The Mercator-e P. is funded by a Marie Skłodowska-Curie grant. Led by Pau de Soto (FCSH-UNL) it's main focus is the analysis of the Iberian P. Transp. Networks.
There are 5 days left for you to apply for our #smallgrants programme. If you work with #LOD, #digitalheritage, #maps or #semantic annotation, we might just give you some money! https://t.co/Rg8VlpgwKI
#MSCA-IF project #Tetrastylon launched! Msca fellow Ada Cortes will carry out a research on a new typology of Roman house, the tetrastyle courtyard house, in collaboration with Luisa Migliorati ➡️ https://t.co/KYgW1e6sX4 #Dsa_Sapienza#SapienzaMSCA
Al via il progetto #Tetrastylon finanziato dal programma #Msca-If: la fellow Ada Cortes svolgerà, con Luisa Migliorati del #Dsa_Sapienza, attività di ricerca su una nuova tipologia di casa romana, la casa con cortile tetrastilo ➡️ https://t.co/KYgW1e6sX4
Un'intera settimana di musei statali #gratis: inizia oggi la #settimanadeimusei @_MiBAC . Rimettetevi in pari con le mostre in città!
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Tetrastylon will show a presentation in CAA in April. We will talk about some interesting applications of Space Syntax in domestic architecture. We hope to see you there! https://t.co/BeYC0W98yi #Romanhouses
The first workshop about Historical Transport is coming! #T3 Travel and Transport through Time - 1. The Roman Times... Come to Lisbon next September!!!
Three new papers out in @JournalCAA yesterday - very pleased to see that our journal is firing on all cylinders now. Keep those papers coming, we're waiting for you!
Interested in roads and their importance for historical understanding? Then read this post about treating routes on par with places, where "roads become nodes and the places become edges", and each route receives a URI as a "way" of linking historical documents about them. https://t.co/8GnEeARVrf
Participants of #AIAC2018 interested in publishing their digitally oriented research in @JournalCAA - contact me, or consult the journal's homepage https://t.co/GBUFQdCCc0
Tyler Franconi discussing the difficulties of riverine transport on the Rhine: 'the Romans were crazy for a number of reasons, but they weren't generally stupid' #AIAC2018#panel5_20