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The Canadian Centre for Epigraphic Documents was founded in order to archive, catalogue, and digitize epigraphic materials. The digitized images are to be placed online, allowing scholars easy access to these documents.
The Canadian Centre for Epigraphic Documents currently holds over 3,000 squeezes, some of which may be the only extant copies of deteriorated or now missing inscriptions.
The CCED expects to have its first digitized images online by Winter 2012.
Available Collections
The CCED currently holds four collections taken from ancient Greek inscriptions. Background information on the collections is as follows:
(All numbers and dates are approximate)
Geagan Collection
Holdings: 600-1000 squeezes
Date: 7th c. B.C. – 4th c. A.D.
Location: Attica
Traill Collection
Holdings: 1000-2000 squeezes
Date: Hellenistic and Roman Period
Location: Attica
Wallace Collection
Holdings: 200 squeezes
Location: Euboea
Evans Collection
Holdings: 50 squeezes
Date: 5th - 4th c. B.C.
Location: Attica
For More Information, Please Contact
University of Toronto