Roman funerary monuments of Augusta Treverorum in supraregional context - medial strategies of social representation.

在dfg资助的项目“跨区域背景下的奥古斯塔·特雷弗罗伦罗马丧葬纪念碑——社会代表性的媒体策略”的过程中，目前已进入最后阶段，特雷弗里地区的罗马墓葬纪念碑首次按照适当的学术工作标准进行了系统的索引和数字处理。最后的出版物正在进行中，并打算通过相互关联的评价将新的重点放在罗马西北各省的坟墓纪念碑上，并为今后的研究奠定基础。特里尔莱茵博物馆（Rheinisches Landesmuseum Trier， RLM）、特里尔多姆博物馆（Dommuseum Trier）和该地区较小的收藏杂志上的特里夫斯及周边地区的每一个石碑和碎片都经过了识别、拍摄、记录和部分3D扫描。因此，材料的实际数量比最初估计的要高得多；另外还有28%的费用。在联邦教育和研究部（BMBF）资助的数字化项目框架内，上述工作还包括对RLM档案材料的分析。两个项目互为补充，互补性强，协同效应强。这些至今完全无法接触到的档案材料，为对这些坟墓的学术评价提供了全新的见解。有了这个，进一步的和以前未知的发现可以确定。通过这种方式，加上BMBF项目的公民科学方法，开辟了更多的文档可能性，特别是在3D方面。文档的所有部分都组合在数字数据库iDAI.objects/Arachne中。由于BMBF项目，材料的记录得到了加强，甚至进一步扩大，现在已经完成。其数字化处理将在项目结束前完成。因此，DFG项目的主要项目目标不仅实现了，甚至超过了。对数据的评估构成了该项目的实际核心，同时，由于上述新结果，该评估已变得比原计划更加复杂，但要到2021年2月底才能完全完成。除了前面提到的原因，主要是由于物质和知识的显著增加，还有一些外部因素。除了不可预见的体制障碍和人员变动外，还应考虑到与大流行病有关的各种限制。目前申请将项目延长六个月（e13,50%），应确保对新材料进行详尽的分析，将其整合到整体图像中，并在最终出版物中对结果进行文本化。

In the course of the DFG-funded project ‘Roman funerary monuments of Augusta Treverorum in supraregional context – medial strategies of social representation’, which is currently in its final stages, the monumental Roman grave monuments in the area of the Treveri have been systematically indexed and digitally processed for the first time following appropriate standards for academic work. The final publication is in progress and intends to put a new focus on the grave monuments of the Roman north-western provinces by an interconnected evaluation and to set the stage for future researches.Every stone monument and fragment from Treves and the surrounding area which are in the magazines of the Rheinisches Landesmuseum Trier (RLM), the Dommuseum Trier and the smaller collections in the region were identified, photographed, documented and partly scanned in 3D. Thereby, the actual amount of material was considerably higher than estimated at first; there is an additional 28 %. Said work was flanked by the analysis of materials from the archives of the RLM in the frameworks of a digitisation project which was funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF). Both projects complemented each other very productively and released massive synergies. The up-to-now completely inaccessible archive material rendered entirely new insights for the academic evaluation of the grave monuments. With this, further and formerly unknown finds could be identified. By this means, together with the Citizen Science approaches of the BMBF project, additional possibilities for documentation opened up, especially in 3D.All parts of the documentation are combined in the digital database iDAI.objects/Arachne. The recording of the material on an enhanced and, thanks to the BMBF project, even further enlarged basis is now complete. Its digital processing will be concluded until the end of the project. Substantial project aims of the DFG project have thereby been not only achieved, but even exceeded. This evaluation of the data, which forms the actual centrepiece of the project and which, meanwhile, has become essentially more complex than originally planned thanks to the new outcomes described above, is well advanced, but will not be totally completed until the end of February 2021. Beside the reasons already mentioned, which mainly result from the significant increase of material and knowledge, there are also external factors to be named. In addition to unforeseeable institutional impediments and personnel changes, various restrictions related to the pandemic should be taken into account. The present application for a continuation of the project for an additional six months (E 13, 50%) shall ensure the exhaustive analysis of the new material, its integration into the overall image and the textualisation of the results in the final publication.