Author Archives: Gabriel Bodard

Epigraphic titles at BMCR (December 2008):

Some titles of possible interest to epigraphists and available for review this month from BMCR: Chaniotis, A., T. Corsten, R.S. Stroud and R.A. Tybout (edd.). Supplementum Epigraphicum Graecum, Volume LIV (2004). Leiden; Boston: Brill, 2008. xxxiii, 916 p. $256.00. ISBN … Continue reading →

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Sacred Law and Women’s Festivals (Carbon, November 2008)

This is a report by Shane Brennan (Exeter) on a paper given at the BES Autumn meeting, November 22, 2008: Mathieu Carbon (Oxford), Sacred Law and Women’s Festivals, From Aristophanes to Mylasa The final paper at the 2008 BES Autumn … Continue reading →

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Inscribed evidence for illegal behaviour at the Roman grave (Tupman, November 2008)

This is a report by Duncan Taylor, King’s College London, of a paper given at the BES Autumn meeting, November 22, 2008: Charlotte Tupman (KCL), “Protecting the dead? Inscribed evidence for illegal behaviour at the Roman grave” The first paper … Continue reading →

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Città e territorio, Feb 19-20, 2009, Genova

Circulated by AIEGL: the fourth Incontro Internazionale di Storia Antica in Genoa, titled: Città e territorio: la Liguria e il mondo antico includes a day on each of Greek epigraphy and Roman epigraphy. Giovedì 19 febbraio 2009, ore 15 STORIA … Continue reading →

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Postgraduate Training in Epigraphy, Athens, 2009

Circulated by the British School at Athens: POST GRADUATE TRAINING COURSE IN GREEK EPIGRAPHY 14th-28th June 2009 Athens Whether publishing new texts, challenging old ones, or critically analysing editions, this course provides training for historians, archaeologists and textual scholars alike … Continue reading →

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A message from AIEGL President Stephen Mitchell

The International association of Greek and Latin Epigraphy has new officers for the period 2008-2012. Angela Donati (Bologna) continues in the office of Secretary-General. Stephen Mitchell (Exeter University, UK) was elected President, with Manfred Schmidt (Berlin Academy) as Vice-President, Christian … Continue reading →

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Syllabic Writing on Cyprus: Cambridge, December 12-13, 2008

Recently announced via Inscriptiones-L (and see conference website): Syllabic Writing on Cyprus and its Context Friday 12th – Saturday 13th December 2008 Faculty of Classics, University of Cambridge This conference brings together scholars working on the syllabic scripts of Bronze … Continue reading →

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Epigrafia e archeologia in Campania: Napoli, December 4-5, 2008

Just circulated by AIEGL for Laura Chioffi: Il Mediterraneo e la storia Epigrafia e archeologia in Campania: letture storiche Giovedì 4/12/08 10.15.- saluti prof. Mario De Rosa, Seconda Università di Napoli avv. Gerardo Marotta, Ist. Italiano Studi Filosofici on. Antonio … Continue reading →

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Autumn Colloquium of the British Epigraphy Society, 22 November

The theme for the Colloquium is “Inscribed Laws” and the event will be held in Strand Campus Room 2C at King’s College, London (directions to follow).  The programme for the Autumn Colloquium is as follows: 10.30: Coffee & Registration 11.00: … Continue reading →

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Epigraphic seminars (a little late)

Two sets of seminars of interest to epigraphers (I’m a little late passing on the first one): Epigraphy North: All students and teaching staff are welcome to this ongoing series of talks on epigraphical subjects. The seminars are particularly useful … Continue reading →

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Epigraphic titles from BMCR, October

From BMCR October 2008: Titles marked by an asterisk are available for review. Qualified volunteers should indicate their interest by a message to classrev@brynmawr.edu, with their last name and requested author in the subject line. They should state their qualifications … Continue reading →

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Inscribed Roman Altar from Dalheim

David Meadows alerts us to the reports of a newly discovered Roman altar from the archaeological work at Dalheim in Luxembourg: Following previous archaelogical discoveries at the Dalheim dig (see https://www.station.lu/newsDetails.cfm?id=21601, another artefact has been discovered. The site of the … Continue reading →

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