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SlaVEgents

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Slavegent

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SLaVEgents

2025-12-01T17:09:12Z

KyriakiKonstantinidou:

==Available==
https://www.ims.forth.gr/en/project/view?id=272

==Principal Investigator==
Kostas Vlassopoulos

==Description==
Taken from the project website (Accesssed 2025.12.01)

<blockquote>SlaVEgents: Enslaved persons in the making of societies and cultures in Western Eurasia and North Africa, 1000 BCE - 300 CE (ERC funded, 2023-2028)
SLaVEgents aspires to be a pioneering contribution to the study of antiquity, shifting the focus of research from the elites to the lower classes. The project aims to re-examine the social, economic, political and cultural history of antiquity on the basis of slave agency.

The project aims to analyse the role of slaves in the processes of transformation of ancient societies and cultures. In this context, it will study the multiple identities, communities and networks created by slaves based on family, kinship, work, ethnicity and cult and how these shaped their aspirations, expectations and strategies; the changes that slave agency brought about in the economic, legal, political and religious systems of antiquity; and the individual and collective participation of slaves in historical events and contexts such as wars, crises and revolutions. The project also departs from the usual focus on Greek and Roman slavery and will examine all ancient slaveholding societies across Western Eurasia and North Africa for which sufficient information survives: in addition to the Greek and Roman societies of the Mediterranean and the Black Sea, the slaveholding societies of Assyria, Babylonia, Judea, Syria and Egypt.

The main objective of the project is to create a prosopography of all ancient slaves, freedpersons and potential slaves/freedpersons about whom evidence survives in ancient sources. The prosopography will take the form of a digital database open to researchers and the general public, and will include the relevant testimonies both in the original ancient text and in a modern English translation, together with photographs of all archaeological data (tombs, votive offerings, utilitarian objects) that can be attributed to slaves. At the same time, the database will include digital maps showing the places where slaves are recorded and their place of origin, and the material will be used to digitally enhance existing digital databases on antiquity. In this way it will be possible to study both the individual biographies of ancient slaves and the collective trends in their lives.

For the creation of the digital prosopography, the project team will study the literary, epigraphic, and papyrological data preserved in a large number of ancient languages (Greek, Latin, Assyrian, Babylonian, Egyptian, Hebrew, Aramaic), as well as the relevant archaeological data.</blockquote>

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SLaVEgents

2025-12-01T17:06:31Z

KyriakiKonstantinidou:

SLaVEgents

2025-12-01T17:04:46Z

KyriakiKonstantinidou:

==Available==
https://www.ims.forth.gr/en/project/view?id=272

==Principal Investigator==
Kostas Vlassopoulos

==Description==
Taken from the project website (Accesssed 2025.12.01)

<blockquote>SlaVEgents: Enslaved persons in the making of societies and cultures in Western Eurasia and North Africa, 1000 BCE - 300 CE (ERC funded)
SLaVEgents aspires to be a pioneering contribution to the study of antiquity, shifting the focus of research from the elites to the lower classes. The project aims to re-examine the social, economic, political and cultural history of antiquity on the basis of slave agency.

The project aims to analyse the role of slaves in the processes of transformation of ancient societies and cultures. In this context, it will study the multiple identities, communities and networks created by slaves based on family, kinship, work, ethnicity and cult and how these shaped their aspirations, expectations and strategies; the changes that slave agency brought about in the economic, legal, political and religious systems of antiquity; and the individual and collective participation of slaves in historical events and contexts such as wars, crises and revolutions. The project also departs from the usual focus on Greek and Roman slavery and will examine all ancient slaveholding societies across Western Eurasia and North Africa for which sufficient information survives: in addition to the Greek and Roman societies of the Mediterranean and the Black Sea, the slaveholding societies of Assyria, Babylonia, Judea, Syria and Egypt.

The main objective of the project is to create a prosopography of all ancient slaves, freedpersons and potential slaves/freedpersons about whom evidence survives in ancient sources. The prosopography will take the form of a digital database open to researchers and the general public, and will include the relevant testimonies both in the original ancient text and in a modern English translation, together with photographs of all archaeological data (tombs, votive offerings, utilitarian objects) that can be attributed to slaves. At the same time, the database will include digital maps showing the places where slaves are recorded and their place of origin, and the material will be used to digitally enhance existing digital databases on antiquity. In this way it will be possible to study both the individual biographies of ancient slaves and the collective trends in their lives.

For the creation of the digital prosopography, the project team will study the literary, epigraphic, and papyrological data preserved in a large number of ancient languages (Greek, Latin, Assyrian, Babylonian, Egyptian, Hebrew, Aramaic), as well as the relevant archaeological data.</blockquote>

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SLaVEgents

2025-12-01T17:03:31Z

KyriakiKonstantinidou: /* Principal investigator */

==Available==
https://www.ims.forth.gr/en/project/view?id=272

==Principal Investigator==
Kostas Vlassopoulos

==Description==
Taken from the project website (Accesssed 2025.12.01)

<blockquote>SlaVEgents: Enslaved persons in the making of societies and cultures in Western Eurasia and North Africa, 1000 BCE - 300 CE (ERC funded)
SLaVEgents aspires to be a pioneering contribution to the study of antiquity, shifting the focus of research from the elites to the lower classes. The project aims to re-examine the social, economic, political and cultural history of antiquity on the basis of slave agency.

The project aims to analyse the role of slaves in the processes of transformation of ancient societies and cultures. In this context, it will study the multiple identities, communities and networks created by slaves based on family, kinship, work, ethnicity and cult and how these shaped their aspirations, expectations and strategies; the changes that slave agency brought about in the economic, legal, political and religious systems of antiquity; and the individual and collective participation of slaves in historical events and contexts such as wars, crises and revolutions. The project also departs from the usual focus on Greek and Roman slavery and will examine all ancient slaveholding societies across Western Eurasia and North Africa for which sufficient information survives: in addition to the Greek and Roman societies of the Mediterranean and the Black Sea, the slaveholding societies of Assyria, Babylonia, Judea, Syria and Egypt.

The main objective of the project is to create a prosopography of all ancient slaves, freedpersons and potential slaves/freedpersons about whom evidence survives in ancient sources. The prosopography will take the form of a digital database open to researchers and the general public, and will include the relevant testimonies both in the original ancient text and in a modern English translation, together with photographs of all archaeological data (tombs, votive offerings, utilitarian objects) that can be attributed to slaves. At the same time, the database will include digital maps showing the places where slaves are recorded and their place of origin, and the material will be used to digitally enhance existing digital databases on antiquity. In this way it will be possible to study both the individual biographies of ancient slaves and the collective trends in their lives.

For the creation of the digital prosopography, the project team will study the literary, epigraphic, and papyrological data preserved in a large number of ancient languages (Greek, Latin, Assyrian, Babylonian, Egyptian, Hebrew, Aramaic), as well as the relevant archaeological data.</blockquote>

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SLaVEgents

2025-12-01T17:02:43Z

KyriakiKonstantinidou:

==Available==
https://www.ims.forth.gr/en/project/view?id=272

==Principal investigator==
Kostas Vlassopoulos

==Description==
Taken from the project website (Accesssed 2025.12.01)

<blockquote>SlaVEgents: Enslaved persons in the making of societies and cultures in Western Eurasia and North Africa, 1000 BCE - 300 CE (ERC funded)
SLaVEgents aspires to be a pioneering contribution to the study of antiquity, shifting the focus of research from the elites to the lower classes. The project aims to re-examine the social, economic, political and cultural history of antiquity on the basis of slave agency.

