VBI ERAT LVPA—in Latin, the letter “V” was used for both the “v” and the “u”—is an initiative of the Forschungsgesellschaft Wiener Stadtarchäologie (Austria) and is subtitled “Die Internet-Fährte der römischen Wölfin” or less mellifluous in English: “The Internet Tracks of the Roman She-Wolf.” “Ubi erat lupa” is of course Latin for “Where was the she-wolf”—this animal was the symbol of Rome. This project is “an open web-platform. Being based on scientific databases, the project wishes to promote the consciousness for antiquity as a root of the European culture in a Europe rapidly growing together. LVPA addresses the interested amateur, tourists and scientists, as well as schools, museums and collections.” The English version of the website is obviously a translation from the original German. The included databases cover subjects such as Roman stone monuments, stamped tiles, etc. They are not integrated though: searching or browsing can only be done for an individual database. They offer colleagues to “Bring and browse your material.” For instance, LODAS (Lupa Online Data Administration System) is a “suite of web applications specially designed for the administration and publication of electronic data resources via the internet in the field of archaeology/epigraphy.”