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A diamond open access, forum peer reviewed journal, covering the fields of the Ancient Near East, Mediterranean, Bible, and their receptions.
Paris
Joined June 2021
We are very happy to be able to say that EABS student prize winner, Giorgio Paolo Campi, has just had his article published in the current varia issue,
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We are happy to announce the full publication of a thematic issue "Global and Local Cultures in the Roman East" as AABNER 3.3. Full issue and individual pdfs available from website!
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Postuler à une bourse pour venir étudier à l’école biblique et archéologique française de Jérusalem : c’est maintenant ! Tous les détails sont ici 👉🏻 https://t.co/GRxjsKQEk8
#Jerusalem #holyland #Carême #terresainte #dominicains #bourse #scholarship
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AABNER will host an editorial meeting just before EABS in Sofia, as in previous years. Details forthcoming soon.
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All articles from volume 3, issue 1 are now available on the website individually, https://t.co/ILhVJHWAWV . This includes a dossier and editorial on publication ethics. Full pdf of issue forthcoming. (3.2 already available).
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Our full issues are also available via print-on-demand for cost-price.
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AABNER is growing its community of forum reviewers. If you'd like to support OA publishing and innovative peer review, join our community!
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AABNER authors retain the copyright of their articles via a CC-BY-NC-ND 4.0 License
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All published issues are archived by the Universitätsbibliotek Tübingen and on the Center for Open Science ( https://t.co/yzDeVoJN9x) servers.
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AABNER is an interdisciplinary journal covering antiquity and its reception. It seeks to embody the ethos of the EABS in terms of academic rigor, equal opportunity, and non-discrimination.
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AABNER is supported by the Bibliothèques de l'IPT, the Bibliothèque Cantonale et Universitaire Lausanne, the École biblique et archéologique française de Jérusalem, and the Pitt Theological Library of the Chandler School of Theology, Emory.
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Good Greek doggos
Sure, we talk about Homer's catalogue of ships and Hesiod's catalogue of women, but what about Xenophon's catalogue of good dog names (On Hunting VII.5)? Some of my favorites are Aktis (Sunbeam), Froura (Look-out), Chara (Joy), Augo (Glitter), and Styrax (Spike).
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