Periods, Organized

A gazetteer of period assertions for linking and visualizing data.

[Periods, Organized @perio_do]

PeriodO has moved to
https://t.co/TZ3wQq9qn2

[ARIADNE_RI @ARIADNE_RI]

Search by PeriodO Time Periods added to ARIADNE Catalogue! Two new means of searching metadata - either by specifying regions and then selecting time periods of interest from those regions, or just by Cultural period alone based on PeriodO definitions.
https://t.co/3yiAp2mbuv

[Periods, Organized @perio_do]

@RichardOfSussex @rybesh @OCLC Yes, it's a shame they didn't publicize this more widely so that it could have been imported into Wikidata. But that's probably precisely the reason it wasn't publicized more widely

[Periods, Organized @perio_do]

@danielbsmith @rybesh @OCLC It was deliberate. Apparently their linked data was just a nine-year “experiment”

https://t.co/o84Avwmdzu

[ARIADNE_RI @ARIADNE_RI]

The latest ARIADNE Portal release has some new powerful search options facilitated by the AO-CAT data model. Getty AAT terms display translations, time periods are based on https://t.co/gOmEKlJ7hx and polygons can define areas on the map. Try it out!
https://t.co/310I67JDId

[Periods, Organized @perio_do]

@kristjanavil Thank you for your submissions to PeriodO! Your new authorities have been assigned permanent URLs:

https://t.co/KFcz4cuTgj

https://t.co/s3x18GhjBv

[Periods, Organized @perio_do]

ROCEEH has contributed to PeriodO 134 periods from ca. 3 million to 20,000 before present; examine them here: https://t.co/qMxJ5oDFMK

[ARIADNE_RI @ARIADNE_RI]

ROCEEH Out of Africa Database (ROAD) is now available in the ARIADNE Portal - explore prehistoric archaeology, paleoanthropology, paleontology and paleobotany in Africa, Asia and Europe dating between 3 million and 20,000 years ago. https://t.co/BlfgYhf90b

[Periods, Organized @perio_do]

Much thanks to our contributors! 🙏

[Periods, Organized @perio_do]

Thread of some interesting recent contributions to PeriodO…

[Periods, Organized @perio_do]

Two periodizations for the Roman province of Noricum, in the vicinity of present-day Austria

https://t.co/T9JmIv5Xfu

https://t.co/IvEujq1JEj

[Julian D Richards @Julian62523002]

This is a great research tool from @ARIADNEplus - it presents a timeline or distribution map of any monument or artefact type. All national controlled vocabularies have been mapped to the Getty AAT to provide interoperability and @perio_do maps period terms to absolute dates

[Periods, Organized @perio_do]

@alex_brandsen Thanks, we will get it fixed!

@adamrabinowitz @ARIADNEplus

[Periods, Organized @perio_do]

Did you know?

PeriodO has been approved by the Library of Congress as source of subject headings and terms since 2018!

https://t.co/b3Z7Xj91XF

https://t.co/hYNZNmsC7G

[DerekBCounts @DerekBCounts]

🚨Just Published!🚨
Visualizing Votive Practice: Exploring Limestone and Terracotta Sculpture from Athienou-Malloura through 3D Models (@DigitalPressUND 2020).
@ErinAverett @KevinJGarstki @KtpIselin @claycofer1
#openaccess #arthistory #archaeology #3D

https://t.co/xoOWSTLVec

[Asad Sayeed @[email protected] @asayeed]

welcome to the cenecene the era of naming eras with cene

[Periods, Organized @perio_do]

Last week we “soft launched” a new version of the PeriodO client.

Browse the canonical periods:

https://t.co/Wnk4b4OZvD

An updated version of the PeriodO guide:

https://t.co/eBj8FMfF08

[Periods, Organized @perio_do]

Good news! PeriodO is now listed in the Library of Congress source codes for vocabularies, rules, and schemes, under “subject heading and term source codes”:

https://t.co/hYNZNmsC7G

This means PeriodO URLs are officially approved for use in catalog records!