The new image viewer is complete. This spring we put some thought into the question of what metadata we need for images. After looking at the various metadata standards (VRACore, Library of Congress, etc.) and examining some good museum websites, we settled on a fairly limited set of fields that give 1) the basic information about the object or art work; 2) clear source credit and terms of use for the image itself; and 3) scholarly description and discussion. This information is divided into tow tabs, “Properties” (for basic data), and “Annotation.” Annotations include a straightforward description, typically taken with credit from the museum web site or other image source, and “Comments,” which will normally be original DCC content connecting the image with a particular passage in a DCC text. Under Annotations there is also space for bibliography, and links to associated passages. This is an overdue infrastructure improvement that will help us make illuminating connections between texts and images, a key goal for the Aeneid edition in progress. If you go to the Images link on the fron page, you’ll see that most of the content uploaded so far is related to the Aeneid (by Lucy McInerney and Tyler Denton). Thanks to visual resources librarian Jen Kniesch at Dickinson for advice, and to Drupal developer Ryan Burke for making this tool.

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

• Chicago House Bulletin XXIV- July 2013
• Chicago House Bulletin XXIII- July 2012
• Chicago House Bulletin XXII- October 2011
• Chicago House Bulletin XXI - September 2010
• Chicago House Bulletin XX - November 2009
• Chicago House Bulletin XIX - February 2009
• Chicago House Bulletin XIX Prequel- Winter 2009
• Chicago House Bulletin XVIII - November 2, 2007
• Chicago House Bulletin XVII - October 2, 2006
• Chicago House Bulletin XVI - September 15, 2005
• Chicago House Bulletin XV - September 15, 2004
• Chicago House Bulletin XIV, No.1 - September 1, 2003
• Chicago House Bulletin XIII, No.1 - September 1, 2002
• Chicago House Bulletin XII, No.1 - September 1, 2001
• Chicago House Bulletin XI, No.1 - September 11, 2000
• Chicago House Bulletin X, No.1 - September 15, 1999
• Chicago House Bulletin IX, No.1 - November 9, 1998
• Chicago House Bulletin VIII, No.2/3 - August 15, 1997
• Chicago House Bulletin VIII, No.1 - December 15, 1996
• Chicago House Bulletin VII, No.3 - August 15, 1996
• Chicago House Bulletin VII, No.2 - April 15, 1996
• Chicago House Bulletin VII, No.1 - December 15, 1995
• Chicago House Bulletin VI, No.3 - August 15, 1995
• Chicago House Bulletin VI, No.2 - April 15, 1995
• Chicago House Bulletin VI, No.1 - December 15, 1994
• Chicago House Bulletin V, No.3 - August 15, 1994
• Chicago House Bulletin V, No.2 - April 15, 1994
• Chicago House Bulletin V, No.1 - January 15, 1994
• Chicago House Bulletin IV, No.3 - August 15, 1993
• Chicago House Bulletin IV, No.2 - April 30, 1993
• Chicago House Bulletin IV, No.1 - December 30, 1992
• Chicago House Bulletin III, No.3 - August 15, 1992
• Chicago House Bulletin III, No.2 - May 1, 1992
• Chicago House Bulletin III, No.1 - December 15, 1991
• Chicago House Bulletin II, No.3 - August 15, 1991
• Chicago House Bulletin II, No.2 - April 15, 1991
• Chicago House Bulletin II, No.1 - December 15, 1990
• Chicago House Bulletin I, No.3 - August 15, 1990
• Chicago House Bulletin I, No.2 - April 15, 1990
• Chicago House Bulletin I, No.1 - December 10, 1989

• Chicago House Bulletin XXI - News & Notes 207
• Chicago House Bulletin XX - News & Notes 204
• Chicago House Bulletin XIX - News & Notes 201
• Chicago House Update = News & Notes 200
  

Crossroads publishes high-quality academic essays and book reviews by students of history, philosophy, religion, and the classics. The e-journal also encourages papers that dialogue between two or more of these disciplines. Students are encouraged to submit either as individual authors or as co-writers with relevant disciplinary or multi-disciplinary interests.

Crossroads is peer-reviewed and associated with the School of History, Philosophy, Religion and Classics at the University of Queensland.

