienne en Galilée. Edited by: Briend, JacquesHumbert, Jean-Baptiste (1980). Fribourg, Switzerland / Göttingen, Germany: Éditions Universitaires / Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht.

Open Access Journal: Studia palmyreńskie

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[First posted in AWOL  9 April 2018]

Studia palmyreńskie
ISSN: 0081-6787
Die Zeitschrift Studia Palmyreńskie erschien von 1966 bis 2013. Seit 2014 wird sie als monographische Reihe veröffentlicht. 
Der inhaltliche Fokus liegt auf den Ausgrabungen von Palmyra und seiner Umgebung sowie auf der Geschichte der Stadt, ihrer Religion oder ihren epigraphischen Hinterlassenschaften. Herausgegeben werden Zeitschrift „Studia Palmyreńskie“ vom Polish Centre of Mediterranean Archaeology der Universität Warschau.
Current Online Volume: 12 (2013)

Inhalt


1.1966
2: Filarska, Barbara: Studia nad dekoracjami architektoniczymi Palmyry.Warszawa, 1967
3.1969
4.1970
5.1974
6-7.1975
8.1985
9.1994
10.1997
11.2010
12.2013

Open Access Journal: Kelsey Museum Newsletter

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[First posted in AWOL 1 November 2010. Updated 237December 2018]

Kelsey Museum Newsletter
Kelsey Museum Newsletter Fall 2017
The Kelsey Museum is the brainchild of Francis W. Kelsey, Professor of Latin at the University of Michigan from 1889 to 1927. Kelsey pursued an active program of collecting antiquities for use in teaching, and launched the first university-sponsored archaeological excavations in the Mediterranean and Near Eastern regions in 1924. Most of the artifacts in the Kelsey Museum come from excavations carried out in Egypt and Iraq in the 1920s and 1930s.
In 1928, shortly after Kelsey’s death, the Museum of Classical Archaeology was installed in Newberry Hall on State Street. It was renamed in honor of Professor Kelsey in 1953, and enlarged with the construction of the William Upjohn Exhibit Wing in 2009. In addition to conserving and exhibiting its collections, the Museum still sponsors field projects in countries around the Mediterranean (although the artifacts recovered in those excavations now all remain in their countries of origin), and it plays a vital role in undergraduate and graduate teaching and research.
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Open Access Journal: Electrum: Studia z Historii Starożytnej / Journal of Ancient History

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[First posted in AWOL 19 February 2016, updated 27 December 2018]

Electrum: Studia z Historii Starożytnej / Journal of Ancient History
ISSN 1897-3426
e-ISSN 2084-3909
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Electrum has been published since 1997 by the Department of Ancient History at the Jagiellonian University in Cracow as a collection of papers and monographs. In 2010 it starts as journal with one issue per year.

Journal publishes scholarly papers embodying studies in history and culture of Greece, Rome and Near East from the beginning of the First Millennium BC to about AD 400. Contributions are written in English, German, French and Italian. The journal publishes books reviews.

The Delegation to Seleucos II at Baiseira. A Brief Note

ELECTRUM, 2018, Volume 25, s. 9–12
Data publikacji online: 6 grudnia 2018
DOI 10.4467/20800909EL.18.001.8921

Diplomacy of Attalus I in Asia Minor, 241–216 BC

ELECTRUM, 2018, Volume 25, s. 13–26
Data publikacji online: 6 grudnia 2018
DOI 10.4467/20800909EL.18.002.8922

Roman Arbitration in the Greek Oikumene in the Third–Second Century BCE: Some Observations

ELECTRUM, 2018, Volume 25, s. 27–46
Data publikacji online: 6 grudnia 2018
DOI 10.4467/20800909EL.18.003.8923

The Numismatic Production of Antiochos IV: Tool of Diplomacy or Legitimacy? A Quantifying Approach of Hoard Evidence

ELECTRUM, 2018, Volume 25, s. 47–72
Data publikacji online: 6 grudnia 2018
DOI 10.4467/20800909EL.18.004.8924

Arsacid Dynastic Marriages

ELECTRUM, 2018, Volume 25, s. 73–83
Data publikacji online: 6 grudnia 2018
DOI 10.4467/20800909EL.18.005.8925

Friendship and Alliance’ between the Judaeans under Judas Maccabee and the Romans (1Macc 8: 17–32): A Response to Linda Zollschan’s Rome and Judaea

