Mythlab is a set of ambitious initiatives all aimed at gathering, exploring, and explaining Greek myth
MANTO is a digital dataset of Greek myth
The Greek Myth Files is a podcast exploring ancient myth
and Canopos is a repository for translations of surviving mythography
Gajdukova, P.G. et N.A. Pavlichenko, éd. (2023) : Переписка А.В. Орешниковa и В.В. Латышева. 1886–1920 / Perepiska A.V. Oreshnikova i V.V. Latysheva. 1886–1920, Moscou [Correspondance d’A.V. Oreshnikov et V.V. Latychev. 1886-1920]
L’ouvrage publie la correspondance qui a duré plus de 30 ans entre un numismate du Musée historique d’État de Moscou A.V. Oreshnikov (1855–1933) et le philologue classique, l’académicien V.V. Latychev (1855–1921). L’ensemble comprend 122 missives écrites par V.V. Latyshev et 16 par A.V. Orechnikov. Les thèmes concernent l’épigraphie grecque et la numismatique principalement du nord de la mer Noire. Les lettres sont très largement annotées. En annexe, on trouve différentes biographies ou nécrologies de V.V. Latyshev ainsi que la liste de ses productions.
Ce corpus s’inscrit dans une nouvelle tendance de publier les correspondances des chercheurs pontiques.
26 pages d’illustration
L’ouvrage en ligne : https://archaeolog.ru/el-bib/el-cat/el-books/el-books-2023/gaidukov-2023
Majorca and Minorca, the most exotic places in the Mediterranean Sea.
Every year, the archipelago’s beaches attract millions of tourists. Mark Van Strydonck found more than sand-castles: he encountered an extraordinarily rich prehistoric culture.
Sanctuaries and lime burials that revealed unique rituals. Bronze bull heads, lead pectorals and sling-stones from warriors in the service of Hannibal. The flourishing Bronze and Iron Age culture of the Balearic Islands has left its traces, from megalithic monuments to in refined jewelry. The most recent finds and scientific developments are made tangible in well-founded comments and more than a hundred original pictures.
A surprising, scientific and substantiated look on Majorca and Minorca. An elemental study and a first for north-western Europe. The genesis of the archipelago, the natural fauna and flora, the first human traces, its colonization, the primitive
architecture: the author reveals the secrets behind the sand-castles.
An impulse to travel with the mind or to visit the islands in a different way.
MARK VAN STRYDONCK is head of the Radiocarbon laboratory at the Royal Institute of Cultural Heritage in Brussels (Belgium). For more than 25 years he has worked together with well-known Spanish, American and English scientific institutes performing archaeological investigations on the Balearic Islands.
Editor: LIBRUM Publishers & Editors Format: 17 x 24 cm/160 pages/Paperback Published in Hochwald (Switzerland) Language/s Englisch Weight 400 Price (CHF) 35 CHF Price (EUR) 35 EUR ISBN: 978-3-952403-87-7
Series: Euhormos: Greco-Roman Studies in Anchoring Innovation, Volume: 7
This collection of essays explores processes of innovation in Greco-Roman technology and science. It uses the concept of ‘anchoring’ to investigate the microhistories of technological and scientific practices and ideas. The volume combines broad, theoretical essays with more targeted case studies of individual inventions and innovations. In doing so, it moves beyond the emphasis on achievement that has traditionally characterized modern scholarship on ancient technology and science. Instead, the chapters of this volume analyse the manifold ways in which new technologies and ideas were anchored in what was already known and familiar, and highlight how, once familiar, technologies and ideas could themselves become anchoring points for inventions and innovations.
Front MatterAuthor:Part 1 AnchoringPart 2 InnovationPart 3 TechnologyPart 4 ScienceBack Matter
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