Description of a well preserved example of these ancient documents found in Croatia.

Guide to abbreviations in Latin inscriptions compiled by Tom Elliott.

Provided by the Princeton University. Overview of volumes and headings.

Bill Thayer's photographs and transcriptions of Etruscan and Roman inscriptions, arranged as a list for researchers and a self-paced course in Latin epigraphy for students.

Roman expert Guy de la Bédoyère has made available on-line the texts from the standard work 'Roman Inscriptions of Britain', vol.1.

Diplomata sorted by emperors, provinces, auxiliary units. Aims to encourage private collectors to provide their diploma fragments for scientific evaluation.

Maker marks (usually applied using wooden stamps) on Roman bricks with legionary / military context are presented.

Latin incriptions and texts relating to the Mausoleum and incription from the pillars that were part of the same complex.

Online edition of the ink writing tablets from the Roman fort at Vindolanda, UK, including texts, translations, notes and digital images.