22nd January 2010, 09:31 PM
You may be interested to know that English Heritage's Data Standards Unit recently completed a thesaurus of archaeological and architectural fieldwork types and techniques as a development of the ALGAO event type wordlist. The thesaurus will allow users to identify and apply standardised indexing to a wide range of investigative activities that are undertaken by the heritage community, as well as assisting in the retrieval and exchange of data.
We are pleased to announce that the first edition of the Event Types Thesaurus is now available in .csv format for building into databases, if you would like a copy in this format please feel free to contact me off list; HBSMR users will receive the thesaurus as part of our next update. Our web pages have now been updated at http://thesaurus.english-heritage.org.uk where users can browse the thesaurus online and download pdf versions of the introduction and appendices.
Once again I would like to thank all those who kindly gave their time to comment on and participate in the review of the thesaurus during its construction.
Kind regards
Paul
Paul Adams AIfA
Data Standards Supervisor
English Heritage
We are pleased to announce that the first edition of the Event Types Thesaurus is now available in .csv format for building into databases, if you would like a copy in this format please feel free to contact me off list; HBSMR users will receive the thesaurus as part of our next update. Our web pages have now been updated at http://thesaurus.english-heritage.org.uk where users can browse the thesaurus online and download pdf versions of the introduction and appendices.
Once again I would like to thank all those who kindly gave their time to comment on and participate in the review of the thesaurus during its construction.
Kind regards
Paul
Paul Adams AIfA
Data Standards Supervisor
English Heritage
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Thomas Rainborough 1647
Thomas Rainborough 1647