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resources:provenance:pdaguidelines [2022/12/07 16:27] – [DESCRIPTION OF THE SOURCE] leffertsresources:provenance:pdaguidelines [2022/12/07 16:43] – [DESCRIPTION OF THE PROVENANCE] lefferts
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 If you have uploaded an image to the CERL PDA before, your account may have been migrated already. Then just [[https://pda.cerl.org/passwordreset|request a password reset]]. If you have uploaded an image to the CERL PDA before, your account may have been migrated already. Then just [[https://pda.cerl.org/passwordreset|request a password reset]].
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 Preferably, the entire page with a provenance mark is photographed so one sees the context of  use of the mark. Please add a second image with a detail of the specific provenance mark.  If a page of the book that you describe contains more than one evidence of  provenance, for example two inscriptions by two different former owners, you should create two entries in the PDA, one for each former owner. We hope that in a future version of the PDA, it will be possible to highlight the specific provenance mark you describe. Until then the second image with the detail is required. Preferably, the entire page with a provenance mark is photographed so one sees the context of  use of the mark. Please add a second image with a detail of the specific provenance mark.  If a page of the book that you describe contains more than one evidence of  provenance, for example two inscriptions by two different former owners, you should create two entries in the PDA, one for each former owner. We hope that in a future version of the PDA, it will be possible to highlight the specific provenance mark you describe. Until then the second image with the detail is required.
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 Picklist. Describe the location choosing one of the options from the picklist; a page or folio number can be inserted in the box right of the pick list. Before the number, you must add fol. or p. Picklist. Describe the location choosing one of the options from the picklist; a page or folio number can be inserted in the box right of the pick list. Before the number, you must add fol. or p.
  
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 +**Description**\\
 +Here a general description of the provenance mark must be given. This is a free field, you may choose  your own wording (preferably English); the more specific the description, the easier the mark will  be found. \\
 +Examples: \\
 +  * Ex-libris of J.B. Verdussen, oval mark with birds feeding a bird on a nest, surrounded by a border with text. 
 +  * Notes by J. Visser with bibliographical information concerning the edition
 +  * Stamp of the Pragae Emautina Bibliotheca 
 +For specific, standardised information, please use the fields on the PDA input form.
  
-**Transcription**\\ +**Kind of provenance **\\ 
-Transcribe the text (if any) on the provenance mark in normal use, i.e. do not use capitals if these are not used in common sentences; give the text as it is meanti.e. solve the u-vi-j etcin Latin[“virtus” instead of “virtvs”and if possible, give a translation between brackets [ …].+Picklist. Choose one of the optionsIf you miss particular kind of provenanceplease write to the PDA Coordinator[[mailto:mariekevdelft@outlook.com|Marieke van Delft]]. 
  
-**Language**\\ +** Transcription**\\ 
-Picklist. Choose the language of the text on the mark+Transcribe the text (if any) on the provenance mark in normalised form, i.e. do not use capitals if these are not used in a common sentences; give the text as it is meant, i.e. solve the u-v, i-j etc. in  Latin[“virtus” instead of “virtvs”] and if possible, give a translation between brackets [ …]. 
  
-**Century**\\ +**Language **\\  
-Picklist. Choose the century in which the mark was in use; multiple centuries are possible.+Picklist. Choose the language of the text on the mark. If the language is not available in the picklist, you can choose Other. Please specify the language of the provenance mark in the Notes field.
  
-**Date**\\ +**Technique  **\\ 
-The date in this field should be as specific as possible; general information on dates is given in the Century fieldFor personsgive the biographical datesIf no date can be found, leave the field empty.+Use a term from the picklistIf you miss a techniqueplease send an email to the PDA Coordinator [[mailto:mariekevdelft@outlook.com|Marieke van Delft]].
  
-**Iconclass**\\ +**ICONCLASS **\\ 
-Via the information button [questionmark] the most used codes are given. For more information, for example to describe the figures on the imageuse: http://iconclass.org/help/outline.+Click on the ICONCLASS button. When you enter a search term in the search box, you are presented with ICONCLASS codes that are potentially relevant. Select the code you want. For more inspirationsee: http://iconclass.org/help/outline.
  
-**Technique**\\ +**Date  **\\ 
-Use a term form the picklistIf you miss a techniqueplease send an email to [[mariekevdelft@outlook.com|Marieke van Delft]]PDA Coordinator.+The date in this field should be as specific as possible; general information on dates is given in the field Global date rangeFor personsgive the biographical datesIf no date can be foundleave the field empty
  
-**Width and Height**\\ +**Global date range**\\ 
-Give these in cm, rounded up or down to halves (2,5 cm)+In this field you can click a century; more than one century is possible.
  
