ICCROM and E-RIHS have just signed the “Statement of cooperation”. This means that the long-standing and future collaboration on Heritage […]
A case study of Heritage Science: evidence of fish consumption by the human population in late Mesolithic Ireland
The earliest known presence of human-derived parasites in Ireland Dr. Ingelise Stuijts has recently co-authored a paper on the results of […]
International Conference on Participatory Governance of Built Cultural Heritage – 3-4 October 2018 – Amersfoort, the Netherlands
Citizens Involved: Participatory Governance of Built Cultural Heritage This conference will offer an international exchange of best practices of […]
Nottingham Trent University – the ISAAC mobile laboratory: an interface between science and heritage
The Imaging & Sensing for Archaeology, Art History & Conservation (ISAAC) mobile laboratory was established in 2006 at Nottingham Trent University to […]
E-RIHS Slovenia has been established
A new E-RIHS National Hub has been established in Slovenia Heritage Science has recently successfully evolved into an important interdisciplinary […]
SIMDAS and Vi-SEEM Workshop
Data Management and Semantic Structures for Cross-disciplinary Research in the SEEM region Datasets produced by user communities in various scientific […]