**This section of ASGLE.org is currently under construction. In the meantime, the links to many of the Web-Based Epigraphical Resources are available via the Internet Wayback Machine: https://web.archive.org/web/20160319041847/https://classics.case.edu/asgle/links/online-epigraphical-corpora/.
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This page is intended to provide a convenient starting point for exploring resources related to Greek and Latin epigraphy on the World Wide Web. The list of links is large and therefore has been divided into sections (separate files) by category. Please email us with comments about the organization of these links.
Links to resources are categorized as follows:
- epigraphical corpora
- organizations, societies, journals and serial publications
- reference tools
- images, texts and the inscriptions themselves
- projects, collections and research centers
- conferences, colloquia, seminars and lectures
- other epigraphies
Indexes to the links:
There are now two specialized indexes to the links listings that we hope will make the ASGLE links pages easier to use. A short link in either listing takes you to the full entry on the appropriate category page.
- a single, complete alphabetical listing of all links
- a list of recently accessioned and updated entries
Editorial board
The following uncompensated volunteers edit and maintain the information contained in the links portion of the ASGLE web site:
- Michael ARNUSH (Classics Department, Skidmore College), assistant editor
- Sarah Bond (Classics Department, University of Iowa), general editor
- Alessandro CRISTOFORI (Bologna), assistant editor
- Tom ELLIOTT (ISAW-NYU), general editor
- Slavica Babamova JANIK (Institute for National History, Skopje, Republic of Macedonia), assistant editor
- Peter LIDDEL (Waham College, Oxford), assistant editor
- Kathryn McDONNELL (College of Charleston), assistant editor
- Alex SCHILLER (www.westernculture.com), assistant editor
- Graham SHIPLEY (School of Archaeology and Ancient History, University of Leicester), assistant editor
Additional assistant editors are eagerly sought. Assistant editors cannot be compensated monetarily, but their names will be prominently displayed on the portion of the website to which they contribute their effort. Assistant editors need not be members of ASGLE, although membership in AIEGL or a regional epigraphic society is strongly encouraged! We are particularly interested in recruiting editors outside North America who are “in touch” with epigraphic developments in their region or specialization. If you are interested in assisting in this way, please contact the general editor indicating your interest and briefly stating:
- your name, title, email address and institutional affiliation (if any);
- your qualifications, as you see them;
- your motivation for volunteering; and
- which portion (page or subsection) of the links pages you would be interested in editing.
Last update to this page: January 11, 2016