Open Data in Ancient and Byzantine Studies Dr Serhat Usanmaz

Open Data in Ancient and Byzantine Studies Dr Serhat UsanmazThrough a range of case studies, this book explores the impact of open access and openly licensed data and code in classical and Byzantine studies. It argues for the potential that methods of centring interoperability, transparency and documentation in digital scholarship can bring to the study of the ancient world: a transformative model for academic knowledge production.

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In this volume Beer demonstrates the sophisticated stylistic propensities of Early French prose

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In this chapter the authors discuss different abiotic stressors related to climatic conditions and agricultural land use and their effects on soil microbial diversity

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A diverse range of international contributions and perspectives from biology

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