The ORAEC project is blogging here.
You wonder who we are and what we do here? Take a look at our first post 😉.
tl;dr We support Egyptology in digitization, especially in the field of Egyptian texts.
Posts
Basic Egyptian Vocabulary
Digitization of Coptic Etymologies
New project in our metasearch engine: AED
SITH Karnak
Rosetta Stone
Best Practice Projects: STaTbS21D
Unicode Recommendations Checker
Papyrus Prisse
New Unicode Texts
ORAEC and Osiris Spelling Software
Egyptological Open Access Journals
Update for the Metasearch Engine, a Correction and two Announcements
How to cite digital tools or can we trust their stability?
Minor improvements
ORAEC and Prosopographia Aegypti
Evaluation of our survey on Egyptological transliteration fonts
ORAEC and STaTbS21D
Text display in the new TLA
Survey: Egyptological Transliteration Fonts
Automatic Transliteration of Hieroglyphs
Celebrate with us! ORAEC is one year old.
Review of hieroglyphs.ai
CC-BY requires stable bibliographic data
AI chatbots are sophists
Leiden Unified Transliteration
ORAEC and VÉgA
ORAEC and Voyant
ChatGPT and Egyptology - an experience report
ORAEC Search
Guest post: Early Egyptian inscriptions matter or why is the phonetic value of 𓍋 mr
Metasearch engine for Egyptian hieroglyphs
Roadmap and preliminary work for a hieroglyphic metasearch engine
Lifting a treasure - web scraping of the new TLA using the demotic corpus as an example
TF-IDF
Type token ratio
Text statistics
Frequency of hieroglyphs
ORAEC and Wikidata
Bacon number and cooccurrence network
MdC to Unicode converter
Collocations
ORAEC and Trismegistos
cc-by-sa and cc0
Two trivia
Review of the new TLA - Part four
Review of the new TLA - Part three
Review of the new TLA - Part two
Review of the new TLA - Part one
Review of keyboards for Egyptological transcription
Next steps
Hooray, our text corpus is online.
Stable IDs for Egyptian texts
Four challenges when converting AES
Missing Unicode characters and further mapping problems
Converting Manuel de Codage to Unicode
Recommendations for encoding Egyptian hieroglyphs in Unicode
Happy birthday, Egyptology!
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