Research Databases & Digital Collections

BATH (BAlnea & THermae) : a website specialised in ancient baths and bathing habits ; [...]

CGRN : Collection of Greek Ritual Norms : a collection of inscriptions with normative character relating to ancient Greek ritual.

The SAMR was founded to foster the interdisciplinary study of the religions of the ancient Mediterranean basin, especially the interaction of the multiple polytheistic religions with each other and with the emerging monotheistic religions of the region. It aims to bring together scholars of Near Eastern studies, Classics, Huistory of Religion and other related fields and provides information on events, conferences, resources and more. 

The CHAP database inventorises all historiographical works of Late Antiquity (300 until 800 AD) in Latin, Greek, Syriac, Armenian, Georgian, Arabic, Coptic and, to a lesser extent, Hebrew, Aramaic and Persian. Open access. 

A comprehensive list of open access resources, compiled by the ICCROM, for the following fields : Conservation-restoration ; architecture, built heritage & urbanism ; archaeology & geology ; museology, art & culture ; science, technique, biodiversity ; materials ; natural collection ; security, disaster, risk management ; landscape, garden ; environment, sustainability, tourism ; legislation ; training & education. 

The GNA gathers data from archaeological surveys and excavations conducted on the Italian territory. The objective is a dynamic archaeological map of the national territory, easily implemented over time (open access). Issued by the ICA (Istituto Centrale di Archeologia).arc

Dissertations from Italian universities.

The collection of some 18,000 German dissertations and school bulletins in the John Miller Burnam Classics Library at the University of Cincinnati is unique, both for its size and for its long time span from the 17th to the early 20th century. The material is not only of exceeding importance for present day research in classics, it also represents an irreplaceable set of documents for western intellectual history.

Some websites and databases on the Northwest Provinces of the Roman Empire, such as Gallia or Germania : AGER (Association du Monde Gallo-Romain) : [...]

FragTag1 is a database on the life and fragmentary works of 45 Greek tragedians of the 6th and 5th centuries BC (University of Patras, Greece ; open access).