UNIDAM

The UNIDAM media database of the University of Vienna includes the ‘Classical Archaeology’ section, which is accessible to all users, as well as other sections, some of which are only accessible on request.

The ‘Classical Archaeology’ image pool primarily contains reproductions in professional image quality as well as the previously digitised parts of the slide collection. Here you have the opportunity to research images for your presentations and to create your own collections/folders. 
Image material from research and teaching to expand UNIDAM is welcome!

The image collections of the network partners can be accessed via the so-called ‘Connector’. 
Only the Chrome and Firefox web browsers are supported! 
The database is constantly being updated and the appearance and functions may change. Please write to us about this.

Instructions for setting up, researching and downloading images in UNIDAM can be found here - download PDF - and also linked within the database. - download PDF.

 

prometheus

The Institute of Classical Archaeology also has an institute licence for the digital image archive prometheus, which currently links 99 databases under one interface.

 

Registration in Unidam and prometheus

If you require UNIDAM and/or prometheus access or information on your user data and password, please contact the IKA administrator Ralf Pausz (Ralf.Pausz@univie.ac.at) by e-mail - please state your name, matriculation number and telephone number.

 


Collections IKA’ database

The Institute's archaeological collection has its own database, which is freely accessible to teachers, researchers, students and all interested parties. Further information can be found here.

 


Ordering digital images from the Institute's photo lab

Digital images in professional image quality can be ordered from our photo lab.

Information on ordering digital images for students (= information sheet 'Ordering digital images') Order form - download form


ARTstor

ARTstor, currently the world's largest digital image database, is available via a campus licence and can be accessed via the University Library's database service.

(last update: 20.11.2019)