Syria: A Living History (exhibition catalogue, Aga Khan Museum, Toronto)

Syria: A Living History 

Oct 15 2016 to Feb 26 2017

Few countries have captured the world’s attention like Syria has today. Stories of conflict and displacement dominate the media and define people’s awareness of the place. Syria: A Living History brings together artifacts and artworks that tell a different story — one of cultural diversity, historical continuity, resourcefulness, and resilience. For over five millennia, this region perched on the eastern Mediterranean has witnessed great world civilizations commingling on its soil and producing art, literature, and culture that constitute the country’s rich legacy. Strongly informed by a distinctive landscape and history, artists of Syria throughout the ages have made priceless contributions to world heritage. Syria: A Living History inspires new understanding of Syria’s past and present, and invites new ways of thinking about its future.

Co-Curators

Dr. Filiz Çakır Phillip, Aga Khan Museum

Professor Nasser Rabbat, Aga Khan Program for Islamic Architecture, MIT

Historian

Dr. Ross Burns, Sydney, Australia

https://www.agakhanmuseum.org/exhibitions/syria-living-history 

Open Access Report: Afghanistan in 2016: A Survey of the Afghan People

Afghanistan in 2016: A Survey of the Afghan People

Publisher: The Asia Foundation, 2016
275 pages

"The national mood in Afghanistan is at a record low, and Afghans are pessimistic because of insecurity, corruption, and rising unemployment and slow job growth. At the same time, more Afghans, particularly rural Afghan men, now support women’s right to vote and women’s right to work outside the home than ever before. The 2016 Survey of the Afghan People polled 12,658 Afghan respondents from 16 ethnic groups across all 34 provinces, including insecure and physically challenging environments. The annual survey is the longest-running and broadest nationwide survey of Afghan attitudes and opinions. Since 2004, the Survey has gathered the opinions of more than 87,000 Afghan men and women, providing a unique longitudinal portrait of evolving public perceptions of security, the economy, governance and government services, elections, media, women’s issues, and migration."

Open Access Resources from ISAM - Center for Islamic Studies [Turkey]

ISAM - Center for Islamic Studies makes available some very useful databases on their library's website: http://www.isam.org.tr/index.cfm?fuseaction=objects2.detail_content&cid=907&cat_id=5

Of particular importance are:

1. Salnames: http://isamveri.org/?url=salname

2. Ottoman articles: http://ktp.isam.org.tr/?url=makaleosm/findrecords.php

3. Ottoman treatises: http://ktp.isam.org.tr/?url=risaleosm

[Credit : Guy Burak]

Open Access Manuscript Collection: Sakıp Sabancı Museum's Arts of Book and Calligraphy Collection

"Sabancı University Sakıp Sabancı Museum's Arts of Book and Calligraphy Collection includes copies of the Koran, prayer books, calligraphic compositions in the kıt'a form, calligraphic albums, calligraphic panels, hilyes, imperial firmans and berats bearing the royal tuğra (imperial cipher) by renowned calligraphers dating from the late 14th to 20th centuries, and calligraphy tools and equipment."

See also: Alphabetical List of Open Access Islamic Manuscripts Collections

The Destruction of Cultural Heritage: From Napoléon to ISIS

The Destruction of Cultural Heritage: From Napoléon to ISIS

Organized by
Pamela Karimi
Nasser Rabbat

This dossier of original essays examines the demolition of monuments in the Middle East from the Napoléonic era to the present. The authors describe the impact of obliterating architecture on our psyches, cultures, philosophies, and historiographies. Tracing the mediatization of demolition, and its traps and tropes, such as sensationalism and anthropmorphization, these essays also explore the agencies and capacities of threatened monuments.

The Destruction of Cultural Heritage: Project Description • Pamela Karimi and Nasser Rabbat

Introduction

The Demise and Afterlife of Artifacts • Pamela Karimi and Nasser Rabbat

Part I: On Erasure and Its Aftermath

Exhibition and Erasure/Art and Politics • Annabel Wharton
Memento Mauri: The Mosque-Cathedral of Cordoba • Michele Lamprakos
DNA Damage: Violence Against Buildings • Sussan Babaie
Iconoclasm beyond Negation: Globalization and Image Production in Mosul • Thomas Stubblefield

Part II: On Civility, Barbarity and Acts of Violence Against Inanimate Objects

Artfare: Aesthetic Profiling from Napoléon to Neoliberalism • Kirsten Scheid
The Thing We Love(d): Little Girls, Inanimate Objects, and the Violence of a System • Talinn Grigor
Modernity as Perpetual War or Perpetual Peace? • Esra Akcan

Appendix: A Selection of News Articles on the Destruction of Cultural Heritage in the Middle East

This dossier of original essays examines the demolition of monuments in the Middle East from the Napoléonic era to the present. The authors describe the impact of obliterating architecture on our psyches, cultures, philosophies, and historiographies. Tracing the mediatization of demolition, and its traps and tropes, such as sensationalism and anthropmorphization, these essays also explore the agencies and capacities of threatened monuments.

