GRAVITATE Project and ResearchSpace Search
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GRAVITATE Project and ResearchSpace Search
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Toumba
Background
Slide reused from Karageorghis, Kiely, Hermon et al. ‘Towards an integrated cross-disciplinary approach to the study of Salamis Terracotta Statues’
Collections
ca.12
ca.160
ca.20
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Slide reused from Karageorghis, Kiely, Hermon et al. ‘Towards an integrated cross-disciplinary approach to the study of Salamis Terracotta Statues’
Basic Search for GRAVITATE objects
• Objects can be found using places, actors (people and groups) and terminologies– Currently terminologies direct from Merlin
Type of Salamis statuary
• Many shards of terracotta figures with some recognisable features (morphology)
Description of statuary
From text:• Material: terracotta (known)• Object type: statue (known)
– Modifier: over-lifesized
• Morphology: hand & wrist– Modifiers:
• Right hand• + Clenched
Morphology analysis
Morphology model
• ResearchSpace must also:– link individual parts to
(annotations over) 3D model– link these to an overall
(complete) body morphology
• but also allow assertions over sets of parts:– “these are all similar beards”– “these are all parts of the
same statue”
Description of statuary
• Further modifiers:– Fragment of left ear– Pierced lobe
• etc.
Description of statuary
From text:• Material: terracotta (known) &
paint (?)– Modifier: black paint
• Technique: painted• Object type: statue (known)• Morphology: head, hair &
eyebrow
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A new color, previously un-observed - yellow - has been identified inside the earrings decoration.
Materials analysis
Slide reused from Karageorghis, Kiely, Hermon et al. ‘Towards an integrated cross-disciplinary approach to the study of Salamis Terracotta Statues’
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Techniques analysis
Slide reused from Karageorghis, Kiely, Hermon et al. ‘Towards an integrated cross-disciplinary approach to the study of Salamis Terracotta Statues’
Vertical marks
Superimposition of incisions
C2412, front side
Various styles and coincidences of incision not currently recorded, but provide clues to families / re-assembly.
Challenges
• How to attach scientific/geometric analysis to individual shards (BM to document model for GRAVITATE)
• How to enrich search using these richer descriptions
• How to assert over sets:– families– re-assemblies (possibly cross-collection)
• How to enrich search over these sets
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