The Mainz internet database of Names on Terra Sigillata (samian ware), Portugal and Spain and the collaborative samian research network

The digital research resource 'Samian Research' offers access to a quarter of a million recorded Samian (Terra Sigillata) stamps found within the Roman Empire and its barbarian borderlands. It comprises the main corpora 'Names on Terra Sigillata', 'Corpus Vasorum Arretinorum' and 'Gestempelte Südgallische Reliefsigillata' and thousands of new finds from various sites added after the printed publication of these books. The resource also offers tools for data exploration, generating dating curves for find-sites, weighted distribution maps and statistical tools to analyse the internal structures of Samian potteries.O recurso de pesquisa digital “Samian Research” oferece acesso a um quarto de milhão de marcas de terra sigillata (“Samian”) registadas e encontradas no Império Romano e nas suas fronteiras “bárbaras”. Compreende os principais corpora “Names on Terra Sigillata”, “Corpus Vasorum Arretinorum” e “Gestempelte Südgallische Reliefsigillata” e milhares de novas descobertas de vários sítios, adicionadas após a publicação impressa desses livros. O recurso também oferece ferramentas para exploração de dados, gerando curvas de datação para locais de consumo, mapas de distribuição ponderada e ferramentas estatísticas para analisar as estruturas internas das olarias de terra sigillata.info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersio

Hadrian’s Wall and its Continental Hinterland

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Joseph Déchelette (1862-1914) et la naissance d`une tradition de recherche franco-allemande en archéologie = Joseph Déchelette (1862-1914) und die Entstehung einer deutsch-französischen Forschungstradition in der Archäologie

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Le commerce de la céramique sigillée de Dinsheim-Heiligenberg et de la Gaule de l'Est

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Hadrian’s Wall and its Continental Hinterland

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FAIRifizierung mit Citizen Science? Herausforderungen bei der Integration von archäologischen Daten in das Wikiversum und Open Street Map

Zur FAIRifizierung von archäologischen Forschungsdaten dienen nicht nur semantisch modellierte Linked Open Data (LOD) und interoperable Austauschformate, die über machinenlesbare Schnittstellen (z. B. WFS) der wissenschaftlichen Fachwelt zur Verfügung gestellt werden. Als modernes strategisches Element können auch Citizen Scientists über Web-Plattformen wie das Wikiversum und Open Street Map (OSM) an den Forschungsdaten partizipieren. Auch das archäologisch-geprägte NFDI4Objects-Konsortium der Nationalen Forschungsdateninfrastruktur (NFDI) beteiligt sich an der Erstellung von Whitepapers zu Workflows zur Integration von Daten in diese Citizen Science Hubs. Dieser Vortrag zeigt anhand von Fallbeispielen die Herausforderungen bei der Integration von archäologischen Daten in das Wikiversum und OSM auf: Welche Herausforderungen entstehen bei einer FAIRifizierung mit Citizen Science? Wie sehen konkrete Lösungswege und Hilfestellungen aus

A Semi-Automatic Semantic-Model-Based Comparison Workflow for Archaeological Features on Roman Ceramics

In this paper, we introduce applications of Artificial Intelligence techniques, such as Decision Trees and Semantic Reasoning, for semi-automatic and semantic-model-based decision-making for archaeological feature comparisons. This paper uses the example of Roman African Red Slip Ware (ARS) and the collection of ARS at the LEIZA archaeological research institute. The main challenge is to create a Digital Twin of the ARS objects and artefacts using geometric capturing and semantic modelling of archaeological information. Moreover, the individualisation and comparison of features (appliqués), along with their visualisation, extraction, and rectification, results in a strategy and application for comparison of these features using both geometrical and archaeological aspects with a comprehensible rule set. This method of a semi-automatic semantic model-based comparison workflow for archaeological features on Roman ceramics is showcased, discussed, and concluded in three use cases: woman and boy, human–horse hybrid, and bears with local twists and shifts