Program

10:00am: Welcome
10:15am: Ian Johnson (University of Sydney), "Heurist, a solution to the data management needs of projects and researchers in the Humanities"
10:55am: Break

11:25am: Lola Tydgadt & Ronè Oberholzer (Uliège), "Stone Tools and Databases: A New Method to Put Function on The Map"
11h55: Matthieu Delmeulle (UCLouvain), "Pondera :An Online Database of Ancient and Byzantine Weights"
12h25: Lunch

13h25: Elise Delaunois (AWaP), "La base de données des fouilles de Grognon (Namur, Belgique)"
14h05: Tobias Heal (Uliege), "The Acies Ferri project and the Chips database"
14h35 : Mostafa Alskaf (ULB), "Digital Archiving of Archaic Greek Plastic Vases: Opportunities and Obstacles"
15:05: Break
15:35: Fanny Martin (UNamur), "Celts, Germans and GIS: methods and questions for approaching Iron Age populations in northern Gaul"
16:15: Final discussion.
17:00: Closing

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