Mission Impossible. Mapping the Classical Web: A Meta-Guide Through the
Classical Link Collections
(Athanasios Sideris, Issue 1 / 2001)
Classical Antiquity became, very early on, one of the fields that
attracted the interest of people dealing with the Internet and the
creation of web pages dedicated to culture and history. Undoubtedly this
was to be expected, as Classical Antiquity still represents a crucial
and thorny question for Western society. The relationship of the modern
Westerner to the culture of Greece and Rome embodies the culmination of
complex proceedings and concepts, which can be traced back to the age of
Enlightment, to the Renaissance and even to the Antiquity itself. All
the various explanations of this relationship, its ceaseless
redefinitions and inevitable refutations do nothing but reaffirm its
fundamental position in the structure of Western thought.
Much has been written about this subject, both laudatory and
pejorative. It should come as no surprise, therefore, that from a very
early stage, Classicists were intrigued by the New Technologies and were
more flexible in their approach than most of their colleagues in the
Humanities1. It has been argued that this position owes much to
Classical Archaeologists, who had for long been accustomed to the
intrusion of technology in the adyton of their discipline2; indeed,
geophysical methods of survey, radiocarbon dating, thermoluminescence
dating and other techniques have been increasingly adopted since the
fifties.
Whatever it was that influenced Classicists, the fact is that after a
brief period of theoretical considerations about the use of the new
medium3, the web became a tool in the service of teachers and students,
excavators and researchers who used it to publish their original
studies. In the beginning the ratio between relevant scholarly material
and "garbage" on the web was heartbreaking. But nowadays a
huge quantity of primary sources (ancient authors, inscriptions, coins,
excavation reports), many reference works (i.e. PECS, Liddel-Scott,
Suida, Leake's Northern Greece, etc.), and an ever-growing number of
scholarly publications are already available4. Navigation on the web
became easier but finding what you are looking for remains, in some
aspects, a Herculean task. Indexes of available material were helpful,
the first of which were issued only in printed version. The best of them
soon moved from the printed page to the screen5. Thus appeared indexes
on art and architecture, on military history, on gender studies, on
museums and collections and many other topics. Private people first and,
soon after, academic institutions created and maintained general indexes
on Antiquity or the Classics that are usually called "link
lists" or "gateways". The more explanatory such tools are
the more useful they become, since the user needs to know not only where
information relative to his search can be found but also what exactly he
may expect there. The best indexes, some of which still appear in
printed version, feature a comment for each site mentioned, often
followed by the contents6.
Indexes that citie only other indexes instead of giving any
information are called meta-indexes or meta-guides. They can be very
helpful for beginners and for people searching for an unfamiliar topic,
but let's not forget that "it is easy to surf around in them and
never come across any real data"7.
What follows is such a meta-guide. It is addressed to people seeking
pre-selected and organized material on the classical civilisations of
Greece and Rome. During the last year the author has visited each of the
gateways listed here but the links were last checked on the date
appearing next to the electronic address. The choices of this list were
only partially dictated by scholarly criteria, since need for technique
reliability, efficient design and personal taste also raised their
claims. Such choices, even coming from a long-addicted data web user,
may have limited interest beyond their practical timesaving value.
Gateways on Classical Antiquity
Academic Departments
Aiolos - Klassiek Cultuurgebied
http://www.uba.uva.nl/nl/digitalebib/klassiek/aiolos.html
(17.02.2000)
This guide is compiled and maintained by R.L. Hunsucker. It is
frequently updated and there are commentaries on each link but... in
Dutch. Aiolos comprises three main sections with several subdivisions:
Algemene bronnen (General Resources): Oriënterende en
meta-diensten (Orientation Pages), Bibliotheekcatalogi (Library
Catalogues on line), Bibliografische diensten en bestanden
(Bibliographies), Uitgeverijen / boekhandel (Publishing Houses and
Bookshops), Andere instellingen (Other Stuff), Tekstbestanden enz. (Text
Archives).
Vakspecialistische bronnen (Special Resources): Klassieke oudheid
i.h.a. (Classical Antiquity in general), Handschriftkunde
(Palaeography), Wijsbegeerte v.d. klassieke oudheid (History of Ancient
Philosophy), Godsdienstgeschiedenis (History of Religion in the
Classical World), Muntkunde e.d. (Numismatics), Epigrafie / Papyrologie
(Epigraphy and Papyrology), Archeologie (Archaeology), Oude geschiedenis
(Ancient History), Klassieke taal- en letterkunde (Classic Literature),
Kunst v.d. klassieke oudheid (Classical Art), Exacte wetenschappen en
technologie (Science and Technology), Aardrijkskunde en topografie
(Geography and Topography), Rechtsgeschiedenis (Law History).
Persoonlijke selectie (Personal selection) with some more links to
related topics.
ArchNet
http://www.lib.uconn.edu//ArchNet/ (20.02.2000)
One of the best and most extensive gateways for archaeology in
general.
Academic Departments, Archaeological Regions: Africa, Asia, Australia
and Pacific, Central America, Europe, Near East, North America, South
America, Publishers, Museums on the Web, News & System Information,
Other Resources, Email Directory (WEDA), Electronic Journals, Newsgroups
& Listservs, Search ArchNet, Subject Areas: Archaeometry, Botanical
Ceramics, CRM & Government Agencies, Educational Materials,
Ethnohistory / Ethnoarchaeology, Faunal Geo-Archaeology, Historic
Archaeology, Lithics, Mapping and GIS Method & Theory, Site Files
& Tours Software.
Argos
http://argos.evansville.edu/ (18.02.2000)
Argos is a powerful search engine, dedicated to Ancient and Medieval
studies. Its area of search is limited to a dozen specialised link
collections from which the user gets faster and more customised results
than in any other general search engine like Alta Vista, Lycos,
LookSmart, MSN or Excite. Argos is hosted by the University of
Evansville, in USA. The domain of Argos comprises the following lists:
Abzu: Guide to Resources for the Study of the Ancient Near East
Available on the Internet, Byzantium: Byzantine Studies on the Internet,
The Cambridge Classics External Gateway to Humanities Resources,
Diotima: Materials for the Study of Women and Gender in the Ancient
World, Exploring Ancient World Cultures, Kirke: Katalog der
Internet-Ressourcen für die Klassische Philologie aus Erlangen, The
Labyrinth: A World Wide Web Server for Medieval Studies, NetSERF: The
Internet Connection for Medieval Resources, The Perseus Project: An
Evolving Digital Library on Ancient Greece, Rassegna degli Strumenti
Informatici per lo Studio dell'Antichità Classica, Romarch: Roman
Art and Archaeology.
