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Jean-Claude Gardin (3 April 1925 – 8 April 2013) was a French archaeologist who is recognized as being one of the founders of archaeological computing.
Jean-Claude Gardin est un Français libre et un archéologue français né à Paris le 3 avril 1925 où il est mort le 8 avril 2013 [1]. Ses recherches ont principalement concerné l'automatique documentaire, l'archéologie de la Bactriane antique, et l'épistémologie de l'archéologie et des sciences humaines.
Feb 25, 2015 · This paper presents Jean-Claude Gardin’s distinctive approach to archaeological data, representation and knowledge in the context of his early engagement with semiotics and structural semantics and his grounding in fields as diverse as documentation, classification theory, material culture studies, argumentation theory and the philosophy of ...
- Costis Dallas
- costis.dallas@utoronto.ca
- 2016
Oct 26, 2020 · Jean-Claude Gardin was a pioneer for the role of mathematics and semiotics in the humanities, specifically in archaeology. His primary research included the use of semiotics in classification systems, artificial intelligence, and the importance of semantics within archaeology.
- mm.ammons@yahoo.com
A scholar of international renown, with an eclectic academic background, in the early Fifties Gardin pioneeringly approached the use of innovative techniques to automate the processes of description and classification of archaeological materials, be they objects, iconographic themes or ancient texts.
- Paola Moscati
- 2016
After nearly four decades of scholarly work, Jean-Claude Gardin has achieved international eminence in three distinct fields. He is an outstanding archaeologist and historian of Central Asia; he has made great contributions to cognitive sciences, including semiotic studies; and he has been a pioneer in the application of computer and ...
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Jean-Claude Gardin > French archaeologist specialised in oriental studies and promoter of many important research projects in Central Asia. Drawing on a heterogeneous background of studies, since the 1950s Gardin was deeply involved in the formalisation of scientific languages and the modelling of archaeological constructs.
