Antiquity Studies

Epigrafia digitale o digitalizzazione delle epigrafi?

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Abstract

At present, the issue of digital epigraphy seems limited to the digitalization of epigraphs by means of the creation of databases. Digital epigraphy, unlike the digital palaeography that in the last few years has known a potential development that is likely to produce very interesting results, still does not have its own defined search line, at least at current research.


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Submitted: Aug. 14, 2017 | Published Nov. 29, 2017 | Language: it

Keywords Medieval epigraphy • Digital humanities • Digitalization • Medieval palaeography • Database

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