	Volume 6, Issue 2, 2013 (2011 Perspectives on Power Conference Special Issue) Volume 6, Issue 1, 2012 Volume 5, Issue 2, 2011 (UQ Centenary Special Issue) Volume 5, Issue 1, 2010 (2006 AEN Conference Special Issue) Volume 4, Issue 2, 2010 (Luiz Costa Lima Rejoinder Special Issue) Volume 4, Issue 1, 2009 (Max Deutscher Special Issue) Volume 3, Issue 2, 2009 (2008 Rhizomes Conference Special Issue) Volume 3 Issue 1, 2008 Volume 2 Issue 2, 2008 (Luiz Costa Lima Special Issue) Volume 2 Issue 1, 2007 Volume 1 Issue 2, 2007 Volume 1 Issue 1, 2006

Each project represents a specific study or research effort conducted by a single investigator or a team of collaborating investigators. The data and documentation presented in a project can be freely used and referenced by the research community and public for re-analysis, comparison with other collections, visualization , or other applications provided data contributors are properly credited with citation.

Open Context currently publishes 53 projects.

Project	Editorial Status	Description	Primary People	Keywords
Virginia Site Files	(Forthcoming)	State of Virginia Archaeological Site Files	Virginia Department of Historic Resources (VA-DHR)	Virginia, archaeology, cultural resource management, DINAA, North America, site files, state historical preservation office
Alabama Site Files	(Forthcoming)	Alabama State Archaeological Site Files	Office of Archaeological Research (OAR), University of Alabama	Alabama, archaeology, cultural resource management, DINAA, North America, site files, state historical preservation office
Faunal Data from Neolithic Menteşe	●●●●●	Zooarchaeology data for Neolithic Menteşe Höyük, a site in NW Anatolia	Lionel Gourichon, Daniel Helmer	Animal Economy, Menteşe Höyük, Western Anatolia, Faunal data, Mammal Remains, Neolithic, Turkey, Western Anatolia, Zooarchaeology
Kentucky Site Files	(Forthcoming)	Archaeological site files maintained by the Kentucky Office of State Archaeology (KOSA)	Kentucky Office of State Archaeology (KOSA)	archaeology, cultural resource management, DINAA, Kentucky, North America, site files, state historical preservation office
Illinois Site Files	(Forthcoming)	Archaeological site files maintained by the Illinois State Museum (ISM)	Illinois State Museum (ISM)	archaeology, cultural resource management, DINAA, Illinois, North America, site files, state historical preservation office
Iowa Site Files	(Forthcoming)	Archaeological site files maintained by the Iowa Office of the State Archaeologist (OSA)	Iowa Office of the State Archaeologist (OSA)	archaeology, cultural resource management, DINAA, Iowa, North America, site files, state historical preservation office
Indiana Site Files	(Forthcoming)	Archaeological site files maintained by the Indiana Department of Natural Resources, Division of Historic Preservation and Archaeology (DNR-DHPA)	Indiana DNR-DHPA	archaeology, cultural resource management, DINAA, Indiana, North America, site files, state historical preservation office
Missouri Site Files	(Forthcoming)	Archaeological site information managed and maintained by the Missouri State Historical Preservation Office	Missouri SHPO	archaeology, cultural resource management, DINAA, Missouri, North America, site files, state historical preservation office
South Carolina SHPO	(Forthcoming)	Archaeological site information managed and maintained by the South Carolina Institute of Archaeology and Anthropology (SCIAA)	South Carolina Institute of Archaeology and Anthropology (SCIAA)	archaeology, cultural resource management, DINAA, North America, site files, South Carolina, state historical preservation office
Georgia Archaeological Site File (GASF)	(Forthcoming)	Georgia State Archaeological Site Files published as part of the DINAA Project	Georgia Archaeological Site File (GASF) Curators	archaeology, cultural resource management, DINAA, Georgia, North America, site files, state historical preservation office