Altertumswissenschaft im Internet
http://www.uni-konstanz.de/ZE/Bib/zs/zsant.html (17.02.2000)
A selective list by Karsten Wilkens (University Library of
Constanza). The links are not numerous and are always followed by brief
commentaries and presented in groups:
Kurztitelliste, Bibliographien, Current contents, Rezensionsorgane,
Zeitschriften, Literaturhinweise, Adressenverzeichnisse,
Bibliothekskataloge, Zeitschrifteninhaltserschliegung, Verlagskataloge,
Suchmaschinen, Wörterbücher, Hypertextbeispiel, Zu einzelnen
Gattungen – Autoren – Themen.
Bibliotheca Classica Selecta
http://www.fusl.ac.be/Files/General/BCS/Bib.html (17.02.2000)
Bibliotheca Classica Selecta is one of the most serious academic
attempts to use Internet for Classical Studies. It is prepared by J.-M.
Hannick and J. Poucet, and hosted by the Université Catholique de
Louvain. It comprises six sections among which there is a huge
bibliography [Bibliographie d'orientation (BCS-BOR)] organised by
subject and comprising not only book references but also numerous
well-selected links to e-resources. Search is possible thanks to
suitable engine. The following categories can be found amongst the
e-resources.
Points d'entrée généraux, Points d'entrée
spécialisés, Archéologie et électronique,
Editions électroniques de textes anciens, Epigraphie et électronique,
Numismatique et électronique, Papyrologie et électronique,
Sciences et techniques sur le Web, Bibliothèques belges (et
étrangères), Centres de recherches belges, Universités
et centres universitaires belges, Départements classiques, Listes
de discussion ou de diffusion, Maisons d'édition et librairies, Cédéroms
et logiciels classiques, Revues électroniques, TOCS-IN (BCS-TOC)
[European mirror site of the bibliographical data bank elaborated by the
University of Toronto], Articles en version électronique
(BCS-PUB), Traductions françaises (BCS-TRA), comprising Lucian,
Vergil and Apuleius.
Cambridge University Faculty of Classics: Links Gateway
http://www.classics.cam.ac.uk/Faculty/links.html (17.02.2000)
This is a very useful list hosted by the Faculty of Classics,
University of Cambridge, and by Bruce Fraser. Links are commented and
classified in chapters:
Literature, Philosophy, History, Art History and Archaeology,
Linguistics and Philology, General Information, Special Topics:
Byzantium and Near East Resources , Conferences, Egyptian Resources,
Epigraphy, General and Non-Classical Resources: Drama, References, Greek
Personal Names: A Lexicon, Language Searching: A Thesaurus Linguae,
Greek and Latin, Late Antiquity, Lighted-hearted Links, and Games, Maps
and Geography, Mathematics in the Ancient World, Medicine in the Ancient
World, Museums and Art, Mythology, Numismatics, Oriental Culture,
Political Theory, Papyrology and Palaeography, Religion and Medieval
History, Rhetoric, Oratory and Orality, Technology in the Ancient World.
Classical Link Collection (Oxford)
http://info.ox.ac.uk/departments/humanities/ (17.02.2000)
A good collection of links may be found under WWW Items of Interest
to Classicists in the Classics Home Page, Faculty of Litterae
Humaniores, University of Oxford. It comprises the following chapters:
General Collections, Journals, Art – Archaeology - Pictures (this
part is due to John Younger), Papyrology – Palaeography - Textual
Criticism, Maps - Regional Information - Mediterranean news,
Miscellaneous Resources (with, among others, links to Perseus and
Thesaurus Linguae Graecae), Software for Classicists, Other Classics
Departments, Individual Home Pages, Libraries and other catalogues –
Presses - Bookshops.
Classical Links at the University of Pennsylvania
http://ccat.sas.upenn.edu/clst/links.html (20.02.2000)
This site, maintained by Jay Treat and obviously made for the needs
of students in the Classics department, University of Pennsylvania, is
not very rich. Only basic resources may be found here.
Classics Subject Guide
http://www.ualberta.ca/~slis/guides/classics/home.html (20.02.2000)
This list is due to Lyle Ford and Joan Martin (University of Alberta,
Canada). Links are carefully selected and comments are to the point. The
clear organisation of the site makes it a favourite place for many
classicists.
Introduction, Art of the Ancient World, Archaeology, History,
Listservs and E - Journals, University Classics Departments, Classics
Societies, Other Classics Resources, Photograph Gallery, Search Tools.
Classics Eireann
http://homepage.mac.com/classicseireann/ (18.02.2000)
Classics Eireann was previously known as Greek and Roman Civilisation
Homepage, but nowadays it is hosted by the University College of Dublin
and maintained by Simon Spence, Ardle MacMahon and Daron Higgins. The
main page gives access to the following sections:
Archaeology Page: General, Greek Art and Architecture, Roman Art and
Architecture, British Archaeology, Egyptian Art and Architecture, Near
Eastern Art and Architecture, Museums and Archaeological Journals on
line, Archaeological Departments. Internet Page: Search Engines.
Literature and History Page: Literature, History, Mythology of the
Ancient World, E-Journals for Classicists. Articles Page: some articles
on line. Universities Page: Links to the University, Irish Universities,
World Universities.
Classics Collections
http://web.uflib.ufl.edu/cm/classics/ (20.02.2000)
This collection once named "Classics Alcove", is by Blake
Landor in the site of the George A. Smathers Libraries of the University
of Florida. Brief comments follow the links, which are divided in to
sections:
Local Resources, Subject Guides/Indices, Databases, Bibliographies,
Directories/Associations, Etexts, Journals, Art & Archaeology,
Classical Mythology, Instructional Resources, Other Resources.
Classics and Mediterranean Archaeology
http://rome.classics.lsa.umich.edu/ (20.02.2000)
One of the oldest and richest lists on Classics. Sebastian Heath
(University of Michigan) cares for frequent updates and additions of
anything relative to Antiquity. Nevertheless links are not commented and
the user only has a vague idea of their contents, according to the
section in to which they are classified:
Texts, Projects, Journals, Bibliographies, Etc. Exhibits, Web
Documents and Sources of Images. Field Projects and Site Specific
Reports. Related Courses, Course Material and Departmental Descriptions.
Museums. Atlases and Geographic Information. News Groups, Mail Lists and
FAQs. Other Gophers, FTP Servers, and Telnet Sessions by Topic. Loosely
Related Material. Other World Wide Web Servers.
Classics Gateways
http://www.rdg.ac.uk/AcaDepts/lk/Link/ (20.02.2000)
An extensive and very well organised list from the University of
Reading. Links are only briefly described.
Bibliographies & Journals, Library Catalogues & Booksellers,
Upcoming Conferences, History and Atlases, Art and Archaeology, Texts
and Authors, Religion and Mythology, Philosophy, Science and Medicine,
Rhetoric and Law, Gender Studies, Late Antiquity and Medieval Studies,
Other Ancient Cultures, Fonts, Language & Computer Resources,
Reception of Antiquity, Papyri, Inscriptions and Manuscripts,
Departments and Institutes, Associations & Directories, Other WWW
Guides.
