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title EpiDoc for Mycenaean inscriptions
author Gabriel Bodard, Federico Aurora, Alice Bencivenni & Marta Fogagnolo
licence https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/
link https://github.com/EpiDoc/Tutorials/wiki/Mycenaean-EpiDoc-April-2023
link https://github.com/EpiDoc/Tutorials/wiki/Mycenaean-EpiDoc-April-2023
description The workshop is a hands-on, collaborative, group work on completing the alignment of EpiDoc with the Wingspread Conventions, with the aim – in addition to provide a new encoding tool for Mycenologists – of giving and in-depth picture of the workings of EpiDoc and how it can be adapted to different epigraphic traditions.
date 2022/04/24– 2022/04/24
language
institution KU Leuven
focus https://w3id.org/encode/competences/PM
focus https://w3id.org/encode/competences/Greek
focus https://w3id.org/encode/competences/Mycenaean
focus https://w3id.org/encode/competences/AegeanScripts
focus https://w3id.org/encode/competences/GreekEpigraphy
focus https://w3id.org/encode/competences/Encoding
focus https://w3id.org/encode/competences/TextEncoding
focus https://w3id.org/encode/competences/TEI
focus https://w3id.org/encode/competences/TEI
focus https://w3id.org/encode/competences/XML
focus https://w3id.org/encode/competences/EpiDoc
focus https://w3id.org/encode/competences/Epigraphy
focus https://w3id.org/encode/competences/Mycenology
exercise
literature yes
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format Workshop
medium
location Oslo, Norway
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