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OEDUc: Disambiguating EDH person RDF working group

Posted on 2017-07-25 by tomgheldof

One of the working groups at the Open Epigraphic Data Unconference (OEDUc) meeting in London (May 15, 2017) focussed on disambiguating EDH person RDF. Since the Epigraphic Database Heidelberg (EDH) has made all of its data available to download in … Continue reading →

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OEDUc: recommendations for EDH person-records in SNAP RDF

Posted on 2017-07-03 by Gabriel Bodard

At the first meeting of the Open Epigraphic Data Unconference (OEDUc) in London in May 2017, one of the working groups that met in the afternoon (and claim to have completed our brief, so do not propose to meet again) … Continue reading →

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Open Epigraphic Data Unconference report

Posted on 2017-06-07 by Gabriel Bodard

Last month, a dozen or so scholars met in London (and were joined by a similar number via remote video-conference) to discuss and work on the open data produced by the Epigraphic Database Heidelberg. (See call and description.) Over the … Continue reading →

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Summer School in Digital Humanities (Sep 2016, Hissar, Bulgaria)

Posted on 2016-03-03 by Gabriel Bodard

The Centre for Excellence in the Humanities to the University of Sofia, Bulgaria, organizes jointly with an international team of lecturers and researchers in the field of Digital Humanities a Summer School in Digital Humanities. The Summer School will take place between … Continue reading →

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SNAP:DRGN introduction

Posted on 2014-05-08 by Gabriel Bodard

Standards for Networking Ancient Prosopography: Data and Relations in Greco-roman Names (SNAP:DRGN) is a one-year pilot project, based at King’s College London in collaboration with colleagues from the Lexicon of Greek Personal Names (Oxford), Trismegistos (Leuven), Papyri.info (Duke) and Pelagios … Continue reading →

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