Published May 30, 2022
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Poster
Open
Digital Storytelling and archaeological sites: shedding light on a multidimensional relationship
Authors/Creators
- Katerina Servi1
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Akrivi Katifori1
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Maria Boile1
- Dimitra Petousi1
- Myrto Koukouli1
- Yannis Ioannidis1
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Despoina Tsiafaki1
- Natasa Michailidou1
- Melpomeni Karta1
- Ioanna Antoniou-Kritikou1
- Varvara Papadopoulou2
- Lamprini Papastratou2
- Aristidis Vassios2
- Kalliopi Papaggeli3
- Chrysanthi Tzavali3
- Christina Kazazaki3
- Pari Kalamara4
- Pemy Galiatsatou4
- 1. Athena Research and Innovation Center In Information Communication & Knowledge Technologies
- 2. Ephorate of Antiquities of Arta
- 3. Ephorate of Antiquities of West Attica
- 4. Ephorate of Underwater Antiquities
Description
Storytelling serves as a timeless method of communication in archaeological contexts. Cultural Heritage stakeholders are interested in raising awareness to the public for the findings of their research in an effective and engaging way using both traditional and media-based resources.This is also the case of three research projects, myEleusis, Voeska and Periplous, where archaeologists collaborate with authors, designers andtechnology providers to develop digital storytelling experiences with the scope to interpret, communicate and reflect about the past and the discoveries of the archaeological sites of Eleusis, Arta and Epidaurus accordingly.
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DARIAH_myEleusis_Voeska_Periplous.pdf
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