Writing Culture and Economic Life in Late Antique Ephesus. New Ostraca and Inscriptions on Pottery

拟议项目的具体目标是“古代以弗所晚期的写作文化和经济生活”。“新奥斯特拉卡和陶器铭文”的内容如下：-首先，对以弗所新铭文的编辑工作和历史评估，这些铭文被保存在塞拉佩翁和圣玛丽教堂附近的古城区后期发现的陶器碎片上，其数量在项目的第一年从60件增加到94件。研究结果将在专著中发表（将在《小亚细亚研究》上发表），其中一方面包含了大量的注释版本，另一方面，处理了新的铭文发现的意义，这对于我们理解罗马和古代晚期以弗所的写作文化和日常/商业生活，以及城市的历史地形和当地的铭文习惯。-其次，创建一个在线语料库，包括新的铭文发现以及已经出版的路加墓的24个平行文本，这应该为公众提供快速和直接的材料访问（插图，转录，简短的评论，翻译）。

The specific aims of the proposed project "Writing Culture and Economic Life in Late Antique Ephesus. New Ostraca and Inscriptions on Pottery" are as follows:–firstly, the editorial work on and historical evaluation of new inscriptions from Ephesus, which have been preserved on potsherds found in the areas of the Serapeion and the late antique city quarter near the church of St Mary and whose number increased from 60 to 94 pieces in the first year of the project. The results will be presented in a monograph (to be published in the "Asia Minor Studien"), which, on the one hand, contains the extensively annotated edition of the pieces and, on the other hand, deals with the significance of the new epigraphic finds for our understanding of the writing culture and the everyday/business life in Roman and late antique Ephesus as well as of the historical topography of the city and the local epigraphic habit.–secondly, the creation of an online corpus comprising the new epigraphic finds together with the 24 parallel texts from the tomb of Luke that have already been published and which should provide the public with quick and direct access to the material (illustrations, transcriptions, short comments, translations).