Activity

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22.04.2025
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April 28, 2025, 14:00 - 18:00 CET

On April 28 (2-6 pm), the CC Objects as Inscription Carriers of NFDI4Objects will host the workshop Object - Text - Image in the Brugsch Pasha Hall of the Archaeological Center Berlin (with hybrid component).

Case studies and project proposals from various disciplines and material groups will be presented in 15-minute keynote speeches, and modeling proposals for object/image/text constellations using different ontologies and controlled vocabularies will also be discussed. The aim of the workshop is to promote the exchange between specialist representatives and other NFDI consortia in order to create cooperation and synergies and to find answers to the following key questions:

  • Where do projects/projects/data collection systems stand in terms of labeling the relationships between objects, texts and image elements?
  • Which of the essential relationships and object properties can be represented by existing data capture schemes and how; where is there a need for development?
  • How must research data be structured and qualified for a common knowledge graph?
  • And how can ongoing projects at different levels of the process take the necessary steps to provide research data of an appropriate quality?

The contributions and discussions will be incorporated into a joint publication that takes stock of possibilities and application scenarios and formulates recommendations for the implementation of appropriate steps in the digital publication of objects as inscription carriers.

Place & time: 28.4.2025, 14-18 CET, Archaeological Center, Geschwister-Scholl-Straße 2-8, 10117 Berlin

Online participation: https://spk-berlin.webex.com/meet/c.klose

Contact: Christoph Klose: c.klose@smb.spk-berlin.de

Program

Part I: 2:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.: 15-minute lectures (+ 5-minute discussion)

Welcome and introduction

1.) Anne Herzberg Beiersdorf: Inscriptions, Identities, Interfaces. On the digital recording and analysis of inscribed private monuments from Memphis

2.) Alexander Ilin Tomich: A digital name book and prosopography of Middle and early New Kingdom Egypt: Where to put the object metadata?

3.) Daniel Werning: Modeling slides and text inscriptions in the Thesaurus Linguae Aegyptiae

4.) Torsten Hiltmann / Philipp Schneider: Digital Heraldry

Coffee break

Part II: 4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.

1.) Sarah Wagner et al. (virtual): Handling inscriptions in digital object biographies

2.) Hands-on data modeling for integration into the LIDO/CIDOC CRM-based NFDI4Objects Knowledge Graph. Moderated by Anja Gerber (with examples from Bernhard Weisser / Christoph Klose, Florian Thiery / Allard Mees, and Babette Schnitzlein)