Wikidata as a platform for Linked Open Data about collections
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Martin Poulter from the University of Oxford discusses using Wikidata as a platform for linked open data about museum and library collections. Several collections from the Ashmolean Museum and Bodleian Libraries have been added to Wikidata, containing over 10,000 items of Islamic and Asian art, botanical artworks, special collection books, and doctoral theses. Wikidata now has data on 700 astrolabes total across multiple collections. Poulter provides links for further information and his contact details.
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