-**Place of use**\\ +**Width and Height  **\\ 
-This means the place where the provenance mark was used or/and the Former Owner (user of the provenance marklived. Type the name of the place of use and the name will be retrieved. If not, see Missing Names below. You can also add the name of a country if you do not know a specific place or region where the mark was in use. Please verify the form of the name of the country in use in the CERL Thesaurus. There is some delay in the retrieval of the geographical names from the Thesaurus, so you may have to wait until it appears.+Give these in cm, rounded up or down to halves (2,5 cm); numbers only.
  
-**Former Owners**\\ +**Place of use  **\\ 
-Here comes the name of the user of the provenance mark. Insert the name of the Former Owner as specific as possible. This field is connected to the CERL Thesaurus. If you type a name, a person or institution pops up. If this is the right one, you insert it by clicking. Please verify the form of the name of the former owner in use in the CERL Thesaurus. There is some delay in the retrieval of the names from the Thesaurus, so you may have to wait until it appears. If you do not know the former ownerplease leave the field empty; in the presentation the words “Unidentified Owner” will appearAnd do not forget to tick the Can You Help box. +In the search box, enter the place where the provenance mark was used or/and the Former Owner (user of the  provenance mark) lived. This field is connected to the CERL Thesaurus. Type the name of the place of use and the name will be retrieved. You can also add the name of a country if you do not know a specific place or region where the mark was in use. There is some delay in the retrieval of the geographical names from the CERL Thesaurus, so you may have to wait until it appears. If no name pops up, add the place name via the ‘Add Lookup items’ button (see Missing names, below).  
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 +**Former Owners  **\\ 
 +Enter the name of the user (person or institution) of the provenance mark. Insert the name of the Former Owner as specific as possible. This field is connected to the CERL Thesaurus. If you type a name, the name of a person or institution pops up. If this is the right one, you insert it by clicking. There is some delay in the retrieval of the names from the Thesaurus, so you may have to wait until it appears. If no name pops upadd the name of the owner via the ‘Add Lookup items’ button (see Missing names, below)
  
-**Missing names**\\ +**Missing names / Add Lookup items **\\ 
-Place names and Former Owners are retrieved from the CERL Thesaurus Database.  +Place names and names of Former Owners are retrieved from the CERL Thesaurus Database. If no name pops up when typing, try some different spellings. If then still no name pops up, please  [[https://data.cerl.org/thesaurus/_search|open the CERL Thesaurus]] in a new tab and search for  the name. If the name is not present in the CERL Thesaurus, you can add it to the CERL Thesaurus with the button ‘Add lookup items’. A new form opens where you can choose between Place, Former Owner and Corporate Body.
-If no name pops up when typing, try some different spellings. If then still no name pops up, please open the CERL Thesaurus (https://data.cerl.org/thesaurus/_search)  in a new tab and search for the name. If the name lacks in CERL Thesaurus, you can add it with the button ‘Add missing lookup items’. A new form opens where you can choose between Place, Former Owner (person) and Former Owner (Institution). Insert the place or former owner and it will be kept in the CERL Thesaurus and your description. There can be some delay when saving new names in the Thesaurus, so you might have to wait before it turns up.+
  
-===== RIGHT PART OF THE FORM =====+{{ :resources:provenance:add_ct_variant.jpg?600 |}}
  
 +===== SAVING THE RECORD =====
  
-**Can You Help forum**\\ 
-{{ :resources:provenance:schermopname_1_.png?200|Can you Help?}} 
-If you could not identify the image, please give all the information about the image you have and tick this box. The image will then show up in the Can You Help forum at Arkyves and other scholars might be able to help you to identify it. If you could not identify the image, please give all the information about the image you have and tick this box. The image will then show up in the [[https://www.arkyves.org/r/section/him_CERLCANYOUHELP|Can You Help forum]] at Arkyves and other scholars might be able to help you identify it. 
  
-**Notes**\\ +You can save the record via the yellow button at the top or the bottom of the input form.
-In this field you can add information you were not yet able to provide: for example URL’s of other books with the same image. Other useful information such as bibliographical references, references to other provenance websites, information about a former owner etc. For some elements new fields might be defined in the future.+
  
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 +Can You Help?
 +If you could not identify the former owner, please use the input form to describe the image in as much detail as you can and then switch on ‘Can You Help?’ by toggling the slide at the top. You can add a specific question to the Notes field. The image will then show up in the ‘Can You Help?’ forum https://pda.cerl.org/canyouhelp. Other scholars might be able to help  you to identify it. If they are registered, they can give this information via the button Comments in the full display mode. You can retrieve all unidentified records by clicking ‘Can You Help?’ in the blue bar at the top of your screen.
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 resources/provenance/pdaguidelines.txt · Last modified: 2022/12/07 17:24 by lefferts

 

 

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