A web scrapping and AI approach for archeologists to analyze the ancient cities

Authors : Nusret DEMİR, Cem Sönmez BOYOĞLU, Deniz KAYIKCI

Pages : 1-8

Doi:10.58598/cuhes.1213426

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Publication Date : 2023-06-30

Article Type : Research Paper

Abstract :Studies on machine learning have started to reach a level where we can save a great amount of time and labor by producing structures that can think as a human and have decisions. Deep learning, one of the methods of machine learning, is an artificial intelligence-training technique that can predict the outputs from the given dataset In this study, the use of web scraping technique was investigated to determine the potential of identifying ancient columns, which are one of the most important architectural elements of cultural heritage, by artificial intelligence. In this study, web scraping approach is presented as a digital data acquisition method for archaeology field to collect imagery datasets from web to analyze the ancient cities. For analysis, a free online, and easy-to-use tool ‘Amazon Rekognation’ is used for comparing the number of columns found in the scrapped images. For summarizing the research, simply, we have tried to get the answer the question from PC that ‘which site has the columns most, Perge, Xanthos or Phaselis?’. With this proposed approach, the archeologists can have a primarily knowledge about the sites they will study with use of operational tools for their further comprehensive research.
Keywords : Digital Cultural Heritage, Semantic Web, Web Scrapping, Deep Learning, Archaeology