bibLATEX for archaeologists

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archaeologie –
bibLATEX for archaeologists∗
2015–2020 LukasC.Bossert
2015 JohannesFriedl
[email protected]
Version: 2.4.5(2020/08/08)
Abstract
Thiscitation-stylecoversthecitationandbibliographyrulesoftheDeutsches
ArchäologischesInstitut(DAI).Variousoptionsareavailabletochangeand
adjusttheoutcomeaccordingtoone’sownpreferences. Thestyleiscompati-
blewiththeEnglish,German,Italian,SpanishandFrenchlanguages,sinceall
bibstringsusedaredefinedineachlanguage.
ThispackageisdedicatedtoJohannesFriedlwhoinspiredmetocode,helped
establishing this biblatex-style and introduced me to GitHub and its world
beyond.
Contents
2.3.5 smartciteandsmartcites 8
2.3.6 autocite . . . . . . . . . 9
1 Introduction 2 2.3.7 fullciteandfootfullcite . 9
1.1 Installationofthebundle . . . 2 2.3.8 citeauthorandcitetitle . 10
1.2 Changelog. . . . . . . . . . . . 3 2.3.9 citetranslator . . . . . . 11
1.3 Usage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 2.4 Entrieswith@String . . . . . . 12
2 Overview 3 3 Detailsofoptionalpreferences 13
2.1 Preambleoptions . . . . . . . . 4 3.1 Preambleoptions . . . . . . . . 14
2.1.1 Additional bibliogra- 3.1.1 bibancient . . . . . . . . 14
phiesandmacrolists. . 4 3.1.2 bibcorpora . . . . . . . 15
2.1.2 Notationofnames . . . 4 3.1.3 lstabbrv . . . . . . . . . 16
2.1.3 Mannerofciting . . . . 4 3.1.4 lstlocations . . . . . . . 16
2.1.4 Global bibliography 3.1.5 lstpublishers . . . . . . 16
settings . . . . . . . . . 5 3.1.6 seenote . . . . . . . . . 16
2.2 EntryOptions. . . . . . . . . . 5 3.1.7 biblabel . . . . . . . . . 17
2.3 Citecommands . . . . . . . . . 5 3.1.8 eventdatelanguage . . . 17
2.3.1 citeandcites . . . . . . 5 3.1.9 translation . . . . . . . 17
2.3.2 parenciteandparencites 6 3.1.10 inreferencesasfullcite. . 18
2.3.3 textciteandtextcites . . 7 3.1.11 yearseries . . . . . . . . 20
2.3.4 footcite . . . . . . . . . 8 3.1.12 citeauthorformat . . . . 21
∗Alsoveryhandyforscholarsof(ancient)historyorclassics,too. Forfurtherinformationabout
thecodevisitbiblatex-archaeologie.texografie.de: Commentsandcriticismsarewelcome. Wethank
especiallyM.WemheuerandH.Voßfortheirgreathelpwiththecode.
