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A Complex Database for Documentation of Cuneiform Tablet Collection Enabling Cross-Domain Queries
Jaroslav Valach
Petra Štefcová
Petr Zemánek
  DOI :  10.2352/issn.2168-3204.2018.1.0.26  Published Online :  April 2018
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The paper introduces multi-domain database for documentation of Prague's collection of cuneiform tablets. The complexity of documentation of the individual tablets is the most important innovation the database represents. It allows scholars to study the tablets in previously unachievable complexity of relations and context. Open formats and strict quality of data standards support reasonable hope of avoiding 'digital obsolescence' frequently observed in digitization projects.

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Jaroslav Valach, Petra Štefcová, Petr Zemánek, "A Complex Database for Documentation of Cuneiform Tablet Collection Enabling Cross-Domain Queries"  in Proc. IS&T Archiving 2018,  2018,  pp 120 - 123,  https://doi.org/10.2352/issn.2168-3204.2018.1.0.26

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A Complex Database for Documentation of Cuneiform Tablet Collection Enabling Cross-Domain Queries
ValachJaroslav
ŠtefcováPetra
ZemánekPetr
17042018
2018
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120
123
2018
The paper introduces multi-domain database for documentation of Prague's collection of cuneiform tablets. The complexity of documentation of the individual tablets is the most important innovation the database represents. It allows scholars to study the tablets in previously unachievable complexity of relations and context. Open formats and strict quality of data standards support reasonable hope of avoiding 'digital obsolescence' frequently observed in digitization projects.