Centre for Computing in the Humanities
Research projects at CCH
Epidoc Aphrodisias Project (EPAPP )
- Project URL
- http://www.epapp.kcl.ac.uk/
- Summary
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One of the main aims is to develop and apply tools for presenting ancient Greek and Latin inscriptions on the Internet; another is to publish some 1,000 inscribed texts from the ancient city of Aphrodisias in modern Turkey.
- Start date
- June 2002
- Status
- Completed research project
- Participants
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Table of Participants in the Project, giving name, role, institution and department for each person listed Participant Role of participant Institution Department Professor Charlotte Roueché Principal Investigator King's College London Department of Classics Professor Harold Short Technical Research Director King's College London Centre for Computing in the Humanities Paul Spence Technical Research Director King's College London Centre for Computing in the Humanities - Funders
- British Academy, Leverhulme Trust
- Disciplines
- Historical studies, Literary & linguistic studies
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