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3.1.13 yearinparens . . . . . . 24 6.2 Onlinereferencing . . . . . . . 63
3.1.14 scshape . . . . . . . . . 24 6.3 Brackets(with@Inreference) . 64
3.1.15 bibfullname . . . . . . . 25 6.4 Unknownwork . . . . . . . . . 64
3.1.16 noabbrv . . . . . . . . . 26 6.5 Publicationstatus. . . . . . . . 65
3.1.17 publisher . . . . . . . . 26 6.6 Printtheusedoptions . . . . . 66
3.1.18 edby . . . . . . . . . . . 28 6.7 Printthecitedauthorsofsec-
3.1.19 width . . . . . . . . . . 29 ondaryliterature . . . . . . . . 67
3.1.20 counter . . . . . . . . . 29 6.8 Variant ways of entries in
3.1.21 initials . . . . . . . . . . 30 year/date-field . . . . . . . . . 68
3.2 Bibliographyentryoptions . . 30
3.2.1 ancient . . . . . . . . . 30 7 ListofExamples 69
3.2.2 frgancient . . . . . . . . 32
8 Additional bibliography with an-
3.2.3 uniqueme . . . . . . . . 33
cientauthorsandworks 71
3.2.4 corpus . . . . . . . . . . 37
9 Additional bibliography with cor-
4 Examplesofentrytypes 37
pora 86
4.1 Type@Book . . . . . . . . . . 38
4.1.1 ›Festschrift‹, com-
10 Listoflocations 87
memorative volume,
catalogueetc. . . . . . . 38 11 Listofpublishers 88
4.1.2 Translatedbook . . . . 39
4.1.3 Multiplevolumesofa 12 Listofabbreviationaccordingtothe
monograph (cf. sec- DeutschesArchäologischesInstitut-
tion4.3) . . . . . . . . . 40 guidelines 89
4.2 Type @Inbook / 12.1 Shortform. . . . . . . . . . . . 89
@Incollection . . . . . . 41 12.2 Longforms . . . . . . . . . . .103
4.2.1 Shortseries . . . . . . . 42
4.2.2 Inventorycatalogue . . 43 13 Bibliography(.bbx) 132
4.2.3 SectionofMonograph . 44
4.3 Type@MvBook. . . . . . . . . 45 14 Citation(.cbx) 158
4.4 Type@Article . . . . . . . . 46
15 Locales 171
4.5 Type@Proceedings . . . . 47
15.1 English:english-archaeologie.lbx171
4.6 Type@Inproceedings . . 48
15.2 German: german-
4.7 Type@Reference . . . . . . 50
archaeologie.lbx . . . . . . . .174
4.8 Type@Inreference . . . . 51
15.3 French:french-archaeologie.lbx174
4.9 Type@Review. . . . . . . . . 53
15.4 Italian:italian-archaeologie.lbx 175
4.9.1 Reviewswithanindi-
15.5 Spanish: spanish-
vidualtitle . . . . . . . 54
archaeologie.lbx . . . . . . . .175
4.9.2 multiple reviewed
worksinonereview . . 55 16 archaeologie-lstpublishers.bib 176
4.10 Type@Thesis. . . . . . . . . 56
4.11 Type@Talk . . . . . . . . . . 56 17 archaeologie-lstlocations.bib 176
5 Bibliography 57 18 archaeologie-lstabbrv.bib 177
18.1 Shortnames. . . . . . . . . . .177
6 FAQ:ForAncient(scholarsofhigh) 18.2 Longnames . . . . . . . . . . .207
Quality 63
6.1 Followingpages . . . . . . . . 63 19 archaeologie-bibancient.bib 244
1 Introduction
1.1 Installationofthebundle
archaeologie is part of the distributions MiKTeX and TeXLive – thus, you
can easily install it using the respective package manager. If you would like to
installarchaeologieintoyourlocalfoldermanually,dothefollowing: Goto
yourterminal,browsetothefolderofthisbundleandrun
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make install
IfyouareusingmacOSyouwillbeaskedforyouruseraccountpasswordforthe
installation.
Furtheroptionsofthismakefileare:
• clean: deletesallunnecessaryfiles
• cleanbundle: deletesallfilesexcept.dtx,.md. Youwillgettheplain
versionofthisbundle. Thismightbehelpfulifyousendthebundletosome-
oneelse.
• ctan: thiswillcreateazipfilewhichcanbeusedtosendtoCTAN.
• files: willonlycreatethefilesfromthe.dtx-scratch.
• uninstall: willerasethelocallyinstalledfiles.
Thisbundleisconstantlyupdated. Forhints,errorsorsuggestionsusetheGitHub
repositoryhttps://github.com/LukasCBossert/biblatex-archaeologie.
1.2 Changelog
AllnotablechangestothisprojectwillbedocumentedintheREADME.md. This
projectdoesnotadheretoSemanticVersioning. Themarkdownsyntaxisinspired
bytheconventionsproposedbykeepachangelog.com.
1.3 Usage
archaeologie ThenameofthebibLATEX-styleisarchaeologiewhichhastobeactivatedin
thepreamble.
