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Journal of Open Humanities Data
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ISSN 2059-481X · Ubiquity Press · 375 artikel di indeks
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Refining Wikidata’s Bibliographic Domain to Increase Reuse in GLAMs
The Wikidata ontology consists of classes, properties, and subproperties which provide structure to an open and flexible graph-based semantic network. It includes nearly every class in Wikidata, resulting in a large, dynamic ontology. Sourced from concepts written about in Wikipedias across a wide…
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Towards a Linked Open Index: Reconciling Museum Records to Wikidata for Index of American Design Constituents
The Index of American Design, a 1930s–40s federal work relief project, generated over 18,000 watercolors and extensive documentation now held at the National Gallery of Art. Reconciling thousands of associated constituents in the museum’s Collection Management System (CMS) with Wikidata using…
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Interoperability as Equity: Collaborative Cultural Heritage Knowledge Graphs as a Tool to Shape Inclusive Ontologies
Drawing from the experience of developing the International [Digital] Dura-Europos Archive (IDEA), this paper draws attention to the need for a collaborative, iterative, and multilingual approach to Linked Open Data (LOD) creation in colonially entangled cultural heritage contexts. We reflect on…
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Visualizing the Linked Manuscript Archive: A Linked Open Data Approach to Analyzing Special Collections Data
Linked Open Data (LOD) has found significant use across several rare book and manuscript (RBM) digital archives in recent decades. LOD methodologies for processing institutional or cross-institutional collections enable practitioners to link objects on both an individual and collections level…
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Bridging Archaeological Samian Ware Data and the Knowledge Graph: Potentials and Challenges of Using Wikidata as a Linking Hub
This discussion paper explores the role of Wikidata as a secondary database and linking hub for the Linked Open Samian Ware project, which builds upon the specialised archaeological primary database Samian Research. This resource comprises 250,000 catalogued Roman potters’ stamps found on red…
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The Resting Fields Alliance of Ten Salt-Making Provinces of Japan (1809–1888)
The aim of this discussion paper is to describe the dataset entitled The Resting Fields Alliance of Ten Salt-making Provinces of Japan (1809–1888) available via Nakala repository. This dataset, along with the present discussion paper, is designed to support and enhance research work on the shifts…
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Empowering Italian GLAMs: A Workflow for Building a Comprehensive Open Dataset of Museums on Wikidata
Wikidata hosts the most comprehensive repository of Italian museums, enriched through the Empowering Italian GLAMs project1 (2022–2024). The initiative created 1,304 new items and enhanced more than 6,800 existing items with ISTAT data (2011, 2015, 2017–2021), covering visitor numbers, staff…
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Machine Learning Assisted Conversion of Biographical Records Into Wikidata Triples
Wikidata is substantially dependent on the outputs of research institutions, notably biographical dictionaries. The present paper examines the extent to which information from biographical dictionaries has already been transferred to Wikidata. Specifically, it focuces on the Biographisches Lexikon…
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Canons Across Time: Compiling Lists of Ancient Authors with Wikidata
Canons are lists. When studying the processes of canon formation, one is therefore inevitably faced with the difficulties of compiling lists. In this paper, we discuss three case studies in which Wikidata was used to elaborate lists of Ancient Greek and Latin authors to trace their presence in…
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Developing a Data Model for Theatre Productions in a Wikibase Instance: A Case Study Approach
The ephemeral nature of theatre and its performances present challenges for its digital representation. This article presents a data model developed as part of the master’s thesis Modelling Characteristics of Theatrical Production in Wikidata that captures both structural and scenographic aspects…
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Modelling Historical Travelling in Wikidata: The Database “Digital Travelogues. Saxony in Travelogues of the Late Middle Ages and Early Modern Times”
The paper uses an example from the field of regional historical research to show how datasets can be transferred from proprietary database applications to the open structures of the Wikiverse, where they can be collaboratively edited, curated and reused. The case study examines a bibliography of…
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Domain Sensitivity in Arabic Morphological Analysis: A Multi-Corpus Evaluation of Farasa, CAMeL, and ALP Across Modern, Classical Religious, and Classical Jurisprudential Domains
Arabic’s rich and heterogeneous morphology continues to challenge computational analysis, particularly when models trained on Modern Standard Arabic are applied to Classical and Scriptural domains. This discussion paper presents a tri-domain evaluation framework for assessing the domain sensitivity…
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Uncovering Biases Through Faceted Image Retrieval: Wikidata as a Data Provider for Art-Historical Research
Vision-Language Models (VLMs) are increasingly employed in art-historical research and teaching infrastructures to enhance the discovery of images in large visual collections. Unlike traditional metadata-based systems—where retrieval depends on human-curated textual descriptors—VLM-based approaches…
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A Dataset of Collections Dispersal Following Museum Closures in the UK During 2000–2025
This dataset details the closures of 479 museums in the UK between the 1st of January 2000 and the 31st of July 2025. The data records the reasons why museums closed, what happened to the collections, and the actors involved. We developed new taxonomies to code event and actor types; the objects…
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Flora Batava (1800–1934): From Historical Citizen Science to Plant Humanities Dataset
Flora Batava: people, plants, locations lists 11,500+ records of all species in the first illustrated flora of the Netherlands, published in 28 volumes between 1800 and 1934. The dataset includes information about the plants, the people who observed them in each locality, and the publication of…
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Call for Edits Nearby: Open Archives Metadata from Saxony
Metadata of German archives in Wikidata has improved massively since winter 2024/25. Users added archive QIDs (the unique identifier for Wikidata items), linked new identifiers, geo data and other information, after we were asking in a call for blog posts, reports, ideas and queries for ‘Wikidata…
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Linked Data, Fragmented Knowledge: Towards a Digital Quellenkritik of Verrius Flaccus’ Lexicon De uerborum significatu
This article explores the potential of Wikidata to support philological research into ancient lexicography, taking as a case study the Latin lexicographer Verrius Flaccus and his text De uerborum significatu (Q42188615). The lemmatically organized, encapsulated knowledge of ancient lexicographers…
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A Comprehensive Digital Corpus of Song Ci Poetry for Computational Analysis
This paper presents and describes a comprehensive, open-access digital corpus of Song Ci poetry, comprising over 20,000 poems from the Song Dynasty. The corpus was created by aggregating and standardizing texts from multiple public-domain sources into a single, curated SQLite database…
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From Stones and Wells to Tephra: Leveraging Wikidata and Wikibase for Interdisciplinary Humanities Linked Data
This discussion paper examines how Wikidata and related Wikibase infrastructure can serve as an active integration layer within a Federated Knowledge Graph Ecosystem (FKGE) for the humanities. Using three case studies – Irish Ogham Stones, Irish Holy Wells, and Campanian Ignimbrite (CI) findspots –…
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Methods, Data, and Conceptual Change: Reflections from Two Quantitative Diachronic Case Studies
This discussion paper reflects on how quantitative approaches to historical linguistics interact with dataset properties. Drawing on two worked examples, we examine English data using quad-based concept modelling of Early Modern English discourse in EEBO-TCP (c.1470s–1690s; ~765M words) alongside…