>===== Original Message From "The papyrological bulletin '[email protected]'" <[email protected] hi tom i have a digital database (with some pix) of women named on attic funerary monuments4th-1st century best, ariel> ===== >Dear colleagues and friends: > >(Apologies for cross-postings. Please feel free to forward to >colleagues, students and other discussion fora.) > >Please send me ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) information about digital projects, >publications and computer-aided research in epigraphy. This information >will be used to update or inform multiple resources including: > >* The "ASGLE links" resource (currently out of date): >http://www.case.edu/artsci/clsc/asgle/links.html > >* A section on "digital epigraphy" in the forthcoming Oxford Handbook of >Latin Epigraphy > >* A review of the state of the discipline to be presented at the >ASGLE-sponsored session of the Joint Meetings of the APA/AIA in >Philadelphia in January 2009 > >I am interested in any undertaking that involves computational >approaches or digital data, whether it has resulted in publication or >not. Any subdiscipline of epigraphy (Latin, Greek, other) is of >interest. Information about papyrological and palaeographical projects >whose methodology, technology or content has direct application in >epigraphic study is also welcome. > >The ASGLE links update will include a software upgrade, and will be >carried out in collaboration with the editorial board of Current >Epigraphy (http://www.currentepigraphy.org) and the leadership and >appropriate committees of the Association Internationale d' Ãpigraphie >Grecque et Latine and of the American Society of Greek and Latin >Epigraphy. All information presented in the resulting "new" links >collection will be released to the public under terms of a Creative >Commons Attribution license so that it can be re-used freely by others. >All information sent to me will be assumed to be the intellectual >property of the person submitting it, and will be treated under terms of >the CC license. > >Ideally, I would like to have as much of the following information as >possible (please feel free to use your native language): > >Title of project, resource or publication >Principal investigator(s), author(s) or editor(s) >Intitutional affiliation(s) >URLs for websites >Publication citation(s) >A short description >Status (e.g., experimental, complete, published, in progress, >continuing, private) >Technologies, methodologies used >Sources of funding (past and present) >Contact email address > >Thank you for your assistance in this endeavor. > >Best, >Tom > > >-- >Tom Elliott >Associate Director for Digital Programs >Institute for the Study of the Ancient World >New York University >http://homepages.nyu.edu/~te20/
Ariel SchwendnerLoftus, PhD Associate Professor, Ancient History Department of History Box 45 Wichita State University Wichita, KS 67208-0045
