Projects at Price Lab | Price Lab for Digital Humanities

A new application to empirically study the phonotextual relationship between the printed and the performed poem.

Introduces a new model for producing and disseminating scores of Western music by integrating musical philology and digital technology.

Uses quantitative relationships among mid-sized, hand-made datasets to map the field of Anglophone fiction from 1960 to the present.

GIS technology and drawing software are used to develop digital site plans for the ancient city of Sigiriya in Sri Lanka, a World Heritage Site.

Will create an online museum to document the rise of social complexity of human societies in the Bazyan Valley in the Early Bronze Age.

Uses multiple agent-based computer simulations to create and analyze a unified model of diversity and expertise.

Uses computer vision technologies to enable greater access to Spanish medieval sites, art, and artifacts.

Will construct a relational database that brings together unpublished excavation data from the ancient city of Lagash.

A new editorial collective based in the HSS department will relaunch The History of Anthropology Newsletter online.