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ERC Project "From Digital to Distant Diplomatics" - https://didip.eu [bridged from https://fedihum.org/@DiDip_ERC on the fediverse by https://fed.brid.gy/ ]
Planning a bit of diplomatics in the next week? Attend our "The Methodologies of Diplomatics" conference remotely via: https://didip.hypotheses.org/conference-2026/conference-zoom-meeting #charterrific #conference #diplomaticrulez
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We've updated the program for the joint DiDip/CID #conference on methodologies of #diplomatics 22-24.7. in Graz: https://didip.hypotheses.org/conference-2026/program - stay tuned for the remote access links and the book of abstracts! #charterrific #diplomaticsrulez
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Program for the joint DiDip/CID conference on methodologies of #diplomatics 22-24.7. in Graz is (almost) ready at https://didip.hypotheses.org/conference-2026/program Now it's time to register! (https://didip.hypotheses.org/conference-2026) #charterrific #diplomaticsrulez #DHGraz
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Caring about how to use computational methods for humanities research? Wanting to join the team of the Department of Digital Humanities at Uni Graz https://dh.uni-graz.at ? Apply for the tenure track #professorship advertised here […]
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Our sister project "BeCoRe" (ANR/FWF: https://drd.hypotheses.org/anr-fwf-becore) has published an anthology on #monastic #pragmatic_literacy ("Schriftlichkeit religiöser Gemeinschaften") ed. by by Johannes Laroche, @gvogeler Sébastien Barret, Marlène Helias-Baron, and Dominique Stutzmann […]
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and another #associate has left us: Domenico Scarfiello from La Sapienza spent half a year in Graz learning digital scholarly editing of charters and working on his edition of 30 documents from S. Pietro di Tramutola and S. Maria di Orsoleo: https://didip.hypotheses.org/5074
Digital editing charters of S. Pietro di Tramutola and S. Maria di Orsoleo
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Our associate Zarko Vujosevic held a nice workshop on "Digital Methods in Diplomatic Research" recently. You missed it? Just read his detailed report on our blog: https://didip.hypotheses.org/4930 #diplomaticsrulez #charterrific #digitaldiplomatics
Workshop: Digital Methods in Diplomatic Research
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Did you ever ask yourself how #diplomatics works? Discuss the #methodology of the study of old documents together with colleagues from all over world: Join the #conference of the Commission Internationale de la Diplomatique (https://cidpl.org) in July 2026 (22.-24.7.2026) in #Graz and submit a […]
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📜 CfP! Join us at #IMC2026 in Leeds for our sessions on "Temporalities" in late medieval charters. We're exploring how formulaic markers changed over time using cutting-edge methods. https://didip.hypotheses.org/3832 🗓️ Deadline: Sept 24, 2025 #CfP #DigitalHumanities #MedievalStudies #middleages
Call for Papers: “Temporalities” Through Digital Approaches to Late Medieval Charters at IMC 2026
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Well, it's summer, so we extended the deadline: if you are thinking about a cool #DH project for a #PhD thesis, apply at https://jobs.uni-graz.at/de/jobs/3897bb8f-e572-9c0c-00a5-685a89640e86 #jobs #digitalhumanities #unigraz #graz #austria
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We organised a strand of three sessions at this years #IMC in leeds #imc2025 and Tamas wrote a report on it: https://didip.hypotheses.org/3611 Enjoy reading on #digitaldiplomatics #medieval #DigitalHumanities #charterrific #diplomaticsrulez #htr #network #gis #ner #stylometry
DiDip at the International Medieval Congress (Leeds, 2025)
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Our Franziska presenting her ideas on digital methods to study notaries in late medieval documentation […]
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Looking for a #charterrific event in late June? Join us in the Scriptorium Brunense Auxiliary Sciences / Diplomatics #AuxHist #DiplomaticsRulez event in #Brno 23.-27.6.: https://didip.hypotheses.org/3149
Scriptorium Brunense – Diplomatics Summer School 2025 June
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From conference to volume: you're welcome read our open access publication: "From Digital to Distant Diplomatics. Digital Diplomatics 2022", ed. by Daniel Luger and Georg Vogeler, published as Beiheft of the Archiv für Diplomatik (where you can find other #digitaldiplomatics realted books) […]
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Distant German #onomastics as distant diplomatics: Our team member Tamás Kovács about his findings in the #Monasterium.net corpus: https://dhsalzburg.hypotheses.org/4660 ("Namen im Fluss der Zeit" / "Names in the Flow of Time") #charterrific #diplomaticsrulez #names
Namen im Fluss der Zeit
Was mittelalterliche Urkunden über gesellschaftlichen Wandel verraten Wer schon einmal auf Monasterium.net recherchiert hat, kennt den Wert dieser Schatzkammer für die Mediävistik. Mit beinahe 700.000 Dokumenten ist sie die größte digitale Sammlung mittelalterlicher Urkunden Europas. Doch was können diese jahrhundertealten Texte uns verraten, wenn wir moderne KI-Methoden auf sie anwenden? Genau das wollten wir herausfinden. Ziel der Präsentation auf dem Symposion des Mediävistikverbands war es, zu zeigen, wie einfache Methoden kombiniert werden können, um interessante...
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Diplomatist in training with an interest in European phenomena and/or digital methodologies? Check out the Scriptorium Brunense #SummerSchool this year (23.-27.6.2025) we are organising together with the Department of Auxiliary Historical Sciences and Archive Studies of the Masaryk University […]
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