Open data in  Archaeology In its quest at integrating linguistics, genetics, and archaeological observation in a single analytical framework, the OCSEAN project is facing a major challenge: the non-standardized, poorly available, and sparse nature of archaeological data.  This problem is not new. All along the development of archaeology as a scientific discipline, multiple calls were stated in favour of openly sharing structured and reusable data: from, among many others, Jea

OCSEAN consortium cordially invites our partners to share the results from their projects and discuss with other researchers in the...

OCSEAN is very glad to once again organize a conference to have an update on running projects, invite guests. Conference is mainly...

We are very glad to announce that OCSEAN second Summer School will be held in Tartu, the European Culture Capital of 2024 , also known as the home of the Kissing Students, and the City of Good Thoughts. Summer School will be hosted by the University of Tartu , the oldest university in Estonia. We invite all OCSEAN members to join. Summer School 2024 will be yet another capacity building event covering topics of Heritages Studies: Folkloristics; Ethnobotany & Biocultural Diver

The second OCSEAN International Conference took place from June 5th to 10th in 2023 in the Philippines, in southern Mindanao between the...

The 1st international conference of the OCSEAN consortium was sucessfuly held for three days at the Hall IV of the University...

In June-September 2022, OCSEAN organises a 3-month capacity building Summer Training Course, which will include a training on linguistic data collection, management and archiving and workshops on archeology, anthropology, heritage conservation, and population genetics. Fifty participants including indigenous representatives, cultural workers, and academics from the Philippines, Indonesia and Papua New Guinea were invited. The course will take place in Uppsala University, Swe