We are working on adding 'date' to our existing search features for Tesserae texts. For more information and to learn how we assigned dates to our current texts, check out the new blog post.
https://t.co/QZYKZCs2Se
Appian's the Foreign Wars has been added to the Tesserae website and is available to search. Additionally, Arrian is now available on Tesserae; the Anabasis and Cynegeticus have recently been added! https://t.co/wL0k64xILc
And we have at least 3 more @platform_dh talks coming up in the near future. On 11 March @JamesGawley will share his insights on ‘How to make Effective poetry’ with us, taking a cognitive approach to Homeric allusions in the Aeneid. Join us! https://t.co/rsZ4Ve5E6E
The Digital Classics Association has an open call for abstracts on DH work at the 2021 SCS annual meeting January 7-10 in Chicago. Submission deadline is Feb. 28. https://t.co/J7IC3fDZaf
If you or your friends might be interested in participating in a workshop at the Washington DC AIA/SCS on “The Digital Futures of Ancient Objects: Discussing Next Steps for Collaborative Digital Humanities Projects ” plz holla!
I'm really proud of this paper --- work from my lab and Adobe Research on using human perception to improve automatic handwritten document transcription. Especially for Latin manuscripts from the Medieval period.
How can we use digital humanities tools to help us gauge the influence of a certain Latin or Greek author? Can we use these tools to find intertextual references from antiquity well into Late Antiquity? Yes! As Prof. Julian Yolles... https://t.co/ZpOBzvboed
We are very pleased to announce a new collaborative effort between the University of Notre Dame and the University at Buffalo that will enhance Tesserae's search capabilities and access to digital collections. Thank you @NEHgov for supporting us! https://t.co/UAIzBEhSCT