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A "TreeTexT" and pictures manager as a personal tool for object-knowledge representation in classical archaeology and history of art

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Fig. 1 – A peripteros with its parts and subparts.

Fig. 1 – A peripteros with its parts and subparts.

Fig. 2 – “TreeText” with a peripteros description.

Fig. 2 – “TreeText” with a peripteros description.

Fig. 3 – Description of generic relations in a “TreeText” thesaurus.

Fig. 3 – Description of generic relations in a “TreeText” thesaurus.

Fig. 4 – Picture pointers in a “TreeText” description.

Fig. 4 – Picture pointers in a “TreeText” description.

Fig. 5 – Result obtained after a primary query for the term “naos”, for “staircase = 2” in sub-contexts and for “prostylos” in the primary context.

Fig. 5 – Result obtained after a primary query for the term “naos”, for “stairca...

Fig. 6 – Result obtained after a primary query for theterm “cella” and for “cella” in adjacent contexts (i.e. for objects with more than one cella).

Fig. 6 – Result obtained after a primary query for theterm “cella” and for “cell...

Fig. 7 – Result obtained after a primary query for the term “naos”, for “in-antis” in the primary context, for “date=550..-450” in the root context and for “tetrasytlos” in the next sub-contexts relative to the primary one. Due to the use of the flag “{THS+}” the query term “in-antis” led to the additional descriptor “prostylos-et-in-antis” and “tetrastylos” to “tetrastylos:2”.

Fig. 7 – Result obtained after a primary query for the term “naos”, for “in-anti...

Eisner M. 1996, A "TreeTexT" and pictures manager as a personal tool for object-knowledge representation in classical archaeology and history of art, Archeologia e Calcolatori 7