Complementary Journal Access.

[Lyceum]

Hi guys just thought I'd pop in briefly to make you all aware of the fact that Cambridge University Press are offering one month's complimentary access to recent volumes of Classics Journals. Cambridge Classics includes:

Anatolian Studies
Annual of the British School at Athens
Archaeological Reports (SPHS & BSA Journal)
Britannia
The Cambridge Classical Journal
The Classical Quarterly
The Classical Review
Greece & Rome
The Journal of Hellenic Studies (SPHS Journal)
The Journal of Roman Studies
Papers of the British School at Rome

So most of the main ones are present and accounted for.

EDIT: Code is CLASSICS13C

EDIT #2: I am bad at this! http://journals.cambridge.org/action/tri...n=classics

[Robert Vermaat]

Sounds like a great opportunity! Where do we log in?

[Lyceum]

Sorry, I am bad at this, fixed it! All info in first post.

[Simplex]

Wowza !

....and thanks... of course !

Simplex

[Vindex]

BOTHER! Just found two really interesting articles and the site has gone down... ad: I was really enjoying myself browsing through lots of interesting things...horse biomechanics for one.

[Robert Vermaat]

Thanks for the update. I sucessfully logged in.

most of the main ones are present and accounted for.

No Britannia, alas.

These are the current titles:

The Journal of Roman Studies, FirstView
Anatolian Studies, Volume 59
Anatolian Studies, Volume 60
Anatolian Studies, Volume 61
Anatolian Studies, Volume 61
Anatolian Studies, Volume 62
Archaeological Reports, Volume 56
Archaeological Reports, Volume 57
Archaeological Reports, Volume 58
Annual of the British School at Athens, Volume 105
Annual of the British School at Athens, Volume 106
Annual of the British School at Athens, Volume 107
The Classical Quarterly, Volume 60, Issue 01
The Classical Quarterly, Volume 60, Issue 02
The Classical Quarterly, Volume 61, Issue 01
The Classical Quarterly, Volume 61, Issue 02
The Classical Quarterly, Volume 62, Issue 01
The Classical Quarterly, Volume 62, Issue 02
The Classical Review, Volume 60, Issue 01
The Classical Review, Volume 60, Issue 02
The Classical Review, Volume 61, Issue 01
The Classical Review, Volume 61, Issue 02
The Classical Review, Volume 62, Issue 01
The Classical Review, Volume 62, Issue 02
The Classical Review, Volume 63, Issue 01
The Cambridge Classical Journal, Volume 56
The Cambridge Classical Journal, Volume 57
The Cambridge Classical Journal, Volume 58
Greece & Rome, Volume 57, Issue 01
Greece & Rome, Volume 57, Issue 02
Greece & Rome, Volume 58, Issue 01
Greece & Rome, Volume 58, Issue 02
Greece & Rome, Volume 59, Issue 01
Greece & Rome, Volume 59, Issue 02
Greece & Rome, Volume 60, Issue 01
The Journal of Hellenic Studies, Volume 130
The Journal of Hellenic Studies, Volume 131
The Journal of Hellenic Studies, Volume 132
The Journal of Roman Studies, Volume 100
The Journal of Roman Studies, Volume 100
The Journal of Roman Studies, Volume 101
The Journal of Roman Studies, Volume 101
The Journal of Roman Studies, Volume 102
Papers of the British School at Rome, Volume 78
Papers of the British School at Rome, Volume 78
Papers of the British School at Rome, Volume 79
Papers of the British School at Rome, Volume 79
Papers of the British School at Rome, Volume 80
Papers of the British School at Rome, Volume 80

[Flavivs Aetivs]

Nota Bene - read this.

[Titvs Statilivs Castvs]

Can you download them or only read them online?

[Vindex]

Some have free downloads, some you have to pay for. I haven't noticed any which are on line only, but I have only trawled through about 10%!!

[Vindex]

...but watch out for the VAT! Ouch £6 on a £30 article... :o ad:

[Robert Vermaat]

I'm sure we discussed this topic before but I failed to find it. Therefore I revived this one, because of the anouncement of Michael Taylor that his article was available online:

The paper is now available on my academia page.
https://www.academia.edu/1602947/Roman_I...assessment
No downloadable PDF, but click the "ingentraconnect" link. Let me know if it does not work.

I think it's a good thing that modern article are more and more available onlineToo bad it costs us $33 to read it. Which i think is a pretty hefty price for 21 pages (no doubt of good quality), when you think of the fact that the publication was already paid for once.

I applaud the rising availability of books and articles on the internet. However, most of the free information consists of outdated articles and even older books, while up to date information is hidden away behind paysites. The effect of this development is already visible. Long-since disproven theories are again repeated in open discussion, due to the availablity of the information to those who seek it. Those who need to be informed are unable to get the information they need (at least not without paying relatively large sums of money).

[Gunthamund Hasding]

Robert fully agree
plus a lot of this I am paying through my taxes being an European citizen

as long as the writer is writing an article, book or whatever and he is paid by an European state and he is doing this in his work time everything should be freely accessible online, if you want a book extra costs should be charged but I consider I already paid for the info

I know is not so easy, and I know a lot of you will disagree with me and come with other opinions but I DO NOT own any rights for my research but the one who are paying for this

[Lyceum]

A selection of papers from the British School of Rome, free for a while. There's a good and interesting spread here:

http://journals.cambridge.org/action/dis...keId=12140

[Robert Vermaat]

free for a while.

Apparently not from where I live. :-(