The Library will close for the summer on July 26.
Issued by the BSHS, the British Society for the History of Science. Most volumes have a thematic focus. Open access.
Focusing on both prehistoric and historic periods of the Eastern Mediterranean, spanning thus three continents and bringing together Greece and the Aegaean, Anatolia, the Levant, Cyprus, Egypt and North Africa. Access thru JSTOR (AAR only, with moving wall).
On all aspects of classical antiquity (literature, history, archaeology, philosophy, religion and more). Issued by the Association Vita Latina (France). Open access with moving wall.
British Museum Quarterly, published from 1926-1973 by the British Museum, deals with recent British Museum acquisitions and research concerning the Museum's collections. Access to all volumes thru JSTOR (AAR only).
On classical archaeology and ancient history ; excavation reports ; regional archaeology and review articles. Issued by the LVR-Landesmuseum Bonn, Germany. Open access with moving wall.
Publishes on archaeological investigations (from prehistory to industrial archaeology, with a special focus on classical archaeology) carried out in Italy by foreign universities and research institutions. Access to v.1 ( 2003) to v.18 (2020) (AAR only).
Archaeologia maritima mediterranea : An International Journal on Underwater Archaeology publishes on, around and within the sphere related to underwater archaeology (finds and findings, excavation techniques, research methods, protection of sites, legislation, etc.). Full text online v.1 (2004) to v.16 (2019) (AAR only).
Review articles on publications in all fields of classical studies. Open access beginning with v.71 (2018). Earlier volumes, beginning with v.1 (1948) are available in the Library.
Analecta Bollaniana : A Journal of Critical Hagiography, edited and published since 1882 by the Société des Bollandistes in Brussels, was conceived, since the very beginning, as a continuous updating of the prestigious Acta Sanctorum series, as well as an entirely new instrument devoted to hagiographical research. Every issue contains both critical editions of hagiographical texts (Greek, Latin, Oriental…), and fundamental studies about hagiography. Full text online (AAR only) beginning with v.130 (2012) to present ; earlier volumes are held in the Library.
Focusing on Roman Law, Romanistic tradition and historical-juridical sciences. Issued by the Faculdad de Derecho y Ciencias Sociales, Area de Derecho Romano at the Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha. Open access.