The project aims to analyse the role of slaves in the processes of transformation of ancient societies and cultures. In this context, it will study the multiple identities, communities and networks created by slaves based on family, kinship, work, ethnicity and cult and how these shaped their aspirations, expectations and strategies; the changes that slave agency brought about in the economic, legal, political and religious systems of antiquity; and the individual and collective participation of slaves in historical events and contexts such as wars, crises and revolutions. The project also departs from the usual focus on Greek and Roman slavery and will examine all ancient slaveholding societies across Western Eurasia and North Africa for which sufficient information survives: in addition to the Greek and Roman societies of the Mediterranean and the Black Sea, the slaveholding societies of Assyria, Babylonia, Judea, Syria and Egypt.

The main objective of the project is to create a prosopography of all ancient slaves, freedpersons and potential slaves/freedpersons about whom evidence survives in ancient sources. The prosopography will take the form of a digital database open to researchers and the general public, and will include the relevant testimonies both in the original ancient text and in a modern English translation, together with photographs of all archaeological data (tombs, votive offerings, utilitarian objects) that can be attributed to slaves. At the same time, the database will include digital maps showing the places where slaves are recorded and their place of origin, and the material will be used to digitally enhance existing digital databases on antiquity. In this way it will be possible to study both the individual biographies of ancient slaves and the collective trends in their lives.

For the creation of the digital prosopography, the project team will study the literary, epigraphic, and papyrological data preserved in a large number of ancient languages (Greek, Latin, Assyrian, Babylonian, Egyptian, Hebrew, Aramaic), as well as the relevant archaeological data.</blockquote>

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SlaVEgent

2025-12-01T17:01:04Z

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SLaVEgents

2025-12-01T16:57:18Z

KyriakiKonstantinidou:

==Available==
https://www.ims.forth.gr/en/project/view?id=272

==Principal investigator==
Kostas Vlassopoulos

==Description==
Taken from the project website (Accesssed 2025.12.01)

<blockquote>SlaVEgents: Enslaved persons in the making of societies and cultures in Western Eurasia and North Africa, 1000 BCE - 300 CE
SLaVEgents aspires to be a pioneering contribution to the study of antiquity, shifting the focus of research from the elites to the lower classes. The project aims to re-examine the social, economic, political and cultural history of antiquity on the basis of slave agency.

The project aims to analyse the role of slaves in the processes of transformation of ancient societies and cultures. In this context, it will study the multiple identities, communities and networks created by slaves based on family, kinship, work, ethnicity and cult and how these shaped their aspirations, expectations and strategies; the changes that slave agency brought about in the economic, legal, political and religious systems of antiquity; and the individual and collective participation of slaves in historical events and contexts such as wars, crises and revolutions. The project also departs from the usual focus on Greek and Roman slavery and will examine all ancient slaveholding societies across Western Eurasia and North Africa for which sufficient information survives: in addition to the Greek and Roman societies of the Mediterranean and the Black Sea, the slaveholding societies of Assyria, Babylonia, Judea, Syria and Egypt.

The main objective of the project is to create a prosopography of all ancient slaves, freedpersons and potential slaves/freedpersons about whom evidence survives in ancient sources. The prosopography will take the form of a digital database open to researchers and the general public, and will include the relevant testimonies both in the original ancient text and in a modern English translation, together with photographs of all archaeological data (tombs, votive offerings, utilitarian objects) that can be attributed to slaves. At the same time, the database will include digital maps showing the places where slaves are recorded and their place of origin, and the material will be used to digitally enhance existing digital databases on antiquity. In this way it will be possible to study both the individual biographies of ancient slaves and the collective trends in their lives.

For the creation of the digital prosopography, the project team will study the literary, epigraphic, and papyrological data preserved in a large number of ancient languages (Greek, Latin, Assyrian, Babylonian, Egyptian, Hebrew, Aramaic), as well as the relevant archaeological data.</blockquote>

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SLaVEgents

2025-12-01T16:56:41Z

KyriakiKonstantinidou:

==Available==
https://www.ims.forth.gr/en/project/view?id=272

==Principal investigator==
Kostas Vlassopoulos

==Description==
Taken from the project website (Accesssed 2025.12.01)
SlaVEgents: Enslaved persons in the making of societies and cultures in Western Eurasia and North Africa, 1000 BCE - 300 CE
<blockquote>SLaVEgents aspires to be a pioneering contribution to the study of antiquity, shifting the focus of research from the elites to the lower classes. The project aims to re-examine the social, economic, political and cultural history of antiquity on the basis of slave agency.

The project aims to analyse the role of slaves in the processes of transformation of ancient societies and cultures. In this context, it will study the multiple identities, communities and networks created by slaves based on family, kinship, work, ethnicity and cult and how these shaped their aspirations, expectations and strategies; the changes that slave agency brought about in the economic, legal, political and religious systems of antiquity; and the individual and collective participation of slaves in historical events and contexts such as wars, crises and revolutions. The project also departs from the usual focus on Greek and Roman slavery and will examine all ancient slaveholding societies across Western Eurasia and North Africa for which sufficient information survives: in addition to the Greek and Roman societies of the Mediterranean and the Black Sea, the slaveholding societies of Assyria, Babylonia, Judea, Syria and Egypt.

The main objective of the project is to create a prosopography of all ancient slaves, freedpersons and potential slaves/freedpersons about whom evidence survives in ancient sources. The prosopography will take the form of a digital database open to researchers and the general public, and will include the relevant testimonies both in the original ancient text and in a modern English translation, together with photographs of all archaeological data (tombs, votive offerings, utilitarian objects) that can be attributed to slaves. At the same time, the database will include digital maps showing the places where slaves are recorded and their place of origin, and the material will be used to digitally enhance existing digital databases on antiquity. In this way it will be possible to study both the individual biographies of ancient slaves and the collective trends in their lives.

For the creation of the digital prosopography, the project team will study the literary, epigraphic, and papyrological data preserved in a large number of ancient languages (Greek, Latin, Assyrian, Babylonian, Egyptian, Hebrew, Aramaic), as well as the relevant archaeological data.</blockquote>

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SLaVEgents

2025-12-01T16:56:11Z

KyriakiKonstantinidou:

==Available==
https://www.ims.forth.gr/en/project/view?id=272

==Principal investigator==
Kostas Vlassopoulos

==Description==
Taken from the project website (Accesssed 2025.12.01)
SlaVEgents: Enslaved persons in the making of societies and cultures in Western Eurasia and North Africa, 1000 BCE - 300 CE
<blockquote>SLaVEgents aspires to be a pioneering contribution to the study of antiquity, shifting the focus of research from the elites to the lower classes. The project aims to re-examine the social, economic, political and cultural history of antiquity on the basis of slave agency.

The project aims to analyse the role of slaves in the processes of transformation of ancient societies and cultures. In this context, it will study the multiple identities, communities and networks created by slaves based on family, kinship, work, ethnicity and cult and how these shaped their aspirations, expectations and strategies; the changes that slave agency brought about in the economic, legal, political and religious systems of antiquity; and the individual and collective participation of slaves in historical events and contexts such as wars, crises and revolutions. The project also departs from the usual focus on Greek and Roman slavery and will examine all ancient slaveholding societies across Western Eurasia and North Africa for which sufficient information survives: in addition to the Greek and Roman societies of the Mediterranean and the Black Sea, the slaveholding societies of Assyria, Babylonia, Judea, Syria and Egypt.