\usepackage[style=archaeologie,%
(cid:104)further options(cid:105)]{biblatex}
\addbibresource{(cid:104)bib-file.bib(cid:105)}
WithoutanyfurtheroptionsthestylefollowstherulesoftheDeutschesArchäol-
ogischesInstitut. Noadditionalsettingsareneeded,butyoucanchangetheout-
comebyusingsomeoptionswhichareexplainedbelow.1
Attheendofyourdocumentyoucanwritethecommand\printbibliography
toprintthebibliography. Sincearchaeologiesupportsdifferentcitationsof
various texts such as those of ancient authors and modern scholars we suggest
havingthemlistedinseparatebibliographies. Furtherinformationcanbefound
below(section5).
2 Overview
Therefollowsaquickoverviewofpossibleoptionsofthestylearchaeologie.
Contrarytothealphabeticallyordereddescriptionlater(section3)theyhereare
1 ForaneasyandunproblematiccompilingwesuggesttouseXƎLATEXorLuaTEX;seethe
informationnoteinsection18.
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listed by topic. Furthermore you can – at your own risk – also use the conven-
tional bibLATEX-options relating to indent, etc. For that please see the excellent
documentationofbibLATEX.
2.1 Preambleoptions
2.1.1 Additionalbibliographiesandmacrolists
bibancient Aseparatebibliography-fileisloaded,inwhichroundabout600ancientauthors
andworksarelistedandcanbecitedrightaway;cf. section3.1.1.
bibcorpora Aseparatebibliography-fileisloaded,inwhichthecommoncorporaforancient
studies are stored cf. section 3.1.2. Additionally this activates the bibliography
archaeologie-lstabbrv.bib.
lstabbrv Activatestheadditionalbibliographyfilearchaeologie-lstabbrv.bib.
It provides a list of journals and series according to the abbreviations of the
Deutsches Archäologisches Institut which can be used as @String macros in
bibliographyentries;cf. section3.1.3.
lstlocations Activatestheadditionalbibliographyfilearchaeologie-lstlocations.bib
with@Stringmacrosoflocationswhichcanbeusedtoautomaticallyprintout
theircorrectexonymintheselectedlanguage;cf. section3.1.4.
lstpublishers Activatestheadditionalbibliographyfilearchaeologie-lstpublishers.bib
with@Stringmacrosofseveralpublisherswhichcanbeusedtoeasilyprintout
theirnames;cf. section3.1.5.
2.1.2 Notationofnames
bibfullname In the bibliography full names of authors and/or editors are shown; cf. sec-
tion3.1.15.
v.2.3.6
citeauthorformat Youcanchosehowthenameofauthorsoreditorsaredisplayedwithinyourtext
whentheyarecitedwith\citeauthor{(cid:104)bibtex-key(cid:105)}. Youcanchosebetween
the options (cid:104)initials(cid:105), (cid:104)full(cid:105), (cid:104)family(cid:105), (cid:104)firstfulltheninitials(cid:105), (cid:104)firstinitialsthenfamily(cid:105),
(cid:104)firstfullthenfamily(cid:105);cf. section3.1.12.
scshape Cited names are shown with small capital letters cf. section 3.1.14. Bibliogra-
phy entries with option={ancient} or option={frgancient} (sec-
tions3.2.1and3.2.2)arenotaffectedbythisoption.
2.1.3 Mannerofciting
edby Switches“ed.”/“Hrsg.” to“ed. by”/“hrsg. v.”;cf. section3.1.18.
inreferences Eachbibliographyentrywhichisan@Inreferenceisfullyreferencedaccord-
ingtothespecialrulesoftheDeutschesArchäologischesInstitutformanualsand
encyclopaedias;cf. section3.1.10.
noabbrv Bydefaulttheshorttitlesofjournalsandseries(shortjournalandshortseries)
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are shown in the bibliography. With this option full titles are printed instead
(journaltitleandseries);cf. section3.1.16.