Open Access Newspaper Archive: كوكب اميركا = Kawkab Amirka = Kawkab America = Star of America [1892 - 1896]

 كوكب اميركا = Kawkab Amirka = Kawkab America = Star of America  :jarīdah siyāsīyah ʻilmīyah tijārīyah adabīyah 
Niyūyūrk : Abrahīm wa-Najīb Yūsuf ʻArbīlī, 1892-

April 15, 1892  - February 28, 1896



See also :Alphabetical List of Open Access Historical Newspapers and Other Periodicals in Middle East & Islamic Studies

Open Access Newspaper Archive: The Syrian World (sample issues)

The Syrian world :  a monthly magazine in English dealing with Syrian affairs and Arabic literature.
Published : New York : Syrian-American Pr., 1926-1935.



Sample issues:
The Syrian World Vol. VI No. 7
The Syrian World Vol. VII No. 2
The Syrian World Vol. VIII No. 5
The Syrian World Tables of Contents for Volume Six

"Sample issues of The Syrian World are available, along with full indexes and tables of contents for The Syrian World between 1926 and 1932. To access the complete, fully-searchable archive of The Syrian World, please contact the Khayrallah Center for Lebanese Diaspora Studies"

See also :Alphabetical List of Open Access Historical Newspapers and Other Periodicals in Middle East & Islamic Studies

Open Access Report: Arab Human Development Report 2016

Arab Human Development Report 2016​
Youth and the Prospects for Human Development in a Changing Reality

Published: New York : United Nations Development Programme, Regional Bureau for Arab States, 2016.

Open Access Book: Major voices in contemporary Persian literature

• Major voices in contemporary Persian literature (1980) ONLINE. 
Now available at www.utexas.Academia.edu/MichaelHillmann:

"Major Voices in Contemporary Persian Literature–Literature East & West 20 (1980), 351p, which consists of twenty-seven sections mostly presenting translations of poetry and prose and plot summaries of novels.

In five online units, including:
in Major Voices.1-99.pdf, “Persian Is Sugar” by Mohammad ‘Ali Jamâlzâdeh and Jamâlzâdeh’s “Introductory Note”;

in Major Voices.99-166.pdf, “The Umbrella” and “The Beggar” by Gholâmhosayn Sâ’edi and Sâ’edi’s “Introductory Note,” and Ali Mohammad Afghani’s Ahu Khanom’s Husband (1961)–A Plot Summary;

in Major Voices.167-244.pdf, “Preface” to An Investigation of Educational Problems on Iran by Samad Behrangi;

in MajorVoices.244-303.pdf, Jalâl Âl-e Ahmad’s The Cursing of the Land–A Plot Summary, and Prince Ehtejâb by Hushang Golshiri with Golshiri’s “Introductory Note”; and

in Major Voices.304-351.pdf, Rezâ Barâheni: A Case Study of Politics and the Writer in Iran, 1953-1977; and the volume’s concluding bibliography."

See also: Michael Hillman's Books on Academia.com
  [First posted in AMIR June 17, 2013,  updated 7 December 2016]

Digital Library of the Middle East - Proposal

Digital Library of the Middle East

"CLIR is working with The Antiquities Coalition and other institutions in the United States and abroad to explore the feasibility and technical prototyping of a Digital Library of the Middle East (DLME). The DLME would create a digitally based, internationally shared inventory of cultural artifacts that includes detailed descriptions and images, and confirms objects’ ownership and legal status. This information would help determine whether an item of cultural or historical significance offered for sale or being transferred was acquired illegally. Images and brief descriptions from the DLME could be made publicly available to encourage greater understanding of the region's cultural legacy and respect for the importance of the cultural commonwealth, while helping to safeguard a fundamentally important expression of our humanity.
The initial stage of this work is supported with a planning grant from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. Read the news release.
An abridged version of the planning grant proposal is available here.
Read CLIR President Charles Henry's blog, "A Digital Library for the Middle East".