ELECTRUM, 2018, Volume 25, s. 85–125
Data publikacji online: 6 grudnia 2018
DOI 10.4467/20800909EL.18.006.8926

Between Empires and Peers: Hasmonean Foreign Policy under Alexander Jannaeus

ELECTRUM, 2018, Volume 25, s. 127–145
Data publikacji online: 6 grudnia 2018
DOI 10.4467/20800909EL.18.007.8927

C. Iulius Caesar und Hyrkanus II. Überlegungen zur chronologischen Abfolge der Dokumente bei Flavius Josephus ant. 14,10,2–10 (190–222) und ant. 14,8,5 (145–148)

ELECTRUM, 2018, Volume 25, s. 147–185
Data publikacji online: 6 grudnia 2018
DOI 10.4467/20800909EL.18.008.8928

Deiotarus: Zur Karriere eines römischen Klientelkönigs

ELECTRUM, 2018, Volume 25, s. 187–208
Data publikacji online: 6 grudnia 2018
DOI 10.4467/20800909EL.18.009.8929

Zwischenstaatlichkeit und Herrscherideal in militärisch-politischen Sachbüchern. Ein komparatistischer Versuch über Sūn Zǐ, Kauṭilya, Aineias Taktikos und Machiavelli

ELECTRUM, 2018, Volume 25, s. 209–241
Data publikacji online: 6 grudnia 2018
DOI 10.4467/20800909EL.18.010.8930

Reviews

Hilmar Klinkott, Norbert Kramer (Hgg.), Zwischen Assur und Athen – Altorientalisches in den Historien Herodots, (SpielRäume – 9), Franz Steiner Verlag, Stuttgart 2017, S. 243, ISBN 978-3515117432

ELECTRUM, 2018, Volume 25, s. 245–247
Data publikacji online: 6 grudnia 2018
DOI 10.4467/20800909EL.18.011.8931

Alireza Askari Chaverdi, Pierfrancesco Callieri, Persepolis West (Fars, Iran): Report on the Field Work Carried out by the Iranian-Italian Joint Archaeological Mission in 2008–2009: From Palace to Town – 2 (BAR International Series 2870), BAR Publishing, Oxford 2017, 293 pp., 97 fi gures, 73 graphs, 14 tables, ISBN 978-1-4073-1608-6

ELECTRUM, 2018, Volume 25, s. 249–250
Data publikacji online: 6 grudnia 2018
DOI 10.4467/20800909EL.18.012.8932

Pierre Briant, Kings, Countries, Peoples: Selected Studies on the Achaemenid Empire, translated by Amélie Kuhrt (Oriens et Occidens 26), Franz Steiner Verlag, Stuttgart 2017, 633 pp., 25 fi g., ISBN 978-3-515-11628-2

ELECTRUM, 2018, Volume 25, s. 249–250
Data publikacji online: 6 grudnia 2018
DOI 10.4467/20800909EL.18.013.8933

Katell Berthelot, In Search of the Promised Land? The Hasmonean Dynasty Between Biblical Models and Hellenistic Diplomacy (Journal of Ancient Judaism. Supplements – 24), Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, Göttingen–Bristol, CT 2018, 494 pp., 2 maps, ISSN 2198-1361; ISBN 978-3-525-55252-0

ELECTRUM, 2018, Volume 25, s. 253–256
Data publikacji online: 6 grudnia 2018
DOI 10.4467/20800909EL.18.014.8934

Pierangelo Buongiorno, Annarosa Gallo, Salvatore Marino (eds.), Edoardo Volterra, Senatus Consulta (Acta Senatus, Reihe B: Studien und Materialen, Bd. 1), Franz Steiner Verlag, Stuttgart 2017, 212 pp., ISBN 978-3-515-11370-0; Sebastian Lohsse, Salvatore Marino, Pierangelo Buongiorno (eds.), Texte wiederherstellen, Kontexte rekonstruieren. Internationale Tagung über Methoden zur Erstellung einer Palingenesie, Münster, 23.–24. April 2015 (Acta Senatus, Reihe B: Studien und Materialen, Bd. 2), Franz Steiner Verlag, Stuttgart 2017, 192 pp., ISBN 978-3-515-11725-8

ELECTRUM, 2018, Volume 25, s. 257–260
Data publikacji online: 6 grudnia 2018
DOI 10.4467/20800909EL.18.015.8935
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Some recent Dissertations from the University of California

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Some recent Dissertations from the University of California
  • Thesis
  • Peer Reviewed

Elite Theban Women of the Eighth-Sixth Centuries BCE in Egypt: Identity, Status...

