• 1.–2. Bd. 1878–1879 Internet Archive
• 3.–4. Bd. 1880–1881 Internet Archive
• 4.–6. Bd. 1882–1883 Google-USA*
• 7.–8. Bd. 1884–1885 Internet Archive
• 9.–10. Bd. 1886–1887 Internet Archive, 10.–12 Internet Archive = Google-USA*
• 11.–12. Bd. 1888–1889 Internet Archive
• 13.–14. Bd. 1890–1891 Internet Archive
• 15.–16. Bd. 1892–1893 Internet Archive, Internet Archive = Google-USA*
• 17.–18. Bd. 1894–1895 Internet Archive
• 19.–20. Bd. 1896–1898 Internet Archive
• 21.–22. Bd. 1898–1900 Internet Archive
• 23.–24. Bd. 1900–1901 Internet Archive
• 25.–26. Bd. 1902–1903 Internet Archive
• 27.–28. Bd. 1904–1905 Internet Archive
• 29.–30. Bd. 1906–1907 Internet Archive
• 31.–33. Bd. 1908–1910 Internet Archive = Google-USA*

Hermes es una revista trimestral elaborada por alumnos y becarios del departamento de Filología Clásica de la Universidad Autónoma de Madrid. Fundada en octubre de 2009, el objetivo de Hermes es que los estudiantes escriban reseñas y reportajes, realicen entrevistas y aporten una visión del mundo clásico muy ligada a la actualidad.
                                               

Hermes 15. Octubre de 2013 Hermes 12. Diciembre de 2012 Hermes 9.  Abril de 2012 Hermes 6. Abril de 2011 Hermes 3. Abril de 2010

Hermes 14. Julio de 2013 Hermes 11. Octubre de 2012 Hermes 8.  Noviembre de 2011 Hermes 5. Diciembre de 2010 Hermes 2. Diciembre de 2010

Hermes 13. Abril de 2013 Hermes 10. Julio de 2012 Hermes 7. Julio de 2011 Hermes 4. Julio de 2010 Hermes 1. Octubre de 2009

See the full List of Open Access Journals in Ancient Studies

Online version of the Dumbarton Oaks Hagiography Database, originally released in 1998 as a set of floppy disks.

Welcome to the online version of the Dumbarton Oaks Hagiography Database, originally released in 1998 as a set of floppy disks. We are pleased to make the database available in a much more accessible and user-friendly format, and free of charge, through the Dumbarton Oaks website. The database has two sections: the introduction which contains general information about the project, and bio- bibliographical introductions to each of the saints of the 8th–10th centuries included in the project; and the database itself which in turn is divided into three sections, the Saints' list, the Author' list, and the search citations. The Greek texts that we have been permitted to reproduce either in their entirety or in sections may be accessed through the Saints' list (entire texts) or search citations (partial texts). Please note that the interface for this database is under development.

• Introduction
• Using the database
• Saint list
• Author list
• Search citations

Society of Iranian Archaeology (SOIA) is the sponsor of the International Journal of the Society of Iranian Archaeologists (IJSOIA). IJSOIA will be published biannually in English Language. Each volume includes articles related to Archaeology (Prehistoric, Historic and Islamic periods), Anthropology and relevant issues, covering everywhere with a Persian or Iranian Heritage, especially Iran, Afghanistan, Central Asia, Asia Minor, the Caucasus and Northern India. Articles must be submitted electronically.

IJSOIA will be published biannually in English Language. Each volume includes articles related to Archaeology (Prehistoric, Historic and Islamic periods), Anthropology and relavant issues, covering everywhere with a Persian or Iranian Heritage, especially Iran, Afghanistan, Central Asia, Asia Minor, the Caucasus and Northern India.

In 2000, the Classics Library at UIUC received a $85,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities to microfilm its Dittenberger-Vahlen Collection of rare, priceless and perishable 19th century European dissertations and other short scholarly works on Latin and Greek literature, history and civilization. The grant was part of a $885,000 NEH grant to the Committee on Institutional Cooperation's (CIC) Center for Library Initiatives. The UIUC Library acquired the private collections of Wilhelm Dittenberger (1840-1906) and Johannes Vahlen (1830-1911) in 1907 and 1913, respectively. Dittenberger's collection consists of 5,600 books and 2,000 pamphlets; Vahlen's consists of 10,000 books and 15,000 pamphlets. Hundreds of the titles in this collection have now been digitized. The collection is a subset of the University of Illinois Digitized Books Collection.