Florida Site Files	(Forthcoming)	Florida State Archaeological Site Files published as part of the DINAA Project	Florida Department of State, Division of Historical Resources (FDOS-DHR)	archaeology, cultural resource management, DINAA, Florida, North America, site files, state historical preservation office
Pyla-Koutsopetria Archaeological Project	●●●○○	Pedestrian survey, geophysical prospecting, and excavation near Pyla, on the southern coast of Cyprus	William R. Caraher, R. Scott Moore, David K. Pettegrew	archaeology, survey, Cyprus, classical, Cypriot, Roman, Hellenistic, Bronze Age, landscape, settlment
Balance Pan Weights from Nippur	●●●○○	Physical measurements and photographs of weights (and possible weights) from a single site, multiple excavations from 1889-1972.	William B. Hafford	economic tools, manufacturing tools, valuation, weighing, mensuration, Mesopotamia, archaeology
Osteometric Database of South American Camelids	(Forthcoming)	Osteometric measurements on South American camelids	Mariana Mondini, A. Sebastián Muñoz, Pablo M. Fernández,	camelids, osteometry, measurements, archaeology, data integration, South America
Data Documenting Late Bronze Age Cyprus Ceramics, Trade, Provenience and Geology	(Forthcoming)	NAA data to firmly establish the geological provenience of Cypriot ceramics	Peter Grave, Lisa Kealhofer, Ben Marsh, Ulf-Dietrich Schoop, Jürgen Seeher, John W. Bennett, Attila Stopic	archaeology, ceramics, Cyprus, Late Bronze Age, multivariate comparison, Neutron Activation Analysis, pottery, provenience, Red Lustrous Wheel Made Ware
Archaeology of Mesoamerican Animals	(Forthcoming)	Datasets and media with 'The Archaeology of Mesoamerican Animals' (Lockwood Press)
Çatalhöyük Zooarchaeology	●●●●●	Faunal data from Neolithic Çatalhöyük and Chalcolithic Çatalhöyük West, Konya, Turkey.	David Orton, Nerissa Russell, Katheryn Twiss, Louise Martin, Sheelagh Frame	Zooarchaeology, Turkey, Neolithic, Mammal Remains, Faunal data, Central Anatolia, Çatalhöyük, Animal Economy
Çatalhöyük Area TP Zooarchaeology	●●●●●	Faunal Data from Area TP of Çatalhöyük, Turkey	Arek Marciniak	Area TP, Animal Economy, Çatalhöyük, Central Anatolia, Neolithic, Mammal Remains, Faunal data, Zooarchaeology, Turkey
Ilıpınar Zooarchaeology	●●●●●	This dataset contains faunal data recorded by Hijlke Buitenhuis from the site of Ilıpınar, Turkey	Hijlke Buitenhuis	Neolithic, Late Chalcolithic, Early Bronze Age, eastern Aegean, western Anatolia, zooarchaeology, Faunal data, Mammal Remains,
Zooarchaeology of Neolithic Ulucak	●●●●●	Zooarchaeology of a portion of the vertebrate remains from Ulucak Höyük's Neolithic layers	Canan Çakırlar	western Anatolia, eastern Aegean, Chalcolithic, Aceramic Neolithic, zooarchaeology, Faunal data, Mammal Remains,
Çukuriçi Höyük Zooarchaeology	●●●●●	Zooarchaeology of Late Neolithic - Early Bronze Age Çukuriçi Höyük, Turkey	Alfred Galik	Subsistence, Late Neolithic, Late Chalcolithic, Economy, Early Chalcolithic, Early Bronze Age, Anatolia, Agriculture, Turkey, Zooarchaeology, Çukuriçi Höyük
Barçın Höyük Zooarchaeology	●●●●●	Zooarchaeology of Neolithic Phases at Barçın Höyük, Turkey	Alfred Galik	Economy, Subsistence, Zooarchaeology, Turkey, Anatolia, Neolithic, Barçın Höyük, Agriculture
Köşk Höyük Faunal Data	●●●●●	Faunal data from the site of Köşk Höyük, Turkey, recorded between 2004-2011 in the excavation field house and the Niğde Museum	Benjamin S. Arbuckle	Turkey, Zooarchaeology, Pastoralism, Faunal data, Mammal Remains, Chalcolithic, Village, Central Anatolia, Köşk Höyük, Equids, Animal Economy
Erbaba Höyük and Suberde Zooarchaeology	●●●●●	Faunal data from Erbaba Höyük, Turkey, supplemented by additional data from Suberde	Benjamin S. Arbuckle	Zooarchaeology, Turkey, Village, Neolithic, Mammal remains, Jacques Bordaz, Faunal Data, Central Anatolia, Animal Domestication
