Artifacts in MANTO: technical (im)possibilities
A discussion, prompted by time spent with the collection of the Canellopoulos Museum in Athens, about what MANTO can and cannot do when capturing myths depicted on artifacts.
Ancient Artifacts in MANTO
MANTO is working to integrate data from ancient artifacts depicting Greek myth
From Rome to Greece, my involvement in the project
Ben Payne describes his work as a PACE intern with MANTO this semester
My MANTO experience
Ryan Merlino describes his work as a PACE intern with MANTO this semester
The Mapping of Pomponius Mela’s Chorographia
Caitlin Shanahan describes her work as a PACE intern with MANTO this semester
My Experience with MANTO and other Linked Open Data Projects
Gabriel Jower describes his work as a PACE intern with MANTO this semester
Interning on the MANTO Myth Digitisation Project – the importance of machine readability
Jarrod Ballesty describes his work as a PACE intern with MANTO this semester
Interning on the MANTO Myth Digitisation Project – My Experience
Tiana Munro describes her work as a PACE intern with MANTO this semester
Documentation
MANTO’s Manual for Data Collection has been fully revised and is now available.
MANTO @ Macquarie
A call for PACE interns as MANTO finds a new home at Macquarie’s Department of History and Archaeology
Rationalising myth in MANTO
How do we deal with rationalised versions of myths that are obviously invented?
Calling Up the Dead: Translating the Footnotes to Book 11 of the Odyssey
Reading scholia is something like Odysseus raising of the dead: these footnotes call up ancient poets and mythographers and serve as a guide to past knowledge…
Heracleitos grapples with unbelievable stories
A new translation of Heracleitos’ On Unbelievable Stories has just been added to Canopos
Introducing Canopos
An open repository for translations and commentaries to ancient mythographic texts