DMIPERP collects over 400 papyri and inscriptions from Palestine (or otherwise mentioning by Jewsor Palestinians) over the years 63 BCE-130 CE and provides a gazetteer of military of military sites in early Roman Palestine. DMIPERP can help provide a glimpse into soldier-civilian interactions, as well as the daily life of military men in the region. This will be a useful resource for Roman military historians, biblical scholars, those interested in Judaism of the late Second Temple Period, and others interested in the Levant.

Christopher B. Zeichmann teaches at Toronto Metropolitan University and serves as Project Manager of the Inscriptions of Israel/Palestine Project at Brown University. His first book, The Roman Armyand the New Testament was published in 2018.