The roles and status of women in ancient Egyptian society remain imperfectly defined particularly in the Third Intermediate and Late Periods. Egyptology has generally examined women from the perspective of fertility and sexuality, thus defining the social roles of...
Cover page: Elite Theban Women of the Eighth-Sixth Centuries BCE in Egypt: Identity, Status and Mortuary Practice
  • Thesis
  • Peer Reviewed

Raising the Dead: The Bioarchaeology of the Saite and Roman Period Wall of the...

This dissertation examines the extent to which sociopolitical changes from the Saite to Roman periods of Egyptian history affected the lives of a non-elite population from the Memphite region in Lower Egypt. This examination is accomplished through a...
Cover page: Raising the Dead: The Bioarchaeology of the Saite and Roman Period Wall of the Crow Cemetery in Giza
  • Thesis
  • Peer Reviewed

Transfiguring the Dead: The Iconography, Commemorative Use, and Materiality of Mummy...

The mummy shrouds, often overlooked or dissected into dichotomous parts because of their Hellenistic and Egyptian hybrid pictorial nature, provide unparalleled insight into religious and social facets of life and death in Roman Egypt. Moving beyond the aesthetic properties of these objects and focusing...
Cover page: The Provincial Cemeteries of Naga ed-Deir: A Comprehensive Study of Tomb Models Dating from the Late Old Kingdom to the Late Middle Kingdom
  • Thesis
  • Peer Reviewed

Gods Who Hear Prayers: Popular Piety or Kingship in Three Theban monuments of...

For the past 50 years, Thutmose III's and Ramesses II's Eastern Temples at Karnak and the Eastern High Gate of Ramesses III's mortuary temple at Medinet Habu have been accepted as monuments that fulfilled the religious needs of the general populace of...
Cover page: Gods Who Hear Prayers: Popular Piety or Kingship in Three Theban monuments of New Kingdom Egypt
  • Thesis
  • Peer Reviewed

The Use of Egyptian and Egyptianizing Material Culture in Nubian Burials of the...

The ancient Nubian Classic Kerma culture remains understudied despite the excavation of the burials of the main community at the Kingdom's capital at Kerma almost one-hundred years ago. The finds and associated archive from this historical excavation remain...
Cover page: The Use of Egyptian and Egyptianizing Material Culture in Nubian Burials of the Classic Kerma Period
  • Thesis
  • Peer Reviewed

The Theology of Hathor of Dendera: Aural and Visual Scribal Techniques in the...

The Ptolemaic temples are some of the best-preserved examples of Egyptian religious architecture; they represent the culmination of a long line of development, reflected in an increase in the number and polyvalency of hieroglyphic signs and iconographic elements...
  • 1 supplemental PDF
Cover page: The Theology of Hathor of Dendera: Aural and Visual Scribal Techniques in the Per-wer Sanctuary

Download Hebrew Manuscripts for free, in partnership with BL Labs

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Download Hebrew Manuscripts for free, in partnership with BL Labs
We are delighted to announce that five more downloadable datasets containing a total of 139 digitised Hebrew Manuscripts have just been published online here, bringing the total number of Hebrew datasets to 22, and 723 manuscripts. These manuscripts were digitised as part of The Polonsky Foundation Catalogue of Digitised Hebrew Manuscripts (2013-2016), and we are able to provide them to download and reuse as part of the British Library Labs project (BL Labs).
1_harley_ms_5686_f028rFestival Prayer Book, Italy, 1427-11499. Harley MS 5686, ff. 28r: miniature on the top shows a congregation praying in a synagogue, and the miniature on the bottom depicts the allegorical ‘Shabbat Bride’ under a wedding canopy. The manuscript can be found in dataset Heb19
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Formed in 2013, BL Labs is an Andrew W. Mellon Foundation funded project which supports and inspires the use of the British Library’s digital collections and data in exciting and innovative ways, through competitions, events and collaborative projects around the world. The team provides a digital research support service (you may apply for up to 5 days’ support service using this form)and promotes engagement with the Library’s digital collections and data through a series of events and workshops around the UK.
Each autumn, the British Library Labs Awards recognises exceptional projects that have used the Library’s digital collections and data in four awards categories: Research, Artistic, Commercial, and Teaching/Learning (If you know of someone who has done outstanding work using British Library digital collections and data, please encourage them to apply).