The main objective of the project is to create a prosopography of all ancient slaves, freedpersons and potential slaves/freedpersons about whom evidence survives in ancient sources. The prosopography will take the form of a digital database open to researchers and the general public, and will include the relevant testimonies both in the original ancient text and in a modern English translation, together with photographs of all archaeological data (tombs, votive offerings, utilitarian objects) that can be attributed to slaves. At the same time, the database will include digital maps showing the places where slaves are recorded and their place of origin, and the material will be used to digitally enhance existing digital databases on antiquity. In this way it will be possible to study both the individual biographies of ancient slaves and the collective trends in their lives.

For the creation of the digital prosopography, the project team will study the literary, epigraphic, and papyrological data preserved in a large number of ancient languages (Greek, Latin, Assyrian, Babylonian, Egyptian, Hebrew, Aramaic), as well as the relevant archaeological data.</blockquote>

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SLaVEgents

2025-12-01T16:55:06Z

KyriakiKonstantinidou:

==Available==
https://www.ims.forth.gr/en/project/view?id=272

==Principal investigator==
Kostas Vlassopoulos

==Description==
Taken from the project website (Accesssed 2025.12.01)
SlaVEgents: Enslaved persons in the making of societies and cultures in Western Eurasia and North Africa, 1000 BCE - 300 CE
<blockquote>SLaVEgents aspires to be a pioneering contribution to the study of antiquity, shifting the focus of research from the elites to the lower classes. The project aims to re-examine the social, economic, political and cultural history of antiquity on the basis of slave agency.

The project aims to analyse the role of slaves in the processes of transformation of ancient societies and cultures. In this context, it will study the multiple identities, communities and networks created by slaves based on family, kinship, work, ethnicity and cult and how these shaped their aspirations, expectations and strategies; the changes that slave agency brought about in the economic, legal, political and religious systems of antiquity; and the individual and collective participation of slaves in historical events and contexts such as wars, crises and revolutions. The project also departs from the usual focus on Greek and Roman slavery and will examine all ancient slaveholding societies across Western Eurasia and North Africa for which sufficient information survives: in addition to the Greek and Roman societies of the Mediterranean and the Black Sea, the slaveholding societies of Assyria, Babylonia, Judea, Syria and Egypt.

The main objective of the project is to create a prosopography of all ancient slaves, freedpersons and potential slaves/freedpersons about whom evidence survives in ancient sources. The prosopography will take the form of a digital database open to researchers and the general public, and will include the relevant testimonies both in the original ancient text and in a modern English translation, together with photographs of all archaeological data (tombs, votive offerings, utilitarian objects) that can be attributed to slaves. At the same time, the database will include digital maps showing the places where slaves are recorded and their place of origin, and the material will be used to digitally enhance existing digital databases on antiquity. In this way it will be possible to study both the individual biographies of ancient slaves and the collective trends in their lives.

For the creation of the digital prosopography, the project team will study the literary, epigraphic, and papyrological data preserved in a large number of ancient languages (Greek, Latin, Assyrian, Babylonian, Egyptian, Hebrew, Aramaic), as well as the relevant archaeological data.</blockquote>

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SLaVEgents

2025-12-01T16:53:43Z

KyriakiKonstantinidou:

==Available==
https://www.ims.forth.gr/en/project/view?id=272

==Principal investigator==
Kostas Vlassopoulos

==Description==
Taken from the project website (Accesssed 2025.12.01)
SlaVEgents: Enslaved persons in the making of societies and cultures in Western Eurasia and North Africa, 1000 BCE - 300 CE
<blockquote>SLaVEgents aspires to be a pioneering contribution to the study of antiquity, shifting the focus of research from the elites to the lower classes. The project aims to re-examine the social, economic, political and cultural history of antiquity on the basis of slave agency.

The project aims to analyse the role of slaves in the processes of transformation of ancient societies and cultures. In this context, it will study the multiple identities, communities and networks created by slaves based on family, kinship, work, ethnicity and cult and how these shaped their aspirations, expectations and strategies; the changes that slave agency brought about in the economic, legal, political and religious systems of antiquity; and the individual and collective participation of slaves in historical events and contexts such as wars, crises and revolutions. The project also departs from the usual focus on Greek and Roman slavery and will examine all ancient slaveholding societies across Western Eurasia and North Africa for which sufficient information survives: in addition to the Greek and Roman societies of the Mediterranean and the Black Sea, the slaveholding societies of Assyria, Babylonia, Judea, Syria and Egypt.

The main objective of the project is to create a prosopography of all ancient slaves, freedpersons and potential slaves/freedpersons about whom evidence survives in ancient sources. The prosopography will take the form of a digital database open to researchers and the general public, and will include the relevant testimonies both in the original ancient text and in a modern English translation, together with photographs of all archaeological data (tombs, votive offerings, utilitarian objects) that can be attributed to slaves. At the same time, the database will include digital maps showing the places where slaves are recorded and their place of origin, and the material will be used to digitally enhance existing digital databases on antiquity. In this way it will be possible to study both the individual biographies of ancient slaves and the collective trends in their lives.

For the creation of the digital prosopography, the project team will study the literary, epigraphic, and papyrological data preserved in a large number of ancient languages (Greek, Latin, Assyrian, Babylonian, Egyptian, Hebrew, Aramaic), as well as the relevant archaeological data.</blockquote>

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SLaVEgents

2025-12-01T16:48:41Z

KyriakiKonstantinidou:

==Available==
https://www.ims.forth.gr/en/project/view?id=272

==Principal investigator==
Kostas Vlassopoulos

==Description==
Taken from the project website (Accesssed 2025.12.01)
<blockquote>SLaVEgents aspires to be a pioneering contribution to the study of antiquity, shifting the focus of research from the elites to the lower classes. The project aims to re-examine the social, economic, political and cultural history of antiquity on the basis of slave agency.

The project aims to analyse the role of slaves in the processes of transformation of ancient societies and cultures. In this context, it will study the multiple identities, communities and networks created by slaves based on family, kinship, work, ethnicity and cult and how these shaped their aspirations, expectations and strategies; the changes that slave agency brought about in the economic, legal, political and religious systems of antiquity; and the individual and collective participation of slaves in historical events and contexts such as wars, crises and revolutions. The project also departs from the usual focus on Greek and Roman slavery and will examine all ancient slaveholding societies across Western Eurasia and North Africa for which sufficient information survives: in addition to the Greek and Roman societies of the Mediterranean and the Black Sea, the slaveholding societies of Assyria, Babylonia, Judea, Syria and Egypt.

The main objective of the project is to create a prosopography of all ancient slaves, freedpersons and potential slaves/freedpersons about whom evidence survives in ancient sources. The prosopography will take the form of a digital database open to researchers and the general public, and will include the relevant testimonies both in the original ancient text and in a modern English translation, together with photographs of all archaeological data (tombs, votive offerings, utilitarian objects) that can be attributed to slaves. At the same time, the database will include digital maps showing the places where slaves are recorded and their place of origin, and the material will be used to digitally enhance existing digital databases on antiquity. In this way it will be possible to study both the individual biographies of ancient slaves and the collective trends in their lives.

For the creation of the digital prosopography, the project team will study the literary, epigraphic, and papyrological data preserved in a large number of ancient languages (Greek, Latin, Assyrian, Babylonian, Egyptian, Hebrew, Aramaic), as well as the relevant archaeological data.</blockquote>

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SLaVEgents

2025-12-01T16:44:32Z

KyriakiKonstantinidou:

==Available==
https://www.ims.forth.gr/en/project/view?id=272

==Principal investigator==
Kostas Vlassopoulos

==Description==

Taken from the project website (Accesssed 2025.12.01)
<blockquote>SLaVEgents aspires to be a pioneering contribution to the study of antiquity, shifting the focus of research from the elites to the lower classes. The project aims to re-examine the social, economic, political and cultural history of antiquity on the basis of slave agency.