Classics Links
http://www.utexas.edu/depts/classics/ (20.02.2000)
Maintained by the Classics Department of Texas University. Offers
various links to important Gateways.
Classics Webliography
http://www.lib.lsu.edu/hum/classics.html (20.02.2000)
A short but well-organised list by Steven Harris and hosted by the
Luisana State University. Briefly commented links are divided into the
following chapters:
Web Guides to General Classics Resources, Web Guides to Roman
Resources, Web Guides to Greek Resources, Print Resources in the LSU
Libraries, Online Greek and Latin Texts, Ancient Greek and Roman Images,
Journals (Print and Online), Online Dictionaries.
Deutsche Datenquellen: Alte Geschichte
http://www.phil.uni-erlangen.de/~p2latein/vl/vlagdt.html (18.02.2000)
This is just the part of KIRKE dedicated to the study of history. The
list, maintained by Ulrich Schmitzer, collects german-language,
historical sites and presents them in separate sections:
Projekt Telemachos/Telemaco, Linksammlungen, Institutionen,
Bibliographisches, Zeitschriften, Online-Publikationen, Lehre im Netz,
Serien, elektronische Buchanhänge, Epigraphische und papyrologische
Einzelprojekte, Einzelprojekte: die Römer in Deutschland, Weitere
Einzelprojekte, Biographisches, Kommerzielles, Ihre Kommentare.
Electronic Library For Ancient Historians
http://viator.ucs.indiana.edu/~romnhist/Electronicsept.html
(20.02.2000)
Hosted by the Indiana University and compiled by Callie Williamson,
this catalogue is a very useful one because of its pertinent comments on
each link. The main page gives access to four categories:
General/Reference, Ancient Resources, On-Line Journals, General
Sources.
Electronic Resources for Classicists: The Second Generation
http://www.tlg.uci.edu/~tlg/index/resources.html (20.02.2000)
As stated in the title of the list, this is the second electronic
edition of the guide initially published on paper by Maria P. Pantelia.
The easy navigation of the site, its well-organised material and its
frequent updates make it the site most praised by the American
Classicists:
Introduction, Gateways, Links to Classics Resources, Databases and
Web Projects, Home Pages, E-Publications, Publishers and Journals,
Bibliographical Indexes, Bibliographies, Images, E-Text Archives, Course
Materials, Author Specific Sites, Fonts and Software, Software
Developers, Professional Organisations, Classics Departments, On-line
Seminars, Miscellaneous, K-12 Resources, Discussion Groups.
Exeter Subject Tree: Classics & Ancient History
http://www.ex.ac.uk/~SJMacwil/lib/class.html (18.02.2000)
This is a list made by Stuart Macwilliam. Links are followed by brief
but thoughtful comments and incisive descriptions. Nevertheless, the
list seems out of date. It comprises:
General Guides and Gateways, Reference Works, Organisations -
including Academic Departments, Library Catalogues, Bibliographies,
Primary Texts, Secondary Texts, Journals, Publishers' Catalogues,
Discussion Lists, Art and Images.
Horus' World Wide Web Links to History Resources
http://www.ucr.edu/h-gig/horuslinks.html (20.02.2000)
This is a general gateway for history but the section on Antiquity is
quite rich. Very useful for links to sites dealing with peripheral
cultures. Under the main section for Antiquity the following sections
can be found:
China Egypt General Ancient, Classical / Near East, Geography, Greece
(including Byzantine Period) Israel, Mesopotamia / Syria / Fertile
Crescent, Patristic / Early Christian History, Rome (including Roman
Empire / Italy / Sardinia / Sicily), Ancient / Classical Resources for
Study, Ancient / Classical Period Reference Works, Classical / Ancient
Studies, Journals / Magazines, Directories of Ancient and Classical
Periods.
The HUMBUL Gateway
http://users.ox.ac.uk/~humbul/ (18.02.2000)
The HUMBUL is a selective Gateway for the study of the Humanities on
Internet. It comprises sections on Archaeology and Classics. It is
hosted by the Humanities Computing Unit of the University of Oxford. The
main links give access either to the sites themselves or to their
descriptions in situ. You may add your own comments, visit the New Sites
in a particular section, or use some of the most efficient search
engines.
Anthropology, Archaeology, Classics, Dictionaries on-line, Electronic
Text Resources, Film, Drama and Media Studies, History, Humanities
Computing, Hypermedia, Languages and Linguistics, Libraries, Literature,
Medieval Studies, Miscellaneous, Music, Open and Distance Learning,
Philosophy, Religious Studies, Visual Arts.
Iniziative di informatica umanistica
http://rmcisadu.let.uniroma1.it/camplani/internet.html (18.02.2000)
This list collects sites dealing with the application of informatics
in humanities. Sites may be found on methodology and principles as well
as sites presenting a particular project. Links are selected and
commented by Alberto Camplani. The main sections are:
Centri di informatica umanistica (didattica e ricerca), Archivi
testuali e linguistici, Codifica, Storia, Antichità: archeologia,
papirologia, Filologia, archeologia, civiltà antiche,
Papirologia, Arte e musei, Musicologia, Biblioteche e archivi musicali,
Musica antica, Teoria musicale, Musica elettronica, Siti musicologici
generali, Geografia, Gruppi di interesse specifico - Riviste
elettroniche.
Internet Resources for Classical Studies
http://www.indiana.edu/~kglowack/internet.html (20.02.2000)
The guide is hosted in the pages of Indiana University and updated
thanks to Kevin T. Glowacki. The material is organised in the following
categories:
Great Places to Begin Surfing, Book Reviews & Bibliography, Latin
Language & Roman Culture, Greek Language & Culture, Classical
Mythology, Classical Art & Archaeology, Other Classics Departments.
Kentucky Selection of Web Sites
http://www.uky.edu/ArtsSciences/Classics/welcome.html (20.02.2000)
This list, maintained by Ross Scaife and hosted by the University of
Kentucky, is a good gateway, well-organised but without comments on the
links. The main page gives access to the following categories (which are
further subdivided):
Faculty, Degree Programs, Study Abroad, Courses We Offer, Spoken
Latin & Neolatin, Art, Myth, and Archaeology, Libraries &
Bibliography, UK, Lexington, & Kentucky, Professional Resources,
Want to be a Latin teacher.
