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DIGITAL BOOKS Cybernetica MesopotamicaCritique of Archaeological Reason URKESH GLOBAL RECORD SERIES 1. Introduction to the UGR 2. Grammar Archaeological Record 3. A16. Courtyard of Tupkish Palace 4. JP. Plaza and Terrace Edge 5. J1. Plaza and Terrace Edge 6. J2. Temple Staircase 7. J3. Terrace Edge and LC Temple 8. J4. Eastern Top of Staircase 9. J5. The Mittani Staircase 10. J6. Eastern End of Temple Terrace 11. J7. South-Eastern End of Plaza 12. Urkesh Ceramic Analysis FOUR BANKS SERIES The Land of the Four River Banks Mesopotamian Religion Mesopotamian Politics |
DIGITAL BOOKS (WEBSITES)
A central concern in the current use of websites is what may be defined as their lack of bibliographical status. Besides internal issues, regarding the structure of the website and its contents, there is what we may call an issue of governance. Traditionally, publishing houses have served as guarantors of the nature and integrity of printed publications. Publishing houses and libraries are then, together, guarantors of the enduring availability of the resulting product. Websites have not, to date, been considered to be within the purview of publishing houses, a policy that has to do with the nature of websites as currently conceived. They tend to be anonymous, non-linear, ephemeral and not reviewed nor vetted the way paper publications are. Undena Publications, in this, its 50th anniversary, is taking once more the initiative and is starting (as of 2023) to publish websites as part of its regular catalog. Measures are taken to guarantee quality and a special structural integrity, and to ensure durability. An Undena digital book is a website understood, in this perspective, as distinct from an electronic version which serves merely as an analog of a printed book (as per our dual edition series). It is therefore clearly associated with one or more author, peer reviewed, inter-planar in structure, and permanent. This is described in detail in our digital book Cybernetica Mesopotamica. ISBN numbers (International Standard Book Numbers) serve to identify each publisher and each publication, and since 1967 they have been used for printed media, more recently for ebooks or other electronic versions of the printed media. Undena is now using ISBN numbers for websites conceived as digital books. This is a marker of the full bibliographical status of the digital book. DOI numbers (Digital Object Identifiers) serve in a similar way to identify a digital object, such as a website. They differ from the ISBN number in two important ways. On the one hand, they point to the target taking the reader directly to it. On the negative side, they do not imply any specific publishing oversight, as afforded by a publishing house. Cybernetica Mesopotamica Giorgio Buccellati Online at https://cyb-mes.net 2024. Pages ... ISBN 978-0-89003-121-6 DOI ............... Back to top A Critique of Archaeological Reason Giorgio Buccellati and Laerke Recht Online at https://Critique-of-AR.net 2021. Pages ... ISBN 978-0-89003-131-5 DOI ............... Back to top URKESH GLOBAL RECORD SERIES 1. An Introduction to the Urkesh Global Record Giorgio Buccellati Online at https://urkesh.org/GRM 2027. Pages ... ISDN 978-0-89003-885-7 DOI ....... Back to top 2. A Grammar of the Archaeological Record Giorgio Buccellati Online at urkesh.org/GRM 2027. Pages ... ISDN 978-0-89003-885-7 DOI ....... Back to top 3. The Central Plaza below the Temple Terrace Federico Buccellati and Lorenzo Crescioli Online at urkesh.org/A16 2027. Pages ... ISDN 978-0-89003-886-4 DOI ....... Back to top 4. JP. The Temple Plaza and the Terrace Edge Lorenzo Crescioli and Patrizia Camatta Online at urkesh.org/JP 2027. Pages ... ISBN .... DOI ....... Back to top 5. J1. The Terrace Edge and the Late Chalcolithic Temple Lorenzo Crescioli with the collaboration of Rasha el-Endari and Mary Stancavage Online at urkesh.org/J1 2027. Pages ... ISBN 978-0-89003-887-1 DOI ....... Back to top 6. J2. The Temple Staircase Caitlin Chaves Yates with the participation of Minna Haapanen, Sarah Comelli, Patrizia Camatta and Lorenzo Crescioli Online at urkesh.org/J1 2027. Pages ... ISBN 978-0-89003-888-5 DOI ....... Back to top 7. J3. The Terrace Edge and the Late Chalcolithic Temple James L. Walker Online at urkesh.org/J3 2027. Pages ... ISBN 978-0-89003-889-5 DOI ....... Back to top 8. J4. The Eastern Top of the Main Staircase Sarah Comelli and Yasmine Mahmoud Online at urkesh.org/J4 2027. Pages ... ISBN ..... DOI ....... Back to top 9. J5. The Mittani Staircase and the Western Closure of the Plaza James L. Walker Online at urkesh.org/J5 2027. Pages ... ISBN ... DOI ....... Back to top 10. J6. The Eastern End of the Temple Terrace and the Betili Patrizia Camatta Online at urkesh.org/J6 2027. Pages ... ISBN ... DOI ....... Back to top 11. J7. The Southeastern End of the Plaza Caitlin Chavez Yates Online at urkesh.org/J7 2027. Pages ... ISBN ... DOI ....... Back to top 12. Urkesh Ceramic Analysis Marilyn Kelly-Buccellati with the collaboration of Laerke Recht and the assistance of Caitlin Chavez Yates Online at urkesh.org/Ceramics 2027. Pages .... ISBN 978-0-89003-132-2 DOI ....... Back to top FOUR BANKS The Land of the Four River Banks. The Hub Website Giorgio Buccellati Online at 4banks.net 2024. Pages ........... ISBN 978-0-89003-121- DOI ............... Back to top Mesopotamian Religion and Spirituality with Reference to the Biblical World Giorgio Buccellati and Jonah Lynch with the assistance of Marco De Pietri Online at 4banks.net/Mes-rel 2027. Pages ........... ISBN .... DOI ............... Back to top Mesopotamian Political History Marco De Pietri Online at 4banks.net/Mes-pol 2027. Pages ........... ISBN .... DOI ............... Back to top |