This is a private development site
Exploring 3,000 Years of Greek Language Evolution Through AI
ΕΛΙΔΕΚ-funded cutting-edge research in computational diachronic linguistics
Leveraging state-of-the-art NLP and machine learning to trace semantic shifts, syntactic evolution, and morphological changes across millennia of Greek texts.
Over 10 million tokens spanning from Linear B tablets to contemporary Greek social media, creating the most comprehensive diachronic Greek dataset.
All data, tools, and findings freely available under CC-BY license. Interactive web interface for researchers worldwide to query and analyze our corpus.
Interdisciplinary experts in linguistics, computer science, and digital humanities
Project Director
Computational linguist specializing in Greek historical morphology and semantic change detection algorithms.
Senior Researcher
Expert in Byzantine Greek and neural language models for historical text analysis.
NLP Engineer
Developing transformer-based models for diachronic word embeddings and semantic drift visualization.
Data Scientist
Corpus annotation, quality control, and development of the web-based query interface.
Key milestones and deliverables
Recruitment of research team, infrastructure setup, initial corpus design and annotation guidelines.
Digitization of ancient and medieval texts, OCR optimization for polytonic Greek, initial quality control.
Training diachronic word embeddings, developing semantic change detection algorithms, first research papers.
Release of web-based corpus query system, API for computational access, first workshops for researchers.
Final corpus release, comprehensive documentation, sustainability plan for long-term maintenance.
Access our corpus, tools, and documentation
Advanced query interface with linguistic annotations, temporal filters, and statistical analysis tools.
Coming SoonRESTful API for programmatic access to the corpus, with Python and R client libraries.
DocumentationInteractive visualizations of semantic change, word frequency evolution, and syntactic patterns.
ExploreInterested in collaboration or have questions about the project?