KIRKE - Katalog der Internet-Ressourcen für die Klassische
Philologie aus Erlangen
http://www.phil.uni-erlangen.de/~p2latein/ressourc/ressourc.html
(18.02.2000)
KIRKE is dedicated to classical philology but host also the Deutsche
Datenquellen: Alte Geschichte und Klassische Philologie. It represents
one of the richest collections and is supported by the University of
Erlangen. The links are described with a few words in German. The
sections are articulated as follows:
Hilfen bei der Suche (other link collections), Institute – Seminare
- Departments, Zeitschriften online, Bibliographien – Bücher –
Projekte, Spezielle Themen (Frauen, Kinder etc., Geschichte, Philologie,
Naturwissenschaft, Mythologie, Religion, Spätantike, Christentum),
Antike Texte (Didaktische Hilfsmittel, Software on line, Virtuelle
Antike, Institute für Computeranwendungen in den
Geisteswissenschaften, Antikenrezeption im Film, Antike Buchkultur -
Epigraphik, Papyrologie, Verlagskataloge), Nachbardisziplinen, Archäologie
(Institutions and Research Projects, Archaeological Places, E-Journals,
Museums, Exhibitions and Collections of Images, Archaeological
Excavations), Neue Links des laufenden Monats.
Labyrinth
http://www.georgetown.edu/labyrinth/ (20.02.2000)
This guide is hosted by the Georgetown University and covers
mediaeval studies. Nevertheless, there is enough material (texts of
ancient authors, journals etc.) relevant to classicists. There is also a
search browsing from the following sections:
Latin Bible, Liturgical Texts, Classical Greek Texts that Influenced
Latin Traditions, Classical and Late Classical Latin Texts, Early
Patristic Writings, Subject Menus, Labyrinth On Line Bibliographies,
Pedagogical Resources, Professional News, Publications and
Organisations, Labyrinth Electronic Center, Medieval Studies Databases,
Projects, E-Journals, Daedalus's Guides to the Net and Web: Resources
and Tools.
Links to Classical Materials
http://www.vuw.ac.nz/classics/links.html (20.02.2000)
An extensive and nicely presented list of Classics resources
conceived by David Rosenbloom and maintained by Arthur Pomeroy, Victoria
University of Wellington (New Zealand). Numerous briefly described links
are classified into the following categories:
Periodicals Classics Resources Texts and Bibliographies Departments,
Libraries, MuseumsAssociations and Individuals Hellas The Roman World
Egypt and the Near East A Miscellany.
Oxford Libraries Internet Gateway
http://www.bodley.ox.ac.uk/oxlip/ (20.02.2000)
This is a general gateway, which also provides some links relevant to
the classics scattered in various broad categories,such as philosophy,
history of science etc.
Rassegna delle Risorse Elettroniche per lo Studio dell'Antichità
Classica
http://www.economia.unibo.it/dipartim/stoant/rassegna1/intro.html
(20.02.2000)
The Rassegna is undoubtedly the richest and most important list
relevant to Classicists and Archaeologists. It had begun as a personal
page of Alessandro Cristofori, but soon has been adopted by the
University of Bologna. This excellent guide is complete, very well
presented and regularly updated. Long and essential comments on the
sites, and on "of line" resources, are given in Italian. It
seemed appropriate to give here the full contents.
Novita, Gateways e Guide, America, Asia e Oceania, Europa, Fonti
Letterarie, Testi su supporto magnetico, Testi on line, I singoli autori
on line: Autori greci, I singoli autori on line: Autori latini, I
singoli autori on line: Autori cristiani, Fonti Epigrafiche, Fonti
Papirache, Fonti Numismatiche, Documentazzione Archeologica e Immagini,
Guide e strumenti di orientamento, Progetti di interesse generale,
Raccolte di immagini, Penisola Iberica, Gallia, Britannia, Germania,
Italia: Risorse generali sull'archeologia dell'Italia, Roma e il Lazio,
Campania, Apulia et Calabria, Lucania et Brutii, Samnium, Picenum,
Umbria, Etruria, Aemilia, Liguria, Venetia et Histria, Transpadana,
Sicilia, Sardinia et Corsica, Area Danubiana e Balcanica, Grecia, Asia
minore, Vicino Oriente, Egitto, Africa settentrionale, Riviste
electroniche, Strumenti di aggiornamento, Riviste elettroniche
concernenti l'antichità classica, La Ricerca Bibliografica,
Repertori bibliografici su supporto magnetico, Repertori bibliografici
on line, Indici di riviste, Bibliotheche Elettroniche, Biblioteche
virtuali, Pagine elettroniche di biblioteche reali, Materialli
Didattici, Guide e grandi progetti didattici, Corsi on line, Software
per la didattica, Le Strutture della Ricerca Scientifica sull' Antichita
Classica, Strumenti di orientamento, Associazioni, Strutture
Accademiche: Canada, Strutture Accademiche: Germania, Strutture
Accademiche: Italia, Strutture accademiche: Regno Unito, Strutture
Accademiche: Spagna, Strutture accademiche: Stati Uniti, Strutture
accademiche: Il resto del mondo, Home Pages di singoli studiosi, Gruppi
di Discussione, Strumenti di orientamento, I singoli gruppi di
discussione, Informazioni, Annunci di lavoro, Cataloghi librari,
Convegni, Indirizzari, Musei e Mostre, Guide e strumenti di
orientamento, Musei on line: Italia, Musei on line: Il resto del mondo,
Mostre virtuali, Altre risorse elettroniche organizzate per soggetto,
Altre civiltà in rapporto con la Grecia e Roma, Antichità
Celtiche, Antichità Italiche, Antropologia, Cronologia,
Etruscologia, Folklore e Mitologia, Geografia e Cartografia, Paleografia
e Storia della Scrittura, Prosopografia, Retorica, Storia del
Cristianesimo, Storia del diritto, Storia dell'economia antica, Storia
della filosofia antica, Storia greca, Storia militare, Storia della
navigazione, Storia delle religioni classiche, Storia romana, Storia
della scienza, Storia sociale e Antichità greche e romane, Studi
Ebraici, Software, Siti generali, Fonts, Software per la preparazione di
edizioni critiche, Software per la consultazione di CD-ROM, Software e
guide per la creazione di documenti html per WWW, Browser per la
navigazione in Internet, Altri programmi utili per classicisti,
Glossario, Risorse da verificare, Indice Alphabetico delle Risorse
Schedate.
Research Institute for the Humanities - History
http://www.arts.cuhk.edu.hk/His.html (20.02.2000)
This collection from Hong Kong is a general gateway for history but
there are numerous links of interest to classicists:
Servers & Directories, Regions (of special interest the links to
sites dealing with the relations between Europe and the East), Periods
(only a small part on Antiquity), Specific Topics, Serials &
Resources.
Resources for Classics on the Internet
http://humanities.uchicago.edu/classics/Resources/Resources.html
(20.02.2000)
A nice list maintained by Bob Kaster in the Classics Department of
the University of Chicago. Brief descriptions illustrate the links that
are divided to the following sections:
Resources for Classics at the University of Chicago Quick link to the
library catalogue Resources for Classics on the Internet: Overviews,
Summaries, and Useful Collections Texts, Images, Vistas Libraries and
Related Resources Electronic Journals and Mailing Lists Finding other
classicists on the Internet: Learned Societies, Professional
Associations, and Related Groups Other Classics and Archaeology
Programs.
