Introduction to Greek and Latin epigraphy: an absolute beginners' guide

Introduction to Greek and Latin epigraphy: an absolute beginners' guide

Bibliographical guide: *

Greek corpora *

Small collections: *

Latin inscriptions *
Greek inscriptions: *

Heuristics *
Keeping up-to-date with Greek inscriptions: *
Keeping up-to-date with Roman inscriptions (Greek and Latin): *
Epigraphy and IT. *
Greek and Latin texts *
Imaging Projects *
Other Projects and useful websites *
Some technical information *
Critical signs: *
Latin abbreviations: *
Greek numerals: *
Modern abbreviations for epigraphical publications: *
Appendix1 a table of Greek numerals *
Appendix 2: Critical signs: Leiden system plus additions *

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The Sir Arthur Evans Archive Posted: 19 May 2014 04:52 AM PDT The Sir Arthur Evans Archive   This website is based on the first overview catalogue of the Sir Arthur Evans Archive prepared by Dr Yannis Galanakis in March 2012. This archive is one of the most important resources of the Department of Antiquities at the Ashmolean Museum.   Scope and Structure: Papers Notebooks, diaries, pocketbooks and sketchbooks Photographs Drawings Newspaper and press cuttings Scripta Minoa Other archives Major exhibitions Books and offprints Other Repositories Introduction Arthur Evans Archive Collections Digital Knossos For a list of sites, from which the Ashmolean holds objects, check the regions below:  Crete  Mainland Greece  Islands  Digital Linear B Tablets from Knossos