The project publishes transcriptions of the texts of Roman Cyrenaica (today Libya) inscriptions made and organised by Joyce Reynolds. Under the coordination of Gabriel Bodard, these texts were converted to EpiDoc markup and transferred for online publication. Further texts were added from publications by Reynolds in recent years. The textual collection is enhanced by geographical data and photographs of the inscriptions provided by other members of the IRCyr research team.
The project began in 2008 at the Centre for Computing in the Humanities at King’s College London and it was migrated to King's Digital Lab in 2015. In 2020, KDL published the newly curated dataset from the EpiDoc front-End Services tool (EFES) repository on a new live server.
Team
- Arianna Ciula KDL Research Software Analyst
- Brian Maher RSE team member
- Caroline Barron Researcher
- Catherine Dobias-Lalou Researcher
- Charlotte Roueché Principal investigator
- Eleonora Litta RSE team member
- Gabriel Bodard Researcher
- Ginestra Ferraro RSE team member
- Hafed Walda RSE team member
- Harold Short RSE team member
- Irene Vagionakis Researcher
- Jamie Norrish RSE team member
- Joyce Reynholds Researcher
- Ljuba Bortolani Researcher
- Maggie Robb Researcher
- Miguel Vieira KDL RSE team member
- Muna Haroun Researcher
- Neil Jakeman KDL RSE team member
- Pam Mellen KDL RSE team member
- Pietro Liuzzo Researcher
- Simona Stoyanova Researcher
- Tim Watts KDL RSE team member
- Valentina Asciutti Researcher