Join our Mailing List

Occasional announcements and news about this program will be sent by e-mail. If you would like to be added to our distribution list, please click here."

Open Access Directory - Who Is She in Lebanon

"The Who Is She in Lebanon is an online database with profiles of prominent contemporary Lebanese women. This project started in 2008 following a bilateral partnership between the Institute for Women’s Studies in the Arab World (IWSAW) at the Lebanese American University (LAU) and KVINFO, the Danish Centre for Information on Women and Gender, a grant-maintained self-governing institution under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Culture in Denmark... "

Open Access Directory - Who Is She in Egypt

"Who is She in Egypt" is a database of distinguished Egyptian women experts.  It provides Arabic and English profiles on outstanding Egyptian Women in their particular field. The database aims at raising awareness among the society that there are expert and competent Egyptian Women in all fields of life. It is designed to be a reference to organizations, researchers, activists, media practitioners and all the users who want to find an Egyptian woman expert in a particular field..."

Council on Foreign Relations - publications and other free resources on the Middle East and North Africa.

"The CFR Campus LibGuide highlights a selection of free educational resources about U.S. foreign policy and international affairs from the Council on Foreign Relations. You can link to this LibGuide from your website or copy it to create or supplement your own LibGuides."

• The Arab League
  

  This Backgrounder explains the history and the role of the Arab League, a loose confederation of 22 Arab nations.
• Crisis Guide: Pakistan
  

  This interactive presentation traces Pakistan's evolution and the competing internal and external influences that have contributed to regular upheaval and stunted political and economic development.
• The Islamic State (ISIS)
  

  With Iraq weakened and a civil war raging in Syria, it’s unclear whether local forces and a U.S.-led international coalition can roll back the self-proclaimed Islamic State, explains this Backgrounder.
• The Sunni-Shia Divide
  

  This InfoGuide explains the religious root of tensions in the region that hinder unity in Arab countries.
• Syrian Civil War Five Years On
  

  Protests in Syria have descended into a civil war, giving rise to Islamic State militants and an outpouring of refugees and defying attempts at resolution.
• The Time of the Kurds
  

  The Kurds are one of the world's largest peoples without a state. Their history is marked by marginalization and persecution.
• U.S.-Saudi Relations
  

  The U.S.-Saudi relationship, long bound by common interests in oil and security, is showing strains over what some analysts see as waning U.S. involvement in the Middle East and a more assertive Saudi foreign policy.
• Yemen in Crisis
  

  Yemen’s mounting internal divisions and a Saudi military intervention have spawned an escalating political, military, and humanitarian crisis. The upheaval has intensified already high tensions in the Middle East.

Open Access Database: BÜLENT ECEVİT ARTICLES - Arts and Politics in the 1950s

BÜLENT ECEVİT ARTICLES - Arts and Politics in the 1950s

"This online database consists of some 1,500 Turkish- and English-language articles written by Bülent Ecevit between 1950 and 1961, the majority of them for the prominent daily paper Ulus. While much is known of Ecevit’s long career as a statesman–beginning with his service as Minister of Labor 1961 and lasting well into the 2000s–this early chapter in his life remains largely unknown. Yet the cultural commentary, art criticism, political analyses and travel writings that he produced in the 1950s constitute an extraordinarily prolific and consistent body of work on the importance of civic culture and democracy. The columns reveal the seeds of his later political thought, as well as giving a new perspective on the importance of the arts to his intellectual life."

Open Access Journal: Journal of American Studies of Turkey

Journal of American Studies of Turkey 

ISSN: 1300-6606

A semiannual publication of the American Studies Association of Turkey, Journal of American Studies of Turkey operates with a blind peer referee system. It publishes transdisciplinary work in English by scholars of any nationality on American literature, history, art, music, film, popular culture, institutions, politics, economics, geography, and related subjects. Contributors need not be members of the American Studies Association of Turkey.

Articles which cross conventional borders between academic disciplines are particularly welcome, as are comparative studies of American and other cultures. The journal also publishes notes, comments, book and film reviews. Details about the submission of manuscripts are given at the back.

The American Studies Association of Turkey disclaims responsibility for statements, whether of fact or opinion, made by contributors.

