Phoenician Digital Epigraphy

The corpus of Phoenician-Punic inscriptions comprises about 12,000 documents, spread over a very wide area and span of time (all the countries of the Mediterranean region, from the end of the 2 nd millennium BCE to the first centuries of the 1 st millennium CE). The quantity and nature of the documents have caused considerable difficulties in the knowledge and scientific use of these sources. The project CIP (Corpus Inscriptionum Phoenicarum necnon Poenicarum, also known as the PhDB or Phoenician Data Base) came into being to tackle these problems by producing a collection and a critical edition of all the epigraphic documents in the form of a data bank

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