On 11 February 2011 M. Lowe Fri lectured on "Experimental Archaeology – a helping hand in understanding the manufacturing process and use of the Minoan double axe" at the Swedish Institute at Athens in association with the Minoan Seminar.
On 11 February 2011 M. Lowe Fri lectured on "Experimental Archaeology – a helping hand in understanding the manufacturing process and use of the Minoan double axe" at the Swedish Institute at Athens in association with the Minoan Seminar.
The January 2011 (38.1) volume of Nestor is now available as a free download. This is the new free digital publication model for all future issues of Nestor.
One of the most requested features for the improvement of the online Nestor database is the ability to download full citation information for use in bibliographic software. Nestor bibliography listed in the years 2007‐2010 is now visible to the free Zotero bibliographic plug‐in for Firefox. Stand‐alone versions and versions compatible with other browsers are planned but currently in early stages of development.
Zotero allows you either to store your bibliography on your own computer, or optionally to sync it to Zotero's servers with a free 100MB limit. Even more usefully, it collects bibliographic information from web pages such as those of many library catalogs, OCLC records, Jstor, and other sources that embed their full bibliographic citations in their webpages.
To take advantage of this, install the Zotero plug‐in in your Firefox browser (http://www.zotero.org).
Next, go to the Nestor Bibliography search page and search for an item (http://classics.uc.edu/nestor/index.php/nestorbib). In the results page, look for a folder icon in the Firefox address bar. You will see a sheet drop down with the bibliographic entries and some checkboxes. Select the items that you want to add to your library and hit the OK button. They will be added to your Zotero library.
On
15
February
2011
applications
are
due
for
the
Michael
Ventris
Memorial
Award for
Mycenaean
Studies of
up
to
£2000,
to
be
awarded
to
a
junior
scholar
who
has
obtained
a
doctorate
within
the
past
eight
years
or
to
a
postgraduate
student
about
to
complete
a
doctorate
in
Mycenaean
studies
or
kindred
subjects,
to
promote
research
in
(1)
Linear
B
and
other
Bronze
Age
scripts
of
the
Aegean
and
Cyprus
and
their
historical
and
cultural
connections,
or
(2)
all
other
aspects
of
the
Bronze
Age
of
the
Aegean
and
Cyprus.
Applications
(6
single‐sided
A4
pages
maximum)
should
be
sent
to
the
Deputy
Director,
Institute
of
Classical
Studies,
Senate
House,
Malet
Street,
London
WC1E
7HU,
United
Kingdom
or
via
email
(compatible
with
Word
2003)
to
On
15
February
2011
abstracts
are
due
for
the
American
Schools
of
Oriental
Research
Annual
Meetings
(ASOR
2011),
to
be
held
in
San
Francisco,
CA
from
16‐19
November
2011;
abstracts
may
be
submitted
with
a
late
fee
until
1
March
2011.
Abstracts
for
papers
that
fit
into
the
sessions
described
in
the
list
of
2011
sessions
should
be
submitted
via
the
online
abstract
submission
database
on
the
ASOR
website
(http://www.asor.org);
applicants
are
strongly
urged
to
email
the
Session
Chair
in
advance
of
the
deadline.
Presentations
that
do
not
fit
into
established
sections
are
also
invited,
and
should
be
tagged
"Individual
Submissions"
on
the
online
database.
Submissions
must
be
made
by
email.
On
15
August
2011
messages
of
intent
for
participation
in
the
"Projects
on
Parade"
poster
session
are
due
to
Morag
Kersel
at