What’s in the datasets?
The digitised manuscripts are provided as 300ppi JPEGs, divided into small datasets of around 50GB each, sorted alphabetically by shelfmark (20 to 30 manuscripts per dataset). They contain a huge variety of Hebrew manuscripts, including Kabbalistic works, linguistic works, prayer books, biblical texts and commentaries, marriage certificates, charters and scrolls. The manuscripts also contain texts in many different languages, including Latin, Greek, Yiddish, Persian, Italian, Arabic and Syriac. The catalogue records for all of these manuscripts can be found in dataset Heb1 (TEI XML files).
All of the manuscripts are Public Domain, but we would appreciate it if users could read our Ethical terms of use guide before reusing the Hebrew manuscripts datasets.
Below is an overview of each of the new datasets, and a full list of all of the manuscripts included in the datasets can be seen here. We'd love to hear what you've done or made with the manuscript images and/or metadata, so please email us at digitalresearch@bl.uk.
Heb18. This dataset includes 22 manuscripts ranging from Add MS 27141 to Arundel Or 50. It includes commentaries on the Talmud and Midrash, Kabbalistic works, two German prayer books (Add MS 27208 and Add MS 27556) and a collection of medical prescriptions ‘Sefer Refu’ot’ from the 15th century, Germany (Add MS 27170). The miscellany Arundel OR 50 (1400-1799) includes a Hebrew Grammar in Latin, with a translation of the Lord's Prayer and the Christian confession of faith.
This dataset also includes ‘The Polyglot Bible’ (Add MS 5242), created in England in 1665. As well as having beautifully detailed illustrations, this manuscript, will be of great interest to linguists. It contains excerpts from the Old and New Testament and liturgical pieces translated into many different languages: Latin, Greek, Hebrew, Syriac, Aramaic, Ethiopic, Arabic, Persian, Coptic, Spanish, Italian, French and German.
3_add_ms_5242_f007v3_add_ms_5242_f007vThe Polyglot Bible, England, 1665 Add MS 5242, ff. 7v-8r: the commandment of keeping the Sabbath 
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The Polyglot Bible, England, 16, Add MS 5242, ff. 14v-15r: Canticum B Virginis
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Heb19. This dataset includes 20 manuscripts from Harley MS 1743 to Or 12983. It contains many manuscripts looking at language and translation, including several Hebrew-Latin dictionaries and grammars, a 17 – 18th-century copy of the Psalms with Greek and Latin translations (Harley MS 2427), and Harley MS 7637, an 18th-century gospel of St Matthew in Hebrew translation. It also contains the 18 – 19th-century German manuscript ‘Perek Shirah’ (Or 12983), a midrashic commentary with a Yiddish translation.
6_or_12983_f001rPerek Shirah, Germany, 1750 – 1899, Or 12983, f. 1r: a depiction of the world God created at the beginning of Chapter 1 of ‘Perek Shirah’: “The Heavens are saying: ‘The Heavens speak of God’s glory, and the skies tell of His handiwork.’ (Ps. 19:2)” 
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The dataset also includes two early copies of parts of the Talmud – one of the central texts in Judaism. Harley MS 5794* (this manuscript has since been renamed in the British Library catalogue as Harley MS 5794A) contains sections of the Mishnah of Tractates Avot and Zeva’im, and was written in Spain in the 12th century. The manuscript Harley MS 5508 contains eight tractates of Seder Mo’ed from the Babylonian Talmud, and it was written in Spain in the 12th or 13th-century.
