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Antaldaniel: /* 👘 FSG Textile Collection */

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👘 FSG Textile Collection

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	== 👘 FSG Textile Collection ==		== 👘 FSG Textile Collection ==

	🆕 [[Item:Q989\|FSG Textile Collection]] items: [[Item:~~Q999~~\|semi-official robe with dragon depictions (Eth15T)]], [[Item:~~Q1001~~\|robe of a mandarin (Eth9T)]][[Item:Q1000\|sash (Eth36T)]].		[[File:TXB-Q986.png\|thumb]]

			🆕 Items modelled from the GOTHA.digital project's [[Item:Q989\|FSG Textile Collection]] items: [[Item:Q986\|semi-official robe with dragon depictions (Eth15T)]] • [[Item:Q999\|robe of a mandarin (Eth9T)]] • [[Item:Q1000\|sash (Eth36T)]].

	== 🎯 What TextileBase Offers ==		== 🎯 What TextileBase Offers ==

Antaldaniel at 21:33, 4 November 2025

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	🔗 All Items \| [[Special:ListProperties\|ListProperties]]		🔗 All Items \| [[Special:ListProperties\|ListProperties]]

	== 👗 FSG Textile Collection ==		== 👘 FSG Textile Collection ==

	[[Item:Q989\|FSG Textile Collection]] items:		🆕 [[Item:Q989\|FSG Textile Collection]] items: [[Item:Q999\|semi-official robe with dragon depictions (Eth15T)]], [[Item:Q1001\|robe of a mandarin (Eth9T)]][[Item:Q1000\|sash (Eth36T)]].
	[[Item:Q999\|semi-official robe with dragon depictions (Eth15T)]], [[Item:Q1001\|robe of a mandarin (Eth9T)]][[Item:Q1000\|sash (Eth36T)]].

	== 🎯 What TextileBase Offers ==		== 🎯 What TextileBase Offers ==

Antaldaniel at 21:31, 4 November 2025

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	🔍 '''Try it out!''' Browse garments, check source images, explore relationships between items and places—right here in our open Wikibase.		🔍 '''Try it out!''' Browse garments, check source images, explore relationships between items and places—right here in our open Wikibase.

	== 👗 ~~Example Dataset:~~ Latgale Garments ==		== 👗 Latgale Garments ==
	[[File:Textilebase four images.png\|left\|thumb\|450x450px\|Entry examples from Linked Open Datasets on Garments from the Latgale Region, from right to left: [[Item:Q142\| Q142]], [[Item:Q180\| Q180]], [[Item:Q179\| Q179]], [[Item:Q181\| Q181]].]]Explore 19th-century traditional '''shirts and skirts''' from the Latgale region in Eastern Latvia.The first published dataset, [[Linked Open Datasets on Garments from the Latgale Region]] contains data on Latvian traditional shirts and skirts from the Latgale region in Eastern Latvia. The [[Item:Q232\| female]] and [[Item:Q233\| male shirts]], and the [[Item:Q234\| skirts]] in the dataset are handmade and were worn in the 19th century. They represent both festive and daily wear of the local female and male peasants. The shirts are stored at the [[National History Museum of Latvia]] and the [[Ethnographic Open-Air Museum of Latvia]]. The data contain information on the locality of their origin, their approximate date of creation with various precisions, the materials they are made of, and the way of their fabrication, as well as their purpose of wearing (festive or daily wear) and wearer’s ethnicity and gender. They also include the name of the museum each shirt is stored at, supplemented with its unique inventory number. Data on some sample shirts also include a photo of the shirt.		[[File:Textilebase four images.png\|left\|thumb\|450x450px\|Entry examples from Linked Open Datasets on Garments from the Latgale Region, from right to left: [[Item:Q142\| Q142]], [[Item:Q180\| Q180]], [[Item:Q179\| Q179]], [[Item:Q181\| Q181]].]]Explore 19th-century traditional '''shirts and skirts''' from the Latgale region in Eastern Latvia.The first published dataset, [[Linked Open Datasets on Garments from the Latgale Region]] contains data on Latvian traditional shirts and skirts from the Latgale region in Eastern Latvia. The [[Item:Q232\| female]] and [[Item:Q233\| male shirts]], and the [[Item:Q234\| skirts]] in the dataset are handmade and were worn in the 19th century. They represent both festive and daily wear of the local female and male peasants. The shirts are stored at the [[National History Museum of Latvia]] and the [[Ethnographic Open-Air Museum of Latvia]]. The data contain information on the locality of their origin, their approximate date of creation with various precisions, the materials they are made of, and the way of their fabrication, as well as their purpose of wearing (festive or daily wear) and wearer’s ethnicity and gender. They also include the name of the museum each shirt is stored at, supplemented with its unique inventory number. Data on some sample shirts also include a photo of the shirt.

