Online Tools

  • I’m not sure how many folks are aware of the Suda On Line (a.k.a. SOL), but it has been a huge project for quite a few folks for the past 16 or so years. Long before the concept of ‘crowdsourcing’ existed, and long before Wikipedia existed, a discussion on the Classics list bore fruit and…

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  • Richard Campbell has put together a really useful ‘visualization’ of useful Classical resources (especially departments with Classics programs) … it’s also searchable and worth poking around, especially if you’re a student looking for that College/University that has someone who specializes in what you’re interested in: Promoting the study of and interest in the Classical world,…

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  • This one’s been hitting all my social media sources and a few lists as well … here’s a description from the page: Coin hoards of the Roman Republic Online (CHRR Online) is a database of Roman Republican coin hoards mainly from the period 155 BC to AD 2. This database began life as a personal…

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  • Saw this in something called The Voice: AN INTERACTIVE website for children highlighting the diversity of Roman Britain will be launched tomorrow in a bid to challenge lessons on the current history curriculum. The Romans Revealed project – a collaboration between race equality think tank the Runnymede Trust and archaeologists from the University of Reading…

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  • DAMOS Mycenean Database

    Not sure if we mentioned this recent arrival on the interwebs: DĀMOS Database of Mycenaean at Oslo

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