The project aims to analyse the role of slaves in the processes of transformation of ancient societies and cultures. In this context, it will study the multiple identities, communities and networks created by slaves based on family, kinship, work, ethnicity and cult and how these shaped their aspirations, expectations and strategies; the changes that slave agency brought about in the economic, legal, political and religious systems of antiquity; and the individual and collective participation of slaves in historical events and contexts such as wars, crises and revolutions. The project also departs from the usual focus on Greek and Roman slavery and will examine all ancient slaveholding societies across Western Eurasia and North Africa for which sufficient information survives: in addition to the Greek and Roman societies of the Mediterranean and the Black Sea, the slaveholding societies of Assyria, Babylonia, Judea, Syria and Egypt.

The main objective of the project is to create a prosopography of all ancient slaves, freedpersons and potential slaves/freedpersons about whom evidence survives in ancient sources. The prosopography will take the form of a digital database open to researchers and the general public, and will include the relevant testimonies both in the original ancient text and in a modern English translation, together with photographs of all archaeological data (tombs, votive offerings, utilitarian objects) that can be attributed to slaves. At the same time, the database will include digital maps showing the places where slaves are recorded and their place of origin, and the material will be used to digitally enhance existing digital databases on antiquity. In this way it will be possible to study both the individual biographies of ancient slaves and the collective trends in their lives.

For the creation of the digital prosopography, the project team will study the literary, epigraphic, and papyrological data preserved in a large number of ancient languages (Greek, Latin, Assyrian, Babylonian, Egyptian, Hebrew, Aramaic), as well as the relevant archaeological data.</blockquote>

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SLaVEgents

2025-12-01T16:43:46Z

KyriakiKonstantinidou: Created page with "==Available== https://www.ims.forth.gr/en/project/view?id=272 ==Principal investigator== Kostas Vlassopoulos ==Description== Enslaved persons in the making of societies and cultures in Western Eurasia and North Africa, 1000 BCE - 300 CE Taken from the project website (Accesssed 2025.12.01) <blockquote>SLaVEgents aspires to be a pioneering contribution to the study of antiquity, shifting the focus of research from the elites to the lower classes. The project aims to..."

==Available==
https://www.ims.forth.gr/en/project/view?id=272

==Principal investigator==
Kostas Vlassopoulos

==Description==

Enslaved persons in the making of societies and cultures in Western Eurasia and North Africa, 1000 BCE - 300 CE

Taken from the project website (Accesssed 2025.12.01)

<blockquote>SLaVEgents aspires to be a pioneering contribution to the study of antiquity, shifting the focus of research from the elites to the lower classes. The project aims to re-examine the social, economic, political and cultural history of antiquity on the basis of slave agency.

The project aims to analyse the role of slaves in the processes of transformation of ancient societies and cultures. In this context, it will study the multiple identities, communities and networks created by slaves based on family, kinship, work, ethnicity and cult and how these shaped their aspirations, expectations and strategies; the changes that slave agency brought about in the economic, legal, political and religious systems of antiquity; and the individual and collective participation of slaves in historical events and contexts such as wars, crises and revolutions. The project also departs from the usual focus on Greek and Roman slavery and will examine all ancient slaveholding societies across Western Eurasia and North Africa for which sufficient information survives: in addition to the Greek and Roman societies of the Mediterranean and the Black Sea, the slaveholding societies of Assyria, Babylonia, Judea, Syria and Egypt.

The main objective of the project is to create a prosopography of all ancient slaves, freedpersons and potential slaves/freedpersons about whom evidence survives in ancient sources. The prosopography will take the form of a digital database open to researchers and the general public, and will include the relevant testimonies both in the original ancient text and in a modern English translation, together with photographs of all archaeological data (tombs, votive offerings, utilitarian objects) that can be attributed to slaves. At the same time, the database will include digital maps showing the places where slaves are recorded and their place of origin, and the material will be used to digitally enhance existing digital databases on antiquity. In this way it will be possible to study both the individual biographies of ancient slaves and the collective trends in their lives.

For the creation of the digital prosopography, the project team will study the literary, epigraphic, and papyrological data preserved in a large number of ancient languages (Greek, Latin, Assyrian, Babylonian, Egyptian, Hebrew, Aramaic), as well as the relevant archaeological data.</blockquote>

[[Category:Project]]
[[Category:Pelagios Partner]]
[[Category:Slavery]]
[[Category:Networks]]
[[Category: Agency]]

SlaVEgent

2025-12-01T16:35:04Z

KyriakiKonstantinidou: Created page with "==Available== https://www.ims.forth.gr/en/project/view?id=272 ==Principal investigator== Kostas Vlassopoulos ==Description== Taken from the project website (Accesssed 2025.12.01 <blockquote>SLaVEgents aspires to be a pioneering contribution to the study of antiquity, shifting the focus of research from the elites to the lower classes. The project aims to re-examine the social, economic, political and cultural history of antiquity on the basis of slave agency. The pr..."

==Available==
https://www.ims.forth.gr/en/project/view?id=272

==Principal investigator==
Kostas Vlassopoulos

==Description==

Taken from the project website (Accesssed 2025.12.01

<blockquote>SLaVEgents aspires to be a pioneering contribution to the study of antiquity, shifting the focus of research from the elites to the lower classes. The project aims to re-examine the social, economic, political and cultural history of antiquity on the basis of slave agency.

The project aims to analyse the role of slaves in the processes of transformation of ancient societies and cultures. In this context, it will study the multiple identities, communities and networks created by slaves based on family, kinship, work, ethnicity and cult and how these shaped their aspirations, expectations and strategies; the changes that slave agency brought about in the economic, legal, political and religious systems of antiquity; and the individual and collective participation of slaves in historical events and contexts such as wars, crises and revolutions. The project also departs from the usual focus on Greek and Roman slavery and will examine all ancient slaveholding societies across Western Eurasia and North Africa for which sufficient information survives: in addition to the Greek and Roman societies of the Mediterranean and the Black Sea, the slaveholding societies of Assyria, Babylonia, Judea, Syria and Egypt.

The main objective of the project is to create a prosopography of all ancient slaves, freedpersons and potential slaves/freedpersons about whom evidence survives in ancient sources. The prosopography will take the form of a digital database open to researchers and the general public, and will include the relevant testimonies both in the original ancient text and in a modern English translation, together with photographs of all archaeological data (tombs, votive offerings, utilitarian objects) that can be attributed to slaves. At the same time, the database will include digital maps showing the places where slaves are recorded and their place of origin, and the material will be used to digitally enhance existing digital databases on antiquity. In this way it will be possible to study both the individual biographies of ancient slaves and the collective trends in their lives.

For the creation of the digital prosopography, the project team will study the literary, epigraphic, and papyrological data preserved in a large number of ancient languages (Greek, Latin, Assyrian, Babylonian, Egyptian, Hebrew, Aramaic), as well as the relevant archaeological data.</blockquote>

[[Category:Project]]
[[Category:Pelagios Partner]]
[[Category:Slavery]]
[[Category:Networks]]
[[Category: Agency]]

Digiclass:To do list

2025-12-01T16:22:10Z

KyriakiKonstantinidou:

This is an admin page to control the wishlist of new articles or pages to add to the Wiki in monthly editing sprints or similar collective sessions. Links will turn from red to blue (and eventually be moved to the [[DigiClass/Done]] page) as they are created. Please don't just delete a row after creating the page—it serves as a useful reminder of recent development.

