ARCH - Ancient Coinage as Related Cultural Heritage

ARCH项目使用关联开放数据技术，首次建立了一个研究、管理、存档和保存古代世界货币遗产的总体平台。因此，它直接解决了JPICH呼吁的主题3：保护数字遗产所表达的关切。使用新开发的nomisma.org知识组织系统，它将创建一个框架，该框架由目前正在开发的跨多个在线类型学资源的单一统一门户的最高级别组成。这些资源将依次与从两个主要的欧洲收藏品中提取的数据体以及从商业背景中提取的大量材料（拍卖目录）相关联。总体门户将作为多个受众访问该数据的中心点，并演示该方法对其他地理区域的可扩展性。基于德国和美国的合作伙伴项目将为此目的提供类型学。作为该框架研究适用性概念的证明，ARCH将开发一个地理焦点——前罗马时代的西班牙和南部高卢——以一个特定的在线参考工具的形式，该工具将利用两类数据（公共收集和商业对象），以及一个旨在利用这种系统和关联开放数据基础设施提供的机会的研究项目。这将研究古代西班牙和法国边界上的货币和文化连通性和互动问题，与该地理区域领域的主要学者合作，以及货币和文化史，在巴黎、奥尔兰和瓦伦西亚担任合作伙伴。

The ARCH project uses Linked Open Data technology to establish, for the first time, an overarching platform for the study, curation, archiving and preservation of the monetary heritage of the ancient world. As such, it squarely addresses the concerns expressed in Topic 3 of the JPICH call: Safeguarding Digital Heritage. Using the newly developed nomisma.org knowledge organisation system it will create a framework consisting at the highest level of a single, unified portal across multiple online typological resources currently under development. These resources will in turn be linked to a body of data drawn from two major European collections, as well as a large corpus of material drawn from commercial contexts (auction catalogues). The overarching portal will serve as a central point of access to this data for multiple audiences, as well as a demonstration of the extensibility of this approach to other geographic areas. Associate Partner-projects based in Germany and the United States will contribute typologies for this purpose. As a proof of concept of the research applicability of this framework, ARCH will develop one geographical focus - Pre-Roman Spain and southern Gaul - in the form of a specific online reference tool that will draw upon both categories of data (public collections and objects in commerce), as well as a program of research designed to exploit the opportunities offered by such a systematic and Linked Open Data infrastructure. This will examine questions of monetary and cultural connectivity and interaction across the borders of Spain and France in antiquity, in collaboration with leading scholars in the field of this geographical area, and monetary and cultural history, working as Associate Partners based in Paris, Orle'ans, and Valencia.