The journal Studia Antiqua et Archaeologica was established in 1983, at that moment as a volume dedicated to the memory of the reputed scholar from Iași, Nicolae Gostar. Though at the onset the journal was envisioned as a periodical, because of the financial and political difficulties of the era, its publishing only recommenced in 1995, having appeared regularly since then.
Studia Antiqua et Archaeologica is edited by the Chair of Ancient History and Archaeology from the Faculty of History within the “Alexandru Ioan Cuza” University of Iași, and publishes studies on the prehistory, ancient history and archaeology of, primarily, the South-eastern European area, but also of Europe and of the extra-European regions. After the first issue (1983), the journal underwent, as stated above, a steady evolution, to become one of the few Romanian publications with an up-to-date release schedule. The themes are varied, encompassing eras from prehistory to the Middle Ages and domains such as archaeology, prehistory, numismatics, epigraphy, anthropology, paleobotany, and paleofaunistics. 

Interdisciplinary studies enjoyed appreciable consideration during the last years, on account of the facilities available in the laboratories of the Chair of Ancient History and Archaeology.

Starting with 1990 the journal established international collaborations, out of which special mention should be made of those with scholars from Bari (Rodolfo Striccoli, Marcello Marin, Luigi Piacente, Domenico Lassandro). These collaborations were later intensified by the contributions of the researchers from the University of Foggia (Renzo Infante, Gilda Sansone, Maria Veronese, etc.) and from other foreign universities and institutes (Konstanz, Trier, Innsbruck, Paris, Besançon, Udine, Haifa, etc.).

In conclusion, the journal focuses on ancient history and archaeology and benefitted from the contributions of prestigious authors from Romania or abroad. Worthy of attention is that internationally-recognised scholars have accepted to be members of the editorial committee (Svend Hansen, Christoph Schaefer, Wolfgang Schuller, Martin Hose, etc.).

Studia Antiqua et Archaeologica No XVIII (2012)

Studia Antiqua et Archaeologica No XVII (2011)

Studia Antiqua et Archaeologica No XVI (2010)

Studia Antiqua et Archaeologica No XV (2009)

Studia Antiqua et Archaeologica No XII-XIV (2007-2008)

Studia Antiqua et Archaeologica No XII (2006)

Studia Antiqua et Archaeologica No X-XI (2004-2005)

Studia Antiqua et Archaeologica No IX (2003)

Studia Antiqua et Archaeologica No VIII (2002)

Studia Antiqua et Archaeologica No VII (2000-2001)

Studia Antiqua et Archaeologica No VI (1999)

Studia Antiqua et Archaeologica No V (1998)

Studia Antiqua et Archaeologica No III-IV (1996-1997)

Studia Antiqua et Archaeologica No II (1995)

Studia Antiqua et Archaeologica No I (1983)

* Urk. I.1-4: Kurt Sethe, Urkunden des Alten Reichs. Abteilung I, Band I, Heft 1-4. 
2nd rev. ed., Leipzig, 1932-1933. - pdf-file (10.8 MB)
[The first 2 fascicles, pp. 1-152, are scanned from the 1st ed, Leipzig, 1903]
Urk. I, 1-308 [PDF] (ETANA)
-- Also partly available:
Urk. I.1-2 [so without fascicles 3-4] , 2nd rev. ed. (Leipzig, 1932) - pdf-file (8 MB)
Urk. I, 1-152 (Internet Archive)

* Urk. II.1-3: Kurt Sethe, Hieroglyphische Urkunden der griechisch-römischen 
Zeit. Band II [read: *Abteilung II, *Band I], Heft 1-3. Leipzig, 1904-1916. 
-- Only separate fascicles 1 and 2 available:
Urk. II.1: Leipzig, 1904. - pdf-file (1.7 MB)
Urk. II, 1-80 [PDF] (ETANA)
Urk. II.2: Leipzig, 1904. - pdf-file (6 MB)
Urk. II, 81-158 [PDF] (ETANA)
-- Only partly available:
Urk. II.1-2 [so without fascicle 3]:  pdf-file (8.3 MB)
Urk. II, 1-158 (Internet Archive)
Alternatively: pdf-file (12.1 MB)
Urk. II, 1-158 (Internet Archive)
-- Urk. II.3, i.e. Urk. II, 159-230: not yet available

* Urk. III.1-2: Heinrich Schäfer, Urkunden der älteren Äthiopenkönige.
Band III [read: *Abteilung III, *Band I], Heft 1-2. Leipzig, 1905-1908. - pdf-file (2.6 MB)
Urk. III, 1-152 [PDF] (ETANA)
Alternatively: pdf-file (7.1 MB)
Urk. III, 1-152 (Internet Archive)

