AIEGL – Association Internationale d’Épigraphie Grecque et Latine
News and Events
L'Année épigraphique 2020
Mireille Corbier (corbier@msh-paris.fr), directeur de L’Année épigraphique, fait savoir que L’Année épigraphique 2020 (1720 notices et 1043 pages dont 234 pages d’index) a été publiée en août 2023 et est disponible. Les commandes doivent être adressées aux Presses Universitaires de France (revues@humensis.com).
Report of the Practical Epigraphy Workshop organized by Dr. Peter Haarer
We published the report of Dr. Peter Haarer who organized the Practical Epigraphy Workshop in Chesters & Corbridge, Northumberland. He won our grant for Epigraphic Educational and Training Courses and Workshops in March 2023.
Read more … Report of the Practical Epigraphy Workshop organized by Dr. Peter Haarer
IDEA call for small grants 2023
Also this year IDEA will sponsor one 1,000€ grant.
The deadline to apply is on September 17th, 2023.
We remind you that the grant will be assigned to a small project, submitted by members of the associations, coherent with the scope of IDEA's activities, as stated in the Article 5 of our Charter:
EpiLemma I
Epigraphy and Lexicography in Dialogue
International Colloquium of the Thesaurus Linguae Latinae
7/9/23 - 8/9/23
Bavarian Academy of Sciences and Humanities
The Journal of Epigraphic Studies 6 (2023) just published
Read more … The Journal of Epigraphic Studies 6 (2023) just published
Support and Expand the Packard Humanities Institute's Greek Inscriptions Database
Fellow epigraphists, scholars and students of ancient history and archaeology! With the support and encouragement of several colleagues here in Athens, I have created a petition in change.org to persuade the Packard Humanities Institute to consider adopting a more collaborative model for their online database of Greek Inscriptions.
The link to sign the petition is: https://chng.it/mJQnX2sPXN.
Read more … Support and Expand the Packard Humanities Institute's Greek Inscriptions Database
Threat to Latin and Greek at Victoria University of Wellington (New Zealand)
The majors in Greek and Latin at Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand, are under threat, a decision which could result in the elimination of an academic position. The university’s arguments are entirely financial, but we believe nonetheless that the university will be responsive to international opinion. If you would like to support these majors at Victoria – where Ronald Syme studied Latin and Greek – please use the link below to make a submission to the university.
Read more … Threat to Latin and Greek at Victoria University of Wellington (New Zealand)
Stellenangebot
An der Kommission für Alte Geschichte und Epigraphik des DAI ist zum 01.01.2024 die Stelle
einer/eines wissenschaftlichen Mitarbeiters/in (m/w/d)
(Kennziffer: 32/2023)
in Vollzeit für die Dauer von vier Jahren zu besetzen.