The American Studies Association of Turkey was founded in 1988 to promote American Studies in Turkey and where possible to assist Turkish and non-Turkish scholars working in the field by providing material and funds. It also aims to further research and publication in Turkish-American comparative studies.

Journal of American Studies of Turkey has been indexed in the MLA International Bibliography, Ulrich’s International Periodicals Directory, and the American Humanities Index since the publication of its first issue of Spring 1995, and in the MLA Directory of Periodicals since 1999

Alphabetical List of Open Access Journals in Middle Eastern Studies

JSTOR survey on journals of historical significance in Arabic

JSTOR, the archive of scholarly content, is seeking to expand to include journals in more languages in its corpus, to reflect the global scholarly community and serve more scholars around the world. Arabic is one of these languages. This brief survey provides an opportunity for librarians, faculty, and scholars to share expertise on journals of historical significance in Arabic, and to voice opinions on building a corpus of digital journal content in Arabic, as well as in the discipline of Middle East Studies more generally. Input on the shaping of such a project is most welcome. This survey can be accessed here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/JSTORArabic

Cairo Gazetteer : un thesaurus pour l'identification des monuments du Caire

Cairo Gazetteer : un thesaurus pour l'identification des monuments du Caire

Au XIX^e siècle, le voyage au Caire, deuxième ville après Rome pour l’exceptionnelle concentration de ses monuments, faisait partie du « grand tour » de nombreux artistes et architectes. Avec les édifices andalous et persans, l’architecture du Caire médiéval occupe une place centrale dans la découverte de l’art islamique. Les institutions patrimoniales européennes conservent ainsi des collections d’œuvres graphiques et photographiques de très grande valeur, dont l’intérêt est à la fois scientifique, artistique et, en raison de la disparition progressive de ce patrimoine architectural, historique. Ces fonds rassemblent parfois la seule documentation encore subsistante sur des édifices disparus, très dégradés ou radicalement transformés. Ces collections riches, variées et au caractère souvent unique restent cependant à peu près invisibles et inexploitées faute d’une indexation appropriée. Ce type de corpus soulève des difficultés particulières de traitement en matière d’identification et d’indexation, en raison des multiples variantes issues de la translittération, en caractères latins, des toponymes arabes. Il existe en effet de très nombreuses disparités dans l’orthographe des noms des monuments et cette « cacographie » demeure problématique pour le traitement documentaire et l’interopérabilité des données. Le laboratoire InVisu a donc établi un référentiel sur les monuments du Caire, sous la forme d’une table de concordance qui recense les variantes orthographiques des toponymes, et qui permet d’identifier, de décrire et de localiser les 600 édifices classés du Caire. Les monuments ont été localisés dans la base de données géographiques GeoNames (plus de 400 monuments créés), ce qui a permis de générer leurs coordonnées géographiques et d’exposer une partie des données de ce référentiel dans le Linked Open Data. Le projet Cairo Gazetteer vise la mise à disposition, au niveau de la communauté européenne des humanités numériques, de l’intégralité de ce référentiel en le publiant au format SKOS (Simple Knowledge Organization System).

À chaque monument correspond un concept SKOS (skos:Concept), identifié par un URI (Uniform Resource Identifier). Ce référentiel est multilingue : des termes préférentiels (skos:prefLabel) sont associés au concept en arabe (skos:prefLabel@ar) et en français (forme courante, skos:prefLabel@fr). Des langues « virtuelles » ont été créées pour les translittérations normalisées : ISO 233-2 (1993) (skos:prefLabel@ISO), et ALA-LC de l’American Library Association-Library of Congress (skos:preflabel@ALA). Les variantes des toponymes sont décrites comme des termes alternatifs (skos:altLabel@MUL) avec le code ISO MUL pour « multiple langages ». Ces variantes sont également identifiées par des URI afin de pouvoir indiquer leur source bibliographique dans une note éditoriale. La typologie du monument est exprimée par la relation à un terme générique (skos:broader), défini dans un thésaurus sur l’architecture, en français, en anglais et en arabe, aligné sur les référentiels de data.bnf, de la Library of Congress et du Getty. Le monument est associé (skos:relatedMatch) à son fondateur (en lien avec les ressources de data.bnf, de la Library of Congress, de DBpedia, de VIAF et de l’ISNI) et à son quartier (en lien avec GeoNames). Le référentiel propose aussi un alignement (skos:exactMatch, skos:closeMatch) avec data.bnf, les Subject Headings de la Library of Congress, DBpedia, VIAF et GeoNames. Une notice descriptive (skos:definition) en français, en anglais et en arabe mentionne la date de construction, la localisation (adresse et coordonnées géographiques), le numéro d’inventaire, et indique s’il existe des risques de confusion avec d’autres monuments.