Repositories of Classical Texts and Publications
http://studentweb.tulane.edu/~rwoods/classics.html (20.02.2000)
This well-organised list is maintained by J. Ruebel and hosted by the
Iowa State University. Ruebel gives brief comments on many of the
entries, which appear in the following sections:
Resources and Information, Language Study, Texts, Journals,
Databases, Mailing Lists, Classical Associations, Institutions or
Departments.
Roman Sites
http://www.ukans.edu/history/index/europe/ancient_rome/E/Roman/RomanSites*/index.html
(20.02.2000)
This is the ultimate list for Latinists and students of Roman
civilisation. The compilation is by Bill Thayer as part of a broad
educational project called Lacus Curtius. There are more than two
thousand links divided in chapters:
Archaeology, Art and Architecture, Books, Journals and
Bibliographies, Money and artefacts, History (Biography, Genealogy,
Prosopography, History of Late Antiquity), Latin language and literature
Religion (Classical Religion and Mythology, Oriental Religions,
Christianity, Judaism and Mithraism), Astrology, Magic, Philosophy and
Economy, Sciences, Technology, Engineering, Medicine, Agriculture,
Mines, Congresses, Exhibition, Everyday life, Roman calendars, Law,
Cartography, Military and naval Antiquity, Curiosities, Topography, The
city of Rome, Italy, France, The Greek World, Iberian Peninsula, Central
Europe, Asia Minor, Near East, North Africa.
Swansea, University of Wales, Department of Classics and Ancient
History
http://www.swan.ac.uk/classics/www/ (20.02.2000)
This is the official site of the Classics Department of the
University of Wales. Under "Internet Resources" you will find
short lists of uncommented links in the following categories:
Electronic Texts, Electronic Journals, Other Classics Departments: UK
and rest of the world, Greece, Rome, Egyptology, Near East, Archaeology
and anthropology, Museums, CTIs and computing solutions, Books, Other
related sites, Other useful information, Wales and other Welsh
Universities.
Virtuelle Bibliothek der Klassische Archaeologie
http://www2.rz.hu-berlin.de/winckelmann/virtbibl.html (18.02.2000)
Stefan Altekamp, in the Humbolt Universität of Berlin, produced
a huge catalogue dealing mainly with classical archaeology, which
appears as the e-supplement of his printed guide to classical Internet
(Stefan Altekamp - Paul Tiedemann, Internet für Archäologen:
Eine praxisorientierte Einführung (Wissenschaftliche
Buchgesellschaft), Primus Verlag, Darmstadt 1999). The site is very
well-organised, following a subject division common to archaeologists.
Entries, mostly of scientific interest, are presented with essential
comments. You may also find a section with some popular sites. The links
are organised into the following topics:
Archaeology and Internet, Indices of General Resources, Indices by
Country, On line Catalogue of the Local Library, University Courses,
List of Thesis, Archaeological Theory, Institutions, Archaeological
Services, Persons. Management of Archaeological Projects, Archaeology
and Law, Conservation of Cultural Heritage, Excavation Techniques,
Surveys, Photogrammetria, Underwater Archaeology, Archaeometry, Computer
Restoration. History of Archaeology and Antiquity Traditions, Classical
Archaeology and Popular Culture, Classical Archaeology and Teaching.
History of Art, Architecture, Sculpture, Painting, Relief, Mosaics,
Ceramics, Utensils, Applied Arts, Iconology and Iconography. Topography:
Atlas, General Geography and Topography, Occidental Europe, Central and
Southern Europe, Greece, Italy, Turkey, Near East, North Africa. Museums
and Collections. Geographical and chronological domains, Public and
Private Spheres in Antiquity. Text Archives, Epigraphy, Numismatics, On
line Journals.
Voice of the Shuttle: Classical Studies Page
http://vos.ucsb.edu/index.html (18.02.2000)
The Voice of the Shuttle is the personal page of Alan Liu. It is a
general gateway for the Humanities but two subpages (Classical Studies
and Archaeology) are as rich as any many specialised collections. A few
words beside every link, and sometimes brief comments, help orientation.
The list is frequently updated and there is even a subpage for links
proposed by users and not yet checked. The classical material is
organised as follows:
Classical Studies: General Classics Resources, Language Resources,
Archaeology & Art, History & Culture, Literature, Mythology,
Philosophy, Journals, Classics Depts., Course Syllabi, Conferences, Call
for Papers. Archaeology: General Resources, Works, Sites, Projects,
Museums, Archaeological Historical Preservation, Course Syllabi and
Teaching Resources, Journals, Departments and Programmes, Listservs and
Newsgroups, Conferences and Call for Papers.
UCL Internet Resources Guide: Greek & Latin
http://www.ucl.ac.uk/Resources/Arts/greeklat.htm (18.02.2000)
Small list of resources on classics:
Collections of Classics/Ancient World resources, Electronic Journals,
Electronic Text, Projects of interest to classicists, Newsgroups.
World Wide Web Virtual Library: Humanities
http://www2.hum.gu.se/w3vl/ (20.02.2000)
The WWW Virtual Library (Göteborg University, Sweden) Antiquity
section is not rich but well-articulated. As expected various larger
fields are included with no specific classification. The main topics of
interest for classicists are:
Humanities, general: Humanities Computing, Other Indexes,
Archaeology, History, Philosophy, Religion, Archaeology and Ethnology,
Fine Art, History, Philosophy, History of Science, Religion, Languages
and literature, Languages, Lexical Research and Dictionaries, Text
Archives, Linguistics, Literature, Academies and Associations,
Conferences, Exhibitions and Museums, Libraries, Journals and
Newspapers, Education, Bookseller's and other commercial companies.
WWW-VL History
http://www.ukans.edu/history/VL/ (20.02.2000)
This is the general Gateway of the University of Kansas maintained by
Lynn H. Nelson. One of the best lists for Antiquity though not very
frequented. The organisation of the regularly updated but not commented
subpages is the following:
Research: Methods and Materials. Finding Aids: Bibliography, Guides,
Indexes, Libraries, Archives, Manuscripts, Museums, Booksellers.
Materials: Electronic Texts, Historical Journals, DataBases, General
Reference Works, on-line Images, Maps for Historians. Methods and
Auxiliary Disciplines: Methodologies, Archaeology, Demography,
Genealogy, Language, Timelines. Instruction: Instructional Resources,
Distance Education, Employment, Grants, Information Quality. Network
Information: Networking, Search Engines, Software. Scholarly Exchange:
Scholarly Societies and Associations, Centers and Institutes, on-line
Discussion Lists. Eras and Epochs, where can be found section on Ancient
Greece, Hellenistic Age and Ancient Rome. Historical Topics:
Architecture, Art, Climatology, Costume, Holocaust, Indigenous Peoples,
Islam, Labour History, Maritime History, History of Medicine, Military
History, History of Science, Slavery, Urban History, Women's History.
