Text and Image

Text and Image
Volume 36.2 (Nov 2021)

Editors: Elisa Scholz and Glynnis Maynard

1. Text and Image in Perspective
Article

Glynnis Maynard and Elisa Scholz

2. From Story to Memory: Some Combat Images from the early Late Bronze Age Greek Mainland
Article

Rachel Phillips

3. Overexposed: Looking around Photographic Texts and Images in the Archive
Article

Rebekah Hodgkinson

4. The Body as (in, and with) Text: Doing Bioarchaeology with Archives
Article

Lauren Hosek, Alanna L. Warner-Smith and Shannon A. Novak

5. A Kylix Onesimos: Visual and Linguistic Humour in the Athenian Classroom
Article

Ollie Croker

6. Maybe It's a Sign: Observation and Doubt in a Mesopotamian Omen Series
Article

Madeleine Ouimet

7. Beyond the Written Content - the deliberate use and omission of coin inscriptions
Article

Saskia Kerschbaum and Hülya Vidin

8. Emblematic representation on ancient Egyptian apotropaic wands
Article

Jordan Miller

9. Devices of Ekphrasis? A Multimodal Perspective on Viking Age Animal Art
Article

Michael Neiß and Rebeca Franco Valle

10. Image and Text to Educate the Nation: Reinterpreting the Woodblock Print Series 'Pictorial Record of Products of Great Japan'
Article

Freya Terryn

11. Andromeda as 'marmoreum opus' in Roman Literature and Wall Painting
Article

Amelie Lutz

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Text and Image

Text and Image Volume 36.2 (Nov 2021)

1. Text and Image in Perspective Article

2. From Story to Memory: Some Combat Images from the early Late Bronze Age Greek Mainland Article

3. Overexposed: Looking around Photographic Texts and Images in the Archive Article

4. The Body as (in, and with) Text: Doing Bioarchaeology with Archives Article

5. A Kylix Onesimos: Visual and Linguistic Humour in the Athenian Classroom Article

6. Maybe It's a Sign: Observation and Doubt in a Mesopotamian Omen Series Article

7. Beyond the Written Content - the deliberate use and omission of coin inscriptions Article

8. Emblematic representation on ancient Egyptian apotropaic wands Article

9. Devices of Ekphrasis? A Multimodal Perspective on Viking Age Animal Art Article

10. Image and Text to Educate the Nation: Reinterpreting the Woodblock Print Series 'Pictorial Record of Products of Great Japan' Article

11. Andromeda as 'marmoreum opus' in Roman Literature and Wall Painting Article