Egypt
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- Database Of Early Dynastic Inscriptions By Ilona Regulski
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- Authormapper - Egypt
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- Oblique Refractions
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Egypt
AIGYPTOS
www.aigyptos.uni-muenchen.de
www.aigyptos.uni-muenchen.de/indexe.htm
It has recently been announced that AIGYPTOS, a free online database of Egyptological literature, formerly only available in German (top URL), is now also available in English (second URL). AIGYPTOS offers the following features:
www.aigyptos.uni-muenchen.de/indexe.htm
It has recently been announced that AIGYPTOS, a free online database of Egyptological literature, formerly only available in German (top URL), is now also available in English (second URL). AIGYPTOS offers the following features:
- Comprehensive processing of the publications in the field of Egyptology since the publication year 1978 (the database contains the literature stock of the Munich Egyptological Institute and that of the Special Collection Egyptology (Sondersammelgebiet Aegyptologie) of the University Library Heidelberg). At present the database comprises
some 40.000 records - Comprehensive subject indexing of all materials by means of a standardized and detailed keyword system (now also available in English)
- Monographs and as single articles from journals, periodicals or congress papers
- High degree of topicality through continuous input of new publications
- Easy and quick availability of the literature through a hyperlink to the literature delivery service of the University Library Heidelberg
- Groundbreaking Partnership Unites Decades Of Research
New York Times MOST people associate museums with art and artifacts, not research libraries. But many of New York’s most prestigious museums have extensive collections of books and papers. Four of them — the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Museum...
- Musée Du Louvre Launches Online Database In English
Art Museum Journal (Stan Parchin) Paris' Musée du Louvre announced today the launch of its first-ever English-language version of Atlas, its free-of-charge online collections database. Supported by €300,000 in grants raised by American Friends...
- Database Of Early Dynastic Inscriptions By Ilona Regulski
Database of Early Dynastic inscriptions The current database assembles all available Early Dynastic inscriptions, covering the first attestations of writing discovered in tomb U-j (Naqada IIIA1, ca. 3250 BC) until the earliest known continuous written...
- Authormapper - Egypt
AuthorMapper, Egypt Neat online application which searches the Springer website for articles which are available for download, sorted by geographical area. The above link produces results for a search on Egypt. Here's the site's introduction:...
- Oblique Refractions
http://weekly.ahram.org.eg/2005/769/cu4.htmA fascinating article in Al Ahram Weekly about an The Edward W Said Memorial Lecture was delivered on 1 November Said's 70th birthday) visiting professor David Damrosch, a professor of English and Comparative...