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Ancient Greek Art,
Architecture and Archaeology Using the Cat to Locate Materials on Ancient Greek Art, Architecture and Archaeology Use these general subject headings:
You can also search the Cat for the art, architecture and archaeology of specific cities or regions, as well as for individual artists, artistic styles, or media:
See also Using the LIAS Cat for more tips on locating information about the art, archaeology and architecture of ancient Greece and the Hellenistic world. Curl, James Stevens. Classical architecture : an introduction to its vocabulary and essentials, with a select glossary of terms. An encyclopedia of the history of
classical archaeology. The Oxford history of classical art. Locating Journal Articles on Ancient Greek Art, Architecture and Archaeology AMICO: Database of more than 65,000 digital images of works of art from more than 30 North American museums. Library resource on LIAS E-Resource List. L’annee philologique, bibliographie
critique et analytique de l’antiquite greco-latine. Art abstracts, 1984-present. Library resource on LIAS E-Resource List. Art index retrospective, 1929-1984. Library resource on LIAS E-Resource List. Bibliography
of the history of art,1973-present. Library resource on LIAS E-Resource List. IBZ:
Internationale Bibliographie der Zeitschriftenliteratur (International
bibliography of periodical literature) 1984-present.
Multidisciplinary journals with a strong European content. Library
resource on LIAS E-Resource List. TOCS-IN: Tables of Contents of Journals of Interest to Classicists from the University of Toronto. Ancient World Web from the University of Virginia. Argos: limited area search of the ancient & medieval Internet from the University of Evansville. Art and archaeology from the Perseus Project. Athens Study Abroad from Penn State's Department of Classics and Ancient Mediterranean Studies. Don't sit around reading about antiquity; go do it! Classics and Mediterranean archaeology from the University of Michigan's Department of Classical Studies. The Department of Greek and Roman Antiquities from the British Museum, present home of the architectural sculptures from the Parthenon in Athens. Diotima: materials for the study of women and gender in the ancient world from The Stoa. Musée du Louvre. Check out the Greek, Etruscan and Roman antiquities galleries. Resources for art from Henry Pisciotta, Art Librarian at Penn State University Libraries. This page is under development. Send comments, questions, and suggestions to Daniel Mack, Humanities Librarian for Classics and Ancient Mediterranean Studies.
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