Program
The preliminary program looks like the following. Changes are possible! Wednesday 22.7.2609:00Opening ceremony/institutional greetings09:30session 1: DigitalRoldão, Filipa School of Arts and Humanities of the University of Lisbon (FLUL) (PT): Rethinking Diplomatics through textual transmission: the digital editing of Portuguese municipal chartersZhang, Shibingfeng; Caraffa, Edoardo; Zuffrano, Annafelicia; Modesti, Maddalena, Colavizza, Giovanni Università Bologna (I): Language Models…
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
The workshop Digital Methods in Diplomatic Research was held at the University of Graz, Institute of Digital Humanities (Elisabethstraße 59) on 13 February 2026 in frames of the project “Medieval Serbian Charters Action (MeSeCA)...
News on the event: We have extended our deadline for the call for papers to March 8th.
#cfp #charterrific #diplomaticsrulezDid 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
#proposal (
#CfP https://didip.hypotheses.org/3858 )
#chaterriffic #diplomaticsrulez
DiDip at the International Medieval Congress (Leeds, 2025)
At the International Medieval Congress (IMC) 2025 in Leeds, we organized a series of three sessions on the first day under the thematic umbrella “From Digital to Distant Diplomatics”. The sessions aimed to showcase...
Here's a little throwback to the 2nd International PhD Student and… | Department of Digital Humanities
Here's a little throwback to the 2nd International PhD Student and Researcher Conference on “The Exercise of Power and its Limits: Dissent, Contestation and Repression from Antiquity to Contemporary Age”, hosted by the Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II (UniNa) / University of Naples Federico II where Franziska Decker presented her latest research.
🔍 Her talk — “Comparative Analysis of Authorization Formulas in Late Medieval Notarial Charters Using Digital Methods” — explored how imperial and papal authority was expressed in notarial documents, and how digital tools can uncover patterns of delegated power and legitimacy in historical records. The conference brought together scholars from across disciplines to reflect on how power has been exercised, negotiated, and resisted throughout history — from ancient Rome to modern times. A great example of how digital humanities can offer fresh perspectives on long-standing questions!
We'd like to thank Giuseppe Consolo for making this unique opportunity possible!
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
We are happy to announce that the 2025 edition of the Scriptorium Brunense Summer School of Auxiliary Historical Sciences (Brno, 23-27 June 2025) will be organised in cooperation between the Department of Auxiliary Historical...
From conference (
https://didip.hypotheses.org/conference-2022) to volume: you're welcome to read our open access publication: "From Digital to Distant Diplomatics. Digital Diplomatics 2022", ed. by Daniel Luger and Georg Vogeler,
https://doi.org/10.7788/9783412530921 published as Beiheft of the Archiv für Diplomatik (where you can find other
#digitaldiplomatics realted books:
https://didip.hypotheses.org/conference-2022/digital-diplomatics-conference-series)
#diplomaticsrulez #charterrific #digitalhistory #digitalhumanities #AuxHist #medieval
Digital Diplomatics Conference 2022
We are taking up the thread of the series of digital diplomatics conferences started in 2004: September, 28th-30th, 2022 in Graz. Presentation | Call for Papers | Program | Practical Information (location, travel) |...
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...
ERC DiDip
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