Heb20. This dataset includes 32 manuscripts from Or 2486 to Or 2508. It includes many different biblical commentaries and Midrashim (biblical exegesis) in Persian, Arabic, and Judeo-Arabic. Some of these range from as early as the 13th century (such as Or 2494 – Or 2497).
The dataset also includes the Torah scroll Or 13027. This 30 metre, 18-19th century scroll was digitised alongside its silk mantle, which was extensively restored by the British Library’s textile conservator Liz Rose. An article discussing her work can be seen here. As part of the Hebrew Manuscript Digitisation Project’s digital scholarship activities, this Torah mantle was 3D modelled by Dr Adi Keinan-Schoonbaert. You can read more about 3D imaging within the British Library here, and the 3D image of the Torah Mantle can be viewed, annotated and downloaded from Sketchfab.
7_or_13027_fs001rPentateuch Scroll, Or 13027, unknown, 1750–1899. Silk brocade mantle after conservation 
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Heb21. This dataset includes 33 manuscripts from Or 2518 to Or 5834. It includes many Arabic and Judeo-Arabic commentaries ranging in age from the 10th to the 16th centuries, such as on the Psalms and other biblical books from the Prophets and the Hagiographa. The earliest of these (Or 2552) is a collection of commentaries on Ecclesiastes and Lamentations, and Japheth ben Ali's Arabic commentary on Job. Japheth ben Ali is considered to be the foremost Karaite commentator on the bible, and he lived during the ‘Golden Age of Karaism’ in the 10th century. He died sometime in the second half of the 10th century, and so this manuscript, dated between the 10th and 11th century, could feasibly have been copied during his lifetime, or by someone who knew him directly.
9_or_2672_f067r 9_or_2672_f067rSefer ha-Peli’ah, unknown, 1562. Or 2672, ff. 31r and 67r: two folios from ‘Sefer ha-Peli’ah’ (The Book of Wonder), a Kabbalistic biblical commentary
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Heb22. This dataset contains 32 manuscripts from Or 6236 to Stowe Ch 297. As well as several commentaries, a magic spell, and the Revelation of St John in Hebrew translation (Sloane MS 237), this dataset includes six different Jewish marriage certificates (Ketubot) dating from between 1711 and 1835, and a discussion on marriage law from the 15th century (Or 6358).
Stowe Ch 297 is part of the British Library’s fascinating collection of English charters dating to before the expulsion of the Jews in 1290. It is a French quitclaim with a Hebrew docket dating from 1266, in which Beatriz of Rattlesden, the prioress and the convent of Flixton is released from any obligation on the lands she and her convent acquired from Oliver Buscel.
Or 6360 is a 17-18th-century collection of astrological, kabbalistic and magical fragments. It includes ‘Sefer ha-Levanah’, an astrological book about the stages of the moon’s orbit, and ‘Mafteah Shelomoh’, a Hebrew translation of part one of the 14th or 15th-century grimoire ‘Key of Solomon’, one of only two versions that exist in Hebrew (part two, in Or 14759, is in the process of being digitised as part of Phase 2 of the Hebrew Manuscripts Digitisation Project). The text is attributed to King Solomon, and it would have been written originally in Latin or Italian. It includes invocations to summon the dead or demons, and compel them to do the reader’s will. It also includes curses and spells such as for finding stolen items, invisibility, and love.
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Collection of Astrological, Kabbalistic and Magical Fragments, unknown, 1600–1700. Or 6360, f. 1r:the first page of ‘Sefer ha-Levanah’, with an Astrologer
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ANCIENT ROME LIVE: A new way to learn about Rome's past

