Documents and archives

Although in the Greek states and in Rome literacy was less widespread and oral communication was more important than it is in the more developed parts of the modern world, businesses – both of states and of individuals or groups of individuals – generated documents, which were stored and published in various ways.

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• Oral Tradition and Written Record in Classical Athens

  Open Access•Rosalind Thomas•Oral Tradition and Written Record…•1989

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• Atrium Libertatis

  Open Access•Nicholas Purcell•Papers of the British School at…•1993

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• Archives and Alternatives in Republican Rome

  Phyllis Culham•Classical Philology•1989

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