Dialnet: Aquila legionis

The entries of over 25,000 inscriptions (Latins, Visigothics, Greeks and Iberians) collected up to date and arranged according to geographical criteria (by provincias and municipios exactly as the current Spanish territorial division; by distritos, conselhos and freguesias, like the Portuguese counterpart) are stored in this - as defined at the website - "document center specialized in the epigraphy produced in the land of Hispania", open to investigators and public alike. Part of the archives, actually being digitalized, is on line at www.ubi-erat-lupa.austrogate.at/hispep/public/index.php. The center, located at the Universidad Complutense de Madrid, edits annually the journal HISPANIA EPIGRAPHICA , for which Spanish and Portuguese investigators revise a great number of inscriptions, new and old; the former after their publication in other periodicals along the year studied; the latter to be reedited with new readings and comments. Although the journal has reached the twelfth issue, for the time being the site only hosts the downladable (.pdf) epigraphical indices - excellent for exhaustive - of the numbers 5-6-7, divided into several categories (Nomina, Cognomina, toponymy, tribes, trades, etc). Actually, the staff is working on a CD integral edition of the ten volumes, including a joint index.

Dialnet: Hispania epigraphica

Dialnet: Arqueología y Territorio

Dialnet: Arqueoweb

E-journal of the Centro de Estudios Clásicos y Medievales (CECYM) of the Universidad de Comahue [Neuquén, Argentina]. Articles on .pdf.

Dialnet: Faventia

Dialnet: Florentia iliberritana

Dialnet: Gerión

Universidad de Sevilla - Dpto. de Historia Antigua . According to the information provided by the website, "HABIS is a scientific journal edited by the Secretariado de Publicaciones de la Universidad de Sevilla. It publishes original research papers regarding the Ancient World and focused on any of the following aspects: textual, linguistic, literary, historical, philosophical and archaeological. A Review section for other works is also included. Edited as a yearly volume". The webpage hosts the index of the journal (1970-2004) as well as the bilingual abstracts (Spanish - English) of every article.

Dialnet: Habis

This publication leads the group of collections edited by the Diputación de Huelva, and focused on the area that in other times was part of Tartessus, as well as on the Roman and pre-Roman city called Onuba Aestuaria. Other titles: CLÁSICOS DE LA ARQUEOLOGÍA DE HUELVA and MONOGRAFÍAS; the latter offers informative articles also available in English.

Dialnet: Huelva arqueológica

Founded in 1959, CONIMBRIGA is the oldest among the periodicals edited by this study center belonging to the Universidad de Coimbra. The journal, mainly focused on Roman archaeology issues, also hosts articles about Prehistoric archaeology and Ancient History. Language: Portuguese, with summaries in French and English. The indices, up to 2001, are available online. The Publicações section additionally offers information about FICHEIRO EPIGRÁFICO (supplement of Conimbriga): 16-page fascicles on Roman inscriptions discovered all along the Iberian peninsula; 66 fascicles issued up to date (a full content CD-ROM has been produced in cooperation with the Universidad de Alcalá de Henares, as part of the VBI ERAT LVPA project). The Arquivo section has open access to Revista "O Cyberarqueólogo Português" (1995-1998), with articles in French, English and Portuguese.

Conimbriga

Ficheiro epigrafico

Published yearly since 2005 by the Museo Arqueológico de Alicante. Summaries and some contents can be downloaded at Dialnet. (.pdf)

Dialnet: Marq, arqueología y museos

Dialnet: Memorias de historia antigua

Published biyearly by the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (Facultad de Filosofía y Letras - Dpto. de Prehistoria y Arqueología). Amphoras, sculpture, necropoles, pottery, are among the issues covered along five volumes (1994-2002) by this journal, focused on the rich Iberian Culture. A full electronic version is available at the website.

Dialnet: Revista de estudios ibéricos

Dialnet: Revista de estudios latinos

Dialnet: Salduie

Dialnet: SPAL

New magazine edited by the Asociación Hispania Romana, to make the public acquainted with Ancient Rome. The first number is available whether at the site of the association: Legio VIIII Hispana or directly downloadable from this link: http://www.legioviiii.es/documentos/Stilus1.pdf

This independent blog leads several services focused on news, most of them in Spanish. In TA the articles, chosen from varied sources, are classified according to the following categories: Atapuerca, Prehistory, Hispania, Roman Empire, Al Andalus, Greece, Phoenicians, Mesopotamia, Egypt, Israel, Near East, Anatolia, Asia, America, Africa, People. The archives - sorted by month - can be traced back to November '04. Links to museums, universities and archaeological sites. A second blog, TERRAE ANTIQVAE IMAGENES is an interesting gallery of archaeological images and artifacts, that often complements those articles published in the main blog. Finally, TERRAE ANTIQVAE FORO is a discussion group that distribute daily a larger sort of news on archaeology, history and heritage. New in the system is the MENÉ AME service, to vote, comment and link press releases on archaeology: http://arqueologia.noticia.es/

Published biyearly since 1979 by the Gobierno de Navarra: Institución Príncipe de Viana. Summaries y some contents (1995 - ) can be downloaded at Dialnet. (.pdf)

Dialnet: Trabajos de arqueología Navarra

Edited since 2000 by the Escuela de Estudios Orientales de la Universidad de Salvador (USAL) in Argentina. Eleven numbers released up to date. Its contents as well as those of other series (Preprint Series, Jornadas de Estudios Orientales, Webfestschrift Series) are available at: http://www.transoxiana.org/archivo.html.