publisher Alllocationsandthepublisherisshown. Italsochangestheformatoftheedition
andthefirstprint;cf. section3.1.17.
seenote Bydefaultarchaeologieprintsauthor-year-system. Withthisoptionyoucan
changeittoadifferentoutcome(butstillaccordingtotherulesoftheDeutsches
Archäologisches Institut). So the first citation will be a full citation and all the
followingcitationswillrefertothefirstfullcitation;cf. section3.1.6
translation Originaltitle,translatorandoriginallanguageareshowninthebibliography. Set-
tingabibliographyentrytooption={ancient}thisbehaviourisdefault;cf.
section3.1.9.
yearinparens Theyearisshowninparentheses;cf. section3.1.13.
yearseries Switchestheorderofseriesandyear;cf. section3.1.11.
2.1.4 Globalbibliographysettings
width width={value}definesthebibliographywidthbetweenlabelandreference;
cf. section3.1.19.
counter Reveals at the end of each reference a summary of citations in the text; cf. sec-
tion3.1.20.
2.2 EntryOptions
Asinglebibliographyentrycancontainavalueinitsoptions-field. Depending
ontheoptionitchangesthebehaviourofhowthatentryiscited;cf. sections3.2
and 4. Beside their distinctproperties all of these optionshavein common that
theseparatingcommabetweencitationandpagerecordismissing. Actuallythis
concerns citation of ancient texts and corpora where usually the shorthand-
fieldisprintedincitations.
ancient Theentryisanancientsource(e.g. Cicero,Plutarch,etc);cf. section3.2.1.
frgancient Theentryisafragmentaryancientsource(e.g. Festus);cf. section3.2.2.
corpus Only the shorthand-field is printed. This is needed especially for corpora of
inscriptionsorcoins(CIL,AE,RIC,etc.);cf. section3.2.4.
uniqueme Incasestherearedifferenttranslationsofanancientworkyoucandecidewhich
one is the standard translation and which ones should be made unique by dis-
playingthetranslator/series/editor;cf. section3.2.3.
2.3 Citecommands
2.3.1 citeandcites
\cite Asalwayscitingisdonewith\cite:
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\cite[(cid:104)prenote(cid:105)][(cid:104)postnote(cid:105)]{(cid:104)bibtex-key(cid:105)}
(cid:104)prenote(cid:105)setsashortpreliminarynote(e.g. “Vgl.”) and(cid:104)postnote(cid:105)isusuallyused
forpagenumbers. Ifonlyoneoptionalargumentisusedthenitis[(cid:104)postnote(cid:105)].
\cite[(cid:104)postnote(cid:105)]{(cid:104)bibtex-key(cid:105)}
The(cid:104)bibtex-key(cid:105)correspondstothekeyfromthebibliographyfile.
Public space is part of a city says
(cid:44)→\cite{Osland2016}.
PublicspaceispartofacitysaysOsland2016.
\cites Ifonewantstociteseveralauthorsorworksaveryconvenientwayisthefollowing
usingthe\cites-command:
\cites(pre-prenote)(post-postnote)
[(cid:104)prenote(cid:105)][(cid:104)postnote(cid:105)]{(cid:104)bibtex-key(cid:105)}%
[(cid:104)prenote(cid:105)][(cid:104)postnote(cid:105)]{(cid:104)bibtex-key(cid:105)}%
[(cid:104)prenote(cid:105)][(cid:104)postnote(cid:105)]{(cid:104)bibtex-key(cid:105)}…
Public space is part of a city say
(cid:44)→\cites(cf.)(){Osland2016}{Evangelidis2014}.
Publicspaceispartofacitysaycf.Osland2016;Evangelidis2014.
2.3.2 parenciteandparencites
\parencite Sometimesacitationhastobeputinparentheses. Thereforeweimplementedthe
command\parencite:
\parencite[(cid:104)postnote(cid:105)]{(cid:104)bibtex-key(cid:105)}
Thiscitecommandtakescareofthecorrectcorrespondingparenthesesandbrack-
ets. Especiallyin@Inreferencecitationstheparentheseschangeto(square)
brackets. Theexampleshowninsection6.3makesitclear.
