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The poster “The CiVers-Project: Bridging research texts and fine-grained research data”, presented at #CAA2026 in Vienna, is now available #openaccess.
👉 Check it out here: https://doi.org/10.34780/cifa5ycy
#CiVers #DigitalHumanities
#ResearchData #OpenScience #opensource #research #digitalpreservation #webarchiving -
The poster “The CiVers-Project: Bridging research texts and fine-grained research data”, presented at #CAA2026 in Vienna, is now available #openaccess.
👉 Check it out here: https://doi.org/10.34780/cifa5ycy
#CiVers #DigitalHumanities
#ResearchData #OpenScience #opensource #research #digitalpreservation #webarchiving -
We presented #CiVers at #CAA2026 in Vienna (Mar 31–Apr 4) with a poster! 🎉
🔍 By combining #WebArchiving change detection, and #metadata extraction, CiVers enables reliable citation of versioned web pages using persistent identifiers (PIDs).
🥅 Our goal: make web-based #research resources citable, traceable, and reproducible.
Let’s connect! 🤲Photo Credits: Lisa Steinmann.
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We presented #CiVers at #CAA2026 in Vienna (Mar 31–Apr 4) with a poster! 🎉
🔍 By combining #WebArchiving change detection, and #metadata extraction, CiVers enables reliable citation of versioned web pages using persistent identifiers (PIDs).
🥅 Our goal: make web-based #research resources citable, traceable, and reproducible.
Let’s connect! 🤲Photo Credits: Lisa Steinmann.
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Just back from the 53rd CAA conference in Vienna! 🏛️ A packed week – I presented the KIŠIB project, co-organised an archaeogaming session with Aris Politopoulos (10 talks, consistently high quality!), and was impressed by new approaches to automatic cuneiform translation.
The organisation was excellent, and the ice breaker was hard to beat. New blog post with my full report:https://itsmoreofacomment.com/2026/04/10/caa-2026-in-vienna-a-conference-report/ -
Just back from the 53rd CAA conference in Vienna! 🏛️ A packed week – I presented the KIŠIB project, co-organised an archaeogaming session with Aris Politopoulos (10 talks, consistently high quality!), and was impressed by new approaches to automatic cuneiform translation.
The organisation was excellent, and the ice breaker was hard to beat. New blog post with my full report:https://itsmoreofacomment.com/2026/04/10/caa-2026-in-vienna-a-conference-report/ -
Last week at #CAA2026 in Vienna, Sebastian Hageneuer presented the database architecture behind the KIŠIB project – Digital Corpus of Ancient West Asian Seals and Sealings.
The talk showed how we link artefacts, images, and texts within a single relational structure – connecting physical seals, their impressions on clay tablets, and the cuneiform inscriptions they accompany.
More: project.kishib.org
#DigitalHumanities #CIDOCCRM #LinkedOpenData #Glyptography #AncientWestAsia
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Last week at #CAA2026 in Vienna, Sebastian Hageneuer presented the database architecture behind the KIŠIB project – Digital Corpus of Ancient West Asian Seals and Sealings.
The talk showed how we link artefacts, images, and texts within a single relational structure – connecting physical seals, their impressions on clay tablets, and the cuneiform inscriptions they accompany.
More: project.kishib.org
#DigitalHumanities #CIDOCCRM #LinkedOpenData #Glyptography #AncientWestAsia
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Yesterday we held the largest Little Minions session at #CAA2026 since we started this in 2018. We were able to host 14 different lightning talks in S2! Wonderful to see all different great tools presented, ranging from AI to reading cuneiform. Archaeological speaking, we have travelled trough time and space. We SPARKQLed with GIS, Linked ideas and merged lines of thought. See https://2026.caaconference.org/program/ for the abstracts.
Thank all for sharing their Little Minion during the largest session ever!' -
Yesterday we held the largest Little Minions session at #CAA2026 since we started this in 2018. We were able to host 14 different lightning talks in S2! Wonderful to see all different great tools presented, ranging from AI to reading cuneiform. Archaeological speaking, we have travelled trough time and space. We SPARKQLed with GIS, Linked ideas and merged lines of thought. See https://2026.caaconference.org/program/ for the abstracts.
Thank all for sharing their Little Minion during the largest session ever!' -
Getting started on my train and bus for train trip to Vienna for #CAA2026: Aarhus -> Fredericia -> Flensburg -> Hamburg, spend the night, -> Nuremberg -> Vienna
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Getting started on my train and bus for train trip to Vienna for #CAA2026: Aarhus -> Fredericia -> Flensburg -> Hamburg, spend the night, -> Nuremberg -> Vienna
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Belatedly realising, as I book my travel, that this year's #CAA2026 conference takes place during the Easter holiday :/
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Belatedly realising, as I book my travel, that this year's #CAA2026 conference takes place during the Easter holiday :/
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We are coming down to the last few hours before the Call for Papers for #CAA2026 closes! There will be no more extensions. Submit your abstracts for papers and posters here: 2026.caaconference.org/call-for-pap... #digital #archaeology
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Short reminder that we have an #Archaeogaming session at the next #CAA2026 in Vienna! Please join us with a paper, the submission deadline is this Sunday! For more info have a look here: https://itsmoreofacomment.com/2025/09/26/beyond-fun-and-games-rethinking-archaeogaming-play-and-digitalheritage/ #conference #gaming #archaeology
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Computational archaeologists – has your model failed verification? Or turned out to be unverifiable? Did you try a new approach that didn’t work? Make a mistake in implementation? Know of a method or tool that has been forgotten?
Join @mattomasini and I at #CAA2026 in Vienna, S16: '“All Models are Wrong”: Learning from Failure in Computational Archaeology'
The call for papers closes this Sunday, 26 October:*
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🕹️ Archaeogaming isn't all fun & games.
At #CAA2026 in Vienna, Aris Politopoulos & I are co-organizing a session on the promises and problems of play in archaeology.
⚖️ Topics: accessibility, ethics, inclusion, critical storytelling, AI tools, XR platforms & more. Whose past gets played? Who gets to play at all?
Read more in my new blog post 👉 https://itsmoreofacomment.com/2025/09/26/beyond-fun-and-games-rethinking-archaeogaming-play-and-digitalheritage/
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🔎 Call for Papers zur CAA 2026 in Wien: SODa lädt zur Session "Unlocking Hidden Treasures: Digital Methods as the Key to Open Archaeological Collections for Research and Teaching" ein.
Im Fokus: Wie digitale Methoden Universitäts- und Museumssammlungen für Forschung, Lehre & Öffentlichkeit neu erschließen.
👉 Einreichung bis 26.10.2025: https://2026.caaconference.org/call-for-papers-and-posters/?utm_campaign=coschedule&utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=SODa%40fedihum.org#CAA2026 #Archaeologie #Sammlungen #Forschung #Lehre #Museum
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Call for Papers: DAHS Panel at CAA 2026
The Digital Art History Society invites proposals for 15-minute papers for the panel “What Difference Does AI Make?” at CAA 2026 (Feb 18–21, Chicago).Welcomes contributions that examine the role of AI—including computer vision and large language models—in reshaping digital art history practices, methods, and epistemologies.
Deadline: August 29, 2025
Submission link: https://caa.confex.com/caa/2026/webprogrampreliminary/meeting.html -
I plan to propose a "Box's law" session for #CAA2026 (Vienna, https://2026.caaconference.org/): calling for papers on models that failed verification, approaches that didn't work, errors in implementation... generally non-successful outcomes in computational #archaeology and what we can learn from them.
Anybody interested in co-organising it with me?