Finally there is also a presentation of resources by country.
Other Insitutions
Archaeology on the Net
http://www.serve.com/archaeology/ (20.02.2000)
One of the best archaeological resources lists. Not specialised in
classical Antiquity but with good choice of partially commented links
which appear in three main directories:
REGIONAL: Africa, America North and South, Anatolia (Turkey), Asia,
Australia and New Zealand, Europe, Near East. RESOURCES: Academic
Journals, Academic Departments, Associations and Organisations,
Bibliographies, Books, Discussion Lists and Newsgroups, Field and
Research Reports, Fieldwork Opportunities, Maps and Atlases, Teaching
Resources, Web Ring. GENERAL: Anthropology, Archaeological, Computing
Archaeometry, Conservation, Cultural Heritage Management,
Dendrochronology, Ethnoarchaeology, Faunal and Floral Studies, GIS and
Remote Sensing, Linguistics, Lithics, Museums, Rock Art, Underwater
Archaeology.
Archaeological Resource Guide for Europe (ARGE)
http://www.bham.ac.uk/ARGE/ (20.02.2000)
An extensive gateway which does not concern only classical
archaeologists. Links with comments may be viewed by period, or by
country, or even by subject. Here is a choice from the subject
catalogue:
The Aegean, Ceramic studies, Classical Archaeology, Coins,
Computational Archaeology, Databases, Dendrochronology, Discussion
lists, Field Work, Fringe Archaeology, Gender studies, Geographical
information systems (GIS), Geopositioning systems (GPS), Greeks,
Illyrians, Landscape Archaeology, Material Culture & Technology, the
Mediterranean, Metallurgy and Metals, Minoans, Mycenaeans, Research
projects, Romans, Scythians, Spartans, Statues and Stelae, Underwater,
Nautical and Marine Archaeology, Virtual reality.
Latein-Forum
http://www.lateinforum.de/ (20.02.2000)
A personal page with many links to the Roman Civilisation and the
Latin Language. Links are not commented:
Forum-Suchmaschine, Latein-Forum, Inhaltsverzeichnis - eigene Seiten,
Allgemeines - Bildungsserver, Allgemeines - Suchmaschinen, Allgemeines -
Teil 1 - 3, Alte Geschichte - Teil 1-5, Altertum und Internet - Latein
und Computer, Archäologie, Die Roemer am Limes Lateinisches -
heute, Lehrbücher - Materialien, Museen und Aktivitäten,
Mythologie der Antike Persönlichkeiten der Antike - Herrscher -
Politiker, Persönlichkeiten der Antike - Herrscher, Persönlichkeiten
der Antike - Lateinische Autoren, Pompeji, Projekte, Rom im WWW - Roma
aeterna, Rom im WWW - Studienfahrten - Roma-Vetus-Projekt - Tourismus -
Information, Römergruppen - Imperial Roman Reenacting, Römisches
Leben - Küche - Kunst - Medizin - Musik, Römisches Leben -
Religion - Münzen - Leben - Spiele - Straßen - Theater -
Wasse, Römisches Leben - Waffen und Armee, Unterricht - Didaktik -
neue Aspekte und Methoden, Unterrichtsmaterialien - Grammatik - Teil
1-2, Unterrichtsmaterialien - virtuelle Touren.
Library of Congress: Greek and Latin Classics Internet Resources
http://lcweb.loc.gov/global/classics/claslink.html (20.02.2000)
A rich page on classical Antiquity may be found under the auspices of
the Library of Congress. Though the choices are good, the list lacks the
"healthy curiosity of the specialist"; on the other hand it is
regularly updated and comprises the following sections:
Classics Links of Broad Scope, Texts, Universities, Colleges,
Schools, Links to Special Fields and Resources: Archaeology, Ancient
Sites and Monuments, Art and Architecture, Associations and Professional
Organisations, Computer Software, Conferences, Directories, Electronic
Journals and Classics Periodicals Resources, Games, History, Languages
and Linguistics, Law, Medieval Studies, Medicine, Military, History,
Miscellaneous, Music, Mythology, Newsgroups and Mailing Lists,
Numismatics, Palaeography, Papyrology, Publishers' and Vendors' Pages
and Catalogues, Sports Teaching, Tools and Course Materials.
Recursos para conocer el mundo clasico en Internet
http://nti.educa.rcanaria.es/clasicas/ (20.02.2000)
An interesting list supported by the Sociedad EspaÁola de Estudios
Clasicos (Canaries, Spain) by Ivan Juanes. The list includes the
chapters:
General, Recursos docentes, Lengua,Cultura, Historia, Musica y
Derecho, Departamentos y asociaciones, Software, tipos de letra y compra
de libros, Literatura y teatro, Textos clasicos, Arqueologia y Arte:
ciencias auxiliares, Revistas electronicas y bibliografia, Indoeuropeo y
sanscrito, Intercambio docente
recursos/experiencias.htmlrecursos/experiencias.html, Mitologia y
religion, Filosofia, Bibliotecas, Listas de distribucion.
Yahoo: Ancient History, Classics
http://www.yahoo.com/Arts/Humanities/History/Ancient_History/
(20.02.2000)
http://dir.yahoo.com/Arts/Humanities/Classics/ (20.02.2000)
General indexes usually do not offer good pages on such specialised
topics as Antiquity. Yahoo's lists on Ancient History and Classics is
the best among them, with only brief descriptions of the links:
Ancient History: Ancient Art, Coins and Currency, College and
University Departments, Egypt, Etruscans, Greece, Mesopotamia, Roman
Empire, Timelines, Web Directories, Women in Antiquity.
Classics: Ancient Greek History, Archaeology, Authors, Education,
Greek Tragedy, Institutes, Journals, Languages, Mailing Lists,
Organisations, Papyrology, Roman History, Web Directories.
Personal Home Pages
About.com: Ancient / Classical History
http://ancienthistory.miningco.com/education/history/ancienthistory/
(18.02.2000)
This is a popular link collection addressed mainly to the general
public. Sections are heterogeneous and the search for an interesting
link resembles a treasure-hunt:
Alexander the Great, Amazons, Anatolia, Battles and Campaigns,
Calendars, Celts, Cleopatra, Death/Afterlife, Economics, Egypt/Kemet,
Far East, Greece, Hercules, Historical Recreation, Illyria/Albania,
Independent/Homeschoolers, Julius Caesar, Medea, Medicine, Mesoamerica,
Near East, Numismatics, Philosophers, Rome, Schools' Pages, Socialising,
South Asia, Weapons/Arms/Warfare/Tactics, Women.
