To find your page, add your ITS usercode to the end of the URL for the database. e.g. http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/fac/arts/classics/students/
modules/greekreligion/database/clxxx

Please edit the page properties (see here for instructions) to change the title to the name of the archaeological site you will be writing about, then replace the Italicised instructions below with your entry... If you want to know how to add e.g. additional images, podcasts, etc., please see this page. If copying from word, rather than using CTRL-V, please click the small "paste from word" icon (with a 'w') which neatens up the formatting.

Archaeological Development

replace this with a description of the archaeological development of this site

Gods/Heroes

Asclepios:

replace this with the names of Gods and Heroes worshipped at the site, along with their epithets and a description of their role/character at this site

Ritual Activity

Sacrifice-
add text here as appropriate. Note that "shift + enter" inserts a line break without any paragraph spacing.
Dedications-
add text here as appropriate
Festivals-
add text here as appropriate
Other-
add text here as appropriate

Rules and Regulations

note here any rules and regulations relating to sanctuary use that have been found inscribed in and around the site.

Other Activities

specify activities, known dates, and ancient sources.

Historical Significance

Replace this with a discussion of the historical significance of the site

Who used the site, and where did they come from? 

Replace this with a discussion of the different communities who used the site, including dates and sources.

Select Site Bibliography

Insert a bibliography here.

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Footnotes

1- To enter footnotes, put [1] in your text above, and place the footnote down here.
2- If you press "shift + enter" it will insert a line break without any paragraph spacing.

Location

Please add the location here. Also, search for it on Pelagios (click here) and add a link to "further information" about the place.

You might even want to embed a map to show it within the context of other archaeological sites from vici.org, like below. To find out how to do this, see the further instructions page.

Site Plan

Insert a picture, or several, here.