Classics Bibliography & Reviews-Art History-Classics Library-University of California, Berkeley



	Bibliography & Reviews Abbreviations American Journal of Archaeology : Books Received & Reviewed Scroll to bottom of page to access lists of books received and reviewed. Books listed alphabetically by author (or title, if no author listed), with date of listing, and with review citation. May also be viewed by fascicle (as listed in chronological order). Covers vols. 1990 - current. L'Ann é e Philologique - UC only Covers volumes 20 (1949) to 76 (2005), containing over 600,000 bibliographic records, plus brief abstracts. Records are classified by a two-part system: Ancient Authors/Texts; and, Subjects/Disciplines. You can link to UC-licensed, full-text electronic versions of many of the articles included in L'Année. Clicking on the UC-elink button takes you to the main page for the journal in which the article appeared. Boolean searching available. Abbreviations Used in L'Année Philologique and UCB Locations. To access this database from off campus, consult UC Berkeley Library Proxy Server Service for complete information and instructions. Bryn Mawr Classical Review The exclusively online Bryn Mawr Classical Review. It includes a searchable archive of all issues from 1990-, including books received, and is keyword searchable. Occasionally the scene of lively polemic. DYABOLA Databases - UC access only Dyabola provides searchable databases of classical art works and the literature of ancient archaeology. The Subject Catalog of the German Archaeological Institute in Rome [DAI] Guide . The Census of Antique Works of Art and Architecture Known in the Renaissance. Guide . Attic Grave Reliefs of the Late 5th and of the 4th Century B.C. Guide . Web access is automatic if you click on "Dyabola Databases" from UCB Library computers. On the screen, check the box labeled "IP-Zugang", then click on "Start", then choose database and language. To access these databases from off campus, please consult the UC Berkeley Library Proxy Server Service for complete information and instructions. Accessing Dyabola using Mac OSX: Only Safari and Netscape are supported for access through the proxy server for Dyabola databases. Even if you are accessing from on-campus locations, we recommend using these browsers to avoid service interruptions. (1) DAI Subject Catalogue describes one of the world's largest and oldest (founded 1829) collections of research material on Classical, Egyptian, and Near Eastern Archaeology; Byzantine Art; Epigraphy; Numismatics; and Ancient History. It is especially valuable because, in addition to listing its book holdings, it indexes articles in the journals it receives. It is searchable by controlled terms for author, title, journal title, etc. and by keywords in titles and other access points, as well as through use of an elaborate subject tree of controlled terms. (2) Census is a database of images of ancient works of art that were known during the Renaissance, along with information about them: authorship; conventional title; provenance; current and former locations; Renaissance texts discussing them; and some modern scholarship. It includes 10,000 ancient monuments, 20,000 references to Renaissance texts, and 30,000 photographs. NOTE: Public access to The Census is available at CENSUS-Database (optimized for Mozilla Firefox). (3) Attic Grave Reliefs database, with approximately 2,700 monuments and over 3,200 images, contains over 160,000 entries providing access to comprehensive corpora and a wealth of monographs and essays; in addition over 900 descriptive and typological terms were specially developed on the material for complete access to complex iconographic, epigraphic, social, chronological and geographic aspects. Gnomon Online Online version of the quarterly index of new books and articles from the German review journal Gnomon from 1997-. It is keyword searchable and has a hierarchically arranged topical thesaurus. Index to Aufstieg und Niedergang der römischen Welt Abbreviations Abbreviations for Ancient Authors and Works Abbreviations Used in L'Année Philologique and UCB Locations Abbreviations Used in American Journal of Archaeology Abbreviations for Scholarly Society Journal Titles (1323 - 1799) Abbreviations of Authors and Works in Diccionario Griego-Español Abbreviations Used in Lexicon Iconographicum Mythologiae Classicae University of Chicago Serial Guide A searchable guide to the serial collection held by Chicago. Useful because it includes variant (i.e. incorrect) abbreviations for many journals as well as superseded titles (e.g. California Studies in Classical Antiquity, now Classical Antiquity).
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