* Urk. IV.1-4: Kurt Sethe, Urkunden der 18. Dynastie. Abteilung IV,
Band I, Heft 1-4: Historisch-biographische Urkunden. Leipzig, 1906. - pdf-file (6.6 MB)
[fascicle 1 is scanned from the 2nd rev. ed., Leipzig, 1927]
Urk. IV, 1-314 [PDF] (ETANA)
Alternatively:  pdf-file (183.6 MB)
Urk. IV, 1-314 (JScholarship/Sheridan Libraries)
Alternatively:
Urk. IV, 1-314 (Internet Archive)
pdf-file (14.3 MB) [PDF]: Urk. IV, 1-314 (Internet Archive)

* Urk. IV.5-8: Kurt Sethe, Urkunden der 18. Dynastie. Abteilung IV,
Band II, Heft 5-8: Historisch-biographische Urkunden. Leipzig, 1906. - pdf-file (6.6 MB)
Urk. IV, 315-624 [PDF] (ETANA)
Alternatively:  pdf-file (170 MB)
Urk. IV, 315-624 (JScholarship/Sheridan Libraries)
Alternatively:
Urk. IV, 315-624  (Internet Archive)
pdf-file (16.2 MB) [PDF]: Urk. IV, 315-624  (Internet Archive)

* Urk. IV.9-12: Kurt Sethe, Urkunden der 18. Dynastie. Abteilung IV,
Band III, Heft 9-12: Historisch-biographische Urkunden. Leipzig, 1907. - pdf-file (7.1 MB)
Urk. IV, 625-936 [PDF] (ETANA)
Alternatively:
Urk. IV, 625-936  (Internet Archive)
pdf-file (18.5 MB) [PDF]: Urk. IV, 625-936  (Internet Archive)

* Urk. IV.13-16: Kurt Sethe, Urkunden der 18. Dynastie. Abteilung IV,
Band IV, Heft 13-16: Historisch-biographische Urkunden. Leipzig, 1909. - pdf-file (6.5 MB)
Urk. IV, 937-1226 [PDF] (ETANA)

* Urk. IV.17: Wolfgang Helck, Urkunden der 18. Dynastie. Abteilung IV,
Heft 17: Biographische Inschriften von Zeitgenossen Thutmosis' III. und 
Amenophis' II.. Berlin, 1955. - 
-- fascicle 17, i.e. Urk. IV, 1227-1368, not yet online

* Urk. IV.18: Wolfgang Helck, Urkunden der 18. Dynastie. Abteilung IV,
Heft 18: Biographische Inschriften von Zeitgenossen Thutmosis' III.
und Amenophis' II.. Berlin, 1956. 
-- fascicle 18, i.e. Urk. IV, 1369-1539, not online seperately
-- fascicles 18 & 19 bound together in one pdf-file (13 MB):
Urk. IV, 1369-1645 (Internet Archive)

* Urk. IV.19: Wolfgang Helck, Urkunden der 18. Dynastie. Abteilung IV,
Heft 19: Historische Inschriften Thutmosis' IV. und biographische Inschriften
seiner Zeitgenossen. Berlin, 1957. 
-- fascicle 19, i.e. Urk. IV, 1539a-1645, not online seperately
-- fascicles 18 & 19 bound together in one pdf-file (13 MB)
Urk. IV, 1369-1645 (Internet Archive)

* Urk. IV.20: Wolfgang Helck, Urkunden der 18. Dynastie. Abteilung IV,
Heft 20: Historische Inschriften Amenophis' III.. Berlin, 1957. 
-- fascicle 20, i.e. Urk. IV, 1646-1775, not online seperately
-- fascicles 20 & 21 bound together in one pdf-file (15 MB)
Urk. IV, 1646-1954 (Internet Archive)

* Urk. IV.21: Wolfgang Helck, Urkunden der 18. Dynastie. Abteilung IV,
Heft 21: Inschriften von Zeitgenossen Amenophis' III.. Berlin, 1958.  
-- fascicles 21, i.e.  Urk. IV, 1776-1954, not online seperately
-- fascicles 20 & 21 bound together in one pdf-file (15 MB)
Urk. IV, 1646-1954 (Internet Archive)

* Urk. IV.22: Wolfgang Helck, Urkunden der 18. Dynastie. Abteilung IV,
Heft 22: Inschriften der Könige von Amenophis III. bis Haremhab und 
ihrer Zeitgenossen. Berlin, 1958. 
-- fascicle 22, i.e. Urk. IV, 1955-2179, not yet online