'''NB#1''': if you use a different title for the page, please change it here so it turns blue!

'''NB#2''': please don't feel the need to add pages here if you have already created them (we have wiki history for that); this is really a to-do list for people to draw on for future editing events.

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* See also [[DigiClass/Pages that need work|Pages that need work]] for existing pages that have been identified as in need of attention
* See also [[DigiClass/Categories that need work|Categories that need work]] (to add, remove, reorganise, describe better, etc.)
* [[DigiClass/Done|Recently added pages]] may especially benefit from checking and improvement
* A list of all [https://wiki.digitalclassicist.org/Special:PrefixIndex?prefix=&namespace=1 Talk pages] in the Wiki may also flag up issues in need of attention or discussion

==New pages to add==

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Pages to create
|-
! Page title !! URL or reference !! Reserved by !! Other notes
|-
| [[CIRIS]] || https://ciris.huma-num.fr/accueil.php?langue=en || … ||
|-
| [[Carte des philosophes antiques]] || https://ciris.huma-num.fr/cartographie.php || … ||
|-
| [[Tauric Chersonesos project]] || http://discovering.chersonesos.org ; http://library.chersonesos.org ; http://kostsyushko.chersonesos.org ; http://lapidarium.chersonesos.org ; http://archaeo-photo.chersonesos.org || … || (one or multiple wiki entries?)
|-
| [[Indexing software]] || n/a || || category FAQ: See discussion at https://listserv.liv.ac.uk/cgi-bin/wa?A2=CLASSICISTS;12f8b948.1801 (and especially replies by Hudson and Furley)
|-
| [[CARARE Metadata Schema]] || https://pro.carare.eu/doku.php?id=support:metadata-schema || ||
|-
| [[IMEROS]] || http://www.ime.gr/publications/print/imeros/index_en.html || ||
|-
| [[Blizaar]] || https://www.cvce.eu/en/digital-innovation/projects/netviz/blizaar || ||
|-
| [[Recensio Antiquitatis]] || https://propylaeum.de/recensio-antiquitatis/front-page-en || ||
|-
| [[HypereiDoc]] || http://hypereidoc.elte.hu/ || || (legacy; not updated since 2008)
|-
| [[The Stoic Online Interactive Commentary of Epictetus' Enchiridion.]] || https://stoic-commentary.online/ || ||
|-
| [[FactGrid]] || https://database.factgrid.de/ || ||
|-
| [[Myria]] || https://relicta.org/myria/ || ||
|-
| [[Codices Latini Haunienses]] || http://www5.kb.dk/en/nb/materialer/haandskrifter/HA/e-mss/index.html || ||
|-
| [[The Liber Glossarum]] || http://liber-glossarum.huma-num.fr/index.html || ||
|-
| [[Archivio Monaci]] || http://archiviomonaci.uniroma1.it/ || || Not classical
|-
| [[SourceEncyMe]] || http://sourcencyme.irht.cnrs.fr/ || ||
|-
| [[Tabula Imperii Romani - Forma Orbis Romani]] || https://tir-for.iec.cat/ || Paolo Monella ||
|-
| [[Italia Epigrafica Digitale]] || https://ojs.uniroma1.it/index.php/ied/index || ||
|-
| [[Tabella Defixionis Project]] || http://tabellaproject.e-monsite.com/ || ||
|-
| [[TO ZODION]] || http://to-zodion.net/ || … ||
|-
| [[CENOB]] || http://www.cenob.org/Enonces/Noms || ||
|-
| [[CBd]] || http://cbd.mfab.hu/ || ||
|-
| [[Charaktêres]] || https://charakteres.com/the-charakteres-project/ || ||
|-
| [[BARBARa]] || https://www.anhima.fr/spip.php?article1371&lang=en || ||
|-
| [[Menota Blitz]] || http://www.emroon.no/MenotaBlitz.html || ||
|-
| [[Book of the Dead in 3D]] || https://3dcoffins.berkeley.edu/ || ||
|-
| [[PHI Latin Canon]] || https://latin.packhum.org/canon || || /*==See also==*/ https://wiki.digitalclassicist.org/PHI_Classical_Latin_Texts
|-
| [[Layers of London]] || https://www.layersoflondon.org/ || ||
|-
| [[OpenGLAM]] || https://openglam.org/ || ||
|-
| [[3D modelling or visualisation]] || (approach, not specific project or tool) || ||
|-
| [[Jaina Prosopography Database]] || https://jaina-prosopography.org/ || ||
|-
| [[Machina Callida]] || https://korpling.org/mc/home || ||
|-
| [[Parricus]] || http://parricus.net/ || || (Latin vocab generator; uses Perseus)
|-
| [[HIERAX]] || https://hierax.ch/ || ||
|-
| [[Rescribe]] || https://rescribe.xyz/ || || (and cite <https://classicalstudies.org/scs-blog/hmcelroy/blog-review-latinocr-and-rescribe>)
|-
| [[Latin Diachronic Analysis]] || https://latin.netlify.app/ || ||
|-
| [[Atlas Patrimonii Caesaris]] || https://patrimonium.huma-num.fr/atlas/ || ||
|-
| [[Survey of Open Access Editions of Papyri]] || ? || || Only available at [https://www.academia.edu/44540876/%C3%89ditions_et_%C3%A9tudes_papyrologiques_disponibles_en_libre_acc%C3%A8s_sur_internet_%C3%A0_partir_de_la_Checklist_VIII2022_ academia.edu] (paywalled)?
|-
| [[Patrimonivm EpiDoc Converter]] || https://patrimonium.huma-num.fr/atlas/epidoc-converter/ || ||
|-
| [[Quantitative Criticism Lab]] || https://www.qcrit.org/ || ||
|-
| [[eMousike]] || https://www.emousike.com/ || ||
|-
| [[Corpus of the Epigraphy of the Italian Peninsula in the 1st Millennium BCE]] || https://reubenjpitts.github.io/Corpus-of-the-Epigraphy-of-the-Italian-Peninsula-in-the-1st-Millennium-BCE/ || ||
|-
| [[Open University Ancient Greek Resources]] || https://fass.open.ac.uk/classical-studies/learning-ancient-greek || ||
|-
| [[ProsoBab]] || https://prosobab.leidenuniv.nl/ || ||
|-
| [[Virtual Reality Oracle]] || http://vroracle.co.uk/ || ||
|-
| [[DimeData]] || https://dimedata.huma-num.fr/ || ||
|-
| [[Languages and Cultures of Ancient Italy]] || https://www.prin-italia-antica.unifi.it/ ; Project: https://www.ilc.cnr.it/en/progetti/itant/ ; Software: https://github.com/DigItAnt ; Publication: https://doi.org/10.1145/3606703 || ||
|-
| [[Peraia]] || https://peraia.ugr.es/ || || …
|-
| [[Multi-database Search System for Historical Chinese Characters]] || https://mojiportal.nabunken.go.jp/en/ || ||
|-
| [[The Database of Religious History]] || https://religiondatabase.org/landing || Maxime G || …
|-
| [[Sanskrit Library]] || https://sanskritlibrary.org/ || … || …
|-
| [[Chicago Demotic Dictionary]] || https://isac.uchicago.edu/research/publications/chicago-demotic-dictionary || … || …
|-
| [[Editionstools für eine digitale Epigraphik]] ||https://edep.adw.uni-heidelberg.de/ || … || …
|-
| [[Artefacts and Raw Materials in Byzantine Archival Documents]] || http://typika.cfeb.org/index/ || … || (ByzAD)
|-
| [[LASLA Latin corpus]] || https://doi.org/10.58119/ULG/27VZID ; https://doi.org/10.58119/ULG/QJJ0SA ; https://doi.org/10.58119/ULG/49UQNU || … || [https://www.jiscmail.ac.uk/cgi-bin/wa-jisc.exe?A2=DIGITALCLASSICIST;446e08da.2310 Announcement]
