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The EDH goes online comprising all of the inscriptions which had been entered up to that point (just short of 30.000) and some of the supplementary information provided for each inscription (ancient province / Italic region, ancient / modern find spot name, specific find spot, literature, indication of state of progress); regular six month updates.
Lecture on and presentation ofeé the EDH on the occasion of the workshop Alte Geschichte und EDV in Rome (organised by the Austrian Institute of Culture in Rome); see A. Dafferner -- F. Feraudi-Gruénais -- H. Niquet, Die Epigraphische Datenbank Heidelberg, in: M. Hainzmann -- Chr.
EDH is included in the Millennium Guide to Cultural Resources on the Web of the World Culture Report 2000, published by UNESCO.
EDH is mainly caused by structural disruption of the dural and skull vessels commonly associated with calvarial fractures.
The space occupied by EDH is limited by the adherence of the dura to the inner table of the skull, especially at the suture lines, contributing to the lenticular or biconvex appearance (see Images 1-2).
EDH in the posterior fossa, which is often related to interruption of the lateral venous sinus, often requires prompt evacuation because of the limited space available compared with the supratentorial compartment.
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