Machine learning

ai-tracer

An AI-powered human-in-the-loop raster digitization QGIS plugin for archaeologists.

Akkademia

Translating Akkadian signs to transcriptions using NLP techniques such as HMM, MEMM and BiLSTM neural networks.

archaeo-CRF

Conditional Random Fields model for NER in Dutch Archaeology.

archaeological-informatization-poc

Snapshot of the proof-of-concept pipeline from KIM Hongyeon’s 2025 paper on LLM-based metadata extraction from archaeological excavation reports (PDF text/image extraction, caption mapping, LLM structuring, SQLite storage, glossary-augmented Q&A).

archaeology-machine-learning

Machine learning techniques for archaeology.

ArchaeolPhytoliths

Automated detection and classification of multi-cell phytoliths at genera and species-level using Deep Learning algorithm.

archeo-bertje

A Dutch BERT model for the Archaeology domain.

AutArch

An AI-assisted workflow capable of creating uniform archaeological datasets from heterogeneous published resources.

Ceramatic2.0

A computer vision tool designed to automate the documentation and analysis of archaeological pottery.

heripo engine

TypeScript library for extracting structured data from archaeological excavation report PDFs using Docling and LLM-powered analysis

heritage-scribe

A lightweight web application for creating AI‑generated catalogue entries and conservation assessments of archaeological sites and artworks.

PyPotteryInk

Automates the digital inking process of archaeological pottery drawings, transforming pencil drawings into publication-ready illustrations while preserving the original characteristics and enhancing their analytical power.

PyPotteryLens

Provides a comprehensive suite of tools for processing, detecting, and analyzing pottery fragments from scanned documents.

rockart-textanalysis

A text analysis program to explore online content about prehistoric rock art.

Sherd_classification_Models_and_Code

This repository contains the Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) models and code used and developed by the Arch-I-Scan Project, towards automatic classification of sherd material.