|-
| [[CONNEC]] || https://discover-connec.openatlas.eu/ || … || spatial worlds and social connections in letter collections of Augustine, Paulinus, Avitus, and Gregory
|-
| [[Indoskript]] || http://www.indoskript.org/ || … || …
|-
| [[QuickPalaeographer]] || https://tst.hypotheses.org/1738 ; https://chchch.github.io/quick-palaeographer/ ; https://github.com/chchch/quick-palaeographer/ || … || …
|-
| [[READ Workbench]] || https://readworkbench.org/ ; https://github.com/readsoftware/read || … || …
|-
| [[Prosopographia Memphitica]] || https://anneherz.github.io/ProM/ || … || …
|-
| [[Natural Language Toolkit]] || https://www.nltk.org/ || … || …
|-
| [[Corpus Glossariorum Latinorum Online]] || https://publikationen.badw.de/en/cglo/index || … || …
|-
| [[Oxytone]] || https://oxytone.xyz/ (plus code: https://github.com/Vincent-Carrier/oxytone) || … || (ancient languages reader)
|-
| [[Opera Graeca Adnotata]] || https://annis.varro.informatik.uni-leipzig.de/oga020 or https://github.com/OperaGraecaAdnotata/OGA || … || (via ANNIS reader… should that be a separate article under tools?)
|-
| [[ANNIS]] || https://corpus-tools.org/annis/documentation.html || … || …
|-
| [[Ciceroniana On Line]] || https://ojs.unito.it/index.php/COL || … || …
|-
| [[Tulliana]] || https://tulliana.eu/ || … || …
|-
| [[ISAW AI Librarian]] || https://github.com/federicodip/isaw_ai_librarian || … || …
|-
| [[Vesuvius Challenge]] || https://scrollprize.org/ || … || …
|-
| [[Indoskript]] || http://www.indoskript.org/ || … || …
|-
| [[Siddham]] || https://siddham.network/ || … || …
|-
| [[Inscriptions in Thailand Database]] || https://db.sac.or.th/inscriptions/inscribe || … || …
|-
| [[Corpus Corporum]] || https://mlat.uzh.ch/home || … || The Corpus Corporum should also be added to page [[Greek and Latin texts in digital form]]; by the way, the latter need an update
|-
| [[Digital LIMC]] || https://www.dasch.swiss/project/digital-lexicon-iconographicum-mythologiae-classicae-(digital-limc) || … || …
|-
| [[Linked Art]] || https://linked.art/ || … || …
|-
| [[SigLA]] || https://sigla.phis.me/index.html || … || …
|-
| [[DaLib]] || https://dalib.it/ || … || …
|-
| [[Predicting the Past]] || https://predictingthepast.com/ || … || …
|-
| [[Edition Visualization Technology]] || http://evt.labcd.unipi.it/ || … || …
|-
| [[PURA: PURism in Antiquity]] || https://pric.unive.it/projects/pura/home || … || …
|-
| [[Classics Viewer (app)]] || https://github.com/threedlite/classicsviewer || … || …
|-
| [[Gems]] || https://www.carc.ox.ac.uk/carc/gems || … || …
|-
| [[Index of Medieval Art]] || https://theindex.princeton.edu/ || … || …
|-
| [[Cult of Saints]] || https://cultofsaints.history.ox.ac.uk/ || … || …
|-
| [[BIGR]] || https://numismatics.org/bigr/ || … || …
|-
| [[INSCRIBE 3D Interactive Web Viewer]] || https://www.inscribercproject.com/3d_viewer_home.php || … || …
|-
| [[Subaltern Recogito]] || http://www.lancaster.ac.uk/digging-ecm/2019/06/subaltern-recogito || || Pelagios Partner
|-
| [[Locating a National Collection]] || https://github.com/tanc-ahrc/LocatingTANC || || Pelagios Partner
|-
| [[Archaeology in Greece Online]] || https://www.bsa.ac.uk/publications/archaeology-in-greece-online/ || … || Pelagios Partner
|-
| [[Ajax Multi-Commentary Project]] || https://github.com/ajaxMultiCommentary || … || Pelagios Partner
|-
| [[DicoTopo]] || https://dicotopo.cths.fr/ || … || Pelagios Partner
|-
| [[Viae Regiae]] || https://viaeregiae.org/ || Tom || Pelagios Partner
|-
| [[International Digital Dura-Europos Archive]] || https://duraeuroposarchive.org/ || Anne Chen || Pelagios Partner
|-
| [[ONiT]] || https://onit.oeaw.ac.at/ || … || Pelagios Partner
|-
| [[DHDev]] || https://www.dh-dev.com/ || … || Pelagios Partner
|-
| [[NKUA]] || https://en.uoa.gr/ || … || Pelagios Partner
|-
| [[RISE]] || https://rise.mpiwg-berlin.mpg.de/ || … || Pelagios Partner
|-
| [[Performant Software]] || https://www.performantsoftware.com/ || … || Pelagios Partner
|-
| [[Pelagios al Sur]] || Presentation about the project at https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/pelagios-commons-al-sur/83359422; follow on project at https://arounddh.org/en/la-argentina-manuscrita/ || … || Pelagios Partner
|-
| [[Institute in Ancient Itineraries]] || https://www.kcl.ac.uk/research/ancient-itineraries || … || Pelagios Partner
|-
| [[Time Capsule]] || https://interpolack.com/project/time-capsule; https://medium.com/pelagios/introducing-timecapsule-3468a281438b || … || Pelagios Partner
|-
| [[Consortium of Ancient World Mappers]] || https://cawm.lib.uiowa.edu/ || … || Pelagios Partner
|-
| [[Research Squirrel Engineers Network]] || https://squirrel.link/ || … || Pelagios Partner
|-
| [[Tools of Knowledge]] || https://toolsofknowledge.org/ || … || Pelagios Partner
|-
| [[REWIND]] || https://rewind-project.fcsh.unl.pt/ || … || Pelagios Partner
|-
| [[LOD Methodologies in Gandhāran Buddhist Art]] || https://omp.ub.rub.de/index.php/RUB/catalog/book/148 || … || Pelagios Partner
|-
| [[Digitising the Manuscript Letters of John Ruskin]] || https://www.lancaster.ac.uk/the-ruskin/research/digitising-manuscript-letters/ || … || Pelagios Partner
|-
| [[iDAI.world]] || https://idai.world/ || … || Pelagios Partner
|-
| [[Pelagios in the Indian Subcontinent]] || https://medium.com/pelagios/pelagios-in-the-indian-subcontinent-94fef92ad4a5 || … || Pelagios Partner
|-
| [[EthioMap]] || https://ethiomap.huma-num.fr/ || … || Pelagios Partner
|-
| [[WebMaps-T]] || https://medium.com/pelagios/introducing-the-webmaps-t-working-group-7cff98021e42 || … || Pelagios Partner
|-
| [[Digital Periegesis]] || https://www.periegesis.org/en/ || … || Pelagios Partner
|-
| [[ SLaVEgents]] || https://www.ims.forth.gr/en/project/view?id=272 || … || Pelagios Partner
|-
| … || … || … || …
|-
| … || … || … || …
|-
| … || … || … || …
|-
| … || … || … || …
|}

Digiclass:To do list

2025-12-01T15:58:46Z

KyriakiKonstantinidou: /* New pages to add */

This is an admin page to control the wishlist of new articles or pages to add to the Wiki in monthly editing sprints or similar collective sessions. Links will turn from red to blue (and eventually be moved to the [[DigiClass/Done]] page) as they are created. Please don't just delete a row after creating the page—it serves as a useful reminder of recent development.

