For more information, click here . The academic world seems to get more competitive every year for money. Universities and colleges are less willing to fund leaves for research just at the time when travel and other needs grow. Web Resources Resources devoted to the study of the classical world are burgeoning on the WorldWideWeb. Home pages, discussion groups, graphical displays of ancient artwork, texts, and city plans, electronic versions of Greek and Latin texts in both the original and in translation, dictionaries, and even electronic journals are readily available, and more seem to appear every day.
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If you are interested in archaeological fieldwork, Cornell University provides a list of projects requiring personnel, or contact Martha Risser or me about the Tel el-Far'ah project in Israel, which offers credit for Trinstudents. Booksellers Ares Publishers . Reprints lots of useful reference books in epigraphy and papyrology, as well as publishing some original scholarship. Blackwell's of London . Can't be beat for books in classics and ancient history, but try it for other fields too.