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Semantic annotation of texts

Ancient texts, formal concepts and linked evidence. Hybrid AI supports annotation that researchers can search and reuse.

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Fragment of an Attic decree on marble, fourth–third century BCE, The Met 26.60.8; contextual image

How can a text become connected knowledge?

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An annotation, unpacked

Select an underlined entity to inspect its type and connection. This editorial example uses a museum record; it is not an ancient quotation or automatic AI output.

is named on a made in .
Evidence and limits

The Met identifies the shoulder inscription as “of Apollonios” and attributes manufacture to Crete. The links shown here are an explanatory model, not a published TALOS annotation.

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Research scope
  • Enrich ancient texts with machine-readable metadata.
  • Connect textual evidence to defined concepts and external resources.
  • Support FAIR, Linked Open Data for discovery and reuse.
Doctoral research

Attic Oratory and the Semantic Web

Rachel Milio

An open database of people and legal events in Attic oratory. Four ontoterminologies describe legal processes, legal bodies, participants and the oratory corpus.

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People behind the research

Maria Papadopoulou

Leader

Christophe Roche

Co-supervisor

Melina Tamiolaki

Co-supervisor

Rafail Giannadakis

Research Assistant

Tonia Lourentzaki

Research Assistant

Rachel Milio

PhD Candidate

Dimitris Bilianos

Post-Doc Researcher