Mikt’sqaq Angayuk Finds	●●●○○	Finds catalog from Mikt’sqaq Angayuk, an historic Alutiiq settlement of the early 19th century, Alaska	Amy V. Margaris, Fanny Ballantine-Himberg, Mark Rusk, Patrick Saltonstall	Alaska, Alutiiq, Kodiak, Russian colonialism, trade, subsistence, economy, historical archaeology, finds catalog, archaeological collections
Asian Stoneware Jars	●●●○○	Element composition of Asian Stoneware Jars from the 9th - 19th centuries CE	Peter Grave	inductively coupled plasma optical emission spectrometry, neutron activation analysis, Early Modern, trade, stoneware, dragon jars
Zooarchaeology of Öküzini Cave	●●●●●	Animal exploitation patterns in SW Anatolia during the Epipaleolithic from assemblages excavated from a finely-stratified cave	Levent Atici	Öküzini Cave, Western Taurus Mountains, South West Anatolia, Turkey, Epipaleolithic, Terminal Pleistocene, Zooarchaeology, Forager adaptations, Hunting, Subsistence
Zooarchaeology of Karain Cave B	●●●●●	Changes in hunter-gatherer lifestyles that may have led to sedentary agricultural economies in SW Anatolia	Levent Atici	Karain B Cave, Western Taurus Mountains, South West Anatolia, Turkey, Epipaleolithic, Terminal Pleistocene, Zooarchaeology, Faunal analysis, Foragers, Hunting, Caprines, Subsistence
West Stow West Zooarchaeology	●●●○○	West Stow, Suffolk County, UK Rescue excavations conducted at the site in advance of the construction of a new Visitor Centre	Pamela Crabtree	West Stow village, subsistence, mammal and bird remains, economy, Early Anglo-Saxon, zooarchaeology
Murlo	●●●○○	Poggio Civitate Excavation Project	Anthony Tuck	Iron Age, Etruscan, Settlement, Archaeology, Architecture, Economy
Hacksilber Project	(Forthcoming)	Lead isotope and other analyses of metal objects from the Near East and Mediterranean (1500 - 500 BCE)	Christine Thompson	Tarshish, Market, Economy, Monetary, Ingots, Money, Coinage, Exchange, Trade, Metallurgy, Hoards, Coins, Late Bronze Age, Iron Age, Archaic
Kenan Tepe	●●●●○	The Upper Tigris Archaeological Research Project’s Excavations at Kenan Tepe in Southeastern Turkey	Bradley Parker, Peter Cobb	Ubaid Period, Late Chalcolithic Period, Anatolia, Northern Mesopotamia, Middle Bronze Age, Early Iron Age, Tigris River, Archaeology
Rough Cilicia	●●●○○	Survey exploring Roman provincial acculturation through the lens of Rough Cilician material and cultural remains	Nicholas K. Rauh	Roman, Romanization, Cilicia, Anatolia, Asia Minor, Archaeological Survey, Acculturation, Pastoralism, Mortuary Archaeology
Dhiban Excavation and Development Project	(Forthcoming)	Archaeology of an Early Bronze through Islamic settlement south of Amman, Jordan	Benjamin Porter, Bruce Routledge, Danielle S. Fatkin, Katherine Adelsberger	Archaeology, Jordan, Early Bronze Age, Iron Age, Nabataean, Roman, Byzantine, Islamic, geology, anthropology, tourism studies, history
Tal-e Malyan Zooarchaeology	●●●○○	Zooarchaeology of Tel-e Malyan	Melinda A. Zeder	Zooarchaeology, subsistence, economy, Early Bronze Age, Iranian Plateau, Elamite, Anshan, Middle Elamite
Zooarchaeology of Medieval Emden	●●●●○	Animal Bone Analysis in medieval Emden, Germany	Jessica Grimm	zooarchaeology, medieval, Lower Saxony, Germany, subsistence,
Chogha Mish Fauna	●●●●●	Zooarchaeological observations from Prehistoric and Achaemenid levels at Chogha Mish, Iran.	Levent Atici, Justin S.E. Lev-Tov, Sarah Whitcher Kansa	Zooarchaeology, subsistence, economy, Early Bronze Age, Iranian Plateau, Elamite
Khirbat al-Mudayna al-Aliya	●●●●○	Investigations of an Early Iron Age site in a semi-arid zone in west-central Jordan	Bruce Routledge, Benjamin Porter	pastoralism, economy, agriculture, Southern Levant, Semi-Arid, Kerak Plateau, Jordan, Iron I, Early Iron Age, subsistence
