Cartographier les espaces sacrés de la Grande-Bretagne romaine : un catalogue numérique interopérable publié sur Wikidata

Ce projet vise à construire un catalogue numérique complet des temples et sanctuaires romains de Grande-Bretagne. Pour y parvenir, le stagiaire ira sur le terrain consulter des archives et documents uniques conservés dans des musées et bibliothèques britanniques. Les informations recueillies seront ensuite organisées et publiées sur Wikidata, une plateforme libre et collaborative. Le projet permettra de réunir des données jusqu’ici éparpillées, de les rendre accessibles au public et de soutenir les recherches sur l’histoire et l’archéologie de cette région.

Faculty Supervisor:

Christian Raschle

Student:

Partner:

University of London

Discipline:

Sociology

Sector:

Technology; Other; New and Digital Media

University:

Université de Montréal

Program:

Globalink Research Award

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