Images of Spolia
Dan Diffendale has started a public group photo pool on flikr devoted to spolia. At present the group has 8 members and 69 images. The images are publicly available. Any flickr member may contribute.
23 January, 2008
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That’s an excellent resource. I shall sign up to this group and add any photographs of this kind I come across. Funnily enough I was logged into Flickr at this very moment because I’m in the process of setting up an epigraphic photo pool of a different kind (which I shall announce presently). Quite a coincidence.
Comment by Gabriel Bodard — 23 January, 2008 @ 13:29
There is another Flickr photo pool of interest to epigraphists, Visibile parlare (currently 172 photos).
Comment by Paschalis Paschidis — 23 January, 2008 @ 13:39
Dan has posted an update on the spolia pool: http://triacorda.blogspot.com/2008/02/spolia-update.html
Comment by Tom Elliott — 7 February, 2008 @ 14:33
There are 2 different groups on flickr named VISIBLE WORDS-VISIBILE PARLARE, one is about
ancient greek epigraphy (355 photos atm), the other is about latin epigraphy from
antiquity to the middle ages (2164 photos atm).
Visibile Parlare – Visible Words (Latin)
http://www.flickr.com/groups/visible_words/
Visibile Parlare – Visible Words (Greek)
http://www.flickr.com/groups/562831@N24/
l.traube
Comment by l.traube — 13 April, 2008 @ 15:24
[...] of photographs of epigraphic interest to Flickr, the photo-sharing website. Of particular interest (as previously discussed) are the groups Visibile Parlare – Visible Words (Latin) and Visibile Parlare – Visible Words [...]
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