Part of the larger Jelica - Gradina site, edited by Mihailo Milinkovi . The monuments from the first group indicate the existence of a station of the beneficiarii consularis in the surroundings of a ak, and a system of roads and ancient mines in this region. The university also maintains multiple pages of administrative information about the center at relevant points in the Panth on-Sorbonne Annuaire de la recherche . Contributions concerned with inscriptions from the Arabian peninsula, whether recorded in the field or housed in public and private collections around the world, are also welcomed.
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There are no restrictions for time and territory. The project is managed by the Laboratorio di Epigrafia at the University of Trieste, Italy. There are two volumes now available, each with separate URLs. They can be reached from links at the bottom of the home page of the Laboratorio, but not from each other. In these pages the editors want to present SEG, its history and future, news and recent developments.