Dove Mountain Groundstone	●●●●○	Analysis of groundstone finds from the Dove Mountain Project in the Tucson Basin	Jenny Adams	Southwest, Pioneer Period, Sedentary Period, Hohokam, Early Agricultural, Groundstone, Arizona, Archaeology
Bade Museum	●●●●○	Tell en-Nasbeh Collection at the Badè Museum of Biblical Archaeology	Aaron Brody	Israel, Palestine, Southern Levant, Judah, Near East, Biblical Archaeology, Archaeology, Iron Age, 1st Millennium, 4th Millennium, Early Bronze, Town, Tomb, Babylonian, Persian, Hellenistic, Roman, Byzantine
San Diego Archaeological Center	●●●●●	Collections maintained by the San Diego Archaeological Center	San Diego Archaeological Center	historical archaeology, San Diego, California, Spanish colonial, Mexican, finds catalog, education, cultural resource management, archaeological collections
Presidio of San Francisco	●●●○○	Ongoing investigations of El Presidio de San Francisco and other archaeological resources at the Presidio of San Francisco	Presidio Archaeology Lab (Presidio Trust)	historical archaeology, presidio, San Francisco, California, Spanish colonial, Mexican, US Army, education
Aegean Archaeomalacology	●●●●●	Mollusk Shells in Troia, Yenibademli, and Ulucak: An Archaeomalacological Approach to Environment and Economy in the Aegean	Canan Çakırlar	Anatolia, Aegean, bronze age, chalcolithic, mollusks, Archaeomalacology, subsistence, economy, environment
Petra Great Temple Excavations	●●●○○	Brown University Excavations at the Great Temple of Petra, Jordan	Martha Sharp Joukowsky	Religion, Hellenistic, Jordan, Roman, Roman Empire, Archaeology, Architecture, Nabateans, Nabatean, Petra
Iraq Heritage Program	●●○○○	Overview of the Global Heritage Fund's conservation work in Iraq	Global Heritage Fund, Alexandria Archive Institute	Meopotamia, Cultural Heritage, Conservation, Assyria, Sumer, Babylonia, Documentation, Sumer, Archaeology, Iron Age, Early Bronze Age, Early Dynastic, World Heritage
Lake Carlos Beach Site, 1992 and 1996	●●●○○	Descriptions and provenience information for 7837 artifacts	State of Minnesota, Department of Natural Resources, Division of Parks and Recreation, Minnesota State Parks Cultural Resource Management Program staff, State of Minnesota, Department of Natural Resources, Division of Parks and Recreation
Corneal Ulceration in South East Asia	●○○○○	Epidemiology and Etiology of Corneal Ulcers in South India	Mathuiah Srinivasan, John P. Whitcher	ophthalmology, India, public health, infections disease, eye, public health, developing world
Harvard Peabody Mus. Zooarchaeology	●●○○○	Harvard Peabody Museum Zooarchaeology Laboratory Reference Collection	Richard Meadow, Levent Atici	archaeology, reference collection, zoology, zooarchaeology, archaeology, specimen, bone
Hazor: Zooarchaeology	●●●○○	Zooarchaeological observations for Late Bronze Age and Iron Age Hazor, Israel	Justin Lev-Tov	archaeology, Iron Age, Late Bronze Age, Near East, Excavations, Hazor, Biblical archaeology, subsistence
Hayonim: Micromorphology	●○○○○		Paul Goldberg	archaeology, Mousterian, geology, Middle Paleolithic, Kebaran, Epi-Paleolithic, Israel, Levant, Micromorphology, Geology, Cave, Deposition
Geissenklosterle: Micromorphology	●○○○○		Paul Goldberg	archaeology, Aurignation, geology, Upper Paleolithic, Europe, Germany
Pınarbaşı 1994: Animal Bones	●●●○○	Analysis of faunal remains from prehistoric contexts at Pınarbaşı in central Turkey	Denise Carruthers	archaeology, Epi-Paleolithic, Neolithic, Near East, Anatolia, Turkey, zooarchaeology, Pinarbasi, 9th millennium, agriculture, foraging, hunting
Domuztepe Excavations	●●●○○	Excavations of a Late Neolithic site in south-central Turkey	Stuart Campbell, Elizabeth Carter	Archaeology, Halaf, Neolithic, Near East, Excavations, Domuztepe, 7th millennium, Village