Ce référentiel propose une solution innovante pour le traitement des multiples variantes issues de la translittération des toponymes arabes. Il répond aux besoins d’une large communauté scientifique transdisciplinaire, en offrant aux historiens, historiens de l'art, architectes, restaurateurs, conservateurs, bibliothécaires et iconographes, un outil pour l’identification, l’indexation et la valorisation de fonds iconographiques et textuels relatifs aux monuments du Caire.

Le projet Cairo Gazetteer a été retenu comme contribution de la France à l'infrastructure européenne de recherche Dariah. Il a permis la création et l’enrichissement d’une soixantaine de notices d’autorités géographiques dans le catalogue de la BnF, pour l’indexation du fonds du photographe Beniamino Facchinelli (actif au Caire de 1876 à 1895), traité en collaboration avec le département des Estampes et de la Photographie. Il va également servir à l’indexation de l’intégralité des travaux du Comité de conservation des monuments de l’art arabe, qui vont être mis à disposition sur le portail Persée dans le cadre du projet Athar, lauréat de l’appel à projet BSN5.

Termes de premier niveau

• abreuvoir
• aqueduc (architecture)
• archives nationales (architecture)
• caravansérail (funduq)
• caravansérail (wikālaẗ)
• carreau
• citadelle
• citerne (architecture)
• cour
• cuisine
• école coranique
• église
• fontaine publique
• grotte
• hammam
• hippodrome
• hôpital
• hôtel de la Monnaie (architecture)
• immeuble
• iwan
• khan
• khanqah
• madrasa
• maison (bayt)
• maison (manzil)
• mausolée (qubbaẗ)
• mausolée (turbaẗ)
• minaret
• mosquée (ǧāmiʿ)
• mosquée (masǧid)
• moulin
• mur de ville (architecture)
• nilomètre (architecture)
• palais
• passage voûté
• portail
• porte de ville
• puits
• ribat
• rue couverte
• sabil-kuttab
• sakieh
• sanctuaire musulman
• tekke
• tombeau
• tour
• zaouïa

Open Access Journal: Mashriq & Mahjar: Journal of Middle East Migration Studies

[First Posted in AMIR 28 February 2013, updates 21 October 2016]

Mashriq & Mahjar: Journal of Middle East Migration Studies
ISSN:  2169-4435

 

Mashriq and Mahjar: Journal of Middle East Migration Studies is a bi-annual electronic publication devoted to disseminating original research on migration from, to, and within the region now commonly known as the 'Middle East.' Its primary focus is on the Eastern Mediterranean. However, its scope also extends to Iran, Turkey, Greece and the Balkans, Egypt, and the Arabian Peninsula, and to all parts of the world affected by Middle Eastern migration, from the Americas and Africa to Australia and South-East Asia. The journal welcomes submissions on all aspects of human movement and the circulation of ideas, cultural artifacts, and commodities, from the disciplinary perspectives of history, anthropology, economics, political science, sociology, art history, literary studies, and comparative religion. Each issue contains double-blind peer-reviewed articles and detailed reviews of relevant publications.

2016

Vol 3, No 2 (2016)

2015

Vol 3, No 1 (2015)

2014

Vol 2, No 2 (2014)

Vol 2, No 1 (2014)

2013

Vol 1, No 2 (2013)

Vol 1, No 1 (2013)

Alphabetical List of Open Access Journals in Middle Eastern Studies

Open Source Arabic OCR

Working paper :
Important New Developments in Arabographic Optical Character Recognition (OCR) by

Maxim Romanov, Matthew Thomas Miller, Sarah Bowen Savant, and Benjamin Kiessling.

 Highlights from the paper:

"The OpenITI team—building on the foundational open-source OCR work of the Leipzig University’s (LU) Alexander von Humboldt Chair for Digital Humanities—has achieved Optical Character Recognition (OCR) accuracy rates for classical Arabic-script texts in the high nineties " 

"The specific type of OCR software that we employed in our tests is an
open-source OCR program called Kraken, which was developed by Benjamin
Kiessling at Leipzig University’s Alexander von Humboldt Chair for Digital
Humanities. Unlike more traditional OCR approaches, Kraken relies on a neural
network—which mimics the way we learn—to recognize letters in the images of
entire lines of text without trying first to segment lines into words and then words
into letters."