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[First posted in AWOL 29 April 2015, updated 29 December 2018]

ANCIENT ROME LIVE:A new way to learn about Rome's past
Ancient Rome Live
Rome’s enduring contribution to world civilization can, and should, be communicated in a way that combines the hard facts, solid reasoning, and new discoveries of university research with the excitement and immediacy of on-location filming in Rome. If a picture is worth a thousand words, then a video is worth a million.

Ancient Rome Live (ARL) is an immersive journey that provides new perspectives about the ancient city. A multi-platform learning experience, ARL first and foremost presents original content:

  • a clickable map of ancient Rome
  • a library of videos arranged according to topic
  • live streaming from sites in Rome and her empire.
ARL provides an interactive platform to engage the many layers of Rome: monuments, people, places, and events.  Ancient Rome Live  is a valuable resource for teachers- and a lot of fun for anyone interested in history.

Later in 2015 ARL will release an ebook, app, and free online course.   WIth all of these new, coordinated formats, ARL will change the way ancient Rome is studied.

Darius Arya, Archaeologist and TV host, Founder, director, producer

Albert Prieto, Archaeologist, Chief film and editing
Mark Brewer, Zagara Films, Film and editing
AndreaTroiani, Animator
Darbouze & Daughters, Digital Creative



Severan Database Project

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[First posted in AWOL 21 May 2013, updated 29 December 2018]

Severan Database Project
The Severan Database Project is a collection of three datasets containing historical evidence from the Severan Period (193-235).

Repository File Structure:
# Survey of coin hoards from the Severan Period
/data/hoard_analysis.csv

# Inscriptions mentioning Julia Domna
/data/julia_domna.csv

# Survey of 14 cities from Greece and Asia minor minting under the Severans
/data/provincial_coins.csv

Project Lead:Julie Langford
Associate Professor of Roman History
Department of History,
University of South Florida

Assistant:David J. Thomas, thePortus.com
Instructor of Ancient History and Digital Humanities,
Department of History,
University of South Florida

Graduate Assistant:
Christina Hotalen
NOTE: TBD


This project was originally hosted at http://web3.cas.usf.edu/main/other/severan/. The university page has since been removed. This dataset is an open-source publication of the raw data from that original project.
 

The Book of the Dead in 3D

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The Book of the Dead in 3D

Every image and piece of text has a purpose...

Egyptian coffins are inscribed with spells and images which stand in for spells. All function together as a machine to resurrect the deceased and to guide them safely through the next world. Given this function, its perhaps surprising that the texts from coffins are usually published completely divorced from their position on the coffin. Any additional meaning conferred on the texts by their placement on the surrogate body or relative to each other and the vignettes is lost. In order to understand a coffin as a magical machine, it's necessary to view the spells in 3D so that this relationship can be taken into account.
The aim of this project is to explore the relationship between texts and their positioning on a magical object through building annotated 3D models of coffins displaying the texts and translations.

Open Access Journal: Abstracta Iranica

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 [First posted in AWOL 28 February 2014, updated 29 December 2018]

Abstracta Iranica
Couverture Abstracta Iranica - Volume 32-33
Revue de bibliographie sélective et critique pour le monde irano-aryen sur tous les aspects de la culture et de la civilisation iraniennes, des origines à nos jours

A selective and critical bibliographical journal of Iranian studies, also covering Afghanistan and other areas relevant to Iranian culture

چکیده‌های ایرانشناسی یک نشریه کتابشناسی گزیده و انتقادی است از پژوهشهای مربوط به همهً زمینه‌های فرهنگ و تمدن ایرانی‌ از آغاز تا امروز.

Abstracta Iranica est une revue de bibliographie sélective et critique pour le monde irano-aryen ; elle rend compte des travaux concernant tous les aspects de la culture et de la civilisation iraniennes, des origines à nos jours.

Les travaux présentés dans Abstracta Iranica sont sélectionnés parmi les publications de l’année précédente, et présentés par des chercheurs.

Les auteurs et maisons d’édition sont invités à adresser à la Rédaction les ouvrages et tirés-à-part des articles destinés à faire l’objet d’un compte rendu dans la revue.

Numéros ouverts

Notes de la rédactionCe numéro triple d'Abstracta Iranica 37-38-39 s'ouvre quelques mois après la clôture du numéro triple 34-35-36.
Ce nouveau numéro, qui recense les publications de 2014-2015-2016, est comme le précédent un numéro « ouvert » présentant les recensions reçues depuis plusieurs mois et il restera ouvert jusqu'en décembre 2018, date à laquelle démarrera le numéro suivant. Nous espérons ainsi retrouver notre rythme habituel de publications des recensions en résorbant le retard imposé par des éléménts externes et internes à la revue.
Dorénavant, le principe de numéro « ouvert » reste valable pour tous les numéros futures et la mise en ligne sera opérée plusieurs fois par an, par paquet de 100 à 200 comptes rendus. De la sorte les recensions adressées par les contributeurs seront disponibles en ligne quelques mois plus tard.
Plus de visibilité et une plus grande rapidité et, par conséquent, une meilleure diffusion devraient refaire d'Abstracta Iranica une référence indispensable de l'information et de la critique de l'ensemble des publications sur le monde iranien.
Rémy Boucharlat - Directeur
Poupak Rafii Nejad - Secrétaire de rédaction


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Numéro ouvert le 10/03/2018
Première mise en ligne : 10 mars 2018
Deuxième mis en ligne : 30 décembre 2018

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