Professional Organizations

• American Philological Association. The main professional organization for Classicists and Greco-Roman historians.
• American Research Institute in Turkey. ARIT coordinates research by US scholars in Turkey in all periods.
• American School of Classical Studies at Athens. Coordinator of all American archaeological and research activity in Greece, the ASCSA publishes Hesperia and various archaeological reports and monographs.
• American Society of Greek and Latin Epigraphy. The professional organization for scholars studying texts inscribed on stone or other similar materials.
• Association internationale d'epigraphie grecque et latine. The main international organization of epigraphers.
• Association of Ancient Historians. The main professional organization of Greek and Roman historians in North America.
• American Society of Papyrologists. Papyrologists study texts preserved on papyrus, most of which of necessity originates in Egypt. The ASP homepage here provides links to other papyrology-related resources.
• American Historical Association. Most historians belong.
• American Numismatic Society, collects coins and supports numismatic scholarship from all regions and time periods, including Greece and Rome. The site contains many useful links.
• Institute of Classical Studies. Located at the University of London, the Institute publishes the Bulletin of the Institute of Classical Studies and a series of Supplements, and holds seminar, lectures, and other events of interest to historians of the Greco-Roman world.
• International Plutarch Society, will soon include links to all texts of Plutarch in Greek and English, a bibliography of Plutarchian scholarship, and other useful material.
• Classical Association of New England, CANE, the local Classics association that brings together college faculty, high scholar teachers, and folks interested in the Classics.
• Classical Links. A page providing links to the homepages of many local Classics organizations (including CANE, the Classical Association of New England) and to many other Classics-related resources.
• Die Oesterrischische Akademie der Wissenschaften. The Austrian Academy of the Sciences includes Kommissionen (divisions) devoted to various aspects of the Greco-Roman world, including a Kleinasiatische Kommission for Asia Minor, and maintains a press to publish the results of their research.
• Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies. The Society publishes the Journal of Roman Studies, Britannia, and several important monograph series. It shares facilities in London and a library with the Society for the Promotion of Hellenic Studies.