Diesmal steht die Reihe steht unter dem Titel "Potenziale und Grenzen digitaler Methoden".

Programm

14.10.2025   
Citizen Science trifft Linked Open Data: Potenziale und Grenzen digitaler Methodik
Florian Thiery (Mainz)

21.10.2025
3D and Virtual Reality Technologies applied to Classical Sculpture: a review of methods, potential, and ong challenges
Julio C. Ruiz (Bonn)        

24.10.2025
Evaluating Cuneiform in the World Wide Web: fantastic use cases and where to find them
Adam Anderson

04.11.2025
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18.11.2025
Digitale Zwillinge in der Archäologie – Potenziale und Grenzen am Beispiel der Krypta von San Marco in Venedig
Sabine Feist, Matthias Lang & Philippe Pathé (Bonn)

02.12.2025
The ACCSN Initiative: Discovering the Potential of Digital Methods by facing their Limits
Lily Grozdanova (Sofia), Ulrike Peter (Berlin), Claus Franke (Berlin), Tim Westphal (Berlin) & Margareth Warburton (Bern)

16.12.2025                  
From Shovels to Servers: Three Perspectives on the Potentials and Limits of Digital Archaeology
Raffaele Rizzo (Salent), Michele Pirro Leo (Rom) & Vincenzo Ria (Rom)

06.01.2026
Capturing performance in graphs? Visualizing networks of Ancient Greek Comedy
Stylianos Chronopoulos (Ioannina)

20.01.2026
Network Science for the Interpretation of Ancient Texts: Prospects and Challenges Based on Two Biblical Test Cases
Felipe Cinelli Barbosa (Rio de Janeiro)

03.02.2026
AI-driven Classics: Potentials and Limits of Generative Methods
Eleni Bozia (Florida)