"The most important advantage of Kraken is that its workflow allows one to train new
models relatively easily, including text-specific ones. In a nutshell, the process of
training requires a transcription of approximately 800 lines (the number will vary
depending on the complexity of the typeface) aligned with images of these lines as
they appear in the printed edition."

 "The two rounds of testing presented here indicate that with a fairly modest amount
of gold standard training data (~800–1,000 lines) Kraken is consistently able to
produce OCR results for Arabic-script documents that achieve accuracy rates in the
high nineties."

"In the long term, we will are also planning to train models for other Islamicate languages (Ottoman Turkish,Urdu, Syriac, etc.). Our hope is that an easy-to-use and effective OCR pipeline will allow us all—collectively—to significantly enrich our collection of digital Islamicate texts and thereby enable us to understand better this fascinating and understudied textual tradition."





 

ANS Digital Library: Ebooks

ANS Digital Library: Ebooks

 

Over its 150-year history, the American Numismatic Society has published hundreds of monographs. Many of these were scanned by the Google Books project and are now openly accessible through HathiTrust. However, these scanned books provide little functionality for keyword searches or linking to related resources in the archives or numismatic collection of the ANS. As a result, we are publishing fully functional Open Access ebooks through our Digital Library, including EPUB and PDF derivatives for mobile devices.

coinage of the Umayyads of Spain

Author

Miles, George Carpenter, 1904-1975

Date

1950

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

America's copper coinage, 1783-1857 Coinage of the Americas Conference, 1984

Editor

Doty, Richard G.

Date

November 30-December 2, 1984

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Coinage of the Americas Conference

Beaux-Arts medal in America

Author

Sutherland, C. H. V. (Carol Humphrey Vivian), 1908-

Date

September 26, 1987, to April 16, 1988

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

America's copper coinage, 1789-1866 Coinage of the Americas Conference, 1985

Date

October 31 - November 2, 1985

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Coinage of the Americas Conference

coinage of the Umayyads of Spain

Author

Miles, George Carpenter, 1904-1975

Date

1950

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

numismatic bibliography of the Far East

Author

Bowker, Howard Franklin

Date

1943

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

South American decorations and war medals

Author

Gillingham, Harrold E. (Harrold Edgar), 1864-1954

Date

1932

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

Russian imperial orders

Author

Hazelton, Alan W.

Date

1932

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

Coin hoards

Author

Noe, Sydney P. (Sydney Philip), 1885-1969

Date

1920

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Carolingian coinage

Author

Morrison, Karl F. (Karl Frederick), 1936-, Grunthal, Henry Grunthal, Henry (1905-2001).

Date

1967

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

numismatic history of late medieval North Africa

Author

Hazard, Harry W. (Harry Williams), 1918-1989

Date

1952

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Studies

Medallic Art of the American Numismatic Society, 1865–2014

Author

Miller, Scott H.

Date

2015

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Randazzo hoard 1980 and Sicilian chronology in the early fifth century B.C

Author

Arnold-Biucchi, Carmen

Date

1990

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Studies

Greek and Roman plated coins

Author

Campbell, William, 1876-1936

Date

1933

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

coinage of the Visigoths of Spain

Author

Miles, George Carpenter, 1904-1975

Date

1952

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Aspects of the principate of Tiberius

Author

Grant, Michael, 1914-2004

Date

1950

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

medal in America

Editor

Stahl, Alan M., 1947-

Date

September 26-27, 1987

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Coinage of the Americas Conference

medals of the United States Army medical department and medals honoring Army medical officers

Author

Hume, Edgar Erskine, 1889-1952

Date

1942

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

Rare Islamic coins

Author

Miles, George Carpenter, 1904-1975

Date

1950

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

Contributions to Arabic Metrology

Author

Miles, George Carpenter, 1904-1975

Date

1958

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

Fatimid coins in the collection of the University Museum, Philadelphia, and the American Numismatic Society

Author

Miles, George Carpenter, 1904-1975

Date

1951

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

octobols of Histiaea

Author

Newell, Edward Theodore, 1886-1941

Date

1921

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

new style silver coinage of Athens

Author

Thompson, Margaret E., 1911-1992

Date

1961

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Studies

Money of pre-federal America

Editor

Kleeberg, John M.

