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...While the methods were devised for cultural heritage objects they might be find suitable in other fields. The Data Handler P was developed at the CNRS Laboratory for Molecular and Structural Archaeology (LAMS) at the Sorbonne University in Paris (FR) in by Matthias Alfeld collaboration with Philippe Walter, Laurence de Viguerie and Marie Radepont. Later the code was revised and refined at the German Particle Accelerator (DESY, Hamburg, DE) and TU Delft (NL) by M. Alfeld. A publication of the source code and a video tutorial are in preparation. ...

The software created by Samran Asiabani during Mariwan Archaeological Survey (MAS-2023). Here’s a summary of its capabilities: User Interface: The application uses the tkinter library to create a user-friendly graphical interface. It allows users to enter the column names from a CSV file that they want to include in the labels. CSV File Processing: The application reads a CSV file selected by the user, with the help of the pandas library. It matches the entered fields with the CSV...

...Please send a note to info@vizin.org to tell us how you are using REVEAL or to suggest features and improvements to REVEAL. Supported by National Science Foundation Grant No.0808718, Promoting Paradigm Shifts in Archaeology

Ark (Archaeological Recording Kit) is a toolkit for collection, storage and dissemination of archaeological data. It has been developed by L - P : Archaeology to aid site directors to build their own customised archaeological recording system.

...The resulted semantic annotations are associated with classes of the (ISO 21127:2006) CIDOC Conceptual Reference Model (CRM) and its archaeological extension, CRM-EH. OPTIMA is also targeted at the detection and recognition of contextual relations between CRM entities. Such relations are modeled with respect to the CRM-EH archaeology extension. The pipeline targets the CIDOC-CRM entities; E19.Physical_Object, E53.Place, E49.Time_Appellation and E57.Material and the CRM-EH entities; EHE1001.Context_Event, EHE1002.Production_Event, EHE1004.Deposition_Event and P45.consists_of material property

Perseus' Java Hopper contains code used by the Perseus Project (www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/). Services include the ability to search and browse a large variety of texts and can be used with Perseus' Art and Archaeology Module.

IBISA stands for "Image-Based Identification/Search for Archaeology". It is free software aiming to manage collections of photos of archaeological objects and find similarities between these objects by means of a simple graphical user interface.

openarchaeology is a collection of software solutions designed to help operate an archaeology and heritage practice. It is also a philosophy applied to data gathered during archaeological investigations.

The Perseus Art and Archaeology Module contains code used by The Perseus Project (www.perseus.tufts.edu) . Services include a the ability to update, search and browse a catalog of buildings, coins, gems, sites, sculptures, and vases.

Time Recording System is a web based application that enables users to record their time weekly for scheduling and financial purposes. It's currently being used by Oxford Archaeology to record the employees' time sheets.

Walldrawer - an easy alternative to on-site wall drawing for archaeology this software aims at putting together the tools needed to produce scaled, rectified, drawing-like pictures from digital photographs in archaeological excavations.