Public space is part of a city
(cid:44)→\parencite{Osland2016}.
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Publicspaceispartofacity(Osland2016).
\parencites Ofcoursethereisalsothepossibilitytociteseveralauthors/worksinparentheses.
Thisisdonewith\parencites:
\parencites(pre-prenote)(post-postnote)%
[(cid:104)prenote(cid:105)][(cid:104)postnote(cid:105)]{(cid:104)bibtex-key(cid:105)}%
[(cid:104)prenote(cid:105)][(cid:104)postnote(cid:105)]{(cid:104)bibtex-key(cid:105)}%
[(cid:104)prenote(cid:105)][(cid:104)postnote(cid:105)]{(cid:104)bibtex-key(cid:105)}…
Public space is part of a city
(cid:44)→\parencites(cf.)(){Osland2016}{Evangelidis2014}.
Publicspaceispartofacity(cf.Osland2016;Evangelidis2014).
2.3.3 textciteandtextcites
\textcite Besidethelisted\citecommandsabovethereisathirdwayofciting:\textcite
isusefuliftheauthorshouldbementionedinthetextandtheremainingcompo-
nentssuchasyearandpagewillimmediatelyfollowinparentheses.
\textcite[(cid:104)postnote(cid:105)]{(cid:104)bibtex-key(cid:105)}
Public space is part of a city says
(cid:44)→\textcite{Osland2016}.
PublicspaceispartofacitysaysOsland(2016).
\textcites Andagainthereisalsoa\textcitesincaseofseveralauthors:
\textcites(pre-prenote)(post-postnote)%
[(cid:104)prenote(cid:105)][(cid:104)postnote(cid:105)]{(cid:104)bibtex-key(cid:105)}%
[(cid:104)prenote(cid:105)][(cid:104)postnote(cid:105)]{(cid:104)bibtex-key(cid:105)}%
[(cid:104)prenote(cid:105)][(cid:104)postnote(cid:105)]{(cid:104)bibtex-key(cid:105)}…
Public space is part of a city say
(cid:44)→\textcites{Osland2016}[cf.][]{Evangelidis2014}.
PublicspaceispartofacitysayOsland(2016)andcf.Evangelidis(2014).
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Just be aware that using [(cid:104)prenote(cid:105)] may be give a odd sounding sentence de-
pendingwhatyouuse[(cid:104)prenote(cid:105)]for.
2.3.4 footcite
\footcite Beside the listed \cite commands above there are more possibilities citing:
There is also the possibility to put the citation into a footnote at once with
\footcite:
\footcite[(cid:104)prenote(cid:105)][(cid:104)postnote(cid:105)]{(cid:104)bibtex-key(cid:105)}
Public space is part of a city.\footcite{Osland2016}
Publicspaceispartofacity.a
a Osland2016.
Thisistheequivalentto\footnote{\cite{Osland2016}.}butitsaves
\footcites youalotoftimetyping. Andthereisaswell\footcites:
Public space is part of a
(cid:44)→city.\footcites(cf.)(){Osland2016}{Evangelidis2014}
Publicspaceispartofacity.a
a cf.Osland2016;Evangelidis2014.
2.3.5 smartciteandsmartcites
\smartcite And there is also a clever way citing with \smartcite. \smartcite de-
pends on its environment it is used in. If it is your normal text it behaves like
\footciteandwillprintthecitationwithinafootnote. Ifitisalreadywithin
afootnoteitwillbehandledlike\cite. isaclever
\smartcite[(cid:104)postnote(cid:105)]{(cid:104)bibtex-key(cid:105)}
Public space is part of a city.\smartcite{Osland2016}
And sometimes more than
(cid:44)→that.\footnote{\smartcite[cf.][]{Evangelidis2014}.}
Publicspaceispartofacity.aAndsometimesmorethanthat.b
a Osland2016.
