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John Baines

Francisco Bosch-Puche

Topographical Bibliography, Online Egyptological Bibliography & Archive Assistant

Lucrezia Botti

Project Coordinator

Ilona Budapesti

MSt Student in Oriental Studies

Daniel Burt

Part-Time ICT Officer at The Khalili Research Centre, and Freelance IT Consultant/Developer

Stephen Cox

Jacob Dahl

University Lecturer in Assyriology

Joseph David

Elizabeth Fleming

Bjarke Frellesvig

Professor of Japanese Linguistics

Elizabeth Frood

University Lecturer in Egyptology

Gareth Hughes

Research and IT Assistant

Jeremy Johns

Jaromir Malek

Editor of the Topographical Bibliography and Keeper of the Archive

Jenni Navratil

Judith Pfeiffer

University Lecturer in Arabic; Fellow of St Cross College

Thomas Quartermain

Wolfson College, Linton Road, OX2 6UD

Vincent Razanajao

Editor of the Topographical Bibliography and Keeper of the Archive

Frances Reynolds

Shillito Fellow in Assyriology; Senior Research Fellow of St Benet's Hall

Kerri L Russell

Postdoctoral Researcher

Emilie Savage-Smith

Professor of the History of Islamic Science; Senior Research Consultant for the Bodleian Library

Tian Yuan Tan

Shaw Professor of Chinese

Luke Treadwell

University Lecturer in Islamic Numismatics and Assistant Keeper, Heberden Coin Room, Ashmolean Museum; Fellow of St Cross College

Lik Hang Tsui

Postdoctoral fellow, China Biographical Database, Harvard University

Zixi You

DPhil Student, Part-Time Research Assistant

Projects

Ancient Arabian Languages and Cultures

Oriental Studies, Professor Jeremy Johns, Mr Michael MacDonald - The John Fell Fund

Book of Curiosities: An early 11th-century Arabic cosmography

Oriental Studies Faculty, Emilie Savage-Smith; Jeremy Johns - AHRC, Heritage Lottery Fund

Cognitive Underpinnings of Reading Handwritten Scripts: Investigating Variations for Applications in Digital Palaeography (CURHSIVA-DP)

Various, Ségolène Tarte - OUP Fell Fund

Cuneiform Digital Library Initiative

Oriental Studies Faculty, Jacob L. Dahl - Fell Fund, Mellon Foundation

Diachronic Corpus of Sumerian Literature

Oriental Studies Faculty, Marc Van De Mieroop (now at Columbia), Jacob Dahl (from October 2008) - John Fell Fund

Digital Topographical Bibliography

Oriental Studies Faculty, Anne-Claire Salmas - John Fell Fund

Egyptian Mirage. A database of 19th-century "studio photographs"

Oriental Studies Faculty, Jaromir Malek - Griffith Institute

Electronic Text Corpus of Sumerian Literature

Oriental Studies Faculty, Jacob Dahl - Leverhulme Trust, AHRB (AHRC)

Griffith Institute Archive

Oriental Studies Faculty

Online Egyptological Bibliography

Oriental Studies Faculty, Anne-Claire Salmas

Scene details in Ancient Egyptian monuments: Oxford Expedition's electronic database and publications project (c.2960 - 2040 BC).

Oriental Studies Faculty, Yvonne Harpur and Paolo Scremin - AHRC

Photo of a Chinese temple

TEXTCOURT: Linking the Textual Worlds of Chinese Court Theater, ca. 1600-1800

Oriental Studies Faculty

Chinese Studies (Humanities),

The Arabic Documents of Norman Sicily

Oriental Studies Faculty, Jeremy Johns

Tutankhamun: Anatomy of an Excavation

Oriental Studies Faculty, Jaromir Malek

Verb semantics and argument realization in pre-modern Japanese: A comprehensive study of the basic syntax of pre-modern Japanese

Oriental Studies Faculty, Bjarke Frellesvig - AHRC

Watercolours of Egypt made by Hector Horeau in 1838, now in the Archive of the Griffith Institute

Oriental Studies Faculty, Jaromir Malek - Griffith Institute

Events

Is Digital Cultural Heritage more elitist than democratic?

An interdisciplinary discussion with Dr Jacob Dahl (Oriental Studies), Professor Mark Graham (Oxford Internet Institute) and Dr Emma Cunliffe (Endangered Archaeology).

Lecture Theatre, Radcliffe Humanities, Woodstock Road, Oxford

Trainings

Digital Humanities Lunchtime Briefings

These introductory briefings are for scholars in the humanities who want to know more about the opportunities to use advanced digital technologies for research.

Lecture Hall, Taylor Institution, St Giles