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Resources on the Internet for
Ancient History and Classics
[CAVEAT EMPTOR: This site has not been systematically updated in many years.]
There is a constantly growing number of excellent
resources available. These range from tables of contents of journals to
electronic journals to illustrated tours of archaeological sites and
museums. Also, there is a growing number of comprehensive lists of these
resources available. I shall make no attempt at duplicating excellent work
already done by others and shall list here only a selection, to serve as an
entry "key".
It is very unlikely that by pursuing the links
here provided you will miss anything of importance.
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Bibliographic
tools
Search
Engines
Electronic journals
Gateways to a broad range of
resources
Gender
studies
Undergraduate,
graduate programmes; summer courses
Lists of
universities or ancient history and classics departments
Directories of
ancient historians and classicists
Museums and
sites
Trivia
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- Bibliographic tools:
- L'Année philologique
The bibliographic tool, an annual bibliography covering our field as defined
in the broadest possible terms
Note for Trent users: APh on-line and searchable from 40 (1969) onwards
You may also connect from off-campus using your Novell username and password
- TOCS-IN
Tables of contents of a large number of scholarly journals of the last
few years, constantly updated
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Gnomon — Gnomon Online: The Eichstätt
Information System for Classical Studies
- Libraries of the world:
- Doctoral dissertations in progress or recently
completed:
- For lack of a better place I list in this section:
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- E-dictionaries:
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- Search engines
- Index
antiquus: a subject-specific search engine for
classical and early latin medieval texts
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Cross Project Resource Discovery offers links to some two dozen search
engines, bibliographies, etc.; the example here linked is Augustus Caesar.
By Sebastian Heath, The American
Numismatic Society
- "What
do you want to know today?" offers also a very impressive
collection of search engines, dictionaries, etc.
Complex and difficult to use at first. By Ross Scaife,
University of Kentucky.
- Google Scholar
"Google Scholar enables you to search specifically for scholarly literature,
including peer-reviewed papers, theses, books, preprints, abstracts and technical
reports from all broad areas of research. Use Google Scholar to find articles
from a wide variety of academic publishers, professional societies,
preprint repositories and universities, as well as scholarly articles available
across the web."
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- Electronic Journals and journals with an
electronic component:
- A very extensive (though not always reliable) list of
journals with at least some electronic content (e.g. tables of
contents) can be found at a site named Pomoerium
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Ancient History journals can also be found in the The History Journals
Guide by Stefan Blaschke, ultimately part of The WWW Virtual Library founded by one the
original creators of the WWW.
- Cf. TOCS-IN above
- Warning: My list below is badly out of date
- American Journal of
Archaeology (AJA)
Books received, tables of contents (recent volumes)
- American
Journal of Philology (AJPh)
- L'Antiquité
classique
Searchable index (access otherwise denied)
- Archaeology
"An Official Publication of the Archaeological Institute of
America"; not limited to the ancient world, and for a wider audience
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Arethusa
- Bryn
Mawr Classical Review (BMCR)
A review journal (and the first electronic journal) publishing some
200 to 250 reviews annually, ranging from ca 1,500 to up to
ca 3,000 words)
- Classical
Antiquity (ClAnt)
- Classical
Philology (CPh)
- Classical
Quarterly (CQ)
Table of contents and some abstracts of current issues.
- Classical
Review (CR)
Table of contents and some abstracts of current volumes.
- Classical
Views / Echos du monde classique(EMC), now Mouseion
A journal of the Classical Association of Canada. Tables of
contents
- Classics Ireland
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Dictynna: revue de poétique latine
Articles in French, English, German, in this new on-line journal from Université
Charles-de-Gaulle – Lille 3
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Didaskalia: ancient theatre today
An English-language publication about Greek and Roman drama, dance,
and music as they are performed today. Includes links to internet resources
related to ancient drama and the archaeological evidence
- Echos du monde classique / Classical Views
(EMC): see above
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Electronic Antiquity: communicating the classics
- Eranos
Contents of current and previous volumes
- Göttinger Forum für
Altertumswissenschaften
An electronic first journal (cf. BMCR in the past),
started in 1998 with the intent of publishing in the normal international
languages of scholarship. Uses visually pleasing PDF instead of HTML.