This is a work-in-progress collection of structured data and scripts for Classical Studies/Classics. The data has been compiled and organized from various online resources including the Perseus Project, Dickenson College Commentaries, The Diccionario Griego-Español Project, and L'Année philologique.
Currently, these are the JSON structured files:

• DCC Greek Core Vocabulary
• DCC Latin Core Vocabulary
• Greek Authors
• Greek Texts
• Latin Texts
• L'Année philologique Journal Abbreviations (in two forms)

There are also plain text files:

• DGE Authors and Works
• DGE Dictionary Abbreviations
• Index to Smyth's Greek Grammar

Finally, there is a random collection of scripts (mostly compiled Applescripts) that I have made at various points for various uses. This section requires much cleaning up, refactoring, and organization at this stage. But I am putting them here for now nonetheless.

1The First Intermediate Period tombs at Asyut revisitedEl-Khadragy, Mahmoud and Kahl, Jochem and Engel, Eva-Maria2004
2, 32, 44The Asyut project: fieldwork season 2004El-Khadragy, Mahmoud and Kahl, Jochem and Verhoeven, Ursula2005
3, 45, 33"Dornröschen" Assiut: Erste Ergebnisse einer Deutsch-Ägyptischen GrabungskooperationKahl, Jochem and El-Khadragy, Mahmoud and Verhoeven, Ursula2005
4, 46, 34The Asyut project: third season of fieldwork (2005)El-Khadragy, Mahmoud and Kahl, Jochem and Verhoeven, Ursula2006
5, 48Ein Zeugnis altägyptischer SchulausflügeKahl, Jochem2006
6New discoveries in the tomb of Khety II at AsyutEl-Khadragy, Mahmoud2006
7The Northern Soldiers-Tomb at AsyutEl-Khadragy, Mahmoud2006
8, 51, 39The Asyut project: fourth season of fieldwork (2006)El-Khadragy, Mahmoud and Kahl, Jochem and Verhoeven, Ursula2007
9The shrine of the rock-cut chapel of Djefaihapi I at AsyutEl-Khadragy, Mahmoud2007
10Fishing, fowling and animal-handling in the tomb of Djefaihapi I at AsyutEl-Khadragy, Mahmoud2007
11Some significant features in the decoration of the chapel of Iti-ibi-iqer at AsyutEl-Khadragy, Mahmoud2007
12, 53Die Determinative der Hereret in Assiut, oder: Von der Notwendigkeit epigraphischen Arbeitens am OriginalKahl, Jochem2008
13, 55, 43The Asyut project: fifth season of fieldwork (2007)Kahl, Jochem and El-Khadragy, Mahmoud and Verhoeven, Ursula2008
14The decoration of the rock-cut chapel of Khety II at AsyutEl-Khadragy, Mahmoud2008
16, 48Von der „Loyalistischen Lehre" zur „Lehre des Kairsu". Eine neue Textquelle in Assiut und deren AuswirkungenVerhoeven, Ursula2009
17, 45Die wie Kraniche balzen. Männerphantasien zur Zeit Amenhoteps III. in AssiutVerhoeven, Ursula2009
69, 26Regionale Milieus und die Macht des Staates im Alten Ägypten: Die Vergöttlichung der Gaufursten von AssiutKahl, Jochem2012

Die Schöne und die Biester. Die Herrin der Tiere im bronzezeitlichen und früheisenzeitlichen Griechenland (Daidalos 3)

Autor: Schuhmann, Kristin Weitere Beteiligte: Year: 2009 (Abstract / Full text)

Die Archäologie des Haushalts in der kretischen Neupalastzeit: Archäologische und ikonographische Zeugnisse zum alltäglichen Bereich (Daidalos 1) Autor: Widmann, Esther Weitere Beteiligte: Year: 2007 (Abstract / Full text)

Die Gesellschaft der frühen „Dunklen Jahrhunderte“ auf Kreta. Eine Untersuchung der archäologischen Hinterlassenschaften der Bevölkerung Kretas während der Spätminoisch IIIC und Subminoischen Zeit im Bezug auf ihre soziale Aussagekraft und Bedeutung (Daidalos 2) Autor: Zöller, Sebastian Weitere Beteiligte: Year: 2005 (Abstract / Full text)

»Ein Ostwind wird Dich mitten auf dem Meer zerbrechen«. Phönizische Schiffswracks vom 8. bis 6. Jh. v. Chr. (Daidalos 4) Autor: Abdelhamid, Selma Weitere Beteiligte: Year: 2009 (Abstract / Full text)

Die figürlichen Grabstelen im römischen Thessaloniki (Daidalos 5) Autor: Tatas, Ariane Elisabeth Weitere Beteiligte: Year: 2009 (Abstract / Full text)

Update of Répertoire onomastique of the Hittites. This is the last edition in the old fashion. The next one will be fully integrated into the database system and it will allow searches in combination with the Konkordanz.