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	🔗 All Items \| [[Special:ListProperties\|ListProperties]]		🔗 All Items \| [[Special:ListProperties\|ListProperties]]

			== 👗 FSG Textile Collection ==

			[[Item:Q989\|FSG Textile Collection]] items:
			[[Item:Q999\|semi-official robe with dragon depictions (Eth15T)]], [[Item:Q1001\|robe of a mandarin (Eth9T)]][[Item:Q1000\|sash (Eth36T)]].

	== 🎯 What TextileBase Offers ==		== 🎯 What TextileBase Offers ==

Antaldaniel: /* 🧵 Example Dataset: Latgale Garments */

2025-07-16T08:10:53Z

🧵 Example Dataset: Latgale Garments

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	🔍 '''Try it out!''' Browse garments, check source images, explore relationships between items and places—right here in our open Wikibase.		🔍 '''Try it out!''' Browse garments, check source images, explore relationships between items and places—right here in our open Wikibase.

	== 🧵 Example Dataset: Latgale Garments ==		== 👗 Example Dataset: Latgale Garments ==
	[[File:Textilebase four images.png\|left\|thumb\|450x450px\|Entry examples from Linked Open Datasets on Garments from the Latgale Region, from right to left: [[Item:Q142\| Q142]], [[Item:Q180\| Q180]], [[Item:Q179\| Q179]], [[Item:Q181\| Q181]].]]Explore 19th-century traditional '''shirts and skirts''' from the Latgale region in Eastern Latvia.The first published dataset, [[Linked Open Datasets on Garments from the Latgale Region]] contains data on Latvian traditional shirts and skirts from the Latgale region in Eastern Latvia. The [[Item:Q232\| female]] and [[Item:Q233\| male shirts]], and the [[Item:Q234\| skirts]] in the dataset are handmade and were worn in the 19th century. They represent both festive and daily wear of the local female and male peasants. The shirts are stored at the [[National History Museum of Latvia]] and the [[Ethnographic Open-Air Museum of Latvia]]. The data contain information on the locality of their origin, their approximate date of creation with various precisions, the materials they are made of, and the way of their fabrication, as well as their purpose of wearing (festive or daily wear) and wearer’s ethnicity and gender. They also include the name of the museum each shirt is stored at, supplemented with its unique inventory number. Data on some sample shirts also include a photo of the shirt.		[[File:Textilebase four images.png\|left\|thumb\|450x450px\|Entry examples from Linked Open Datasets on Garments from the Latgale Region, from right to left: [[Item:Q142\| Q142]], [[Item:Q180\| Q180]], [[Item:Q179\| Q179]], [[Item:Q181\| Q181]].]]Explore 19th-century traditional '''shirts and skirts''' from the Latgale region in Eastern Latvia.The first published dataset, [[Linked Open Datasets on Garments from the Latgale Region]] contains data on Latvian traditional shirts and skirts from the Latgale region in Eastern Latvia. The [[Item:Q232\| female]] and [[Item:Q233\| male shirts]], and the [[Item:Q234\| skirts]] in the dataset are handmade and were worn in the 19th century. They represent both festive and daily wear of the local female and male peasants. The shirts are stored at the [[National History Museum of Latvia]] and the [[Ethnographic Open-Air Museum of Latvia]]. The data contain information on the locality of their origin, their approximate date of creation with various precisions, the materials they are made of, and the way of their fabrication, as well as their purpose of wearing (festive or daily wear) and wearer’s ethnicity and gender. They also include the name of the museum each shirt is stored at, supplemented with its unique inventory number. Data on some sample shirts also include a photo of the shirt.

Antaldaniel: /* 🧪 Experimental Features */

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🧪 Experimental Features

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	* '''Cross-institutional research''' with Seto, Livonian, and Latgalian textile data		* '''Cross-institutional research''' with Seto, Livonian, and Latgalian textile data

	== 🧪 Experimental Features ==		== 🔬 Experimental Features ==

	We are currently experimenting with data federation and user-friendly research tools such as '''faceted search interfaces''' that allow users to dynamically query the database through point-and-click filters.		We are currently experimenting with data federation and user-friendly research tools such as '''faceted search interfaces''' that allow users to dynamically query the database through point-and-click filters.