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b cf.Evangelidis2014.
\smartcites Andagainthereisalsoa\smartcitesincaseofseveralauthors:
\smartcites(pre-prenote)(post-postnote)%
[(cid:104)prenote(cid:105)][(cid:104)postnote(cid:105)]{(cid:104)bibtex-key(cid:105)}%
[(cid:104)prenote(cid:105)][(cid:104)postnote(cid:105)]{(cid:104)bibtex-key(cid:105)}%
[(cid:104)prenote(cid:105)][(cid:104)postnote(cid:105)]{(cid:104)bibtex-key(cid:105)}…
Public space is part of a
(cid:44)→city.\smartcites{Osland2016}{Evangelidis2014}
And sometimes more than
(cid:44)→that.\footnote{\smartcites{Osland2016}[cf.][]{Evangelidis2014}.}
Publicspaceispartofacity.aAndsometimesmorethanthat.b
a Osland2016;Evangelidis2014.
b Osland2016;cf.Evangelidis2014.
2.3.6 autocite
\autocite With \autocite there is a flexible way of citing. We set up \autocite as
\footcitebydefault. Ifyouwanttochangeityoucanalsowriteinthepream-
blee.g. autocite=inline.
\autocite[(cid:104)prenote(cid:105)][(cid:104)postnote(cid:105)]{(cid:104)bibtex-key(cid:105)}
Public space is part of a city.\autocite{Osland2016}
Publicspaceispartofacity.a
a Osland2016.
2.3.7 fullciteandfootfullcite
\fullcite With\fullciteand\footfullciteyoucanprintthecompleteentryin
\footfullcite yourcurrenttext.
\fullcite[(cid:104)prenote(cid:105)][(cid:104)postnote(cid:105)]{(cid:104)bibtex-key(cid:105)}
\footfullcite[(cid:104)prenote(cid:105)][(cid:104)postnote(cid:105)]{(cid:104)bibtex-key(cid:105)}
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Public space is part of a
(cid:44)→city.\footfullcite{Osland2016}
As can be read in \fullcite{Evangelidis2014}
Publicspaceispartofacity.aAscanbereadinV.Evangelidis,Agorasand
Fora. Developments in the Central Public Space of the Cities of Greece
during the Roman Period, BSA 109, 2014, 335–356, doi: 10.1017/
s006824541400015x
a D.Osland,AbuseorReuse?PublicSpaceinLateAntiqueEmerita,AJA120,1,2016,
67–97.
2.3.8 citeauthorandcitetitle
\citeauthor Furthermoreandinadditiontothe›normal‹\cite-commandsonecanalsocite
\citetitle onlytheauthorortheworktitleinthetextandinthefootnotes.
\citeauthor[(cid:104)prenote(cid:105)][(cid:104)postnote(cid:105)]{(cid:104)bibtex-key(cid:105)}
andfortheworks
\citetitle[(cid:104)prenote(cid:105)][(cid:104)postnote(cid:105)]{(cid:104)bibtex-key(cid:105)}
Public space is part of a city says
(cid:44)→\citeauthor{Osland2016} in
(cid:44)→\citetitle{Osland2016}.
PublicspaceispartofacitysaysD.OslandinAbuseorReuse? (2016).
Forfurtherinformationcf. section3.1.12.
Notethatthe\citetitle-commandworksdifferentlywithancientworks(for
allthosewhohaveoption={ancient}). Firstthefieldorigtitlewillbe
shownifthisfieldisemptyitwillshowitstitleinstead.
\citetitle* Sometimes you don’t need the year of publication but still want the published
title. Then\citetitle*iswhatyouneed: v.2.3.4
In 2016 \citeauthor{Osland2016} says in
(cid:44)→\citetitle*{Osland2016}
public space is part of a city.
In2016D.OslandsaysinAbuseorReuse? publicspaceispartofacity.
Notethatthe\citetitle*-commandwillalwaysshowthefieldtitlewith-
outtheyearofpublicationitdoesn’tmatterifthereisoption={ancient}.
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