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Short explanation

As a researcher you work with different kinds of sources (archival documents, literature, images, technical reports, etc.) that present artistic, literary, scientific content in a specific way. Geovistory Toolbox support five kind of source objects:

  • A is a source with a uniquely existing content (frequently made by hand).

  • A is a source that was produced with the intention of having a multitude of copies.

  • A is a specific copie of a Serially Produced Source.

  • comprises objects that are, or have been planned, to be produced in sequences of objects. Often they have common features.

  • A is the content you receive when sending a web request into the web.

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Reproduce the content of a source