- Greece & Rome
(G&R)
Tables of contents and abstracts of current volumes; full-text access
to this electronic version of the journal is available with paid
subscription
- Gymnasium
Tables of contents
- Histos
A journal of Ancient Historiography from the Department of Classics at
the University of Durham (UK). Published in hard copy format and
electronically
- Journal
for Hellenic studies (JHS)
Tables of contents of the most recent issues
- Klio:
Beiträge zur Alten Geschichte
Tables of contents of most recent volumes
- Leeds International
Classical Studies
'Electronic journal associated with the
Leeds
International Classics Seminar'; from vol. 1 (2002)
- New
England Classical Journal
Journal of the Classical Association of New England
- Phoenix:
journal of the Classical Association of Canada
Indices, tables of contents of recent issues, some articles, and
reviews
- Pomoerium. Studia et
commentarii ad orbem classicum spectantia
Full text of journal available
- Retiarius:
Commentarii Periodici Latini
A journal on Latin in Latin!
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Rheinisches Museum für Philologie (RhM)
Indices of recent volumes
- Scholia: Studies
in classical antiquity
Scholia
Reviews
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Symbolae Osloenses
Tables of contents of recent volumes
- Zeitschrift
für Papyrologie und Epigraphik (ZPE)
"Digital ZPE": Download available free of charge for individual use only.
Requires use of Acrobat Reader 4.0. (Supported through the assistance of
BMCR, with funding from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.)
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- Sites listing electronic
resources:
- General:
- Specialised:
- Perseus Project home page
Mirror
at the University of Chicago
Mirror
at the Max-Planck-Institut for the History of Science, Berlin
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"Internet Ancient History Resource Guide"
- Links to Web-based Resources for Epigraphy
Wide range of important material, esp. for Roman historians, from ASGLE (American society for Greek
and Latin epigraphy)
- PERSONS OF
ANCIENT ATHENS
Searchable (letters beta-delta so far) database of all persons
of ancient Athens (over thirty thousand), compiled under the direction of
John S. Traill, University of Toronto (in progress)
- A Lexicon of Greek Personal
Names
"A British Academy Major Research Project and a research unit of the
Faculty of Literae Humaniores, Oxford University. Editors P.M. Fraser, E.
Matthews." Online searches
- The oath archaic and classical Greece
"A research project funded by the Leverhulme Trust, Director:
Professor A.H. Sommerstein". Includes data base to 322 BCE.
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Papyrological Resources
"A full list of other papyrology-related resources on the World Wide
Web" from the excellent University of Michigan Papyrus Collection web site
- "Achemenet.com"
Dedicated to Persian history of the Achaimenid period; by Pierre Briant,
Collège de France
- Ancient World Mapping Center
- IAM: The Interactive Ancient
Mediterranean Project
Visit the Map
Room for access to the various maps of superb quality; most maps
require the free Acrobat Reader browser plug-in from Adobe
- Stanford Digital Forma Urbis Romae Project
- Medicina Antiqua.
"It is devoted to the study of medicine in the Graeco-Roman world"
- Web sites pertaining to Late
Antiquity
From the Society
for Late Antiquity
- The Stoa: A Consortium for
Electronic Publication in the Humanities
- VRoma
"A Virtual Community for Teaching and Learning Classics" (Roman /
Latin, as the name indicates)
- Romulus Project
home page
Latin texts
- The Latin
Library at Ad Fontes Academy
Extensive selection of Latin texts
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- Lists of Universities (see also
below, "Directories"):
- Canadian
Universities
List of Canadian Universities with WWW home pages, arranged by province,
from C. Redmond, University of Waterloo
- Canadian
University Home Pages
Compiled by Roger Kingsley, University Secretary, University of
Winnipeg; lists also less well known institutions such as the
University College of the Caribou
- Universities Worldwide
Links to almost 6,000 Universities in over 160 countries
- College and
University home pages
List of Universities and Colleges with WWW home pages in the US and other
countries from Argentina to Zambia (geographical listings), from C.
Demello, MIT — but it "has not been updated in several
years" (Demello)
- List
from Cambridge University
List of Departments of Ancient History and Classics in the UK
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List from Erlangen-Nürnberg University
List of Institutes of Classical Studies in Europe and the world
(instructions in German; click on "Deutschland", "Europa", etc., after
"... Departments ..." near the top)
Also contains extensive listings of resources (see above,
KIRKE)
- "Classics
Departments on-line"
Listing of Classics departments with an on-line presence, from Maria Pantelia's site
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- Directories of Ancient Historians and
Classicists:
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