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The I-Sicily project
Work Package 1: Corpus Building
Work Package 2 : Linguistics
Work Package 3 : Petrography
Work Package 4 : Palaeography
Professor Jonathan Prag
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Professor Jonathan Prag
Simona Stoyanova
Dr Valentina Mignosa
Prof. Germana Barone
Prof. Paolo Mazzoleni
Neil Jakeman
Geoffroy Noël
CSAD Newsletter 25 just published
Newsletter of the Faculty of Classics Michaelmas Term 2020
Dr Ilenia Gradante
Breccia: Early Imperial statue base Termini Imerese
Limestone : Archaic funerary inscription Agrigento
Marble : Imperial period honorific inscription, Halaesa
Volcanic stone : Imperial period statue base, Catania
Building corpora and breaking down boundaries
A new language in the epigraphic landscape of ancient Sicily
Una nuova lingua nel panorama epigrafico della Sicilia antica
A new language in the epigraphic landscape of ancient Sicily
A new language in the epigraphic landscape of ancient Sicily
Blog no 2. A new language in the epigraphic landscape of ancient Sicily
A new language in the epigraphic landscape of ancient Sicily
A new Palaeography Working Group
Building a corpus of Roman inscribed bronze seals in Sicily
Dr Ilenia Gradante's first blog has just been published
Dr Chloe Colchester
Researching the writing systems of ancient Sicily
Jonathan Prag (Oxford) and Marietta Horster’s (Mainz) project, ‘FAIR Epigraphy’, is one of the winners of the latest UK-German funding initiative in the humanities
CSAD NEWSLETTER 26 / AUTUMN 21 just published.
Crossreads, I.Sicily and the Regione Siciliana
Dr Robert Crellin
Dr Alessia Coccato
Robert Crellin's new monongraph, The Semantics of Word Division in Northwest Semitic Writing Systems has been published.
A curious parallel: Latin plural abbreviations and Egyptian hieroglyphs
Digital palaeography and the ‘Elymian’ and ‘Sikel’ inscriptions of Archaic Sicily
Tools for creating dependency treebanks of epigraphic texts
Digital edition and the materiality of non-serial instrumentum inscriptum. A pilot project on Roman bronze seals (signacula) in Sicily
Preparing the links: developing the I Sicily digital corpus
Epigraphy meets petrography: preliminary observations of the materials used to make funerary inscriptions in the catacombs of Siracuse.
Dots between words in Sicilian inscriptions.
Why abbreviate?
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The Palaeography Workshop
Multi-word expressions in the early imperial inscriptions of the I.Sicily corpus - still a pain in the neck?
Dr Victoria Fendel
Multi-word expressions - still a pain in the neck?