The physical remains of Europe's rich heritage are all around us.  From the historic houses we live and work in, the places we worship, places we visit to explore tombs, earthworks, architectural ruins or monuments to industries past, the museums we visit, the shape of our landscape and the ground beneath our feet.

Digital technologies are widely used to capture the heritage for conservation and research, for analysis, to support learning and tourism, and for enjoyment.  This workshop, which is organised by CARARE and hosted by the University of Lund will explore how digital content for the archaeological and architectural heritage can be made available to users of Europeana, experiences and best practices in providing content, and potential re-uses of the content for education, tourism and researchers.

Topics of interest include:

• Case studies of archaeology and architecture content in Europeana
• Approaches to publishing 3D models online for users on Europeana
• Linking contextual and historical information to digital resources for archaeology and architecture
• Linked data for archaeology and architecture
• Uses of archaeology and architecture datasets for education, cultural tourism, creative industries, etc.

We invite proposals for oral presentations and demos.

Important dates

15 Dec 2017      - Calls for contributions opens

15 March 2018 - Call for contributions closes

20 June 2018 -   Workshop

Submit an abstract

Send the abstract for your presentation or demo to this email address [email protected], with your name and affiliation.  The abstract should be no longer than 300 words.

Register

Please register for "Archaeology and Architecture in Europeana" on our Eventbrite registration page

Centre for Digital Heritage 2018

This workshop is organised in conjuction with CDH2018, which this year will be hosted by the Institute of Archaeology and Ancient History and the Digital Archaeology Laboratory (DARKLab) at the Joint Faculties of Humanities and Theology, Lund University and held from 18-20th June .

The 2018 annual meeting of the Centre for Digital Heritage will explore how 3D models and Archives are currently used (re-)used to gain new knowledge in the Cultural heritage.

For more info about CDH2018 see: http://konferens.ht.lu.se/cdh2018lund/