* Urk. IV.1-4 [Übersetzung]: Kurt Sethe, Urkunden der 18. Dynastie. 
Abteilung IV, Band I - Deutsch [read: Übersetzung zu den Heften 1-4]. 
Leipzig, 1914. - iv, 142 pp. - pdf-file (4 MB)
URL [PDF] (ETANA)

* Urk. IV.5-16 [Übersetzung]: Adelheid Burkhardt, Elke Blumenthal,
Ingeborg Müller, Walter F. Reineke (eds.), Urkunden der 18. Dynastie.
Übersetzung zu den Heften 5-16, Berlin, 1984. - 509 pp.
not yet online

* Urk. IV.17-22 [Übersetzung]: Wolfgang Helck, Urkunden der 18. Dynastie.
Übersetzung zu den Heften 17-22, Berlin, 1961. - 433 pp. - pdf-file (32 MB)
URL (Internet Archive)
[English translation (not online): Barbara Cumming, Egyptian Historical
Records of the Later Eighteenth Dynasty. Translated into English from
the Original Hieroglyphic Text as Published in W. Helck, "Urkunden
der 18. Dynastie", Heft 17-19. With Reference to Professor Helck's
German Translation. fascicle I-III, Warminster, 1982-1984; Benedict
G. Davies, Egyptian Historical Records of the Later Eighteenth Dynasty,
fascicle III-VI. Translated from W. Helck, Urkunden der 18. Dynastie,
Heft 20-22, Warminster, 1992-1995]

* Urk. IV.Indizes: Adelheid Burkhardt (ed.), Urkunden der 18. Dynastie.
Indizes zu den Heften 1-22 bearbeitet von Monika Hasitzka und Helmut
Satzinger. Corrigenda zu den Heften 5-16, Berlin, 1988. - 119 pp.
-- Index to Urk. IV.1-22 not yet online

* Urk. V.1-3: Hermann Grapow, Religiöse Urkunden. [Abteilung V,
Heft 1-3:] Ausgewählte Texte des Totenbuches, Leipzig, 1915-1917. - 
pdf-file (3.3 MB)
Urk. V, 1-208 [PDF] (ETANA)

* Urk. V.1-3 [Übersetzung]: Hermann Grapow, Religiöse Urkunden, [Übersetzung], 
Leipzig, 1915-1917. - 80 pp. - pdf-file (2.3 MB)
URL [PDF] (ETANA)

* Urk. VI.1: Siegfried Schott, Urkunden mythologischen Inhalts. Abteilung VI,
Heft 1. Leipzig, 1929. - pdf-file (1.6 MB)
Urk. VI, 1-72 [PDF] (ETANA)
Alternatively: see next VI.2 and VIII.1 below. 

* Urk. VI.2: Siegfried Schott, Urkunden mythologischen Inhalts. Abteilung VI,
Heft 2. Leipzig, 1939. 
Urk. VI.2, i.e. Urk. VI, 73-144, not yet online seperately.
Urk. VI.1 and VI.2 bound together  - pdf-file (58.6 MB): 
Urk. VI, 1-144 (JScholarship/Sheridan Libraries)

* Urk. VII.1: Kurt Sethe, Historisch-biographische Urkunden des Mittleren 
Reiches. Abteilung VII, Heft 1. Leipzig, 1935. - pdf-file (1.5 MB)
Urk. VII, 1-66 [PDF] (ETANA)
Alternatively: see VIII.1 below.
-- fasc. 1 was all that was published

* Urk. VIII.1: Otto Firchow, Thebanische Tempelinschriften aus
griechisch-römischer Zeit. Abteilung VIII, Heft 1. Berlin, 1957 (aus 
dem Nachlass von Kurt Sethe)
Urk. VIII.1, i.e. Urk. VIII, 1-152, not yet online seperately
Urk. VI.1 , VII.1, and VIII.1 bound together - pdf-file (15.3 MB): 
URL (Internet Archive)
-- fasc. 1 was all that was published

AGSL Digital Photo Archive presents a selection of images from the extensive photographic holdings of the American Geographical Society (AGS) Library. The images were selected from several collections including the American Geographical Society Library Print Collection, the Harrison Forman Collection, the Robert W. McColl Collection, the Bert Krawczyk Collection, the Edna Schaus Sorensen and Clarence W. Sorensen Collection, and the Helmut de Terra Collection.

