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The H2IOSC Project enhances digital resources in the Cultural Heritage field, specifically targeting archaeology and epigraphy. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.METHODOLOGICAL. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

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The H2IOSC Project aims to improve digital resources in the cultural heritage sector, focusing on archaeology and epigraphy.

March 1, 2026International Journal of Accountancy Business and Management Studies (IJABMS)Open Access

Advancements of the H2IOSC Project: enhancement of digital resources in the Cultural Heritage field targeting archaeology and epigraphy. Introduction to the Special section, in A. Caravale, P. Moscati, I. Rossi (eds.), The H2iosc Project and its impact on Digital Antiquity within the E-Rihs infrastructure – II

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The H2IOSC Project aims to improve digital resources in the cultural heritage sector, focusing on archaeology and epigraphy.
Introduction of digital resources
Collaboration among editors A. Caravale, P. Moscati, I. Rossi
Integration of the H2IOSC Project with E-Rihs infrastructure
Enhanced digital resources for archaeology and epigraphy
Impact on the understanding of cultural heritage

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Introduction highlights enhancements in digital resources for archaeology and epigraphy, indicating a significant impact on cultural heritage.

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Introduction to the Special Section: A. Caravale, P. Moscati, I. Rossi (eds.), The H2iosc Project and its impact on Digital Antiquity within the E-Rihs infrastructure – II

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Implication

Introduction highlights enhancements in digital resources for archaeology and epigraphy, indicating a significant impact on cultural heritage.

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Introduction to the Special Section: A. Caravale, P. Moscati, I. Rossi (eds.), The H2iosc Project and its impact on Digital Antiquity within the E-Rihs infrastructure – II

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