This presentation explores the challenges and opportunities of implementing open data in Catalan archaeology. It examines the current infrastructure, researchers' practices, and barriers to data openness. The study provides recommendations to promote a new research culture, with the goal to lead a smooth transition to open archaeological research.

I build on my previous research on "time maps" by expanding their theory and demonstrating their interpretive utility. Time maps are the graphs which are produced when a narrative’s fabula is plotted against its syuzhet. I introduce three advanced theoretical concepts, then use time maps to close-read several narratives.

This study examines subset selection in bibliographic research, focusing on Finnish literary history (1809–1917). Comparing manual and automated curation, we highlight their respective strengths and limitations. We propose a hybrid approach combining automation for scalability and manual curation for precision. Our findings enhance transparency, accuracy, and reproducibility in literary datasets.