The grammateus project aims to produce a typology of Greek documentary papyri and to develop a digital instrument which will allow the display and comparison of models of different document types. Where previous typologies have concentrated solely on content, the grammateus project will take a more holistic approach, where the physical properties of the papyrus will be considered alongside the layout and content, allowing us to assess the relationship between them.

Related Organizations

University of Geneva
Switzerland

Keywords

digital humanities, classics, papyrology

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