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title Introduction to Papyri.info
author Giuditta Mirizio
licence http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0
link https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/18UtMAbhlXRP6B_IDQrRhJqwlQEP4BNLj/present?slide=id.p1
description The presentation contains a short introduction to Papyri.info and to the encoding of papyri through Leiden+. It was held during the ENCODE Digital Epigraphy Workshop (University of Parma, 24th-27th May 2022)
date 2022/05/24– 2022/05/24
language en
institution Universität Heidelberg
focus https://w3id.org/encode/competences/Greek
focus https://w3id.org/encode/competences/PapyriInfo
focus https://w3id.org/encode/competences/Papyrology
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location University of Parma
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