The American Geographical Society Library Print Collection represents many decades of research and acquisition. The scope of the collection is worldwide. Dating from the mid nineteenth century to the present, these photographs document a wealth of geographic themes. Many of the photographs were originally donated to the American Geographical Society to illustrate its publications, such as the Bulletin and Geographical Review. The images selected for this project include historical photos of Afghanistan, Egypt, Jordan, Korea, Thailand, Nepal, and China.

Clarence Woodrow Sorensen was an explorer, editor, and CBS staff foreign correspondent who traveled extensively capturing images of the life, work, and historical events of cultures worldwide. During Sorenson's extensive travels, Eugene V. Harris, a professional photographer, accompanied him and took many of 64,000 slides that make up the collection. The slides selected for this project include photos of Iran, Iraq, Syria, and Turkey that Sorensen and Harris took in the 1950s and 1960s.

The Krawczyk Collection presents approximately 600 images of China and India taken during World War II by Hubert Krawczyk, a young photographer and artist who was stationed in India, and then assigned to the Hunan (Yunnan) Province of China in 1942 through 1945. The negatives are housed at the American Geographical Society Library and were scanned as part of the 2010-2012 NEH Grant Project to digitize the library's collection of nitrate negatives. The negatives are particularly valuable because he made annotations for his photography of Chinese cultural events and document the regional clothing and costumes of the Chinese people during the 1940s.

The Mary Jo Read Collection consists of approximately 250 negatives, supplemented by hand-colored lantern slides and a descriptive journal of her photography. This small collection of negatives was made in 1935 while Mary Jo Read was on vacation in China, Japan, Korea and the Philippines. She had a selection of these images made into hand colored lantern slides. The negatives and slides are part of a larger collection of photography housed at the American Geographical Society Library. The negatives were scanned as part of the 2010-2012 NEH Grant Project to digitize the AGSL's collection of nitrate negatives.

The current selection of the AGSL Digital Photo Archive focuses on the countries of Asia and the Middle East. The coverage of this digital collection will expand as more photos are added to the site.

ANCIENT NEAR EAST/HISTORY OF ISRAEL

HEBREW BIBLE/OLD TESTAMENT

HELLENISTIC JUDAISM/APOCRYPHA/OT PSEUDEPIGRAPHA

RABBINIC JUDAISM

NEW TESTAMENT

PATRISTICS/CHURCH FATHERS

PATRISTIC COLLECTIONS

Migne, PG : Migne, PL : Corpus Script. Hist. Byz.

CHURCH FATHERS/PATRISTIC PERIOD - INDIVIDUALS

(notably) : Augustine : Hilary : Jerome : Lactantius : Optatus of Milevis : Orosius : Sulpicius Severus :

MEDIEVAL, RENAISSANCE, REFORMATION
(notably): Wyclif : Luther : Calvin :

The International Catacomb Society promotes awareness of the need for preservation, restoration, and documentation of the catacombs in Rome (with a special focus on the Jewish catacombs) and other sites, which contain paintings, epigraphy, and artifacts depicting the cultures and customs of early religions under the Roman Empire.

Vaults of Memory Vaults of Memory offers twentieth-century viewers a record of the catacombs of Rome. Glimpses of the Jewish catacombs of Villa Torlonia and Vigna Randanini, as well as of Christian and pagan cemeteries, document the present condition of paintings still visible on the walls and ceilings of these underground burial places.

Publications of the International Catacomb Society

• "ICS On-Site in the Vigna Randanini Catacomb, Fall 2001," Roma Subterranea Judaica 1, by Jessica Dello Russo
• "The Jewish Catacomb of the Vigna Cimarra," Roma Subterranea Judaica 2, by Jessica Dello Russo
• "The Jewish Catacomb on the Via Labicana," Roma Subterranea Judaica 3,
  by Jessica Dello Russo
• "The Monteverde Jewish Catacombs on the via Portuense," Roma Subterranea Judaica 4, by Jessica Dello Russo
• "The Discovery and Exploration of the Jewish Catacomb of the Vigna Randanini in Rome: Records, Research, and Excavations through 1895,"
  Roma Subterranea Judaica 5, by Jessica Dello Russo
• "Building a Great Catacomb Library: The Gifts and Legacy of John Harvey Treat to Harvard University," by Jessica Dello Russo
• Vaults of Memory Exhibition, by Estelle S. Brettman
  printed copies of Vaults of Memory Exhibition Catalog available for $10, request by e-mail

The Bible and Critical Theory is an exploratory and innovative online scholarly journal for biblical studies, published by the Bible and Critical Theory Seminar. The journal explores the intersections between critical theory, understood in the broad sense, and biblical studies. It publishes peer-reviewed articles that investigate the contributions from critical theory to biblical studies, and contributions from biblical studies to critical theory. The journal has an active series of book reviews, which are published as they are ready.