Date

May 4, 1991

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Coinage of the Americas Conference

America's gold coinage Coinage of the Americas Conference, 1989

Editor

Metcalf, William E.

Date

November 4-5, 1989

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Coinage of the Americas Conference

coinage of Metapontum

Author

Noe, Sydney P. (Sydney Philip), 1885-1969

Date

1931

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

coinage of the first mint of the Americas at Mexico City, 1536-1572

Author

Nesmith, Robert I., 1891-1972

Date

1955

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

coinage of Caulonia

Author

Noe, Sydney P. (Sydney Philip), 1885-1969

Date

1958

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Studies

coinage of Metapontum

Author

Noe, Sydney P. (Sydney Philip), 1885-1969

Date

1927

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

Ancient numismatics

Author

Barbara A. Baxter Baxter, Barbara A. Baxter, Barbara A. Baxter, Barbara A.

Date

1958

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Jenny Lind medals and tokens

Author

Westervelt, Leonidas, 1875-1952

Date

1921

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

mint of the Philippine Islands

Author

Perez, Gilbert S. (Gilbert Somers), 1885-

Date

1921

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

Coinage of the American confederation period

Editor

Mossman, Philip L. (Writer on coinage)

Date

October 28, 1995

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Coinage of the Americas Conference

Umayyad, 'Ābbasid and Tūlūnid glass weights and vessel stamps

Author

Balog, Paul

Date

1976

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Studies

medal in America

Editor

Stahl, Alan M., 1947-

Date

November 8-9, 1997

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Coinage of the Americas Conference

cistophori of Hadrian

Author

Metcalf, William E.

Date

1980

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Studies

America's large cent

Editor

Kleeberg, John M.

Date

November 9, 1996

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Coinage of the Americas Conference

Excavation coins from the Persepolis region

Author

Miles, George Carpenter, 1904-1975

Date

1959

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

Contributions to Arabic Metrology

Author

Miles, George Carpenter, 1904-1975

Date

1958

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

Alexander coinage of Sicyon

Author

Noe, Sydney P. (Sydney Philip), 1885-1969

Date

1950

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Studies

Studies in the Macedonian coinage of Alexander the Great

Author

Troxell, Hyla A.

Date

1997

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Studies

Essays on the Coinage of Alexander the Great

Author

Bellinger, Alfred R. (Alfred Raymond), 1893-1978

Date

1963

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Studies

silver coinage of Cappadocia, Vespasian-Commodus

Author

Metcalf, William E.

Date

1996

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

British orders and decorations

Author

Risk, James Charles, 1915-

Date

1945

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

Coins of the Spanish Muluk al-Tawaif

Author

Miles, George Carpenter, 1904-1975

Date

1954

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Two hoards of Persian sigloi

Author

Noe, Sydney P. (Sydney Philip), 1885-1969

Date

1956

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

Egyptian hoard of the second century, A.D

Author

Weber, Shirley Howard, 1883-1962

Date

1932

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

coinage of the eastern Seleucid mints from Seleucus I to Antiochus III

Author

Newell, Edward Theodore, 1886-1941

Date

1938

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Studies

Light weight solidi and Byzantine trade during the sixth and seventh centuries

Author

Adelson, Howard L.

Date

1957

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

America's silver coinage, 1794-1891 Coinage of the Americas Conference, 1986

Editor

Doty, Richard G.

Date

November 1-2, 1986

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Coinage of the Americas Conference

early Cistophoric coinage

Author

Noe, Sydney P. (Sydney Philip), 1885-1969, Kleiner, Fred S.

Date

1977

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Studies

bibliography of Greek coin hoards

Author

Noe, Sydney P. (Sydney Philip), 1885-1969

Date

1925

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

Pre-Mohammedan coinage of northwestern India

Author

Whitehead, R.B. (Richard Bertram)

Date

1922

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

Romano-British imitations of bronze coins of Claudius I

Author

Sutherland, C. H. V. (Carol Humphrey Vivian), 1908-

Date

1935

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

commemorative coinage of the United States

Author

Wood, Howland, 1877-1938

Date

November 7, 1992

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

Mexican Revolutionary coinage 1913-1916

Author

Wood, Howland, 1877-1938

Date

1921

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

Money of the American colonies and Confederation

Author

Mossman, Philip L. (Writer on coinage)

Date

1993

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Studies

coinage of the Mamlūk Sultans of Egypt and Syria

Author

Balog, Paul

Date

1964

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Studies

token

Editor

Doty, Richard G.

