CHLOE - Cultural Heritage Linked Open data Environment

BiDiAr (Bibliography of Digital Archaeology) is an open-access bibliographic database that collects, organises, and enriches references related to digital methods and tools in archaeology. Developed using Zotero and integrated into the DHeLO infrastructure, BiDiAr indexes scientific literature with structured metadata, linking bibliographic entries to associated datasets, projects, and software. It serves as both a research tool and a knowledge base, tracing the development of digital archaeology over time. With over 10,000 records, BiDiAr provides a critical resource for scholars seeking to understand how digital practices have shaped archaeological research and heritage documentation across various contexts.

DHeLO (Digital Heritage Landscaping platfOrm) is a web-based platform designed to map and connect research outputs in digital archaeology and heritage science. Developed as part of the H2IOSC project, DHeLO aggregates metadata on datasets, interactive tools, and digital resources, offering structured access through geographical, chronological, and thematic entry points. By adopting a Linked Open Data model and leveraging tools like Omeka S, the platform fosters interoperability and discoverability of digital heritage assets. It aims to support both researchers and institutions in exploring the evolving digital landscape of cultural heritage through an open, extensible, and semantically enriched infrastructure.