History fragments in descriptions of texts and in the metadata of a pedunculate oak in Dresden
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History fragments in descriptions of texts and in the metadata of a pedunculate oak in Dresden
Summary
History fragments in descriptions of texts and in the metadata of a pedunculate oak in Dresden is a blog post[1].
Key Facts
- History fragments in descriptions of texts and in the metadata of a pedunculate oak in Dresden authored Jens Bemme[2].
- History fragments in descriptions of texts and in the metadata of a pedunculate oak in Dresden's image is recorded as Birthday banner for 4th Wikidata Birthday.png[3].
- History fragments in descriptions of texts and in the metadata of a pedunculate oak in Dresden's image is recorded as Splittereiche Winter (4).jpg[4].
- History fragments in descriptions of texts and in the metadata of a pedunculate oak in Dresden's image is recorded as 30208-Dresden-1979-Großer Garten 6-teilig-Brück & Sohn Kunstverlag.jpg[5].
- History fragments in descriptions of texts and in the metadata of a pedunculate oak in Dresden's instance of is recorded as blog post[6].
- History fragments in descriptions of texts and in the metadata of a pedunculate oak in Dresden's OCLC number is recorded as 8840437714[7].
- History fragments in descriptions of texts and in the metadata of a pedunculate oak in Dresden's DOI is recorded as 10.58079/UQCR[8].
- History fragments in descriptions of texts and in the metadata of a pedunculate oak in Dresden's language of work or name is recorded as German[9].
- History fragments in descriptions of texts and in the metadata of a pedunculate oak in Dresden's publication date is recorded as +2020-10-22T00:00:00Z[10].
- History fragments in descriptions of texts and in the metadata of a pedunculate oak in Dresden's main subject is recorded as Splittereiche[11].
- History fragments in descriptions of texts and in the metadata of a pedunculate oak in Dresden's main subject is recorded as Wikidata birthday[12].
- History fragments in descriptions of texts and in the metadata of a pedunculate oak in Dresden's main subject is recorded as Großer Garten[13].
- History fragments in descriptions of texts and in the metadata of a pedunculate oak in Dresden's main subject is recorded as metadata[14].
- History fragments in descriptions of texts and in the metadata of a pedunculate oak in Dresden's work available at URL is recorded as https://textlab.hypotheses.org/4109[15].
- History fragments in descriptions of texts and in the metadata of a pedunculate oak in Dresden's catalog is recorded as Regional bibliography of Saxony[16].
- History fragments in descriptions of texts and in the metadata of a pedunculate oak in Dresden's published in is recorded as textlab.hypotheses.org[17].
- History fragments in descriptions of texts and in the metadata of a pedunculate oak in Dresden's title is recorded as Geschichtssplitter in Beschreibungen von Texten und in den Metadaten einer Stieleiche in Dresden[18].
- History fragments in descriptions of texts and in the metadata of a pedunculate oak in Dresden's cites work is recorded as Baumnetze – Geschichte(n) sammeln, teilen, erforschen[19].
- History fragments in descriptions of texts and in the metadata of a pedunculate oak in Dresden's cites work is recorded as Research questions at the interfaces between library, SLUB textlab and Digital Humanities[20].
- History fragments in descriptions of texts and in the metadata of a pedunculate oak in Dresden's cites work is recorded as Fragen gibt es überall. #1Lib1Nearby-Sommerprojekte für #MenschenInBibliotheken[21].
- History fragments in descriptions of texts and in the metadata of a pedunculate oak in Dresden's cites work is recorded as Baumnetze, Landesgeschichte und offene Datenberge – Wissen durch Knotenbildung mit Wikidata zum 8.[22].
- History fragments in descriptions of texts and in the metadata of a pedunculate oak in Dresden's K10plus PPN ID is recorded as 1764677587[23].
Body
Authorship and Creation
History fragments in descriptions of texts and in the metadata of a pedunculate oak in Dresden authored Jens Bemme[2].
Publication
History fragments in descriptions of texts and in the metadata of a pedunculate oak in Dresden's publication date is recorded as +2020-10-22T00:00:00Z[10]. Its language of work or name is recorded as German[9].
Subject and Themes
Main subjects include Splittereiche[11], Wikidata birthday[12], Großer Garten[13], and metadata[14].