Author Archives: Gabriel Bodard

Journées d’étude de Compiègne (6–8 September 2007)

Announcement via AIEGL: Programme des 2ème Journées d’étude de Compiègne 6 – 8 septembre 2007, ancien Hôtel Dieu St Nicolas, 3 rue Jeanne d’Arc See programme (PDF)

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Patria Diversis Gentibus Una (Friuli, 20-22 September 2007)

Conference announcement via AIEGL: CONVEGNO INTERNAZIONALE PATRIA DIVERSIS GENTIBUS UNA? Unità politica e identità etniche nell’italia antica 20 21 22 settembre 2007, Cividale del Friuli See attached programme (PDF):

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Inscriptions of Roman Cyrenaica

Joyce Reynolds and colleagues at King’s College London are beginning a three-year project to publish the Inscriptions of Roman Cyrenaica, along with supporting materials, images, and a detailed geographical gazeteer. From the IRCyr project website (https://ircyr.kcl.ac.uk/): In 1948 Joyce Reynolds, … Continue reading →

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Request for bibliography: Greek inscriptions of Aïn Labakha

Françoise Dunand asks: Quelqu’un pourrait-il me dire où et quand ont été publiées les corrections apportées à la publication par G. Wagner des inscriptions grecques d’Aïn Labakha dans ZPE 111, 1996, p. 97-114? Merci d’avance. Please direct replies to Professor … Continue reading →

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Epigraphic Books for review at BMCR

A few titles of possible interest to epigraphers have been reproduced below: see the BMCR website for the full list of titles available this month. BMCR 2007.05.44, BMCR Books Received (May). Titles marked by an asterisk are available for review. … Continue reading →

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Two articles on Egyptian inscriptions in JJP

Thanks to Gregg Schwender at What’s New in Papyrology who points out the two following (easily missed) epigraphic titles from Journal of Juristic Papyrology 36 (2006): Tomasz Derda & Jacques van der Vliet, ‘Four Christian Funerary Inscriptions from the Fayum … Continue reading →

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Unpublished Roman Graffiti in basement of US Embassy

Mark Handley writes to the Late-Antique discussion list to ask: Trawling the web looking for information on late antique graffiti I came across a project run out of the Swedish Institute at Rome on a building now in the basement … Continue reading →

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BES News ns 17 (Spring 2007)

The BES Newsletter for Spring 2007 has been circulated today. The newsletter is in PDF and back issues (from 9 through to 15) can be downloaded from https://www.csad.ox.ac.uk/bes/Newsletter.htm. The Contents for the current issue include: Announcements News of members & … Continue reading →

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A Virtual Research Environment for the Study of Documents and Manuscripts

Charles Crowther points out a VRE award closely related to the Image, Text, Interpretation e-Science award posted yesterday. A Virtual Research Environment for the Study of Documents and Manuscripts The Humanities Division at Oxford University has been awarded two years … Continue reading →

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13th Epigraphy Congress, urgent accommodation and programme news

Circulated by AIEGL: 13th Epigraphy Congress – urgent accommodation and programme news Dear Colleagues We should like to urge you to complete your booking arrangements for the 13th International Congress of Greek and Latin Epigraphy, 2-8 September 2007. The lower-price … Continue reading →

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Image, Text, Interpretation: e-Science, Technology and Documents

Just announced: Oxford and UCL have won an award to apply e-Science technologies to the reading of the Vindolanda Tablets and other other epigraphic materials. “Image, Text, Interpretation: e-Science, Technology and Documents” Original documents are primary, often unique, resources for … Continue reading →

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EpiDoc Summer School, 11-15 June, 2007

Over the last few years an international group of scholars has been developing a set of conventions for marking up ancient documents in XML for publication and interchange. The EpiDoc Guidelines started from the case of inscriptions, but the principles … Continue reading →

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