Digital Research Activities and Techniques / Enriching / Annotating

The Amendments Project

The Amendments Project aims to compile, classify, and analyze the text of every significant attempt to revise the U.S. Constitution

    Timeline
  • 2021-present
    Grants/Funding
  • Harvard: Data Science Initiative Competitive Research Fund
  • NEH: Digital Projects for the Public
Methods and Techniques

A Homer Commentary in Progress

A digital commentary supporting the argument that Homer’s language stemmed from a formulaic system of oral poetry

    Timeline
  • 2013-present
    Grants/Funding
  • Harvard: Barajas Dean’s Innovation Fund for Digital Arts and Humanities
Methods and Techniques

China Biographical Database Project

A large database with biographical information for nearly 500,000 Chinese individuals, primarily from the 7th through 19th centuries

    Timeline
  • 2004-present
    Grants/Funding
  • NEH: Digital Humanities Advancement Grants
Methods and Techniques

IIIF at Harvard

The International Image Interoperability Framework (IIIF) at Harvard University website is a centralized resource for documentation, development, and use case scenarios

    Timeline
  • 2016-present
    Grants/Funding
Methods and Techniques

The Imperiia Project

The Imperiia Project documents, interrogates, visualizes, and interprets the history of Imperial Russia

    Timeline
  • 2017-present
    Grants/Funding
  • NEH: Digital Humanities Advancement Grants
Methods and Techniques

Slave Revolt in Jamaica, 1760-1761

This project narrates the spatial history of the greatest slave insurrection in the eighteenth century British Empire

    Timeline
  • 2012-2012
    Grants/Funding
  • Mellon: New Directions Fellowship
Methods and Techniques

Encyclopedia of the Variant Readings of the Qurʾān

A digital, critical edition of the Qurʾān, with audio recordings and variant annotations

    Timeline
  • 2017-present
    Grants/Funding
  • Harvard: Barajas Dean’s Innovation Fund for Digital Arts and Humanities
Methods and Techniques

Exploring Medieval Mary Magdalene

A collection of digital editions of the legend of Mary Magdalene's conversion, edited by Harvard graduate students

    Timeline
  • 2017-2020
    Grants/Funding
  • Harvard: Barajas Dean’s Innovation Fund for Digital Arts and Humanities
Methods and Techniques

Mapping Color in History

MCiH uses scientific data from material analyses of pigments to examine Asian painting from a historical perspective

    Timeline
  • 2018-present
    Grants/Funding
  • Harvard: Barajas Dean’s Innovation Fund for Digital Arts and Humanities
  • NEH: Digital Humanities Advancement Grants
Methods and Techniques