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From the archaic states to romanization: a historical and evolutionary perspective on the Iberians
In the middle of the first millennium BC small-scale societies (local or even family level communities) on the Eastern coast of the Iberian Peninsula were rapidly transformed, socially and culturally, into complex ones of at least tens of thousands of ...
Joan Sanmartí
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Surgical instruments on a tomb slab in Roman Malta. [PDF]
Cassar P.
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Trades in Numidia from latin epigraphy
Trades were, and still are part of the daily life of any society and in particular reflect its economic aspect. As far as the Roman period is concerned, Algeria, like its neighbors, has seen a great deal of interest in archaeological research, especially in the urban environment. Many discoveries have been made, notably Latin inscriptions of all kinds.
Djahida, Mehentel, Nedjma, Serradj
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Contextualizing ancient texts with generative neural networks. [PDF]
Assael Y +13 more
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From chisel to inscription: affordable protocols for the digital documentation of stone carving techniques. An experimental archaeology and traceological approach applied to epigraphy. [PDF]
Previti G +4 more
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FAIR Turn in Epigraphy: Low Barrier Pathways to Quantitative and Reproducible Research in Latin Epigraphy. [PDF]
The application of FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable) principles can revolutionise the epigraphic discipline by facilitating quantitative and reproducible research. Despite the richness of Latin inscriptions, the lack of low-barrier tools for accessing and analysing these datasets has hindered largescale studies and the uptake of FAIR
Heřmánková, Petra; id_orcid 0000-0002-6349-0540 +2 more
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Deep Aramaic: Towards a synthetic data paradigm enabling machine learning in epigraphy. [PDF]
Aioanei AC +3 more
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