Decoding Hidden Heritages

This three-year UK–Ireland collaboration in digital humanities fuses deep, qualitative analysis with cutting-edge computational methods to decode, interpret and curate the hidden heritages of Irish and Scottish Gaelic traditional narrative.

This three-year UK–Ireland collaboration in digital humanities fuses deep, qualitative analysis with cutting-edge computational methods to decode, interpret and curate the hidden heritages of Irish and Scottish Gaelic traditional narrative. It is a collaboration between University of Edinburgh and Durham University in the UK, Dublin City University and University College Dublin in Ireland as well as Indiana University in the States.

Cluster member involvement

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Beatrice Alex

Senior Lecturer and Chancellor’s Fellow in Text Mining
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Will Lamb

Professor in Gaelic Ethnology and Linguistics

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