Publications

This website presents publications with the results of the project.
All the publications will be available in open access format on the day of their release.
Online materials relevant to the project
1) The project's Data Management Plan.
2) The Agenda of the Lanuch Event.
Peer-reviewed publications
1) Marina Bastero Acha, Il contributo delle digital humanities per un approcio allo studio dell'epigrafia Ispano-Romana, Collectanea Philologica, 47(2024), 307-322.
2) Paweł Nowakowski, The sarcophagus of Markia Ploteine and her sons from Kyzikos (SEG 62, 946): a case of an intricate ligature system, Travaux et Mémoires 28 (2024) [= Mélanges Denis Feissel édités par J. Aliquot, S. Destephen, A. Laniado & C. Saliou], 425-437. Green open access link.
3) Paweł Nowakowski, Lorena Pérez Yarza, Marina Bastero Acha, Julia Borczyńska, Andrés Rea, Stonecutters And Mosaicists at Work. Identifying Craftspeople and Their Workshops Through the Lens of Epigraphy (University of Warsaw, 30 November-1 December 2023), Marmora: International Journal for Archaeology History and Archaeometry of Marbles and Stone, 20 (2024), 159-162. Green open access link
4) Paweł Nowakowski, [Review:] Anna M. Sitz: Pagan Inscriptions, Christian Viewers. The Afterlives of Temples and Their Texts in the Late Antique Eastern Mediterranean. Oxford: Oxford University Press 2023. 352 S., 66 Illustrations (Cultures of Reading in the Ancient Mediterranean 2), Gnomon [in print].
5) Ferit Baz, Paweł Nowakowski, Emre Macit, New Christian Inscriptions from Southeast Cappadocia, Philia. International Journal of Ancient Mediterranean Studies 10 (2024), 24-32.
6) Lorena Pérez Yarza, “Structuring Letterforms: A Palaeographic and Epistemic Approach to Greek Epigraphy” [book chapter, submitted]
7) Lorena Pérez Yarza, Andrés Rea, Paweł Nowakowski, The adaptation of the Roman Serif System in Monumental Greek Inscriptions from South-western Anatolia (2nd c. BCE - 3rd c. CE) [book chapter, submitted]
8) Marina Bastero Acha, Julia Borczyńska, Paweł Nowakowski, Lorena Pérez Yarza, Andrés Rea, "A Standardised Palaeographic Thesaurus for Greek Inscriptions in the Late Roman Epigraphy: The Case of Ancient Zoara", Epigraphica 88 (2026), 41-68 [AAM version].
9) Julia Borczyńska, "The Roman Presbyters and La Bella Scrittura Filocaliana", Early Medieval Europe 34/1 (2026), 101-133. AAM version (OA). EME version.
10) Julia Borczyńska, "Salvo Siricio episcopo, Salvo Siricio papa: Tracing the Emergence of a New Conception of Roman Episcopal Authority through Epigraphic Evidence" [journal paper, submitted]
11) Julia Borczyńska, "The So-Called Elogium of Musti: Paleographical Analysis, Transcription, and Translation" [book chapter, submitted]
12) Lorena Pérez Yarza, Javier Herrera Rando, Sofia Bianchi Mancini (eds.), One Cult, Multiple Cultures: Multilingualism and Religion in Western Roman Inscriptions (Serie Diglossi@, Universités Nouvelle-Aquitaine éditions, 2025).
13) Lorena Pérez Yarza, Javier Herrera Rando and Sofia Bianchi Mancini, "Bilingual Phenomena and Cultu(r)al Interactions in the Roman Empire", in: Lorena Pérez Yarza, Javier Herrera Rando, Sofia Bianchi Mancini (eds.), One Cult, Multiple Cultures: Multilingualism and Religion in Western Roman Inscriptions (Serie Diglossi@, Universités Nouvelle-Aquitaine éditions, 2025).
14) Julia Borczynska, "Continuity and Change in Late Roman Epigraphy: The Most Gifted Disciples of Filocalus" [book chapter, submitted to a volumed edited by Roald Dijkstra].
15) Martyna Świerk, "Ex officina Felices. Self-presentations of craftspersons and workshops in mosaics from the Mediterranean from the third to the fifth century CE", submitted to Studia Ceranea 16 (2026).
16) Maciej Krawczyk, "When database evolution becomes a machine learning problem", Medium, June 2026 AAM version
17) Lorena Pérez Yarza, Paweł Nowakowski, Andrés Rea, "Strokes and Bars, Serifs and Cornices, or the Cultural Transfer in the Epigraphy of the Sanctuary of Hecate at Lagina, Western Anatolia", in: Dominika Grzesik, Joanna Wegner (eds.), Proceedings of the Conference The Epigraphic Programs of Greek Sanctuaries: Space, Actors and Visual Strategies, Wrocła, 20–21 October 2025, [submitted].
18) Lorena Pérez Yarza, Timo Eichhorn, Marina Bastero Acha, "Two Scripts, One Visual Culture? An Approach to Calligraphic Semantics in Bilingual Inscriptions from Imperial Rome", in: Palabras que se imaginan, iconos que se leen. Epigrafía visual e iconografía textual en el Occidente romano (ss. II a. C.- V d. C.) (Berlin: Peter Lang) [in print].
19) Marina Bastero Acha, Title: "De matrona romana a icono feminista: Porcia Maura y su recepción en El Ejido (Almería)", in: O. Aguado Cantabrana, T. Aguilera Durán, P. Martín-Esperanza, A. Duplá Ansuátegui (eds.), Héroes y heroínas de la Antigüedad en los imaginarios contemporáneos (Madrid: Silex, 2025), 247-262. [AAM version].
20) Marina Bastero Acha, Martha Fernández Corral, "Epigraphic Production and Workshops at Lara de los Infantes (Burgos, Spain): A Preliminary Study Based on the Banquet-Scene Stelae", Studia Ceranea 16 (2026) [submitted].
21) Marina Bastero Acha, "La construcción de lo sagrado: dinámicas evergéticas y espacios cultuales en la Hispania romana", Collectanea Philologica 29 (2026) [submitted].
22) Marina Bastero Acha, "Women at the Table in Hispania: Women’s Participation in the Epula through Epigraphic Sources", Bulletin of the Institute of Classical Studies (2026), 1–18. [Open Access version]
23) Marina Bastero Acha, Estatuas divinas. Un estudio de sus dedicaciones y contexto a través de la epigrafía hispana (Anejos de Veleia. Series Minor 45. Vitoria-Gasteiz: Universidad del País Vasco/ Euskal Herriko Unibertsitatea, 2026), 368 pp. ISBN: 978-84-1319-773-9. [AAM version]