Author Archives: Gabriel Bodard

Comitato Nazionale per l’Edizione delle lettere di Theodor Mommsen agli Italiani

Posted on 2007-02-16 by Gabriel Bodard

From AIEGL: Si desidera segnalare a colleghi e a studiosi che in data 29 gennaio 2007 si è dato vita con atto notarile al Comitato Nazionale per l’Edizione delle lettere di Theodor Mommsen agli Italiani, costituito da Marco Buonocore (Presidente; … Continue reading →

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Uchi Maius 2: Le iscrizioni

Posted on 2007-02-14 by Gabriel Bodard

From AIEGL: Uchi Maius 2: Le iscrizioni a cura di Antonio Ibba con la collaborazione di Mohamed Abid, Zeïneb Benzina Ben Abdallah, Cecilia Cazzona, Paola Ruggeri, Daniela Sanna, Rita Sanna, Esmeralda Ughi disegni di Salvatore Ganga Sassari 2006 ISBN 88-6025-024-2 … Continue reading →

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The Origins of the Oscan Alphabet

Posted on 2007-02-14 by Gabriel Bodard

“The Origins of the Oscan Alphabet”, James Clackson and Michael Crawford, Cambridge Epigraphy Saturday, 27 January, 2007. James Clackson first spoke for twenty minutes or so on the state of scholarship concerning the origins of the Oscan alphabet. Inscriptions in … Continue reading →

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Seminars in Manchester

Posted on 2007-02-08 by Gabriel Bodard

(seminars of possible interest to epigraphers listed below) Research Seminar, second semester, 2006-7 All seminars take place in Humanities Lime Grove Building, Oxford Road, Room S1.7 and begin at 5pm. All welcome. For more information, contact ruth.morello@manchester.ac.uk 8 February A.R. … Continue reading →

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Publication: La Route de Myos Hormos

Posted on 2007-02-08 by Gabriel Bodard

From AIEGL: La Route de Myos Hormos, qui était épuisé, vient d’être réédité à l’IFAO avec un addendum de 6 pages, dont l’essentiel est une mise au point d’Hélène Cuvigny intitulée : « Quintana, la femme métamorphosée en taxe ». … Continue reading →

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Publication: Donner à voir, donner à lire

Posted on 2007-02-08 by Gabriel Bodard

Mémoire et communication dans la Rome ancienne Mireille Corbier Inscriptions et « grafitti » sur pierre ou sur bronze, sur mosaïques, sur enduits peints, sur les objets utilisés au quotidien, et même textes écrits sur des tableaux de bois ou … Continue reading →

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Afterlife of Inscriptions: Warwick November 2007

Posted on 2007-02-08 by Gabriel Bodard

17 November (DATE NOW CONFIRMED): XI AGM and Autumn Colloquium on the theme of “The Afterlife of Inscriptions”, University of Warwick. For further details contact Abigail Graham (abigail.graham@warwick.ac.uk). Short reports or posters are very welcome from any member at colloquia. … Continue reading →

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Seminars in Leeds

Posted on 2007-02-08 by Gabriel Bodard

Leeds Classics Department Research Seminar (papers of possible interest to epigraphers) Wednesdays at 3pm Room 101, Parkinson Building University of Leeds January 31st Sybille Haynes Formerly British Museum New Light on the Etruscans of Chiusi (with slides / powerpoint) February … Continue reading →

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New Books: Accordia

Posted on 2007-02-08 by Gabriel Bodard

Recently seen: See our new year offers on recent Accordia publications for limited period Across Frontiers (Ridgway Festschrift) (hardback 552pp) (List 88). offer £70 / Members £50 Oenotrians Near Sybaris (List 32) offer £25 / Members £20 Ligurian Landscapes (List … Continue reading →

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BES Spring 2007: Edinburgh

Posted on 2007-02-08 by Gabriel Bodard

British Epigraphy Society Spring Meeting 2007 The University of Edinburgh, School of History and Classics May 5th 2007 The BES spring meeting 2007 will be held at the University of Edinburgh on May 5th, 2007. The Meeting is organised by … Continue reading →

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Accordia Research Seminars 2007

Posted on 2007-02-08 by Gabriel Bodard

New Perspectives on the Etruscans II: the Etruscans and Central Italy February 20th: Judith Toms (Oxford): The development of organised pottery workshops in the early Etruscan culture: a case study from southern Etruria February 27th: Simon Keay (Southampton): Recent work … Continue reading →

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