On 9 April 2022 Anu Mänd presented a paper on medieval Livonian inscriptions at the conference in the Estonian Academy of Arts, celebrating the centennial of Estonian art history. In her paper, she emphasised the relevance of collecting and studying…
On 15 December at 4pm (Estonian time) the third online seminar of the Digital Livonia Project will take place. This time Associate Professor Anu Lahtinen (History, Faculty of Arts, University of Helsinki) presents her new project that aims to use…
Zoom: It was six centuries ago when the first cabinets of curiosities appeared in Europe. Those (mostly show-off) collections of items from different subjects are the forerunners of our museums. There has been little change in the last six hundred…
On 18 November at 4pm (Estonian time) the second online seminar of the Digital Livonia Project will take place. This time Arianna Ciula and Neil Jakeman will offer an overview of projects in digital history undertaken at King’s Digital Lab…
On 21 October at 4pm (Estonian time) the first online seminar of the Digital Livonia Project will take place. The first speaker of the seminar is Dr. David Zbíral from Masaryk University (Brno). The title of his presentation is: “Towards the computational modelling of…