BCT content is available freely on an open access basis. It is also aggregated by the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) and is indexed by the American Theological Library Association (ATLA) Religion Database and Scopus.

2012

Vol 8, No 2 (2012): The Marxism Issue

Vol 8, No 1 (2012): Bible and Critical Theory

2011

Vol 7, No 2 (2011): Biblical Politics

Vol 7, No 1 (2011): Bible and Critical Theory, Resurrected

2010

Vol 6, No 3 (2010): Bible and Critical Theory

Vol 6, No 2 (2010): Bible and Critical Theory

Vol 6, No 1 (2010): Bible and Critical Theory

2009

Vol 5, No 3 (2009): Bible and Critical Theory

Vol 5, No 2 (2009): Rescuing the Bible

Vol 5, No 1 (2009): Bible and Critical Theory

2008

Vol 4, No 3 (2008): Bible and Critical Theory

Vol 4, No 2 (2008): Bible and Critical Theory

Vol 4, No 1 (2008): Identity Production

2007

Vol 3, No 3 (2007): Bible and Critical Theory

Vol 3, No 2 (2007): Bible and Critical Theory

Vol 3, No 1 (2007): Bible and Critical Theory

2006

Vol 2, No 3 (2006): Cosmopolitanism and Biblical Studies

Vol 2, No 2 (2006): Dossier on the Seminar

Vol 2, No 1 (2006): Bible and Critical Theory

2005

Vol 1, No 4 (2005): Bible and Critical Theory

Vol 1, No 3 (2005): Bible and Critical Theory

Vol 1, No 2 (2005)

2004

Vol 1, No 1 (2004)

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Jahrgang 1996 (MDAV):

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Jahrgang 1995 (MDAV):

• Sonderheft: Mediensammlung zum Altsprachlichen Unterricht
• 4/1995
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We are pleased to announce major changes to the Cuneiform Digital Library Notes (CDLN). As of October 2013, Klaus Wagensonner has assumed editorial command of the CDLN. The first visible outcome is a complete redesign of the Notes, adding to its user-friendliness. There will be still a main page, which provides a full inventory of the notes. A menu allows quick access to the various notes as well as technical information and links.

The publication practices of the CDLN remain unchanged. New submissions will appear in preprint status four times a year (January 1, April 1, July 1, and October 1; notices of new submissions will be made to this list) and are clearly marked as such. During the preprint period, authors will be able to make small, non-substantive changes (e.g., typographical errors) to their submissions. After two weeks, these submissions are then archived.

We would like to take this opportunity to draw the attention to the publication of several new contributions to the CDLN:

CDLN 2014:001
Jacob L. Dahl, The proto-Elamite seal MDP 16, pl. XII fig. 198
(http://cdli.ucla.edu/pubs/cdln/archives/000028.html)
CDLN 2014:002
Zsombor Földi, The Sad Story of a Sumerian Statue: The Destruction of Šū-Suen 7
(http://cdli.ucla.edu/pubs/cdln/archives/000030.html)
CDLN 2014:003
Alexandra Kleinerman, A new "Letter to the Generals"
(http://cdli.ucla.edu/pubs/cdln/archives/000029.html)
CDLN 2014:004
Robert K. Englund, Seals and Sealing in CDLI files
(http://cdli.ucla.edu/pubs/cdln/archives/000031.html)

The CDLN, together with its sister publications Cuneiform Digital Library Bulletin (CDLB; <http://cdli.ucla.edu/pubs/cdlb.html>) and Cuneiform Digital Library Journal (CDLJ; <http://cdli.ucla.edu/pubs/cdlj.html>), are peer-reviewed publications that offer a persistent web presence under the auspices of the University of California system. As e-journals, the delay between submission and publication is well below that of academic print journals, while the interaction with cuneiform artifacts documented in the CDLI database offers obvious strengths for an interactive discourse. Authors should expect a two to four month interval between submission of a draft text with illustrations and its publication for substantive contributions to the CDLJ, at most two months for those made to the Bulletin, and approximately two weeks for the Notes that are conceived as an online venue for NABU-style communications that can include short philological or lexicographical contributions as well as regular updates of a more substantial nature describing the background or progress of, in particular, web-based research efforts.

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This website is dedicated to Ostia, the harbour city of ancient Rome. Here you will find information for professional archaeologists and historians, for students of Roman archaeology and history, and for interested lay-people.