-- introduction

I) les noms écrits phonétiquement

II) les noms contenant un idéogramme(avec l’éventuel renvoi à la forme phonétique correspondante lorsqu’elle est attestée sous 1)

III) noms fragmentaires

III.1.)incomplets

III.2)acéphales

III.3) contenant un théophore ou un idéogramme

III.3.1) incomplets

III.3.2) acéphales

IV) noms incertains

El origen de las colecciones del Museo Nacional de Arte Romano se sitúa en el siglo XVI cuando don Fernando de Vera y Vargas, señor de Don Tello y Sierra Brava comenzó a formar, en su palacio, una importante colección epigráfica. A partir de estas primeras colecciones y de otros hallazgos arqueológicos en la ciudad de Mérida, habidos entre los siglos XVI y XIX, se crea un primer museo en 1838, institución que radicaría en la iglesia del Convento de Santa Clara. Las siguientes excavaciones arqueológicas conllevarán al incremento de las colecciones del museo y desembocarán, finalmente, en la creación, en 1975, del Museo Nacional de Arte Romano. 

En la actualidad las colecciones del museo recogen más de 37000 fondos. De ellos sobresalen los comprendidos en la sección de escultura, mosaicos y numismática. Asimismo existe una buena representación de objetos de cerámica y vidrio. El catálogo en línea del museo muestra, en una primera fase, más de 6000 piezas y 10500 imágenes. El museo se propone ampliar los fondos visibles incorporando, progresivamente, destacadas piezas del resto de sus colecciones. 

Condiciones de uso
Acceso al Catálogo

DOMUS es un sistema integrado de documentación y gestión museográfica desarrollado por el Ministerio de Cultura (Subdirección General de Museos Estatales y Subdirección General de Tecnologías y Sistemas de la Información). Se trata de una aplicación informática para el catálogo y gestión de los bienes culturales custodiados por los museos. 

La información de catálogo e imágenes digitales de las colecciones del museo se muestran al público a través de esta página web, y forman parte ya de la Red Digital de Colecciones de Museos de España.

• INICIO
• INFORMACIÓN
• HISTORIA
• VISITA VIRTUAL
• COLECCIONES
• DEPARTAMENTOS
• ACTIVIDADES
• PUBLICACIONES
• NOVEDADES
• MAPA WEB

 

Archaeological Discovery (AD) is an international journal dedicated to the latest advancement of the study of Archaeology. The goal of this journal is to provide a platform for scientists and academicians all over the world to promote, share, and discuss various new issues and developments in different areas of Archaeological studies.

All manuscripts must be prepared in English and are subject to a rigorous and fair peer-review process. Accepted papers will immediately appear online followed by printed hard copy. The journal publishes original papers covering a wide range of fields but not limited to the following:

· Aerial Archaeology

· Archaeological Method and Theory

· Archaeological Science

· Archaeometry

· Art Archaeology

· Experimental Archaeology

· Field Archaeology

· Historical Archaeology

· Island and Coastal Archaeology

· Lithic Studies

· Maritime Archaeology

· Prehistoric Archaeology

· Religious Archaeology

· Social Archaeology

· Underwater Archaeology

· World Archaeology

· Zooarchaeology

We are also interested in:
1) Short reports—2-5 page papers where an author can present an idea with theoretical background, but has not yet completed the research needed for a complete paper or an author presents preliminary data;
2) Short communications—2-5 page papers;
3) Technical notes—2-5 page papers;
4) Letters to the Editor (the number of pages is not restricted);
5) Reviews or book reviews—comments and critiques (the number of pages is not restricted);
6) Advertisement – 1-2 page papers;
7) News Letters – 1-5 page papers. 

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• Museo Arqueológico de Alicante
• Museo Arqueológico de Pamplona
• Museo Arqueológico de La Coruña
• Consorcio de la Ciudad Arqueológica de Mérida
• Termas de Alange
• Conjunto Arqueológico de Alba Plata
• Conjuntos Arqueológicos de Andalucía: Baello Claudia, Itálica, Carmona, etc.

