Retrospective conversion of finding aids of the Landesarchiv Baden-Württemberg, department Generallandesarchiv Karlsruhe

该项目旨在对保存在巴登-符滕贝格卡尔斯鲁厄总档案馆的GLAK 229 Spezialakten der kleineren奥尔特基金会的帮助进行检索。生成的数据将出现在各种平台上，如Landesarchiv的在线信息系统（www.landesarchiv-bw.de/web/46734），Archivportal-D（www.example.com）和Deutsche Digitale Bibliothek（www.example.com）。几十年来，229是该部门最常用的字体。它由119.000个档案单位和大约1.200延米组成，是Generallandesarchiv最大的档案库。Fonds 229包括与所有Badenian自治市相关的文件，从神圣罗马帝国开始，一直延伸到19世纪世纪。这些文件涉及巴登大公国的领土，涵盖了所有行政事项。229号基金保存了莱茵河上游地区的区域历史核心记录，为科学研究和地方历史研究提供了杰出的资料来源。它的时间范围可以追溯到中世纪晚期，基金会内的抄本可以追溯到更远的地方。对于18世纪的世纪，提供了非常密集的信息。此外，值得一提的是，大量的手绘地图和平面图附在文件中。该项目旨在改善和促进科学和非科学的GLAK 229及其主要来自神圣罗马帝国的内容。在卡尔斯鲁厄州政府档案馆和巴登-符滕贝格其他部门的早期项目中，该项目成果的实质性效益涉及核心基金的追溯转换。该项目涉及中世纪和近代早期有关德国西南部领土的特别丰富的记录，大大完善了Landesarchiv的在线服务。将促进各种主题的科学研究。

The project intends to digitize the finding aid of the fonds GLAK 229 Spezialakten der kleineren Ämter und Orte, kept in the department Generallandesarchiv Karlsruhe within the Landesarchiv Baden-Württemberg. The generated data will appear on various platforms such as the Landesarchiv´s online information system (www.landesarchiv-bw.de/web/46734), the Archivportal-D (www.archivportald.de), and the Deutsche Digitale Bibliothek (www.deutsche-digitale-bibliothek.de).The finding aid recommended for digitization provides access to most important documents. Over decades, 229 is the most frequently used fonds of the department. Consisting of 119.000 archival units and about 1.200 linear meters, it furthermore is the Generallandesarchiv´s largest fonds. Fonds 229 comprises files related to all Badenian municipalities, starting in the Holy Roman Empire and reaching far into the 19th century. The documents refer to the territory of the grand duchy of Baden and cover the complete range of administrative topics. Fonds 229 keeps core records for regional history of the upper Rhine area, offering outstanding sources both for scientific research and for studies of local history. It´s temporal range goes back to the late Middle Ages, transcripts within the fonds reach back much farer. For the 18th century, very dense information is offered. Furthermore, the hand drawn maps and plans numerously attached to files deserve to be mentioned.The project intends to improve and facilitate both scientific and non-scientific access to GLAK 229 and its primarily from the Holy Roman Empire dating contents. Substantial benefit for the project results in the context of earlier projects dealing with retrospective conversion of core fonds within the Generallandesarchiv Karlsruhe and other departments of the Landesarchiv Baden-Württemberg. Referring to the particularly rich collection of records concerning the territories of south western Germany during the Middle Ages and the Early Modern period, the project significantly completes the Landesarchiv´s online services. Scientific research about various topics will be facilitated.