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10 January 2023

New ARIADNEplus archaeological search engine

Archaeology

Tools

The new ARIADNEplus portal provides access to more than 4 million sources. DANS ensured that the data of Dutch archaeologists, dendrochronologists and other cultural heritage researchers are included.

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17 November 2022

ARIADNE Lab: new tools for archaeological data

Archaeology

RDM

From the ARIADNEplus project, which links archaeological data from several European countries, the ARIADNE Virtual Research Lab has been launched. The lab provides researchers with new tools to aggregate, analyse and process data from the ARIADNE infrastructure.



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16 November 2022

Safeguarding cultural heritage in an inclusive way

Social Sciences and Humanities Archaeology

Digital technologies contribute to the accessibility of cultural heritage. Yet there is still a lot to gain. The MuseIT project aims to achieve more inclusiveness in the protection of cultural heritage. DANS cooperates in this project.  

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12 October 2022

DANS publishes “Working with and on data: DIGILAB and FAIR”

Social Sciences and Humanities Archaeology

FAIR and Open data RDM Collaborations

Since spring 2021, DANS has been working on the project “Working together with and on data: DIGILAB and FAIR”. This was an assignment of the Dutch hub of the European Research Infrastructure for Heritage Science (E-RIHS) consortium, E-RHIS.nl, which is in formation. This project carried out a landscape inventory and needs analysis around data management in Dutch heritage science. All findings from the landscape study were compiled in a report (Dutch) that was presented to the E-RIHS.nl working group to promote the further establishment of the network.

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4 October 2022

DANS helps build future-proof C-14 database

Archaeology

Collaborations

Determining the age of archaeological remains in the Dutch soil archive is a crucial part of archaeology. Carbon-14 dating (also known as C-14 dating) is the technique used to determine the age of an organic sample. In recent decades, thousands of C-14 dating studies for archaeological research have been carried out and published in the Netherlands, but these are not publicly available. DANS is helping to change this.

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14 September 2022

Thematic DCCs will strengthen digital competences in three science domains

Social Sciences and Humanities Archaeology Life Sciences Physical and Technical Sciences

The formation of three science-wide Digital Competence Centres has started. As a first step, the Governing Board of NWO has agreed to allocate a total of 4.5 million euros for the appointment of network coordinators. They will strengthen data intensive research together with experts and infrastructures within their research domain.

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6 September 2022

Archaeological reports missing and found

Archaeology

Only 1 percent of almost 24,000 archaeological research reports from the period 2002-2011 are missing. The Inspectorate for Public Information and Heritage (IOE) published an article about this. Worse was feared. How did this disappointing result come about?

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26 July 2022

Digital Dutch Archaeology: Future perspectives

Archaeology

FAIR and Open data Collaborations

This article gives an overview of the current situation regarding digital archaeology in the Netherlands and how it is connected with worldwide innovations.

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