We have searchable and comprehensive access to both
- Archeopress
- Works best with simple searches.
- In advanced search, choose the geographical reagion
- Greece, Aegean, Crete, Black sea
- Add a term -- such as pottery, animal, coins... etc. into the free text box.
- Search directly in Franklin may be more effective
- BAR Digital Collection (British Archaeology Reports)
- use search box in upper right hand corner
- you can type in or two words such as statuary female (even Kithara comes up)
- Look through "subjects" in the left hand column, and you'll find
- Mediterranean
- Greece, Aegean, Crete, Black sea
- Classical and Hellenistic
- you can "truncate" using ? for one letter and * for multiple letters.
- Greek? = could be Greek or Greeks
- statu* = could be statute, statue, statuary, statuesque
Searching for journal articles:
- L'Annee philologique
- Dedicated to the ancient Mediterranean and Near Eastern world
- Literature, language, history, art, and more
- Choosing "advanced search" allows you to limit the language of article results
- Most of our databases will give you a "penn text" link to connect to a journal article or other text, in this database look for SFX. It will be at the top of the record you are looking at.
- JSTOR Advanced Search
- Choose journal categories:
- Archaeology
- Classical Studies (only 74 journals -- compared to hundreds of journals and books covered in L'Anne philologique)
- JSTOR is all fulltext -- if you find a journal article it should be available on the site
- We do not have all JSTOR books
- Proximity search: "word 1 word 2" ~maximum number of words separating the two words
- ARSTOR (images) is now incorporated into JSTOR.
- After you do your search and see your results, scroll down along the left hand column.
- you'll see a box to check for "images"
- Try typing in the name of your object and then clicking on image.
- Kithara, kylix, tetradrachm, amphorae -- for instance bring up many images.
- Articles+
- Choose scholarly and peer review from the left-hand facets
- You may also want to view newspapers or magazines
- start with a simple search: amphora* "ancient greek" and as you find interesting articles, look at "Quick look" to find
- summaries
- and descriptive terms
- working new terms that you run across nto your search will allow you to get more precisely to articles that may meet your needs
- Google Scholar
- using this link to Google Scholar makes sure that your Penn credentials are recognized so that you can connect with articles and other resources to which we have subscriptions
- If you go through this link (proxied for Penn), you'll see the "Penn Text" links to connect with actual argticles
- The beauty of Google Scholar is you can type exactly type a sentence exactly as you would say or think it.