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Contact: Diane Ryan, Council of American Overseas Research Centers’
Digital Library for International Research, dlir@caorc.org, (773)
955-4545 x 266
June 12, 2007
A New Digital Resource for Access to Middle
East Research Journals
The Council of American Overseas Research Centers and the Digital
Library for International Research program are very pleased to announce
the launch of "Middle
East Research Journals," a new digital web resource that
provides free access to journals published in the Middle East. This
resource is designed for use by the general public, college and
university educators, and students nationwide. It includes:
• A searchable Online
Union Catalog of library resources from the American Overseas
Research Centers including over 2,000 Middle East Journals cataloged
by this project.
• A searchable index searchable
index to three key titles in Middle East studies:
• Journal of the Palestine Oriental Society, Jerusalem,
1920-1948
• Quarterly of the Department of Antiquities in Palestine,
London, 1931-1950
• Sumer, Baghdad, 1945-1959, 1960-1965, update to 1966-2000
• A digital
library with the full text of five noteworthy Middle East journals:
• Arkeoloji Dergisi, Izmir, 1991-1998
• Arkeoloji-sanat Tarihi Dergisi, Izmir, 1984-1996
• Bogazici University Journal-Beseri Bilimler, Istanbul,
1973-1981
• Bulletin of the Israel Exploration Society, 1933-1967
• Revue archéologique syrienne, Aleppo, 1931-1938
• Preservation microfilm of the following five titles has
been stored at the Center
for Research Libraries.
• Arkeoloji Dergisi, Izmir, 1991-1998
• Arkeoloji-sanat Tarihi Dergisi, Izmir, 1984-1996
• Bogazici University Journal-Beseri Bilimler, Istanbul,
1973-1981
• CEDAC Carthage Bulletin (Centre d'Études et de
Documentation Archéologique de la Conservation de Carthage),
Tunis, 1978-1997
• Revue archéologique syrienne, Aleppo, 1931-1938
The "Middle East Research Journals" project was created
with the generous support of the Institute of Museum and Library
Services.
We are excited to share this new resource with you and expect it
to engage scholars in new ways as they study the history, geography,
and culture of the countries in the Middle East region. Please feel
free to explore this and other international resources in the Digital
Library for International Research, including Digital books from
West Africa, Maps from Mediterranean Lands, and a Photo Archive
from the Center for Art and Archaeology in India.
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