Ruins of Rhamnous on a low rise amidst the trees; in the background the deep blue sea. An island stretches across the horizon.

Drawing of an inscription, by Hillary Yip

AIO's latest launch publishes or revises all the decrees, accounts, and leases of the deme of Rhamnous in eastern Attica. For the full list of the new entries, see: www.atticinscriptions.com/browse/bypub...
Thanks to Durham student Hillary Yip for her fantastic drawing of I Rhamnous 181!

A pedimented structure supported by four columns, with an inscription on the lowest level of the entablature. A blue sky flecked with clouds is visible behind.

Today AIO launches 112 inscriptions: all remaining letters of Roman emperors, inscriptions & graffiti connected with the Roman Agora (including AIO's first obscenity!), milestones, dedications to Demeter, Kore, Herakles. For all today's new entries see: www.atticinscriptions.com/browse/bypub...

A stone block with 5 lines of ancient greek text inscribed on it

Today AIO launches 107 new inscriptions: all votives of artisans and workers, boundary stones of the Athenian empire on Aigina, all remaining dedications of Asklepios, Health, Telesphoros & Amynos, and all remaining inscriptions on the Rural Dionysia. See www.atticinscriptions.com/browse/bypub...

A stone structure of ashlar blocks with a stele depicting a horseman on top. At left, grass; at right, a pathway; above, conifers stretching into the clear blue sky

AIO launches a set of inscriptions from family precincts in the #Kerameikos cemetery that provide insight into ancient Athenian families' commemoration of their dead. These entries were written by Robert Pitt and his students CYAthens. See them here: www.atticinscriptions.com/browse/bypub...

Marble plaque with a Greek inscription and a relief sculpture of a disembodied leg

AIO launches all inscriptions of the healing sanctuary of Asklepios on the Acropolis; dedications for Amphilochos, Dionysos, Artemis, Herakles, Hera, Men, Theseus; decrees on relations with Priene. For a full list of today's new entries: www.atticinscriptions.com/browse/bypublicationdate/2025-5-15/

A temple on a hill

A logo with the letters A I D above a temple façade, inside a red border

Today AIO announces the 2nd set of Attic Inscriptions of Delphi, produced with the seminar of Alte Geschichte at Heidelberg

This launch includes the hymns of Athenaios & Limenios, records of Pythais and Dodekais pilgrimages & an inter-state arbitration:
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