SCOPE AND ANTECEDENTS Sample Clauses

SCOPE AND ANTECEDENTS. The main purpose of the EAGLE metadata model is to represent information about epigraphic objects, which are a very particular kind of man-made material objects. However, the scope is not limited to the description of those artefacts but extends to the context in which they are located or were found, and also to the knowledge available about them. In addition, the representation needs to cover different materializations of information about these artefacts, which includes replicas, images and any other kind of media that is bearing information about them. In consequence, the model cannot be limited to the material characteristics of the epigraphic objects, but needs to be aware also of the activities that involve their preservation and the curation of information among them, including interpretations and conjectures. Taking into account this rich information space requires considering as antecedents previous models that captured similar information. These include bibliographic and archival models as FRBR1, generic models of cultural objects as the CIDOC CRM2, research information models as CERIF3 and specific metadata schemas as EPIDOC4. In the rest of this Part I, the main entities and activities that need to be considered in the domain are defined.
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