• Loren Lee

• digitization
• medieval
• materialisms
• digital libraries
• archives

Bridget Whearty's Digital Codicology spotlights the intellectual, human labor behind every digitized manuscript, advocating for a codicology that honors these digital objects as worthy subjects of scholarly attention in their own right.

• Lee Mordechai
• Alan Stahl
• Mark Pyzyk
• Ilia Curto Pelle

• collaboration
• data analytics
• data visualization
• databases
• geospatial
• history
• medieval

• Edgar Lejeune

• dh
• history
• standards
• publishing
• medieval

• History of Digital Humanities
• Digital Medieval History
• Research Instruments

A history of debates about medievalists circulating early digital research instruments.

• Julius Weißmann
• Markus Seidl
• Anya Dietrich
• Martin Haltrich

• machine learning
• cs
• data analytics
• manuscripts
• medieval
• digital libraries
• history
• images
• informatics

• scribe identification
• deep learning
• computer vision
• Carolingian miniscule

Unveiling the secrets of the monastery library with AI based technology! Our latest research explores the power of cross-codex learning for reliable scribe identification in medieval manuscripts.

• Ophir Münz-Manor
• Itay Marienberg-Milikowsky

• literary studies
• data visualization
• medieval
• religion
• annotation
• tools
• project report

• computational literary studies
• visualization
• annotation
• tagset
• medieval Hebrew poetry
• hermeneutics

The authors introduce a new visualization tool (ViS-À-ViS) which uses CATMA annotations and promises to let users see both the forest and the trees.

• Pierre Chastang
• Sergio Torres Aguilar
• Xavier Tannier

• medieval
• manuscripts
• history
• tools
• project report

In this paper, we detail the implementation of a model for automatic named entity recognition in medieval Latin sources and we test its robustness on different datasets.

• Giulia Freni

• medieval
• classics
• collaboration
• tools
• interdisciplinarity
• digitization

An exploration of the possibilities offered by future collaborations between classical studies and digital humanities.

• Paul A. Broyles

• publishing
• project report
• archives
• editing
• citation
• data curation
• medieval

Examines versioning practices and policies as social products to argue for transparency in assigning meaningful version numbers to digital editions

• Gila Prebor
• Maayan Zhitomirsky-Geffet
• Isaac Miller

• content analysis
• corpora
• manuscripts
• geospatial
• history
• religion
• medieval

Exploring censored historical Hebrew manuscripts via statistical analysis of metadata.

• Anna Bellotto

• medieval
• manuscripts
• semantic web
• markup
• metadata
• standards

How can the CIDOC Conceptual Reference Model help address issues in the representation of manuscripts?

• Brandon W. Hawk
• Antonia Karaisl
• Nick White

• medieval
• manuscripts
• tools
• transcription
• machine learning
• images

Presents the results of successful experiments with open-source neural network OCR software on medieval manuscripts.