Dear colleagues,

We are glad to announce that the 5th Epigraphy.info workshop organized by the research unit of Ancient History from the University of Leuven (KU Leuven) will take place from November 3rd-6th, 2020.

Due to the the current international measures against the COVID-19 pandemic, the workshop will be virtual (using the Zoom platform).

REGISTRATION:

In order to register for the workshop:

- Fill in this registration form until November 2nd

POSTER SESSION :

The Leuven workshop will host a virtual poster session dedicated to the presentation of new digital projects. If you would like to participate with a poster, please send a short abstract (max. 200 words) to our committee by September, 18th (info@epigraphy.info).

TECHNICAL TRAINING:

As in Vienna and in Hamburg the Leuven workshop will be preceded by a technical training, which will be structured in three sessions. This will take place from November 3rd-4th and will have.

Please note that the number of participants will be limited. Therefore, we kindly ask you to register for the sessions you would like to attend as soon as possible by filling out the respective Eventbrite form before September 18th :

Session 1 (Tuesday November 3): Mark Depauw, Tom Gheldof, N.N., “Trismegistos workshop”

https://epinfovworkshoptm.eventbrite.nl

Session 2 (Tuesday November 3): Tom Elliott, N.N., “Geography in Digital Epigraphy”

https://epinfovworkshopgeo.eventbrite.nl

Session 3 (Wednesday November 4): Vincent Razanajao, "Consolidating and using the EAGLE thesaurus with epigraphic corpora"

https://epinfovworkshopeagle.eventbrite.nl

PROGRAMME:

The main workshop will take place from November 4th-6th and you will be able to attend it remotely (via Zoom links that will be provided to all participants).

Wednesday November 4

14.00-14.30 welcome (Mark Depauw/Tom Gheldof, Trismegistos/KU Leuven)

14.30-16.00 reports on Epigraphy.info IV in Hamburg

16.00-16.30 virtual coffee break

16.30-17.30 keynote Andrew Meadows (University of Oxford)

17.30-18.00 virtual reception

Thursday November 5

10.30-11.00 virtual welcome coffee

11.00-13.00 breakout session working groups

13.00-14.30 lunch break

14.30-16.00 hackathon

16.00-16.30 virtual coffee break

16.30-17.30 virtual poster presentations

17.30-18.00 virtual reception

Friday November 6

11.00-12.00 set new tasks / decision on next workshop / election steering committee

12.00-12.30 virtual coffee break

12.30-14.00 final discussion

Organized by: Trismegistos (research unit Ancient History)

Supported by: Faculty of Arts, KU Leuven // DARIAH-BE // CLARIAH-VL