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Where the data is available, the below template should act as a guide for creating new item records for a Person of Interest.
Where the data is available, the below template should act as a guide for creating new item records for a Person of Interest.
Note that in some cases - such as when a women is listed as the supporter/proposer of the election of a man to, say, the Royal Archaeological Institute (e.g. [https://beyond-notability.wiki.opencura.com/wiki/Item:Q232 E. Jackson (Q232)] - few details may be known of the person of interest.


''BEFORE CREATING A NEW ITEM ALWAYS [https://beyond-notability.wiki.opencura.com/wiki/Special:Search SEARCH HERE] TO CHECK IF A RECORD FOR THEM EXISTS ALREADY (you may be pleasantly surprised!''
''BEFORE CREATING A NEW ITEM ALWAYS [https://beyond-notability.wiki.opencura.com/wiki/Special:Search SEARCH HERE] TO CHECK IF A RECORD FOR THEM EXISTS ALREADY (you may be pleasantly surprised!''

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Beyond Notability: Person of Interest

A Person of Interest is typically a women who worked in archaeology, history and/or heritage between 1870 and 1950, and who we encounter in our main archival records of interest, but it may include some men and other women whose lives are sufficiently of interest to represent more fully.

Where the data is available, the below template should act as a guide for creating new item records for a Person of Interest.

Note that in some cases - such as when a women is listed as the supporter/proposer of the election of a man to, say, the Royal Archaeological Institute (e.g. E. Jackson (Q232) - few details may be known of the person of interest.

BEFORE CREATING A NEW ITEM ALWAYS SEARCH HERE TO CHECK IF A RECORD FOR THEM EXISTS ALREADY (you may be pleasantly surprised!

Template

Employment

employer (P18) > item for employer (e.g. British School at Rome (Q25))

With possible qualifier(s):

Election

(for example for election to Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries of London)

election to SAL proposed by (P16) > name of primary proposer (e.g. Society of Antiquaries of London Council (Q27) or A H Thomas (Q155))

With possible qualifier(s):

Sex or Gender

sex or gender (P3) > item for sex or gender.

Link to Wikidata entry

described at URL (P14) > full url for wikidata item for person, e.g. https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q18674130.

Link to Archaeology Data Service entry

Archaeology Data Service person ID (P34) > free text identifer for person from Archaeology Data Service.

With qualifier:

Residence

residence (P29) > item for town/village/city in which the person once resided, e.g. West Hoathly (Q183).

With possible qualifier(s):

  • street address (P31) > free text street address.
  • start time (P27) > date at which they began living at the above residence.
  • end time (P28) > date at which they ceased living at the above residence.
  • point in time (P1) > a date we know they lived at the above residence (useful if start and end dates are unclear and/or if multiple residences are recorded without P27 or P28 information).

Birth and Death

Dates: date of birth (P26) is used to record date of birth and date of death (P15) to record date of death.

Place of birth: use place of birth (P30) like residence (P29), as described above.

Family

Various family relationships can be recorded. If you can't find a relationship you want on the list list of properties, adopt it from wikidata. Usage is as follows:

spouse (P41) > item for spouse, e.g. Christopher Hawkes (Q97).