We said we'd have news. The first release based on our new quarterly release for eScriptorium is out, and our lead developer talks about it: escriptorium.eu/blog/2026-05... Will come on our Inria instance next week :)

It’s tomorrow! If you want to learn more about digital methods/tools to analyze Romano-British temples, see you there (in person or online)

Our conference on Digital Humanities applied to Romano-British sacred space is around the corner! You can attend online or in person by booking here: ics.sas.ac.uk/news-events/...

The Digital Classicist London 2026 programme is now out! Really looking forward to hear more about these wonderful projects during the summer blog.stoa.org/archives/4375

Digital Classicist London 2026 call for papers. Papers on any aspect of the ancient or pre-colonial worlds *and* that address innovative digital approaches. Deadline Monday 16th March 2026. blog.stoa.org/archives/4370

Very happy to share that our new paper, "Interoperability as Equity: Collaborative Cultural Heritage Knowledge Graphs as a Tool to Shape Inclusive Ontologies" is out! We are discussing linked open data, ontologies, Wikidata and interoperability with CIDOC CRM doi.org/10.5334/johd...

A reminder that the submission deadline for the CSDH annual conference is in ONE WEEK! Learn more about our theme — Untranslatable — and submit at csdh-schn.ca/csdh-schn-co...

Very happy to see the first published paper of JOHD new collection on Wikidata in Digital Humanities! As Guest Editor, I’m thrilled to see the enthusiasm for Wikidata and it’s use across disciplines

#CuttingEdge Epigraphy seminar today (17:00 GMT): Recording Inscriptions and Epigraphic Editions in Wikidata, by Anna Clara Maniero Azzolini & @maxguen.bsky.social. This seminar is intended for both beginners + advanced participants with an interest in digital epigraphy ics.sas.ac.uk/news-events/...

A high-resolution digital map allows people to plan their routes along the ancient roads of the Roman Empire go.nature.com/4qMYGRw

Don't forget about our abstract writting session later today! See you there! N'oubliez pas notre séance de rédaction de résumé plus tard dans la journée! Au plaisir de vous y voir!

Thursday 13 Nov is our next talk. This one is a bit special because our Chair, Mike Haken, is talking about A New Digital Map of Roman Britain: how to access it, how to use it and what comes next. It's a huge step forward that's taken a decade to develop

La pétition est EN LIGNE ! L'UOttawa a suspendu Antiquité grecque et romaine sans consultation, mettant fin au seul programme de langues anciennes en français en Ontario. Signez, partagez et suivez pour les mises à jour. buff.ly/hjj4J7u #SOSÉtudesanciennesUO #ONfr #FrancoOntarien

How can Wikidata support collaborative and interoperable epigraphic editions? Join us Nov 11, 2025 at the Institute of Classical Studies (or online) for Recording Inscriptions: Epigraphic Editions and Wikidata! ics.sas.ac.uk/news-events/...

Très content de voir cette nouvelle leçon sur l’utilisation d’OpenRefine par @pascaliensis.bsky.social! La manipulation de données est de plus en plus à la portée de tous grâce à ce type d’outil (et dans mon cas pour la réconciliation avec Wikidata)

Aujourd'hui, c'est la Saint #Zotero (qui fêtera ses 20 ans ce même jour l'an prochain). 2 billets utilisant l'extension Cita par Diego de la Hera pour enrichir ses données, repérer de nouvelles références et contribuer à #Wikidata : zotero.hypotheses.org/5740 zotero.hypotheses.org/5780

🏛️ After 27 years, ArchSearch is being retired this September to make way for an upgrade - The ADS Data Catalogue! Featuring: ✨ Access to 5k ADS Archives and 100k reports 🗺️ Interactive maps & timeline views 🔍 Multi-parameter searching (What/Where/When) 🔗 Read more on the ADS website buff.ly/jW414wt

Very happy to announce that the call for papers of the new collection "Wikidata across the humanities: datasets, methodologies, reuse" is out! As a Guest Editor, I can't wait to read all of your amazing propositions in the next months openhumanitiesdata.metajnl.com/collections/...

#DH2025 is coming fast and so is our workshop on HTR and Ancient Greek! Feel free to visit our website to have a look at the planning and how we want to bring together people to establish guidelines to transcribe Ancient Greek documents. dhtr25.anthologiagraeca.org

We are getting there: our long-awaited book is expected to be published in late autumn. It will be the first book to focus exclusively on Roman sanctuaries in Central-Eastern Europe and on the methods and limits of the archaeology of religion in practice. Contents soon! brill.com/display/titl...

Our panel "Why Study Classics in 2025" at the Annual meeting was a big success!Thanks to all that attended and enjoy the rest of the conference. Notre panel "Pourquoi faire des études classiques en 2025" a été un grand succès! Merci à tous les participant·e·s et profitez du restant de la conférence

Game changer improvements for #RecogitoStudio!

On Monday, March 31, 2025 we learned that DOGE is targeting the NEH with the aim of substantially reducing its staff, cutting the agency’s grant programs, and rescinding grants that have already been awarded. Learn what steps you can take here: nhalliance.org/federal-fund...

Registration open for new cycle of three-workshop Pleiades gazetteer “getting started” series to be co-taught by @serviliusahala.bsky.social and myself. You can find details on dates, times, and a link to registration (required) via pleiades.stoa.org/events.

Digital Classicist London 2025 call for papers ics.sas.ac.uk/news/digital... #classicssky #digitalhumanities #callforpapers #digiclass

Finally announced, the Online Coinage of Ostrogothic Italy: numismatics.org/coi/, a collaboration between IKMK Berlin (prepared the data) and the ANS (hosting). There are 720 coins linked to 120 types, excellent photographic coverage, mostly from Berlin and the BM #classicsbluesky

Thanks to an export from @gordien3a.bsky.social, almost 5000 coin hoards of the Roman Empire have been linked to about 14000 coin types in OCRE, greatly expanding geographic visualization, from Hadrian's Wall to India. numishare.blogspot.com/2025/02/coin... #lawdi #LODLAM #classicsbluesky

Material Digital Humanities is back with some exciting events for 2025! Skulls, skin and names: The ethics of managing heritage collections data online 5 Mar www.sas.ac.uk/news-events/... The Limits to Green Growth: Rematerialising UK’s Pathway to Net Zero 10 Mar www.sas.ac.uk/news-events/...

Are you a researcher of Roman Imperial Coins? Expect BIG news in OCRE soon. One of the most important datasets is about to be integrated into the #LOD cloud.

The Stoa: a Review for Digital Classics Call for Submissions: blog.stoa.org/editorial

Emily Hall and Jasmine Sahu-Hough on WikiData and Dura-Europos: