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Papers by Markus Möller

e-Forschungsbericht des Deutschen Archäologischen Instituts, 2022

The joint project ClaReNet, funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research, is testing ... more The joint project ClaReNet, funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research, is testing the possibilities and the limits of new methods of classification and representation on the basis of three Celtic coinages, each selected as an example for specific research questions and problems. Traditional approaches to classification in numismatics and archaeology are compared with classification methods from information technology, including deep learning. An extendable virtual union catalogue, celticcoinage.org, complying with the FAIR principles, will be implemented for the coin series that we are investigating. The work process will be accompanied by a science and technology study, which will contribute to a reflection on the changes in knowledge processes that result from the use of digital tools and algorithms. The aim is to systematically assess in an interdisciplinary dialogue the potential and limits of automation for processes of classification and representation in numismatics and archaeology.

Geldgeschichtliche Nachrichten , 2022

Geldgeschichtliche Nachrichten, 2022

Posters by Markus Möller

46e colloque de l’AFEAF “Expressions artistiques des sociétés des âges du Fer” (26-28 mai 2022), 2022

Le projet ClaReNet (Classifications and Representations for Networks From types and characteristi... more Le projet ClaReNet (Classifications and Representations for Networks
From types and characteristics to linked open data
for celtic coinages) étudie les motifs des monnaies celtiques à l'aide de la reconnaissance automatique des images. A ce propos, trois séries monétaires ont été choisies : 1) les quinaires au rameau (Büschelquinare), utilisés ici pour présenter les méthodes et les objectifs du projet ; 2) les monnaies à la croix du sud-ouest de la France ; 3) les monnaies des Coriosolites, notamment le dépôt de Câtillon II retrouvé sur l'île de Jersey.

e-research reports by Markus Möller