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Our project is a follow-up task to ''[http://www.univie.ac.at/lexlep/ Lexicon Leponticum]'', and constitutes the next step towards a comprehensive online collection and edition of sources concerning the so-called North Italic alphabets. In the course of the project, the employment of free open-source software for the online presentation of scientific content in the humanities will be further improved and refined. The project aspires to set new standards in applying Web 2.0 tools within linguistic studies, and encourage the adoption of such collaboration and communication tools as MediaWiki for scientific purposes.
Our project is a follow-up task to ''[http://www.univie.ac.at/lexlep/ Lexicon Leponticum]'', and constitutes the next step towards a comprehensive online collection and edition of sources concerning the so-called North Italic alphabets. In the course of the project, the employment of free open-source software for the online presentation of scientific content in the humanities will be further improved and refined. The project aspires to set new standards in applying Web 2.0 tools within linguistic studies, and encourage the adoption of such collaboration and communication tools as MediaWiki for scientific purposes.


 
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== ''Thesaurus Inscriptionum Raeticarum'' – presentations, publications and news releases ==
== ''Thesaurus Inscriptionum Raeticarum'' – presentations, publications and news releases ==
*On occasion of our study tour at the [[index::Vintschger Museum / Museo della Val Venosta|Vintschger Museum]] in September 2014 an [http://www.vinschgerwind.it/archiv-beitraege-vinschgau/archiv-vinschgerwind-2014/vinschgerwind-ausgabe-19-14/5742-lupe-knochenfunde-tartscher-bichl-datenbank article] about our on-site work in the [http://www.vinschgerwind.it/ local newspaper].   
*On occasion of our study tour at the [[index::Vintschger Museum / Museo della Val Venosta|Vintschger Museum]] in September 2014 an [http://www.vinschgerwind.it/archiv-beitraege-vinschgau/archiv-vinschgerwind-2014/vinschgerwind-ausgabe-19-14/5742-lupe-knochenfunde-tartscher-bichl-datenbank article] about our on-site work in the [http://www.vinschgerwind.it/ local newspaper].   

Revision as of 21:42, 14 September 2015

Thesaurus Inscriptionum Raeticarum

*** Work in progress! ***

Statistics:

Pages in Category
32 Museum
82 Site
294 Object
389 Inscription
155 Word
11 Morpheme
7 Phoneme
37 Character
924 Reference
11 Main Chapter
9 Project
106 Property‏‎
83 Statistics‏‎


Funded by:

FWF – Fonds zur Förderung der wissenschaftlichen Forschung

Associated with:

COST – European Cooperation in Science and Technology

Thesaurus Inscriptionum Raeticarum (TIR) is an FWF-funded research project (no. P 25495) conducted at the Department for Linguistics of the University of Vienna. Funding runs from 24th June 2013 until 23rd June 2016. The project staff are:

The aim of the project is a comprehensive collection, display and linguistic analysis of the Raetic inscriptions in the form of an interactive online platform of the MediaWiki type. The project therefore comprises the following tasks:

  • Collecting all Raetic inscriptions hitherto known, including those of doubtful status.
  • Examining the original inscriptions, and documenting them, including photos, drawings and photogrammetry.
  • Collecting and examining the secondary literature concerning both the individual inscriptions, and Raetic language and script, archaeology, and history in general.
  • Creating a database and online interactive platform capable of displaying the inscriptions in an online corpus, with all aspects of the inscriptions (linguistic, archaeological, and graphematic data) documented exhaustively.

As of summer 2015, about a five sixths of the inscriptions have been autopsied and entered into the system. Information on the Raetic script, language and archaeology of the Raetic area is being added continuously in the form of pages for words, morphemes, phonemes and characters, and summary texts on relevant topics. For information on the structure of the system and help with navigating it, please consult How to use TIR.

Our project is a follow-up task to Lexicon Leponticum, and constitutes the next step towards a comprehensive online collection and edition of sources concerning the so-called North Italic alphabets. In the course of the project, the employment of free open-source software for the online presentation of scientific content in the humanities will be further improved and refined. The project aspires to set new standards in applying Web 2.0 tools within linguistic studies, and encourage the adoption of such collaboration and communication tools as MediaWiki for scientific purposes.

Thesaurus Inscriptionum Raeticarum – presentations, publications and news releases