Academic Info Ancient History
http://www.academicinfo.net/histanc.html (18.02.2000)
Mike Madin compiled a directory with selected webliographies on
humanities. This particular page presents, and sometimes comments on
sites related to ancient history. Some unusual connections occur in the
otherwise not very broad choice. The collection includes the following
sections:
Search Engine, Meta-Indexes & General Directories, Texts &
Documents, Reference Tools, Ancient Greece, Ancient, Rome, Women in
Antiquity, Religion in the Ancient World, Online Publications, Selected
Institutes & Organisations, Others Sites of Interest.
Academic Info Classical Studies
http://www.academicinfo.net/classics.html (18.02.2000)
This page on classical studies is also compiled by Mike Madin and
includes the chapters:
Search Engine, Meta-Indexes & General Directories, Texts &
Documents, Greek Language, Greek Literature, Latin Language, Latin
Literature, Other Language, Tools, Online Publications, The Reference
Shelf Teaching Materials, Others Sites of Interest.
Aegean Prehistory Web Resources
http://lettere.unive.it/materiale_didattico/archeologia_egea/engl1.htm
(20.02.2000)
A single page ( and long) by Andrea Vianello points to sites dealing
with Aegean Prehistory. Links are not organised but provided with
noteworthy comments.
Altertumswissenschaftliche CD-ROMs
http://www.gwdg.de/~msehlme1/cdrom.htm (20.02.2000)
A short guide (48 CD-ROMs) to the "off line" resources with
comments and links to scholarly criticism presented in a personal page
(Markus Sehlmeyer) under the following sections:
Historische Darstellungen (Perseus, Pandora, Mommsens StR auf CD-ROM)
Antike griechische Texte und Übersetzungen (3 CD-ROMs) Antike
lateinische Texte (6 CD-ROMs) Spätantike, mittelalterliche und
neulateinische Texte (6 CD-ROMs) Hilfsmittel zum Mittellatein; ma.
Bibliographien Bibliographische CD-ROMs (Gnomon-4, DCB-2, DYABOLA ...)
Bilddatenbanken (Archäologische Quellen) - NEU - Epigraphik und
Papyrologie (6 CD-ROMs) Für die Schule: Geschichte, Latein
Nachschlagewerke // Neuheiten (6 CD-ROMs).
The Amazing Ancient World of Western Civilization
http://www.omnibusol.com/ancient.html (18.02.2000)
This is a very rich list addressed mostly to the general public,
though there are numerous links to academic pages. It is quite difficult
to navigate through the large files and the organisation of the material
is rather peculiar:
The mystery that was Egypt, The complexity that was the "other
ancients", The Glory that was Greece, The Power that was Rome, The
challenge that was Christianity, Ancient Cultures: Spanning and
Connecting.
The Ancient World Web
http://www.julen.net/aw/ (18.02.2000)
This very rich list (about 1000 links) is by Julia Hayden. Links are
well-organised and frequently updated. The user has the choice of three
different presentations: alphabetical index, geographical classification
or subject classification. The main categories of the latter are:
Alternative Theories, Archaeology, Art, Buildings Monuments and
Cities, Daily Life, General Resources, Inspired by Ancient World,
Institutions and Organisations, Language and Literature, Mythology and
Releigion, Science.
Archaeology and Architecture
http://www.xs4all.nl/~mkosian/ (20.02.2000)
European Archaeology, Greek Archaeology, Roman Archaeology, Computers
in Archaeology, Archaeological News, Web-sites.
Bellum Catilinae
http://users.ipa.net/~tanker/ (20.02.2000)
This is a rich list hosted in a personal page. It presents many
scholarly, interesting sites but also contains special categories for
popular or commercial sites. Most of the links are commented and
frequently up-dated. You may find the following groups:
Life of Catiline, Don't push this button, Greek Palaeography, Latin
Palaeography, A Clay Seal, Tabularum XII Relicta, De re coquinaria,
Ancient Pipe Organs, Conjectural Map of Pompeii, Recipes of the
Classicists, Two New Journals, Classics Needs, The 1998 Julius Awards,
Primary and Secondary Schools, Universities A-H, Universities I-T,
Universities U-Z, Scholarships, Fellowships, Grants, etc., Other
Educational Sites, Sights in the Ancient World, Archaeology,
Architecture, Art & Artefacts, Atlases, Maps & Gazetteers,
Computer Programs & Fonts, History & Sociology, Language,
Libraries, Literature, Manuscripts, Papyri & Ostraca, Medicine,
Science, Mathematics & Industry, Military, Museums, Numismatics,
Online Periodicals, Religion, Myth & Astrology, Other Free Research
Materials, Antiquities, Coins, etc,. Booksellers, Commercial Databases,
etc., Periodicals, Presses, Software, Other Commercial Sites, Classics
Organisations, News & Chat Sites, Private Individuals, Bread &
Circuses, Holidays, Reenactors, Other Lists.
Charta Caerulea Petri Henrici Barreda
http://www.ub.es/llati/petrus07.htm (17.02.2000)
The collection of this page represents the one hundred most visited
web sites concerning Latin. Ipso facto we find among them many sites
concerning classical antiquity in general. Nevertheless, there are too
many sites of little or no relevance to the specialist. P. E. Barreda
compiled the list and links are described in a few words in Spanish.
Classics & Ancient World
http://www.servtech.com/public/mvail/classics.html (20.02.2000)
A list on Classics may be found as part of the Digital Librarian,
compiled by Margaret Vail Anderson, a librarian in Cortland, New York. A
not very rich collection of briefly described but unclassified links.
C.W. Conrad Home Page
http://www.artsci.wustl.edu/~cwconrad/
This list is part of Carl W. Conrad’s home page:
Antiquity (general and history of religions), Authors and Texts,
General Classics Listings, Specialised Sites, Map Resources for Ancient
World, Panoramic View of Ancient World, General Resources, Classics
Associations, Classics Departmental Sites, Classics Publishers, Medieval
and Latin Language and Culture, Classics E-Journals, Personal Pages of
Note.
Etruscan Resources at the University of North Carolina
http://atlantic.evsc.virginia.edu/julia/etruscan/
(20.02.2000)
A personal page by Julia Hayden, who is also the curator of the list
The Ancient World.
Internet Resources, General Resources, Art, History, Religion,
Culture.
Forbidden Archaeology
http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Station/2926/arqforb0.htm
(20.02.2000)
A personal page in English created by Alex Franz (Mexico) with many
links but no comments. Links are presented in ten categories:
Texts, Projects, Journals, Bibliographies etc. - Exhibits, Web
Documents and Sources of Images - Field Projects and Site Specific
Reports - Departmental Descriptions - Course Material and Teaching
Resource - Museums, Atlases and Geographic Information - News Groups,
Mail Lists and FAQs - Other World Wide Web Servers.
Greek (Attic / Hellenic) Sites on the World-Wide Web
http://www.showgate.com/medea/grklink.html
(20.02.2000)
This is mainly a popular oriented personal list by Bob Fisher.
Uncommented links fall into four categories:
Authors and Texts, Art and Images, Resources and Topics, Maps and
Geography.
