Digital humanities is an interdisciplinary field that combines traditional humanities disciplines, such as literature, history, and philosophy, with digital tools and methods. It involves using technology to analyze, visualize, and interpret cultural artifacts, texts, and historical data, making it easier to study and share knowledge. This field often includes projects like creating digital archives, developing interactive maps, and employing data analysis techniques to uncover patterns in large datasets. By integrating computational methods with humanistic inquiry, digital humanities enhances our understanding of cultural and historical contexts in innovative ways.