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Collections

• Current opinion in the study of Ostia and Portus.
• Academia.edu.
• Very useful is the Biblioteca di Archeologia e Storia dell'Arte: Periodici Italiani Digitalizzati.
• The Editoria Italiana Online - Torrossa and Persée offer various articles about Ostia, for example from the Mélanges de l'École Française de Rome.
• Archivio Storico Capitolino.
• Many old volumes of the Notizie degli Scavi can be found on www.archive.org, in the section Texts.
• If you are in a university domain you may have access to many more articles, for example at JSTOR and Peeters Publishers (BABesch).

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Articles

• E.J. Shepherd - E. Benes, Enterprise Application Integration (EAI) e Beni Culturali: un'esperienza di gestione informatizzata assistita dalla radiofrequenza (RFId), Archeologia e calcolatori 18 (2007), 293-303.
• E.J. Shepherd, Il rilievo topofotografico di Ostia dal pallone (1911), Archeologia aerea 2 (2006), 15-38.
• E.J. Shepherd, L'evocazione rapida di un sogno: prime esperienze di teatro all'aperto a Ostia Antica, Acta Photographica. Rivista di fotografia, cultura e territorio, 2/3 (maggio-dicembre 2005), 133-169.
• J.Th. Bakker, The mills-bakeries of Ostia and the distributions of free grain, lecture held at Durham, UK, May 2000; reworked for Descoeudres 2001, and published in French.
• I. Gismondi, La Colimbetra del teatro di Ostia, Anthemon, Scritti in onore di Carlo Anti, Venizia 1954, 293 ff.
• L. Constans, "Ostie primitive", Journal des Savants 1926, 436ff. can be consulted on the website of the Bibliothèque Nationale de France.
• G. Calza, Le Terme Ostiensi, Architettura e Arti Decorative 1926, 337-344.
• G. Calza, Le origine latine dell'abitazione moderna (I), Architettura e Arti Decorative 1923, 3-18.
• I. Gismondi, Le origine latine dell'abitazione moderna (II), Architettura e Arti Decorative 1923, 49-63.
• L. Constans, "Les fouilles d'Ostie (1914-17)", Journal des Savants 1917, 465ff. can be consulted on the website of the Bibliothèque Nationale de France.
• G. Calza, Expressions of Art in a Roman Commercial City: Ostia, JRS 5 (1915), 165-172.
• Th. Ashby, Recent Discoveries at Ostia, JRS 2 (1912), 153-194.
• J. Carcopino, "Les recentes fouilles d'Ostie (1909-11)", Journal des Savants 1911, 448-468 can be consulted on the website of the Bibliothèque Nationale de France.
• J. Carcopino, Ostiensia II - Le quartier des docks, MEFRA (Mél. d'Arch. et d'Hist.) 30 (1910), 397-446.
• J. Carcopino, La mosaïque de la caserne des vigiles à Ostie, MEFRA (Mél. d'Arch. et d'Hist.) 27 (1907), 227-241.
• P. Ducati, "L'ara di Ostia del Museo delle Terme di Diocleziano (Roma)", MEFRA (Mél. d'Arch. et d'Hist.) 26 (1906), 483-512 can be consulted on the website of Persée.
• Notizie degli Scavi 1897-1903.
• P. Andre, "Le Teatre romain d'Ostie", MEFRA (Mél. d'Arch. et d'Hist.) 11 (1891), 492-505 can be consulted on the website of Persée.
• R. Lanciani, "Les recentes fouilles d'Ostie. La Caserme des Vigiles et l'Augusteum", MEFRA (Mél. d'Arch. et d'Hist.) 9 (1889), 174-179 can be consulted on the website of Persée.
• P. Andre, "Les recentes fouilles d'Ostie. Etude et plan des ruines", MEFRA (Mél. d'Arch. et d'Hist.) 9 (1889), 180-183 can be consulted on the website of Persée.
• G R. Lanciani, Ricerche topografiche sulla citta di Porto, AdI 40 (1868), 144-195.