'''NB#1''': if you use a different title for the page, please change it here so it turns blue!

'''NB#2''': please don't feel the need to add pages here if you have already created them (we have wiki history for that); this is really a to-do list for people to draw on for future editing events.

* See also [[DigiClass/External lists of projects|External lists of projects]] for more sources to trawl for candidate new pages.
* See also [[DigiClass/Pages that need work|Pages that need work]] for existing pages that have been identified as in need of attention
* See also [[DigiClass/Categories that need work|Categories that need work]] (to add, remove, reorganise, describe better, etc.)
* [[DigiClass/Done|Recently added pages]] may especially benefit from checking and improvement
* A list of all [https://wiki.digitalclassicist.org/Special:PrefixIndex?prefix=&namespace=1 Talk pages] in the Wiki may also flag up issues in need of attention or discussion

==New pages to add==

{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Pages to create
|-
! Page title !! URL or reference !! Reserved by !! Other notes
|-
| [[CIRIS]] || https://ciris.huma-num.fr/accueil.php?langue=en || … ||
|-
| [[Carte des philosophes antiques]] || https://ciris.huma-num.fr/cartographie.php || … ||
|-
| [[Tauric Chersonesos project]] || http://discovering.chersonesos.org ; http://library.chersonesos.org ; http://kostsyushko.chersonesos.org ; http://lapidarium.chersonesos.org ; http://archaeo-photo.chersonesos.org || … || (one or multiple wiki entries?)
|-
| [[Indexing software]] || n/a || || category FAQ: See discussion at https://listserv.liv.ac.uk/cgi-bin/wa?A2=CLASSICISTS;12f8b948.1801 (and especially replies by Hudson and Furley)
|-
| [[CARARE Metadata Schema]] || https://pro.carare.eu/doku.php?id=support:metadata-schema || ||
|-
| [[IMEROS]] || http://www.ime.gr/publications/print/imeros/index_en.html || ||
|-
| [[Blizaar]] || https://www.cvce.eu/en/digital-innovation/projects/netviz/blizaar || ||
|-
| [[Recensio Antiquitatis]] || https://propylaeum.de/recensio-antiquitatis/front-page-en || ||
|-
| [[HypereiDoc]] || http://hypereidoc.elte.hu/ || || (legacy; not updated since 2008)
|-
| [[The Stoic Online Interactive Commentary of Epictetus' Enchiridion.]] || https://stoic-commentary.online/ || ||
|-
| [[FactGrid]] || https://database.factgrid.de/ || ||
|-
| [[Myria]] || https://relicta.org/myria/ || ||
|-
| [[Codices Latini Haunienses]] || http://www5.kb.dk/en/nb/materialer/haandskrifter/HA/e-mss/index.html || ||
|-
| [[The Liber Glossarum]] || http://liber-glossarum.huma-num.fr/index.html || ||
|-
| [[Archivio Monaci]] || http://archiviomonaci.uniroma1.it/ || || Not classical
|-
| [[SourceEncyMe]] || http://sourcencyme.irht.cnrs.fr/ || ||
|-
| [[Tabula Imperii Romani - Forma Orbis Romani]] || https://tir-for.iec.cat/ || ||
|-
| [[Italia Epigrafica Digitale]] || https://ojs.uniroma1.it/index.php/ied/index || ||
|-
| [[Tabella Defixionis Project]] || http://tabellaproject.e-monsite.com/ || ||
|-
| [[TO ZODION]] || http://to-zodion.net/ || … ||
|-
| [[CENOB]] || http://www.cenob.org/Enonces/Noms || ||
|-
| [[CBd]] || http://cbd.mfab.hu/ || ||
|-
| [[Charaktêres]] || https://charakteres.com/the-charakteres-project/ || ||
|-
| [[BARBARa]] || https://www.anhima.fr/spip.php?article1371&lang=en || ||
|-
| [[Menota Blitz]] || http://www.emroon.no/MenotaBlitz.html || ||
|-
| [[Book of the Dead in 3D]] || https://3dcoffins.berkeley.edu/ || ||
|-
| [[PHI Latin Canon]] || https://latin.packhum.org/canon || || /*==See also==*/ https://wiki.digitalclassicist.org/PHI_Classical_Latin_Texts
|-
| [[Layers of London]] || https://www.layersoflondon.org/ || ||
|-
| [[OpenGLAM]] || https://openglam.org/ || ||
|-
| [[3D modelling or visualisation]] || (approach, not specific project or tool) || ||
|-
| [[Jaina Prosopography Database]] || https://jaina-prosopography.org/ || ||
|-
| [[Machina Callida]] || https://korpling.org/mc/home || ||
|-
| [[Parricus]] || http://parricus.net/ || || (Latin vocab generator; uses Perseus)
|-
| [[HIERAX]] || https://hierax.ch/ || ||
|-
| [[Rescribe]] || https://rescribe.xyz/ || || (and cite <https://classicalstudies.org/scs-blog/hmcelroy/blog-review-latinocr-and-rescribe>)
|-
| [[Latin Diachronic Analysis]] || https://latin.netlify.app/ || ||
|-
| [[Atlas Patrimonii Caesaris]] || https://patrimonium.huma-num.fr/atlas/ || ||
|-
| [[Survey of Open Access Editions of Papyri]] || ? || || Only available at [https://www.academia.edu/44540876/%C3%89ditions_et_%C3%A9tudes_papyrologiques_disponibles_en_libre_acc%C3%A8s_sur_internet_%C3%A0_partir_de_la_Checklist_VIII2022_ academia.edu] (paywalled)?
|-
| [[Patrimonivm EpiDoc Converter]] || https://patrimonium.huma-num.fr/atlas/epidoc-converter/ || ||
|-
| [[Quantitative Criticism Lab]] || https://www.qcrit.org/ || ||
|-
| [[eMousike]] || https://www.emousike.com/ || ||
|-
| [[Corpus of the Epigraphy of the Italian Peninsula in the 1st Millennium BCE]] || https://reubenjpitts.github.io/Corpus-of-the-Epigraphy-of-the-Italian-Peninsula-in-the-1st-Millennium-BCE/ || ||
|-
| [[Open University Ancient Greek Resources]] || https://fass.open.ac.uk/classical-studies/learning-ancient-greek || ||
|-
| [[ProsoBab]] || https://prosobab.leidenuniv.nl/ || ||
|-
| [[Virtual Reality Oracle]] || http://vroracle.co.uk/ || ||
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| [[DimeData]] || https://dimedata.huma-num.fr/ || ||
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| [[Languages and Cultures of Ancient Italy]] || https://www.prin-italia-antica.unifi.it/ ; Project: https://www.ilc.cnr.it/en/progetti/itant/ ; Software: https://github.com/DigItAnt ; Publication: https://doi.org/10.1145/3606703 || ||
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| [[Peraia]] || https://peraia.ugr.es/ || || …
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| [[Multi-database Search System for Historical Chinese Characters]] || https://mojiportal.nabunken.go.jp/en/ || ||
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| [[The Database of Religious History]] || https://religiondatabase.org/landing || Maxime G || …
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| [[Sanskrit Library]] || https://sanskritlibrary.org/ || … || …
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| [[Chicago Demotic Dictionary]] || https://isac.uchicago.edu/research/publications/chicago-demotic-dictionary || … || …
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| [[Editionstools für eine digitale Epigraphik]] ||https://edep.adw.uni-heidelberg.de/ || … || …
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| [[Artefacts and Raw Materials in Byzantine Archival Documents]] || http://typika.cfeb.org/index/ || … || (ByzAD)
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| [[LASLA Latin corpus]] || https://doi.org/10.58119/ULG/27VZID ; https://doi.org/10.58119/ULG/QJJ0SA ; https://doi.org/10.58119/ULG/49UQNU || … || [https://www.jiscmail.ac.uk/cgi-bin/wa-jisc.exe?A2=DIGITALCLASSICIST;446e08da.2310 Announcement]
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| [[CONNEC]] || https://discover-connec.openatlas.eu/ || … || spatial worlds and social connections in letter collections of Augustine, Paulinus, Avitus, and Gregory
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| [[Indoskript]] || http://www.indoskript.org/ || … || …
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| [[QuickPalaeographer]] || https://tst.hypotheses.org/1738 ; https://chchch.github.io/quick-palaeographer/ ; https://github.com/chchch/quick-palaeographer/ || … || …
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| [[READ Workbench]] || https://readworkbench.org/ ; https://github.com/readsoftware/read || … || …
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| [[Prosopographia Memphitica]] || https://anneherz.github.io/ProM/ || … || …
