Julie Verlinden

Verlinden, Julie, et al. “Can Stones Be Made (Artificially) Intelligent? A Pilot Study for AI-Based Repeated Pattern Detection of Architectural Decoration in Roman Asia Minor.” DIGITAL HUMANITIES BENELUX JOURNAL, vol. 7, 2025, pp. 57–67.

Verlinden, Julie. “Can Stones Be Made (Artificially) Intelligent? Understanding  People from Patterns and Similarities of Architectural Decoration  in Roman Asia Minor.” Het Tijdschrift Voor Mediterrane Archeologie, vol. 72, 2025, pp. 42–43.

Verlinden, Julie. “Writings on the Wall : The Key Role of Epigraphy in Understanding Patterns of Architectural Decoration in Roman Imperial Asia Minor.” The Epigraphic Habit : Everyday Politics in Chinese Histories of Infrastructure, Workshop, Abstract Book, 2024.

Verlinden, Julie, et al. “Can Stones Be Made (Artificially) Intelligent? Understanding People from Patterns and Similarities of Architectural Decoration in Roman Asia Minor.” Digital Humanities Benelux 2024 Conference, Abstracts, 2024, doi:10.5281/zenodo.11452979.

Talloen, Peter, et al. “Alexander’s Hill : The First and Last Stand of Sagalassos.” ANATOLICA (LEIDEN), vol. 48, 2022, pp. 253–300, doi:10.2143/ANA.48.0.3291922.