Linked project · hosted by the institution named below.

The research question

What must a digital record preserve beyond an object’s appearance?

Mnemosyne strengthened research capacity around the digital cultural heritage life cycle. Its programme connected documentation, research training and institutional development. The funded project ran from 2019 to 2023.

Aims & approach
  • Advance holistic cultural heritage documentation.
  • Strengthen research teams and interdisciplinary skills.
  • Connect research capacity with sustainable institutional development.
Explore the outputs & resources
Project facts & funding
Host
Cyprus University of Technology
Programme
Horizon 2020 · ERA Chairs
Grant agreement
810857
Duration
1 January 2019 – 31 December 2023
Status
Funded project completed
Network contact
Marinos Ioannides

The hydria is a contextual museum object illustrating the need for documentation; it is not presented as a Mnemosyne project output.

Image credits

Cretan Hadra hydria · The Metropolitan Museum of Art · Public domain / Open Access.

Images resized and converted to WebP. Historical illustrations provide context; they are not project results.