The Library will close for the summer on July 26.
Twice a year, researchers are invited (see cfp) to discuss the theme of the border (e.g. : "Exceeding the border", "Imagining the border", "Materializing the border", "Investing (in) the frontier" and more). Spans protohistory, classical antiquity and the middle ages and their reception. Open access.
Antesteria : Debates de Historia Antigua. Universidad Complutense Madrid. Open access.
AIUK : Attic inscriptions in UK collections. Each AIUK issue contains the inscriptions in a different UK collection, e.g. : the British Museum, the Ashmolean Museum, Petworth House, Fitzwilliam Museum, Leeds City Museum and more. Open access.
JHP : A journal dedicated to the research of ceramics and objects of daily use of the Hellenistic period in the Mediterranean region and beyond. Open access.
Journal of regional and urban planning, studies and design, issued by the Architecture Department, Università degli Studi Firenze. Open access.
With special focus on the Classical tradition, the reception and the influence of Classical literature and thinking on the intellectual production of later times. Issued by the Instituto de Estudios Clásicos at Universidad Nacional de La Pampa, Argentina. Open acces. To access earlier volumes, click here.
On all epochs and cultures : focuses on topics, methods and approaches such as : airborne remote sensing, geophysical techniques and imaging ; biological and biochemical approaches ; computational analyses ; forensic archaeology ; heritage studies and conservation methods ; spatial analyses and GIS ; underwater archaeological methods and more. Open access.
Archeomatica : Teconologie per i beni culturali publishes on new methods and technologies for the restoration and conservation of monuments and objects of cultural heritage. Open access.
Fortunatae : revista canaria de filología, cultura y humanidades clásicas, issued by ULL (Universidad de la Laguna, San Cristóbal, Tenerife, Spain). On all aspects of classical philology (open access).
Issued by AILA, the Australian Institute of Landscape Architecture. Continues Landscape Australia (v.1 (1979)-v.28 (2006)). Access thru JSTOR (AAR only).