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Georeferencing archives. A practical report from the DigiHistDB project

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Georeferencing archives. A practical report from the DigiHistDB project

Summary

Georeferencing archives. A practical report from the DigiHistDB project is a blog post[1].

Key Facts

  • Georeferencing archives. A practical report from the DigiHistDB project authored Max Grund[2].
  • Georeferencing archives. A practical report from the DigiHistDB project's instance of is recorded as blog post[3].
  • Georeferencing archives. A practical report from the DigiHistDB project's logo image is recorded as FactGrid-Logo-2021-10-22.svg[4].
  • Georeferencing archives. A practical report from the DigiHistDB project's language of work or name is recorded as German[5].
  • Georeferencing archives. A practical report from the DigiHistDB project's publication date is recorded as +2025-10-14T00:00:00Z[6].
  • Georeferencing archives. A practical report from the DigiHistDB project's main subject is recorded as FactGrid[7].
  • Georeferencing archives. A practical report from the DigiHistDB project's main subject is recorded as Sulzbach-Rosenberg[8].
  • Georeferencing archives. A practical report from the DigiHistDB project's main subject is recorded as archival science[9].
  • Georeferencing archives. A practical report from the DigiHistDB project's main subject is recorded as study of history[10].
  • Georeferencing archives. A practical report from the DigiHistDB project's main subject is recorded as instructional materials[11].
  • Georeferencing archives. A practical report from the DigiHistDB project's main subject is recorded as data modeling[12].
  • Georeferencing archives. A practical report from the DigiHistDB project's main subject is recorded as geospatial data[13].
  • Georeferencing archives. A practical report from the DigiHistDB project's main subject is recorded as DigiHistDB[14].
  • Georeferencing archives. A practical report from the DigiHistDB project's main subject is recorded as georeferencing[15].
  • Georeferencing archives. A practical report from the DigiHistDB project's work available at URL is recorded as https://oberpfalz.hypotheses.org/411[16].
  • Georeferencing archives. A practical report from the DigiHistDB project's published in is recorded as oberpfalz.hypotheses.org[17].
  • Georeferencing archives. A practical report from the DigiHistDB project's title is recorded as Archivale georeferenzieren. Ein Praxisbericht aus dem Projekt DigiHistDB[18].
  • Georeferencing archives. A practical report from the DigiHistDB project's cites work is recorded as How archives benefit from geocoordinates in Wikidata – Call for Contributions[19].
  • Georeferencing archives. A practical report from the DigiHistDB project's copyright status is recorded as copyrighted[20].
  • Georeferencing archives. A practical report from the DigiHistDB project's FactGrid item ID is recorded as 1977 Pan American Badminton Championships[21].

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Authorship and Creation

Georeferencing archives. A practical report from the DigiHistDB project authored Max Grund[2].

Publication

Georeferencing archives. A practical report from the DigiHistDB project's publication date is recorded as +2025-10-14T00:00:00Z[6]. Its language of work or name is recorded as German[5].

Subject and Themes

Main subjects include FactGrid[7], Sulzbach-Rosenberg[8], archival science[9], study of history[10], instructional materials[11], and data modeling[12].

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Class ancestry

  1. [1] ↑ . Wikidata. wikidata.org.

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