HEMEA: Heuristiek Mediterrane Archeologie
http://real-huizen.dds.nl/~stephack/134.htm
(20.02.2000)
Hemea is a personal page maintained by Stephan ten Hacken in two
versions: Dutch and English. The links without comments are presented in
chapters:
Search and Indices, Reference Works Bibliographies, Catalogues,
Journals, Institutions, Museums, Images, Excavations, Books and
Publishers, Library - Acquisitions, Directories, Research Data, Syllabi
and Texts.
Internet Ancient History Resource Guide
http://allserv.rug.ac.be/~kverbove/IAHRG/internet.html
(18.02.2000)
This is a useful general guide on classical antiquity by Koen
Verboven. Each site is described and often introduced with large
extracts from the presentation of the site itself. This is particularly
valuable as the site’s aim and character become more comprehensible.
The links are divided as follows:
Getting started and staying updated. Gateways and sites of
information. Heuristics: Electronic Texts. Epigraphy. Papyrology,
Numismatics, Ceramics. Heuristic resources 'off-line'. Looking for books
and articles?: Bibliographies, reviews, publication lists and tables of
contents. Bibliographies off line, Publishers' catalogues. Library
catalogues, Electronic Book editions and studies. Reference works and
tools: Encyclopaedia, dictionaries and prosopographies, Maps and
geography. Research Fora: Electronic Journals and Newsletters,
Newsgroups, mailing lists and so forth, Conference and lecture
announcements. Education and studies: Educational Sites, Summer course.
Varia and recreation.
Internet Resources for Classics
http://sms-va.com/mdl-indx/internet.htm
(20.02.2000)
Links without comments in this list are mainly orientated to the
North American resources. Marshall Davies Lord, who compiled the list as
a personal page, makes relatively frequent updates.
Art, Architecture, Books, Entertainment, Epigraphy, E-Texts, History,
Home Pages, Indices, Journals, Medieval, Modern Literature., Museums,
Music, Mythology, Numismatics, Organisations, Projects, Resources,
Satellite Images, Search Engines, Sites Software, Universities.
James O'Donnell Home Page
http://ccat.sas.upenn.edu/jod/
(20.02.2000)
Professor James O'Donnel (University of Pennsylvania) gives a list
for classicists in his personal page. There is no attempt at exhaustive
presentation but rather a personal point of view on antiquity through
four general categories, outlined on the main page:
Libraries, Resources in Classical Studies, Resources in Late Antique
and Medieval Studies, General Scholarly Tools.
Pomoerium Best Computer Resources
http://pomoerium.com/links_c.htm
(20.02.2000)
This is a German list but edited in English by Ryszard Pankiewicz
(Bochum). The site hosts also the e-journal of the same name. Numerous
and regularly updated links are not commented and appear in the
following sections:
General Resources, Libraries & Publishers, Organisations,
Universities, Conferences & Courses, Projects & Databases,
Bibliographies, Maps & Lists, Journals & Series, Languages,
Classics Texts & Authors, Greek Texts, Roman Texts, Epigraphy,
Papyrology, Classics Books, Bibliographic Databases, Tools & Fonts,
Computer Links, Computer Literature, Archaeology & Technology,
Numismatics, Simulacra, Arts Resources, Museums & Exhibitions,
Public & Private Life, Theater & Music, Philosophy, Medicine,
Science, Ancient Law, Judaism, Early Christianity, Religions &
Mythologies, Anthropology & Sociology, Mesoamerica, Orientalia,
Classics Homepages, Best Classics Links, Online Texts.
NOTES
1 Solomon, J. (ed.), Accessing antiquity: The computerization of
classical studies, Tucson - London 1993. Schäfer C., Computer und
antike Texte, St. Katharinen 1993.
2 Béguin, D., Les antiquisants face à l'informatique et
aux réseaux,
http://barthes.ens.fr/atelier/articles/ArticleInternetnov96.html (15
Feb.2000). Cristofori A., Storia Antica e Computer,
http://www.economia.unibo.it/dipartim/stoant/rassegna1/appr.html (18
Feb. 2000).
3 Mylonas, E., Crane, G., Morrell, K., Smith, D.N.,
The Perseus Project. Data in the Electronic Age, in: Solomon, J. (ed.), Accessing
antiquity: the computerization of classical studies, Tucson - London
1993, pp. 133-156. Juhl, Â., Ex machina: Electronic resources for the
classics, Choice, 32, (1994/95), pp. 1249-1261. Anciennes nations,
nouveaux réseaux, Cahiers de Médiologie, 3, 1997,
http://www.mediologie.com/numero3/index3.htm (7 Dec.1999). Renard D.,
L'impact d'Internet sur la documentation et la recherche en philologie
classique, Revue Informatique et Statistique dans les Sciences Humaines,
30, 1996, pp. 247-264. Hanard, S., Electronic Scholarly Publications:
Quo Vadis, Solaris, 3, juin 1996. Deibert, R.J., Parchment, printing,
and hypermedia: Communication in world order transformation, New York
1997. Narducci, E., Avventure di un antichista su Internet,
http://www.dada.it/webbox/narducci.htm (30 Nov. 1999).
4 Even dissertations are now published on the web: Dieterle, M.,
Dodona: Religiongeschichtliche und historische Untersuchungen zu
Entstehung und Entwicklung des Zeus-Heiligtums, Diss. University of
Hamburg, Hamburg 1999,
http://www.sub.uni-hamburg.de/disse/20/inhalt.html (20 Feb. 2000).
5 Pantelia, M.C., Electronic Resources for
Classicists, New England
classical journal / Classical computing, 21.3, February 1994, pp.
117-121. Second version: Pantelia, M.C., Electronic Resources for
Classicists, New England classical journal / Classical computing, 22.3
(February 1995), pp. 117-127,
http://www.hnet.uci.edu/classics/cane/El.Res.html (9 Dec. 1999). The
gateway is now: Pantelia, M.C., Electronic Resources for Classicists:
The Second Generation, http://www.tlg.uci.edu/~tlg/index/resources.html
(20.Feb.2000). Lana, M., Strumenti informatici per le lingue
classiche,
Arachnion, 1, 1995, http://www.cisi.unito.it/arachne/num1/lana.html.
6 Kaufmann, D., Tiedemann, P., Internet für Althistoriker und
Altphilologen: Eine praxisorientierte Einführung, Darmstadt 1999.
Altekamp, S., Tiedemann, P., Internet für Archäologen: Eine
praxisorientierte Einführung, Darmstadt 1999. For a review of the
second volume see: Schmitzer, U.,
http://telemachos.phil.uni-erlangen.de/database/libri/kaufmann.html (16
Feb. 2000).
7 Gill, D.W.J.,
Archaeology in the World Wide Web, Antiquity, 264,
September 1995, http://www.swan.ac.uk/classics/antiquity.html
(18
Jan.2000).
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