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9781912250837: Open Data in Ancient and Byzantine Studies

Synopsis

Exploring the impact of open-access and openly licensed data and code in classical and Byzantine studies.

Open Data in Ancient and Byzantine Studies shows how openness supports transparency, collaboration, the identification of biases, and new interpretive and data-driven approaches to ancient sources. Through practical case studies, the book demonstrates how methods such as epigraphic transcription, textual criticism, and archaeological modeling have advanced open data standards and practices.

This book highlights the potential of interoperability, documentation, and open workflows for broader approaches to the ancient world. Bringing together work from classics, Byzantine studies, archaeology, linguistics, and digital humanities, it presents open scholarship as a transformative model for academic knowledge production.

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À propos de l'auteur

Valeria Vitale is a lecturer in digital humanities at the University of Sheffield. Previously, she was based at the Alan Turing Institute, working on the use of computer vision and semantic technologies for the enrichment of large digitized map collections. Gabriel Bodard is a reader in digital classics across the Institutes of Classical Studies and Digital Humanities at the School of Advanced Study, University of London. He is one of the lead authors of the EpiDoc Guidelines and teaches training workshops in digital epigraphy and papyrology, 3D imaging and modelling, and linked open data applied to the ancient world.

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