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Photo shows a stone inscription with Ancient Greek characters

iPergamon

A Digital Corpus of the Inscriptions of Pergamon


Image shows inscriptions of Latin "humilitas" (humility), a monk, a woman and a unicorn

Humility in Theory and Practice

Historical Approaches across Cultures (1250-1500)

Photo shows Ancient Roman military leader with a chariot and two horses in the background

Re-Experiencing History

AI-powered Project Aims to Transform Historical Texts into Visual Representations

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LOD4HSS

Linked Open Data for the Humanities and Social Sciences (LOD4HSS)

Frontpage of UZH AdFontes project

Ad Fontes

An Introduction to Working with Sources in the Archive

Illustration of networks of different elites, knowledge and practices between 1920s-1970s

Rockefeller Fellows as Heralds of Globalization

The Circulation of Elites, Knowledge, and Practices of Modernization (1920s-1970s)

Wo ist das Crypto Valley?

Langzeitbeobachtung zu den Infrastrukturen von Cryptowährungen


Photo shows a researcher at the West Africa Research Station

Rice Knowledge and Practices between Pacific Asia and West Africa

International Development Meets Local Farming (1960–1991)

Painting of sea with tradeships

Digital Editing and Global Microhistory

A Basel Colonial Mercenary in Seventeenth-Century Insular Southeast Asia

The Just City

The Ciceronian Conception of Justice and Its Reception in the Western Tradition


Ink illustration of globe with one quarter (the first to the right), painted red, to illustrate the 15 minutes past 3pm

15past15 Podcast Series

15past15 is a podcast which discusses how the past is made, and by whom

Image shows different Ancient European gravestones, stone inscriptions and temple inscriptions

EDCS

Epigraphic Database Clauss Slaby


Lives in Transit

Interactive, text-based game which simulates the experience of researching and writing global history

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HSSO 2.0

Historische Statistik der Schweiz 2.0



Photo shows Forum Romanum in Rome

The Roman Senate under the Tetrarchs

A prosopographical collection of members of the senatorial order from 284-306 CE

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Geschichtswerkstatt

Die Geschichtswerkstatt von Zebis führt Schulklassen im Rahmen des Projektunterrichts durch den Geschichtsunterricht

 

 

The Department of History’s Digital History Lab (DHL) develops the strategic objectives for approaches to Digital History and sets the focus for activities in this field. The Lab is a forum for discussion and presentation of best practices in Digital History and a contact point concerning the use and implementation of digital tools and methods in teaching and research.
We discuss and propose strategies for teaching (e.g. digital skills and tools for students and teachers) and for research (e.g. digital skills and tools for academic research; ongoing support of students, PhD students and postdocs).

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