Adopted CollectiveAccess
Heraklion Archaeological Museum
The Heraklion Archaeological Museum in Crete — one of the world's most significant museums of Minoan art — runs its collections on the open-source CollectiveAccess, publishing them through a bilingual Pawtucket interface. Object records capture detailed data for Mediterranean antiquities, including material, dimensions, condition and excavation provenance, making dense archaeological documentation web-accessible for international research. A Greek national-museum example of using open-source CollectiveAccess to publish a major collection of ancient-world material.
Original source
Heraklion Archaeological Museum — CollectiveAccess system
Heraklion Archaeological Museum
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