The Image Collections and Fieldwork Archives (ICFA) is pleased to announce the publication of several new finding aids. Check under the “Finding Aids” field in the following collection-level records in our online inventory, AtoM@DO:

• Christopher B. Donnan and Donna McClelland Moche Archive, 1963-2011
• Robert L. Van Nice Fieldwork Records and Papers, ca. 1936-1989
• Mildred Barnes and Robert Woods Bliss Correspondence with Kirsopp and Silva Lake, 1934-1941
• William Earl Betsch Photographs of Architectural Capitals in Istanbul, 1970

Additionally, ICFA has created preliminary inventories for:

• Arthur Kingsley Porter Photographs of Architecture and Manuscripts, 1980s
• British Gardens Aerial Photographs Collection
• Corpus of Early Christian and Byzantine Silver, 1981-1986
• Donald D. Egbert and Andrew S. Keck Albums, 1937
• Dumbarton Oaks Research Archive, ca. 1940s
• Franklin M. Biebel Photograph Albums of Mosaics, ca. 1950s
• Illuminated Manuscripts Photographs, ca. 1950

These collections document various fieldwork and research projects, primarily relating to Byzantine and Pre-Columbian art and architecture, but also related to prehistoric sites in eastern Turkey and gardens in the United Kingdom. They range from the detailed architectural survey of Hagia Sophia conducted by Robert Van Nice and his fieldwork assistants between 1937 and 1980s; the documentation of architectural capitals in the city of Istanbul by William Betsch for his dissertation; the photographic and fineline drawing documentation of Moche art created and assembled by Christopher Donnan and Donna McClelland; and correspondence detailing the financial support provided by Mildred and Robert Bliss to scholarly publications and archaeological expeditions undertaken by Kirsopp and Silva Lake. Additionally, other collections illustrate Dumbarton Oaks’ early fellowship and institutional projects starting in the early 1940s, including systematic efforts to document Early Christian and Byzantine monuments, manuscripts, and silver objects. There are also photo albums detailing Donald Egbert and Andrew Keck’s 1937 travels in Europe and the Middle East, as well as Franklin Biebel’s efforts to document mosaic pavements in Byzantium and the West.
Since our last announcement of published finding aids in April 2013, ICFA staff has continued to work on processing our collections and providing detailed information in our finding aids, in order to make our holdings more accessible to our users. As collections are processed, we develop finding aids to describe them more thoroughly and at more granular levels in the archival hierarchy. In the interim, the AtoM@DO collection-level descriptions and preliminary inventories serve to provide researchers with summary information about unprocessed collections.

This is the eighth edition (2010) of "Virgil in Late Antiquity, the Middle Ages, and the Renaissance: An Online Bibliography." It is not exhaustive. It contains, moreover, many items that I have not handled in person. As a result, there are some entries that are incomplete (lacking, for instance, the name of a series or publisher). There are also, in all likelihood, some simple errors of transcription. If you find errors or lacunae, please send them to david@virgil.org. Other good sources for information include the Mantovano mailing list (an online discussion group devoted to Virgil's works and their reception), my own virgil.org collection of Virgil resources, as well as Vergil's Home Page. In print, see the excellent bibliographies by Suerbaum et al. in Aufstieg und Niedergang der römischen Welt 2:31.1,2 (1981), as well as the bibliographies that appear annually in Vergilius. (Some of these last are also online.) Online, see also Shirley Werner's Bibliographical Guide to Vergil's Aeneid.

Introduction

Textual Criticism
Late Antiquity
  Vitae
  Servius

Middle Ages
  Commentaries
  Adaptations
  Dante

Renaissance
  Printing History
  Illustrations
  Translations
  Imitations
  (Criticism)
  Commentaries
  Petrarch
  Landino
  Spenser
  Education
 

Vergil's Garden
Hortus Vergilianus	Le Jardin de Vergile
Il Giardino virgiliano	Die Planzenwelt Vergils

Vergil's Garden is an illustrated guide to the plants in Vergil's Georgics. I plan to expand the site later to include the Eclogues and Aeneid.

You can enter and navigate in any number of ways.

Click on one of the link below to go to the text of the Georgics.

GEORGICA  I

GEORGICA  II

GEORGICA  III

GEORGICA  IV

Each book is linked to the Latin text as broken up into segments at Perseus (with dictionary and parsing aids). You can set either Latin or English translation as your default there. The names of the plants are highlighted and a click will take you to a page with pictures of the plants, their scientific names (genus and species), and the common names in English, French, German, and Italian. Clicking the Latin name will take you to the entry in Lewis and Short. Almost all links open in a new page, so you can have the text, the pretty pictures, etc., all open on your desktop. At the bottom of each page is a set of navigation links to return you to the main pages in that same window.

Misión Publicar artículos, notas breves y reseñas sobre temas de filología, filosofía, historia y arte grecorromanos, producidos por investigadores argentinos y extranjeros.

Año	Vol.	Número
2013	36	1	2
2012	35	1	2
2011	34	1	2
2010	33	1	2
2009	32	1	2