Books

• Milton Luiz Torres, Christian burial practices at Ostia Antica: backgrounds and contexts with a case study of the Pianabella Basilica, The University of Texas at Austin 2008.
• J.Th. Bakker - J.H. Van Dalen - Th.L. Heres - B. Meijlink - A.J.B. Sirks (J. Th. Bakker ed.), The Mills-Bakeries of Ostia. Description and Interpretation, Amsterdam 1999.
• J.Th. Bakker, Living and Working with the Gods. Studies of Evidence for Private Religion and its Material Environment in the City of Ostia (100 BC - 500 AD), Amsterdam 1994.
• G. Lugli - G. Filibeck, Il Porto di Roma imperiale e l'Agro Portuense, Roma 1935.
  Small version: 1-50; 51-100; 101-150; 151-200; 201-250; 251-280; Carta I; Carta II; Carta III; Carta IV
  Large version: 1-50; 51-100; 101-150; 151-200; 201-250; 251-280; Carta I; Carta II; Carta III; Carta IV
• G. Calza, Il teatro romano di Ostia, Roma-Milano 1927.
• Lily Ross Taylor, The Cults of Ostia, Bryn Mawr 1912.
• L. Paschetto, Ostia, Colonia Romana, Roma 1912.
  Small version: Sommario e prefazione; 1-50; 51-100; 101-150; 151-200; 201-250; 251-300; 301-350; 351-400; 401-450; 451-500; 501-550; 550-593; fig. 122 (p. 409-410); Tav. I (on two pages); Tav. II (on two pages); Tav. III
  Large version: Sommario e prefazione; 1-50; 51-100; 101-150; 151-200; 201-250; 251-300; 301-350; 351-400; 401-450; 451-500; 501-550; 550-593; fig. 122 (p. 409-410); Tav. I (on two pages); Tav. II (on two pages); Tav. III
• R. Lanciani, The Tiber and the Claudian Harbor"Ancient Rome in the Light of Recent Discoveries", Boston and New York, 1898, chapter 9.
• R. Fisch, Eine Wanderung nach den Trümmern von Ostia, Berlin, 1898.
• G. Boissier, Promenades Archéologiques, Chapitre cinquième, Ostie, Paris, 1880-1895.
• C.L. Visconti, Le più notabili iscrizioni Ostiensi (1859).
• G A. Nibby, Porto e Fiumicino, Roma 1849.
• G C. Fea, Storia delle Saline d'Ostia introdotte da Anco Marcio quarto re di Roma dopo la fondazione di quella (1831).
• G A. Nibby, Viaggio Antiquario ne' contorni di Roma. Viaggio ad Ostia, Roma 1819.
• G A. Nibby, Viaggio Antiquario ne' contorni di Roma. Escursione all'Isola Sacra, e a Porto, Roma 1819.
• G C. Fea, Relazione di un viaggio ad Ostia e alla villa di Plinio detta Laurentino, Roma 1802.

Interviews

• J.Th. Bakker, Interview with Alberino Vicari, restorer of Ostian wall-paintings: Italian | English (1987).

Leaflets

• C. Valeri, Il mitra di Kriton e la copia della Collezione Giustiniani, leaflet distributed in the museum of Ostia during a special exhibition in 2003.
• F. Zevi, Un fregio tra Ostia e Berlino, leaflet distributed in the museum of Ostia during a special exhibition in 2003.

Newspapers

• Russell Meiggs, Review of Scavi di Ostia I, The Times, April 17, 1954.
• Three articles from The Times (London) about the excavations: 1) Dec. 31, 1857, p. 6; 2) May 7, 1858, p. 6; 3) Jun. 2, 1858, p. 6.

Tesi di laurea

• Julien Fourniol, thesis Sorbonne, Paris 1998:
Introduction. Le complexe portuaire d'Ostie. D'Ostie à Rome, les étapes de la "chaîne" du blé. Le stockage des grains et de l'huile à Ostie.
• M. Ietto, Gli scavi di Ostia antica e l'attività di Guido Calza e Italo Gismondi nella formazione del dibattito culturale ed architettonico contemporaneo (1996).

Travellers' accounts

• L. Couperus, Uit blanke steden onder blauwe lucht: Ostia, April 1911 (in Dutch).
• J.W. Burgon, Letters from Rome to Friends in England: How to see Ostia with Comfort, London 1862, p. 10-12.
• O. Blewitt - J. Murray, A Hand-book for Travellers in Central Italy: Ostia, and the Cities of the Coast of Ancient Latium, London 1850, p. 593-598.
• K.H. Brandes, Wilhelm von Humboldt's gesammelte Werke, V, Berlin 1846, p. 248-249.
• M. Starke, Travels in Europe and in the Island of Sicily: With an Account of the Remains of Ancient Italy, Paris 1836, p. 243-245.
• R. Griffiths, Mad. de la Recke's Travels, The Monthly Review 1820, p. 500-501.
• A. Laurentian, Remarks during a Walk from Rome to Ostia, The Gentleman's Magazine 1817, p. 511-513.

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