CRCAO / Productions
Digital Resources
The laboratory has developed, or participated in the development of, several databases.
Websites developed by the CRCAO
All the laboratory’s websites are hosted by the Very Large Research Infrastructure (TGIR) Humanités Numériques (Digital Humanities) (Huma-Num) and developed by Philippe Pons, the project engineer responsible for editing the CRCAO’s digital corpuses.
Dunhuang Manuscript Papers: Morphological Data on 1000 Manuscripts from the “Pelliot Chinois” Collection of the Bibliothèque Nationale de France
Presentation:
The present database is a digital tool created for studying the relationship between production, organization, and dissemination of writings in Medieval China, through the analysis of the characteristics of manuscripts’ material support and, more specifically, of a substantial corpus of manuscripts containing different types of texts.
Shuoshu: Welcome to the Shuoshu website of Chinese Storytelling
Presentation:
This database is designed as a research tool for the investigation of Chinese storytelling
DicAT: (open access) Dictionary of Traditional Agriculture: French-English-Chinese-Japanese
Presentation:
The Dictionary of Traditional Agriculture (DicAT) presents traditional agricultural techniques in parallel in four languages: French, English, Chinese, and Japanese.
Ofuda: (open access) Ofuda, Bernard Frank’s Collection
Presentation:
This database assembles amulets and talismans representing the holy figures and divinities venerated in Buddhist temples and Shintô shrines in Japan. Collectively called ofuda, these images printed on paper can be fixed on a door or pillar, placed on a household altar dedicated to ancestors or to the divinities, or worn by a person.
EnamelFC Database (restricted access until the end of the project): Global Enamels: A Symmetrical History of Material and Technological Exchanges Between France and China (mid-17th to end-of-18th Centuries)
CAJI : Chinese Archaeological Journals Index
Introduction:
The CAJI presents all the articles published in the journals Kaogu and Wenwu since their creation and allows bibliographical search by region and period, or by theme or method.
Website the CRCAO has collaborated on the development of
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