User:Domusaurea

Profa. Dra. Juliana Bastos Marques - Lecturer in Ancient History at UNIRIO, Brazil. Registered on Wikipedia since July 31, 2006.

I contribute mostly to the Lusophone Wikipedia, so please refer to my Portuguese Wikipedia user page.

Working with the Brazilian branch of the Wikipedia Education Program.


 * Current Wikipedia-related research project, on Meta.
 * Total contributions list
 * Personal website, domusaurea.org.


 * Academia.edu - my papers, CV et al.
 * Old blog link, for archival purposes (It's in Portuguese - please use the translator widget provided there).

Talks and activities
For a list of activities in Portuguese, please refer to my WP:PT userpage.
 * Participation at the #WCC edit-a-thon @ FIEC2019, London. - /WCC FIEC 2019 index of editors
 * Digital Classicists Seminar - Institute of Classical Studies, London, UK, 2019
 * Etruscan Art and Archaeology (FSU) - Nancy De Grummond, 2017
 * Bridges across Cultures FSU edit-a-thon, 2017
 * Notes for IFPH conference, Amsterdam, 2014

Bookmarks
For my research. I had to group these *somewhere*.

5 pillars

 * 5 pillars, current version
 * 5 pillars - first version, May 2005
 * Principles - list of essays
 * Jimbo Wales' Statement of principles - current version (Original version)
 * Manning Bartlett - "the story behind this SOP". JW SOP talk page, 29 November 2007
 * Wikipedia:Simplified ruleset
 * List of policies
 * Core content policies, esp. "History"
 * WP:NPOV, Larry Sanger version, 27 Dec., 2001
 * Wikipedia_is_an_encyclopedia. Definition of "encyclopaedia": "An encyclopedia is a written compendium of knowledge."
 * Wikipedia in brief
 * IPs_are_human_too
 * History_of_Wikipedian_processes_and_people
 * Essay_directory
 * Notability

(AND all talk pages for the above.)