Author Archives: Μελιάνα Καρτά

Activities of the ILSP of Xanthi in Digital Archaeology

 Thursday, February 20, 2025 11:30 AM – 12:45 PM (Greece Time) Online event via Zoom How can digital technologies transform archaeological research and cultural heritage? What are the latest innovations combining archaeology with machine learning and artificial intelligence, digitization, and cultural heritage … Continue reading

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Memorandum of Cooperation of ILSP/ATHENA RC with the German Archaeological Institute of Athens

The Institute for Language and Speech Processing of the Athena Research Center and the German Archaeological Institute of Athens (Deutsches Archäologisches Institut – DAI), have concluded a Memorandum of Cooperation, sealing their common commitment to scientific and technological progress in … Continue reading

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Evaluation of ECHOES in the Lykeion ton Ellinidon of Xanthi

A big thank you! We would like to express our sincere gratitude to the Lykeion ton Ellinidon of Xanthi for its important assistance in the evaluation of the application developed by the consortium of our ECHOES project. This valuable cooperation … Continue reading

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Conversing with the public: A workshop on the ECHOES project at the Multiplex of Art and Thought in Xanthi

The workshop “Echoes: Reconstructing the life of traditional settlements through interactive experiences and 3D sound”, held on November 6, 2024 in the hospitable Multiplex of Art and Thought of Xanthi, offered an enchanting journey through time and local history. The … Continue reading

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The Karabournaki excavation at the “Former Kodra military camp: past, present, future”

On Saturday, October 5, the Association of Katirliotes of Kalamaria organized the event “Former Kodra military camp: past, present, future”. The event was attended by Eleni Manakidou, Professor of Classical Archeology at the University of Athens. and Despoina Tsiafaki, Doctor … Continue reading

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