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Tuesday 19th to Wednesday 20th June 2018 The CAA-GR 2018 organising committee invites abstracts for papers and/or posters relating to all aspects of computer applications, quantitative methods and digital applications in archaeology and cultural heritage of the Eastern Mediterranean. The … Continue reading →

The non-profit Society for the study of ancient topography Dipylon in collaboration with the worker cooperation commonspace under the auspices of the Greek Chapter of the International non-profit organization Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology (CAA-GR), with the support … Continue reading →

Athena Research Centre / DigitalCuration Unit organises and hosts a Training Worshop on ‘Digital methods and tools for archaeological data curation‘, open to participants interested in the use of digital methods and tools for accessing, representing, visualising and communicating archaeological … Continue reading →

We invite all interested bodies and organisations who wish to host one of the forthcoming meetings of the CAA-GR to express their interest by sending us their bid proposal at the following address conference@caa-gr.org and by preparing a short presentation … Continue reading →

We are seeking a creative and dedicated Senior Technical Officer with knowledge of and experience in methodologies used in the fields of Digital Humanities, Digital Heritage, Digital Libraries or related fields. This position provides an exciting opportunity for the selected candidate … Continue reading →

a.r.t.e.s. EUmanities is a pioneering programme for a European Graduate School for the Humanities, co-funded by the European Union and the University of Cologne in the framework of the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (Horizon 2020: MSCA). Designed to meet the needs … Continue reading →

2nd CAA GR Conference – Call for Papers Athens, 20-21 December 2016 The Call for Papers & Posters has been extended! New submission deadline: 18 September 2016 The Second CAA-GR conference will be held at the National and Kapodistrian University … Continue reading →

The Yale Institute for the Preservation of Cultural Heritage and the Yale Computer Graphics Group have released CHER-Ob (CULTURAL HERITAGE-Object), an open source platform developed in an attempt to enhance analysis, evaluation, documentation, sharing and management of 3D and 2D … Continue reading →

Archaeological survey and the Mediterranean countryside Empty spaces & Empty phases: research questions, scales and methods May 25-26, University of Cambridge – Faculty of Classics What’s new in archaeological survey in the Mediterranean countryside? After more than half a century of research and fieldwork, involving … Continue reading →

The University of Pisa is offering a Summer School which will enable participants to manage the whole lifecycle of archaeological data. Archaeology Of The Future: Data Mining, Data Analysis, and Data Driven Archaeology is built around a new paradigm which … Continue reading →