Epigraphica Anatolica

Epigraphica Anatolica is a scholarly journal dedicated to the epigraphy of Asia Minor (Anatolia). It was founded in 1983 by Ekrem Akurgal, Reinhold Merkelbach, Sencer Şahin and Hermann Vetters. The journal publishes scientific contributions aimed at recording and editing epigraphic documents from Asia Minor. Its current editors include Wolfgang Blümel, Jürgen Hammerstaedt, Wolfgang Dieter Lebek, Haslan Malay and Mustafa Hamdi Sayar. The journal is related to Gephyra. Zeitschrift für Geschichte und Kultur der Antike auf dem Gebiet der heutigen Türkei, which also publishes on the epigraphy of Asia Minor but prefers broader contributions, as well as to Anatolian Studies. It is distributed by Dr. Rudolf Habelt Verlag and has an overview page hosted by the Institute for Classical Studies at the University of Cologne.

Epigraphica Anatolica was founded in 1983 by Ekrem Akurgal, Reinhold Merkelbach, Sencer Şahin and Hermann Vetters. The journal was established as a specialist outlet for the recording and edition of epigraphic documents from Asia Minor. Over the following decades it became a standard reference for Anatolian epigraphy. Its editorial board has included Wolfgang Blümel, Jürgen Hammerstaedt, Wolfgang Dieter Lebek, Haslan Malay and Mustafa Hamdi Sayar. The journal is related to Gephyra, which also covers the epigraphy of Asia Minor but with a broader scope, and to Anatolian Studies. It is distributed by Dr. Rudolf Habelt Verlag, and an overview page is maintained by the Institute for Classical Studies at the University of Cologne.

• 1983

  Founded by Ekrem Akurgal, Reinhold Merkelbach, Sencer Şahin and Hermann Vetters.

Specialist academic journal for the epigraphy of Asia Minor.

• Epigraphica Anatolica journal

  Academic journal publishing contributions on the recording and edition of epigraphic documents from Asia Minor.

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2. 2Epigraphica Anatolica – Wikipedia (German)de.wikipedia.org
3. 3Epigraphica Anatolica – University of Cologneifa.phil-fak.uni-koeln.de