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| [[Natural Language Toolkit]] || https://www.nltk.org/ || … || …
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| [[Corpus Glossariorum Latinorum Online]] || https://publikationen.badw.de/en/cglo/index || … || …
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| [[Oxytone]] || https://oxytone.xyz/ (plus code: https://github.com/Vincent-Carrier/oxytone) || … || (ancient languages reader)
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| [[Opera Graeca Adnotata]] || https://annis.varro.informatik.uni-leipzig.de/oga020 or https://github.com/OperaGraecaAdnotata/OGA || … || (via ANNIS reader… should that be a separate article under tools?)
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| [[ANNIS]] || https://corpus-tools.org/annis/documentation.html || … || …
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| [[Ciceroniana On Line]] || https://ojs.unito.it/index.php/COL || … || …
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| [[Tulliana]] || https://tulliana.eu/ || … || …
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| [[ISAW AI Librarian]] || https://github.com/federicodip/isaw_ai_librarian || … || …
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| [[Vesuvius Challenge]] || https://scrollprize.org/ || … || …
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| [[Indoskript]] || http://www.indoskript.org/ || … || …
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| [[Siddham]] || https://siddham.network/ || … || …
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| [[Inscriptions in Thailand Database]] || https://db.sac.or.th/inscriptions/inscribe || … || …
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| [[Corpus Corporum]] || https://mlat.uzh.ch/home || … || The Corpus Corporum should also be added to page [[Greek and Latin texts in digital form]]; by the way, the latter need an update
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| [[Digital LIMC]] || https://www.dasch.swiss/project/digital-lexicon-iconographicum-mythologiae-classicae-(digital-limc) || … || …
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| [[Linked Art]] || https://linked.art/ || … || …
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| [[SigLA]] || https://sigla.phis.me/index.html || … || …
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| [[DaLib]] || https://dalib.it/ || … || …
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| [[Predicting the Past]] || https://predictingthepast.com/ || … || …
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| [[Edition Visualization Technology]] || http://evt.labcd.unipi.it/ || … || …
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| [[PURA: PURism in Antiquity]] || https://pric.unive.it/projects/pura/home || … || …
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| [[Classics Viewer (app)]] || https://github.com/threedlite/classicsviewer || … || …
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| [[Gems]] || https://www.carc.ox.ac.uk/carc/gems || … || …
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| [[Index of Medieval Art]] || https://theindex.princeton.edu/ || … || …
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| [[Cult of Saints]] || https://cultofsaints.history.ox.ac.uk/ || … || …
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| [[BIGR]] || https://numismatics.org/bigr/ || … || …
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| [[INSCRIBE 3D Interactive Web Viewer]] || https://www.inscribercproject.com/3d_viewer_home.php || … || …
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| [[Subaltern Recogito]] || http://www.lancaster.ac.uk/digging-ecm/2019/06/subaltern-recogito || || Pelagios Partner
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| [[Locating a National Collection]] || https://github.com/tanc-ahrc/LocatingTANC || || Pelagios Partner
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| [[Archaeology in Greece Online]] || https://www.bsa.ac.uk/publications/archaeology-in-greece-online/ || … || Pelagios Partner
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| [[Ajax Multi-Commentary Project]] || https://github.com/ajaxMultiCommentary || … || Pelagios Partner
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| [[DicoTopo]] || https://dicotopo.cths.fr/ || … || Pelagios Partner
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| [[Viae Regiae]] || https://viaeregiae.org/ || … || Pelagios Partner
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| [[International Digital Dura-Europos Archive]] || https://duraeuroposarchive.org/ || Anne Chen || Pelagios Partner
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| [[ONiT]] || https://onit.oeaw.ac.at/ || … || Pelagios Partner
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| [[DHDev]] || https://www.dh-dev.com/ || … || Pelagios Partner
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| [[NKUA]] || https://en.uoa.gr/ || … || Pelagios Partner
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| [[RISE]] || https://rise.mpiwg-berlin.mpg.de/ || … || Pelagios Partner
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| [[Performant Software]] || https://www.performantsoftware.com/ || … || Pelagios Partner
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| [[Pelagios al Sur]] || Presentation about the project at https://www.slideshare.net/slideshow/pelagios-commons-al-sur/83359422; follow on project at https://arounddh.org/en/la-argentina-manuscrita/ || … || Pelagios Partner
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| [[Institute in Ancient Itineraries]] || https://www.kcl.ac.uk/research/ancient-itineraries || … || Pelagios Partner
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| [[Time Capsule]] || https://interpolack.com/project/time-capsule; https://medium.com/pelagios/introducing-timecapsule-3468a281438b || … || Pelagios Partner
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| [[Consortium of Ancient World Mappers]] || https://cawm.lib.uiowa.edu/ || … || Pelagios Partner
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| [[Research Squirrel Engineers Network]] || https://squirrel.link/ || … || Pelagios Partner
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| [[Tools of Knowledge]] || https://toolsofknowledge.org/ || … || Pelagios Partner
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| [[REWIND]] || https://rewind-project.fcsh.unl.pt/ || … || Pelagios Partner
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| [[LOD Methodologies in Gandhāran Buddhist Art]] || https://omp.ub.rub.de/index.php/RUB/catalog/book/148 || … || Pelagios Partner
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| [[Digitising the Manuscript Letters of John Ruskin]] || https://www.lancaster.ac.uk/the-ruskin/research/digitising-manuscript-letters/ || … || Pelagios Partner
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| [[iDAI.world]] || https://idai.world/ || … || Pelagios Partner
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| [[Pelagios in the Indian Subcontinent]] || https://medium.com/pelagios/pelagios-in-the-indian-subcontinent-94fef92ad4a5 || … || Pelagios Partner
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| [[EthioMap]] || https://ethiomap.huma-num.fr/ || … || Pelagios Partner
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| [[WebMaps-T]] || https://medium.com/pelagios/introducing-the-webmaps-t-working-group-7cff98021e42 || … || Pelagios Partner
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| [[Digital Periegesis]] || https://www.periegesis.org/en/ || Pelagios Partner
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| [[ SLaVEgents]] || https://www.ims.forth.gr/en/project/view?id=272 || Pelagios Partner || …
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