Comments on: Oriental Institute Goes Open Access http://awilum.com/?p=339 Bible and ancient Near East: teaching + research / causing reflection / moving the field forward Fri, 03 Sep 2010 11:44:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Roger Pearse http://awilum.com/?p=339&cpage=1#comment-13318 Roger Pearse Tue, 29 May 2007 15:49:25 +0000 http://awilum.com/?p=339#comment-13318 This is truly revolutionary. Well-done the Oriental Institute! This can only be good news. After all, most disciplines in this are suffer chronic underfunding and lack of resource or public interest. Yet these are areas for which a wide constituency could and should exist. This can only do good. This is truly revolutionary. Well-done the Oriental Institute! This can only be good news. After all, most disciplines in this are suffer chronic underfunding and lack of resource or public interest. Yet these are areas for which a wide constituency could and should exist. This can only do good.

]]> By: Chuck Jones http://awilum.com/?p=339&cpage=1#comment-10382 Chuck Jones Mon, 09 Apr 2007 14:22:38 +0000 http://awilum.com/?p=339#comment-10382 You don't actually have to pin this on me, the OI page speaks for itself, but in case you and your readers are interested the next set of stuff to asppear onlione (in addition to new material as it appears of which A/ugusta McMahon's Nippur V is next) will be the following: Group 1: OIP 8 (Medinet Habu 1), OIP 42 (Megiddo 1), OIP 63 (Pottery from the Diyala), OIP 102 (Tomb of Kheruef), CAD L (these are ready to put up) Group 2: Forty-seven Mesopotamian titles Group 3: All the Persepolis volumes You don’t actually have to pin this on me, the OI page speaks for itself, but in case you and your readers are interested the next set of stuff to asppear onlione (in addition to new material as it appears of which A/ugusta McMahon’s Nippur V is next) will be the following:

Group 1: OIP 8 (Medinet Habu 1), OIP 42 (Megiddo 1), OIP 63 (Pottery
from the Diyala), OIP 102 (Tomb of Kheruef), CAD L (these are ready
to put up)

Group 2: Forty-seven Mesopotamian titles

Group 3: All the Persepolis volumes

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