Video: A More Open Future for the Past
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A More Open Future for the Past: Publishing, Data, and Archaeology
Join DARTH partner, The Digital Futures Consortium, for their inaugural event: A More Open Future for the Past: Publishing, Data, and Archaeology…
Lynda @ Harvard
Harvard University has partnered with Lynda.com to provide software tutorials to our community free of charge. To learn more about this affiliation…
Lecture: The Digital Preservation of Africa's Cultural Heritage
Dr. Heinz Rüther, University of Cape Town The presentation introduces the African Cultural Heritage Sites and Landscapes Data Base of the Zamani…
Open Access and the Humanities
On Thursday, June 27th at 2 pm, Harvard will host a public talk about Open Access and the Humanities in the Thompson Room of the Barker Center.…
Focus: Afsaneh Najmabadi
Serendipity and artistry have guided Afsaneh Najmabadi in her quest to make the material culture of women in Qajar Iran (c. 1796-1925) available to…
The Women Behind Women's Worlds in Qajar Iran
Roya Amigh and I shared cake wrapped in tin foil and held mugs of tea to warm our hands on a cold, rainy day in Cambridge while we stared at the…
Hawk Cam: Live Feed from the SEAS Building
On this beautiful, spring day in Cambridge we thought to share with you the live video from the SEAS building, where a mother hawk has built a nest…
So You Want to Publish an eBook?
Arts and Humanities Research Computing, the Academic Technology Group, and the Office of Scholarly Communication will jointly lead an introductory…
Shared Canvas Talk with Rob Sanderson
From 10-11 am on Friday, March 29, Rob Sanderson of Los Alamos National Laboratory and the Digital Medieval Manuscript Initiative will give a talk in…