Date

October 29, 1994

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Coinage of the Americas Conference

TAPAE OIKIETHE; A Contribution to Tarentine Numismatics

Author

Vlasto, Michel P., 1874-1936

Date

1922

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

Alexander's drachm mints I

Author

Thompson, Margaret E., 1911-1992

Date

1983

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Studies

coinage of the Tūlūnids

Author

Grabar, Oleg

Date

1957

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

Alexander's drachm mints II

Author

Thompson, Margaret E., 1911-1992

Date

1991

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Studies

Canada's money

Editor

Kleeberg, John M.

Date

November 7, 1992

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Coinage of the Americas Conference

America's silver dollars Coinage of the Americas Conference, 1993

Editor

Kleeberg, John M.

Date

October 30, 1933

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Coinage of the Americas Conference

Metrological tables

Author

Caley, Earle Radcliffe, 1900-1984

Date

1965

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

triumviri monetales and the structure of the coinage of the Roman Republic

Author

Karl Pink Pink, Karl Pink, Karl Pink, Karl Pink, Karl Pink, Karl 1884-1965 Pink, Karl 1884-1965

Date

1952

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Studies

Hacienda tokens of Mexico

Author

Noe, Sydney P. (Sydney Philip), 1885-1969, Eklund, O. P.

Date

1949

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

Notes on Syrian coins

Author

Seyrig, Henri

Date

1950

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

pine tree coinage of Massachusetts

Author

Noe, Sydney P. (Sydney Philip), 1885-1969

Date

1952

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

Two recent Egyptian hoards

Author

Newell, Edward Theodore, 1886-1941

Date

1927

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

Aramaic graffiti on coins of Demanhur

Author

Torrey, Charles Cutler, 1863-1956

Date

1937

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

gold dollars of 1858, with notes of the other issues

Author

Wood, Howland, 1877-1938

Date

1922

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

Roman medallions

Author

Toynbee, J. M. C. (Jocelyn M. C.), 1897-1985

Date

1944

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Studies

Early Chinese coinage

Author

Yu-ch'üan Wang Wang, Yü-Ch'üan Wang, Yü-Ch'üan Wang, Yü-Ch'üan Wang, Yü-Ch'üan Wang, Yü-ch'uan (Yü-ch'uan)

Date

1951

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

coinage of El Perú

Editor

Bischoff, William L. (William Ludwig), 1938-

Date

October 29-30, 1988

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Coinage of the Americas Conference

numismatic history of Rayy

Author

Miles, George Carpenter, 1904-1975

Date

1938

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Studies

Studies in early Byzatine gold coinage

Editor

Metcalf, William E., W. R. O. Hahn Hahn, W. R. O. Hahn, Wolfgang Reinhard Otto. Hahn, Wolfgang Reinhard Otto. Hahn, Wolfgang Reinhard Otto.

Date

1988

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Studies

bibliography of Greek coin hoards

Author

Noe, Sydney P. (Sydney Philip), 1885-1969

Date

1937

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

numismatic iconography of Justinian II (685-695, 705-711 A.D.) Numismatic iconography of the Byzantine emperor Justinian II

Author

Breckenridge, James D. (James Douglas), 1926-1982

Date

1959

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

Five Roman gold medallions or multiple solidi of the late empire

Author

Brett, Agnes Baldwin, 1876-1955

Date

1921

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

Two Roman hoards from Dura-Europos

Author

Bellinger, Alfred R. (Alfred Raymond), 1893-1978

Date

1931

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

Endicott gift of Greek and Roman coins, including the "Catacombs" hoard

Author

Sawyer McArthur Mosser Mosser, Sawyer McArthur Mosser, Sawyer McArthur, 1905- Mosser, Sawyer McArthur, 1905- Mosser, Sawyer McArthur, n. 1905

Date

1941

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

coinage of the Arab Amirs of Crete

Author

Miles, George Carpenter, 1904-1975

Date

1970

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

medallic work of A.A. Weinman

Author

Noe, Sydney P. (Sydney Philip), 1885-1969

Date

1921

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

Fifth Dura Hoard

Author

Newell, Edward Theodore, 1886-1941

Date

1933

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

Earliest Coins of Norway

Author

Parsons, H. Alexander

Date

1926

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

And see also ANS Digital Library Electronic Theses and Dissertations