Antaldaniel: /* Getting started */

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Getting started

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	* '''Group Portrait of Johann George Schwartz, his Wife, and an Unknown Woman''' (drawing) ([[Item:Q329\|Q329]]) and its photographic reproduction ([[Item:Q328\|Q328]])		* '''Group Portrait of Johann George Schwartz, his Wife, and an Unknown Woman''' (drawing) ([[Item:Q329\|Q329]]) and its photographic reproduction ([[Item:Q328\|Q328]])
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	== Getting started ==		== 🫵🏼 Getting started ==
	* Add your publications to <code>TextileBase</code> 👉🏾[https://zenodo.org/communities/textilebase/ on Zenodo]		* Add your publications to <code>TextileBase</code> 👉🏾[https://zenodo.org/communities/textilebase/ on Zenodo]
	* Learn about editing and making manual data enrichments and comments on <code>TextileBase</code> [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]		* Learn about editing and making manual data enrichments and comments on <code>TextileBase</code> [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]
	* Try it out by adding your own research dataset 👉🏼 [https://reprex.nl/contact/ contact form]		* Try it out by adding your own research dataset 👉🏼 [https://reprex.nl/contact/ contact form]

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Add presentation

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	We also work with '''Wikimedia Eesti''' on the '''Wikimuseum''' concept that allows curators or researchers working with the original collections of various organisations to present digital surrogates into virtual, cross-institutional exhibitions accompanying multi-source datasets on <code>TextileBase</code>.		We also work with '''Wikimedia Eesti''' on the '''Wikimuseum''' concept that allows curators or researchers working with the original collections of various organisations to present digital surrogates into virtual, cross-institutional exhibitions accompanying multi-source datasets on <code>TextileBase</code>.

			* [https://reprex.nl/slides/20250609_wikimuseum_concept/ WikiMuseum = GLAM Wiki + Wikibase + Data Sharing Space] (press the '''F''' key to start the presentation.)

	* [https://et.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vikipeedia:GLAM/Traditional_Livonian_Clothing/Introduction Traditional Livonian Clothing]: an experimental exhibition bringing together primary and secondary sources from Estonia, Finland, and Latvia.		* [https://et.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vikipeedia:GLAM/Traditional_Livonian_Clothing/Introduction Traditional Livonian Clothing]: an experimental exhibition bringing together primary and secondary sources from Estonia, Finland, and Latvia.

Antaldaniel at 08:02, 16 July 2025

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	<code>TextileBase</code> is a collaborative platform for exploring linked open data ~~on historical clothing~~. Designed for dress history scholars, museums, and practitioners, it ~~brings together~~ structured data and digital media from garments, illustrations, and research sources.		<div style="text-align:center;">
			<strong><span style="font-size: 1.5em;">TextileBase</span></strong>
			</div>

			<code>TextileBase</code> is a collaborative platform for curating hard-to-find data and exploring historical clothing through linked open data in a broad interdisciplinary context. Designed for dress history scholars, museums, and practitioners, it integrates structured data and digital media from garments, illustrations, and related research sources.

	🔍 '''Try it out!''' Browse garments, check source images, explore relationships between items and places—right here in our open Wikibase.		🔍 '''Try it out!''' Browse garments, check source images, explore relationships between items and places—right here in our open Wikibase.

Antaldaniel: Wikimuseum

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Wikimuseum

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	<code>TextileBase</code> is a collaborative platform for exploring linked open data on historical clothing. Designed for dress history scholars, museums, and practitioners, it brings together structured data and digital media from garments, illustrations, and research sources.		<code>TextileBase</code> is a collaborative platform for exploring linked open data on historical clothing. Designed for dress history scholars, museums, and practitioners, it brings together structured data and digital media from garments, illustrations, and research sources.
	~~—mainly from Latvia and southeastern Estonia, ca. 1820–1920.<blockquote>~~🔍 '''Try it out!''' Browse garments, check source images, explore relationships between items and places—right here in our open Wikibase.~~</blockquote>~~
			🔍 '''Try it out!''' Browse garments, check source images, explore relationships between items and places—right here in our open Wikibase.

