Archaeology
Images and descriptions of the major exhibits at the Museum. The Epigraphical Museum was founded in 1885 and it was established in the ground floor of the building of the National Archaeological Museum....
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Background information on the Dead Sea Scrolls, and images of those fragments and artifacts displayed at the Library of Congress exhibit....
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The Epigraphical Museum is unique in Greece and the largest of its kind in the world. It safeguards 13,510, mostly Greek, inscriptions, which cover the period from early historical times to the Late Roman period, primarily in Greece. [Cornell University]...
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Inscriptions, bibliography, and image bank....
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Maintained by the Orion Center at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. The site contains up-to-date information about Orion Center services and symposia, virtual tours of the caves at Qumran, and a selective list of Dead Sea Scroll sites....
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Israel: Qumran, Cave 4; 1st century A.D. Parchment and ink. Oriental Museum. Purchased in Jordan, 1956. "This fragment from a Hebrew manuscript was once part of a library of scrolls hidden in caves near the Dead Sea. The parchment texts, wrapped in linen and stored in pottery jars, were hidden in the first century A.D. and recovered between 1947 an...
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Please refer to the images and art sections for the particular location, ie. Ancient Near East (Art & Images), etc....
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The Centre for Archaeology at Monash University (CAMU) is a leading research center in the field of archaeology. The center is home to a team of world-renowned archaeologists who conduct research on a wide range of topics, including the archaeology of Australia, Asia, and the Mediterranean.
CAMU researchers are involved in a variety of projects aro...
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Greek Inscriptions of Asia Minor
[Papyrology and Epigraphy]...
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Greek Inscriptions of Asia Minor
[Papyrology and Epigraphy]...
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