Propylaeum
Propylaeum is the “Specialized Information Service Ancient Studies” (FID) provided by the Heidelberg University Library and the Bayerische Staatsbibliothek in Munich. It is closely aligned with the scientific needs of the researchers. The Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) supports the developement of our services “search technology”, “electronic publishing / Open Access”, “retro digitization and online presentation of research related media” as well as “science communication”.
Searching
Use PropylaeumSEARCH for searching and findig literature in the field of Ancient Studies. On this site we provide further services for researchers.
- Propylaeum-DOK: Neue Schriftenreihe "Franziska Lang"
- Neu Tagungsband: Digitale Methoden des Lernens und Lehrens in der Archäologie. Chancen und Herausforderungen
- Neues Propylaeum-eBOOK: "Kultpraxis in der altägyptischen Literatur" von Franziska Naether
- Neue Propylaeum-eBOOKS Schriftenreihe: Prähistorische Archäologie in Südosteuropa
- FID-Lizenzen: 469 neue E-Books bei ProQuest Ebook-Central
- FID-Lizenzen: Neue Datenbanken: Flavius Josephus Online und The International Aristotle Bibliography
- 4 neue eBOOKS aus den Reihen "Byzanz zwischen Orient und Okzident" & "LEIZA Publications"
- Sylloge Nummorum Graecorum (SNG) Tübingen: Alle Bände online!
- Zwei neue eBOOKS-Publikationen aus der Reihe "Byzanz zwischen Orient und Okzident"
- Neue Schriftenreihe bei Propylaeum-eBOOKS: "LEIZA Publications"
Propylaeum – Publishing
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Propylaeum supports the Open Access publishing model for distributing research results. Open source software is used to release eJournals, eBooks and scientific papers. We publish primary publications (“gold”) as well as secondary publications (“green”). This offer free of charge addresses researchers in the field of Classical Studies all over the world.
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Lang, Franziska (2001) The dimensions of the material topography. In: Isager, Jacob (Hrsg.): Foundation and destruction. Nikopolis and Northwestern Greece. The archaeological evidence for the city destructions, the foundation of Nikopolis and the synoecism. Athen 2001, pp. 205-217 (Monographs of the Danish Institute at Athens ; 3)
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Lang, Franziska (2007) House - community - settlement: The new concept of living in Archaic Greece. In: Westgate, Ruth ; Fisher, Nick ; Whitley, James (Hrsgg.): Building Communities. House, Settlement and Society in the Aegean and Beyond. London 2007, pp. 183-193 (British School at Athens Studies ; 15)
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Lang, Franziska (2016) Margaret M. Miles, Autopsy in Athens. Recent archaeological research on Athens and Attica. In: Journal of Greek Archaeology, 1 (2016), pp. 481-487
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Pfeiffer, Stefan (2021) „Finding the gods of egypt“. The motif of ‚Bringing home the statues of the gods from Asia‘ as a new Pharaonic ideal of Ptolemaic Times. In: Coppens, Filip (Hrsg.): Continuity, Discontinuity and Change. Perspectives from the New Kingdom to the Roman Era. Prag 2021, pp. 375-403
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Pfeiffer, Stefan (2021) The representation of the victorious king. Comments on the dedication of a statue of Ptolemy IV in Jaffa (SEG 20.467 = CIIP 3.2172). In: Honigman, Sylvie ; Nihan, Christophe ; Lipschits, Oded (Hrsgg.): Times of Transition. Judea in the Early Hellenistic Period. Tel Aviv 2021, pp. 43-52 (Mosaics. Studies on ancient Israel ; 1)
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