	== 🧵 Example Dataset: Latgale Garments ==		== 🧵 Example Dataset: Latgale Garments ==
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	* '''Direct links''' to RDF datasets, compatible with Europeana and EOSC standards; all data follow FAIR principles and are stored in RDF format (e.g., [[Special:EntityData/Q347.ttl\|Q347.ttl]]).		* '''Direct links''' to RDF datasets, compatible with Europeana and EOSC standards; all data follow FAIR principles and are stored in RDF format (e.g., [[Special:EntityData/Q347.ttl\|Q347.ttl]]).
	* '''Cross-institutional research''' with Seto, Livonian, and Latgalian textile data		* '''Cross-institutional research''' with Seto, Livonian, and Latgalian textile data

			== 🧪 Experimental Features ==

			We are currently experimenting with data federation and user-friendly research tools such as '''faceted search interfaces''' that allow users to dynamically query the database through point-and-click filters.

			These features are being prototyped in the '''Finno-Ugric Data Sharing Space (FUDSS)''', a sister infrastructure to TextileBase. FUDSS places Seto and Livonian garments in the wider context of Finno-Ugric cultural research, including music, audiovisual heritage, photography, and interdisciplinary publications.

			* Introduction to the '''Finno-Ugric Data Sharing Space''' 👉🏼 <https://reprex.nl/project/finnougricdataspace/>
			* Landing page 👉🏾 <https://reprexbase.eu/fu/index.php?title=Main_Page>
			* Experimental semantic browser 👉🏻<http://135.181.91.51:3006/en/>; we would like to develop a similar, multifunctional semantic browser similar to the Finno-Ugric Sampo in future projects.

			We also work with '''Wikimedia Eesti''' on the '''Wikimuseum''' concept that allows curators or researchers working with the original collections of various organisations to present digital surrogates into virtual, cross-institutional exhibitions accompanying multi-source datasets on <code>TextileBase</code>.

			* [https://et.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vikipeedia:GLAM/Traditional_Livonian_Clothing/Introduction Traditional Livonian Clothing]: an experimental exhibition bringing together primary and secondary sources from Estonia, Finland, and Latvia.

			*[https://et.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vikipeedia:GLAM/Traditional_Seto_Clothing Traditional Seto Clothing]: an experimental exhibition bringing together primary and secondary sources from Estonia, Finland, Hungary and Latvia.

	== 🖼️ Secondary Sources ==		== 🖼️ Secondary Sources ==
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	* '''Estonian Peasant Dance''' (drawing) ([[Item:Q322\|Q322]]) and Estonian Peasant Dance (drawing reproduction) ([[Item:Q321\|Q321]])		* '''Estonian Peasant Dance''' (drawing) ([[Item:Q322\|Q322]]) and Estonian Peasant Dance (drawing reproduction) ([[Item:Q321\|Q321]])
	* '''Group Portrait of Johann George Schwartz, his Wife, and an Unknown Woman''' (drawing) ([[Item:Q329\|Q329]]) and its photographic reproduction ([[Item:Q328\|Q328]])		* '''Group Portrait of Johann George Schwartz, his Wife, and an Unknown Woman''' (drawing) ([[Item:Q329\|Q329]]) and its photographic reproduction ([[Item:Q328\|Q328]])
			<br />
	== Getting started ==		== Getting started ==
	* [https://zenodo.org/communities/textilebase/ ~~TextileBase~~ on Zenodo]		* Add your publications to <code>TextileBase</code> 👉🏾[https://zenodo.org/communities/textilebase/ on Zenodo]
	* [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]		* Learn about editing and making manual data enrichments and comments on <code>TextileBase</code> [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]
			* Try it out by adding your own research dataset 👉🏼 [https://reprex.nl/contact/ contact form]

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	== 🖼️ Secondary Sources ==		== 🖼️ Secondary Sources ==
	[[File:TextileBase Q321 thumbnail.jpg\|left\|thumb\|TextileBase contains references and previews of secondary sources, such as drawings, color plates or photographs of garments.]]We also host structured metadata and image previews of '''drawings''', '''prints''', and '''photographs''' that document traditional dress. They are important secondary sources, and they are usually ~~find~~ in different type of institutions and with different data curation methods; most surviving textile artefacts come from museums, but secondary sources often to be found in archives and libraries.		[[File:TextileBase Q321 thumbnail.jpg\|left\|thumb\|TextileBase contains references and previews of secondary sources, such as drawings, color plates or photographs of garments.]]We also host structured metadata and image previews of '''drawings''', '''prints''', and '''photographs''' that document traditional dress. They are important secondary sources, and they are usually found in different type of institutions and with different data curation methods; most surviving textile artefacts come from museums, but secondary sources often to be found in archives and libraries.

	Examples:		Examples: