Geoheritage: Obtaining, Explaining and Transmitting Archaeological Knowledge

ArchaeoKM: Managing Archaeological data through Archaeological Knowledge

Nowadays, the use of ontologies in the field of the archaeology is a new direction of research that is not fully tested. Some results are very encouraging and challenge the vision of archaeological sites which cannot be modeled semantically. Most of the researches based on ontology technologies in the archaeology domain are based on the research of finding on a common ground for the interoperab...

Explaining Negotiation: Obtaining a Shared Mental Model of Preferences

Negotiation support systems (NSSs) aim to assist people during the complex process of negotiation. We argue that having a shared mental model of the negotiation task enables and enhances the collaboration between the human negotiator and the NSS. This paper presents an analysis of negotiation that results in a set of concepts that a shared mental model of the user and the NSS should contain. Di...

Transmitting (and Hiding) Knowledge in Ancient Greek Pharmaceutical Poetry

Philosophic Sagacity and the Problems of Transmitting Philosophic Knowledge without Writing: The Ekiti Yoruba Experienc'

Digital Knowledge as Archaeological Spatial Praxis

This paper extends on recent research in digital cultural heritage by arguing for an enhanced engagement with post-processual archaeology. While recent digital heritage projects have demonstrated an effective use of high end user interaction with elements adapted from computer games and interactive new media systems, the dominant trend in digital heritage remains highly dependent on determinist...