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title UniBo Digital Lab
author Alice Bencivenni, Marta Fogagnolo, Irene Vagionakis
licence https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
link https://wiki.digitalclassicist.org/UniBo_Digital_Lab
description The Laboratorio Digitale per le Fonti Classiche has been organized within the Master in History and Oriental Studies of the University of Bologna and deals with the digital encoding (mainly in EpiDoc) and publication of digital corpora of inscriptions, papyri and other ancient sources (in EFES) Academic Year 2021/22, 03.02.2022-04.03.2022
date 2022/02/03– 2022/03/04
language it
institution University of Bologna
focus https://w3id.org/encode/competences/Greek
focus https://w3id.org/encode/competences/Latin
focus https://w3id.org/encode/competences/EFES
focus https://w3id.org/encode/competences/EpiDoc
focus https://w3id.org/encode/competences/Epigraphy
focus https://w3id.org/encode/competences/Papirology
focus https://w3id.org/encode/competences/PapiryInfo
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literature
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format workshop
medium in presence and online
location Bologna - online
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