RT @DigArchGroup: Final Reminder! This lecture is TODAY at 16.00 CET! Come join us online, or in Leiden (drinks after!)

RT @DigArchGroup: Reminder: the next DAG lecture is on Friday, 16.00 CET!

RT @DigArchGroup: Vacancy at University of Marburg, Germany: Qualification Professorship (W2) for Digital Cultural Heritage (Academy Prof…

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RT @prinmaugr: 🔔El pasado 24 de octubre nuestros compañeros Miguel Busto y Alexis Maldonado participaron en @caanlfl presentando: Digitisat…

RT @apolitopoulos: Good news! Deadline has been extended to the 24th of November so there is still plenty of time to submit an abstract for…

RT @KamillaLomborg: Finally became an academic grown-up: my first publication as first-author is out 🍾 My master’s thesis on Neanderthal l…

RT @DARIAHeu: #TrainingTuesday is here again with a friendly introduction to using #CulturalHeritage data! This module from @Europeanaeu wa…

RT @PCMA_UW: 📣 #CallForPapers for #CAA2025! Join sessions co-organized by our colleagues: 🔸Bridging theory & practice in digital fieldwork…

RT @chyla_julia: On Thursday with Marcin Maciejewski I had pleasure to give a short lecture on Digital Archaeology for @ArcheologiaZywa the…

RT @CAA_Int: We wanted to share that the Calls for Papers, Posters, and Workshops have been extended to 24 November 2024. All the info can…

RT @alex_brandsen: Still time to get your abstracts in, deadline is tomorrow!

Surprise last-minute online presentation, Lutz Schubert's presentation which was originally planned for yesterday: Modelling the Maya Landscape

And finally, last talk of our JCM: @alex_brandsen – OpenAI vs. Open Source – Evaluating the Performance of Large Language Models on Extracting Radiocarbon Dates from Archaeology Papers (no picture, because I was presenting myself...)

Second to last talk: Lieven Verdonck – Interactive, machine-learning based semantic segmentation of geophysical data

After a nice lunch, we're back with Karsten Lambers, talking about Multimodal AI for the Analysis of Historical Maps

Last talk before lunch: Mark R. Groenhuijzen – Constructing the limes site database: building a cross-boundary site database to study border systems

.@ehmalatesta presenting A Framework for Quantifying Uncertainties in Spatial Analysis

We're caffeinated, and ready for the next talk: Roderick Geerts – From Pottery to Patterns. Correspondence Analysis of large Roman period datasets

Final presentation before a much needed coffee break: Afke van Zijverden – Preserving Prehistory for the Future; Predictive modelling for protecting submerged and coastal Mesolithic sites