Epigraphy.info
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Description
A Collaborative Environment for Digital Epigraphy
Steering committee
Committee 2022-23:
- Javier Andreu Pintado
- Petra Hermankova
- Aaron Hershkowitz
- Anja Ragolic
- Vincent Razanajao
- Thea Sommerschield
Former members of the steering committee can be found at: https://epigraphy.info/committee/
Mission Statement
Taken from the website (accessed 2019-08-06):
Epigraphy.info is an international open community pursuing a collaborative environment for digital epigraphy, which facilitates scholarly communication and interaction. We apply FAIR principles to epigraphic information in order to efficiently create, use and share it among researchers, students and enthusiasts around the globe. The Epigraphy.info community works to gather and enhance the many existing epigraphic efforts, and serves as a landing point for digital tools, practices and methodologies for managing collections of inscriptions.
Key concerns include:
- Identification, creation, and dissemination of agreed-upon guidelines, standards, and best practices;
- Preservation, reuse, and update of existing and emerging datasets providing the most up-to-date versions of inscriptions;
- Providing a toolset for searching, analyzing and editing inscriptions and their metadata by both human and machine;
- Services for citation, revision and exchange.
Epigraphy.info will not replace existing digital resources; it intends to be a hub for a fruitful exchange of epigraphic data and digital solutions that will benefit all epigraphers.
Workshops
The 1st Epigraphy.info workshop took place at the Heidelberg Academy of Sciences and Humanities (21st - 23rd March 2018). It brought together leading experts in the field of digital epigraphy to discuss ideas for the creation of an open collaborative platform for Greek and Latin epigraphy.
The 2nd Epigraphy.info workshop took place in Zadar (14th - 16th December 2018). A preliminary mission statement was defined here.
The 3rd Epigraphy.info workshop took place in Vienna (30th May – 1st June 2019). The mission statement was approved by the community and preliminary working groups were formed to manage the tasks discussed here.
The 4th Epigraphy.info workshop took place in Hamburg (19th - 21st February 2020). It was preceded by a TEI/EpiDoc training (17th-19th February 2020).
The 5th Epigraphy.info workshop took place in Leuven (4th - 6th November 2020). It was preceded by 2 workshops (3rd-4th November 2020).
The 6th Epigraphy.info workshop will be taking place from October 20th-22nd, 2021. Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and resulting difficulties with safety and travel, the workshop will be fully online (Zoom platform), hosted by The Institute for Advanced Study.
Partners
- Epigraphic Database Bari - Epigraphic documents of Christian patronage
- Epigraphische Datenbank Heidelberg - Latin inscriptions of the Roman Empire
- Epigraphic Database Roma - Epigraphic documents from Italic Regions
- Hispania Epigraphica - Epigraphic patrimony of Portugal and Spain
- PETRAE - Latin and Greek inscriptions (Institut Ausonius)
- Last Statues of Antiquity - Database for Late Antiquity Statues
- Roman Inscriptions of Britain - Epigraphic patrimony of Britain
- Ubi Erat Lupa - Images of stone monuments
- Epigraphik-Datenbank Clauss-Slaby - Database of Latin inscriptions
- EAGLE Europeana Network - Europeana network of Ancient Greek and Latin Epigraphy
- IDEA - International Digital Epigraphy Association
- Trismegistos - Portal of papyrological and epigraphical resources
- Epigraphische Datenbank zum antiken Kleinasien - Greek & Latin inscriptions from Turkey
- Supplementum Epigraphicum Graecum (SEG) - Greek inscriptions with critical apparatus
- US Epigraphy Project (USEP) - Collections of Greek & Latin inscriptions in the USA
- Inscriptions of Greek Cyrenaica - Online Edition of Greek inscriptions from Libya
- Ancient Graffiti Project - Digital resource of graffiti of Herculaneum and Pompeii
- Attic Inscriptions Online - Inscriptions of ancient Athens and Attica in English translation
- Greek Inscriptions Online - Translations of Ancient Greek inscriptions into Modern Greek
- Patrimonium - Geography and Economy of the Imperial Properties in the Roman World
- Epigraphica Romana - Recent Epigraphic Editions
- Inscriptions of Israel Palestine - Inscriptions of Israel/Palestine from the Persian period through the Islamic conquest
- Krateros - Digital repository for the collections of epigraphic squeezes
- Epigraphica 3.0 - Digital corpus of Roman inscriptions from Ourense province
- LLDB - Computerized Historical Linguistic Database of the Latin Inscriptions of the Imperial Age
- Romans 1by1 - Romans One By One
- Epigraphic Database Vernacular - Digital Corpus of all Non-Latin Inscriptions from Italy (9th-15th c)
- Pythia - A deep learning model for the automatic restoration of Greek inscriptions