Chronographs

ModifyAdd new reference >

Enter a full reference
Example: Patrick DIGELMAN, « Diagnostic archéologique. Commune de Bras, Var. Chapelle Notre-Dame de Bethléem », Rapport d’opération archéologique, Bras, 12-21 Juin 2017. Patrimages No. RAP08651 'http://patrimages.culture.gouv.fr/siteArcheo/16775', consultation 05/02/2020

Specify the source's type

Specify the source's category

Specify an abbreviated version of the reference
Example: [P. DIGELMAN, Diagnostic archéologique..., 2017]

Pass down your remarks/comments

ModifyAdd new global local context >

impacts the whole collection of edifices impacts a subset of the collection of edifices

Select artefact(s) concerned by the context

Select a context type from the list

Enter a short description of the contextual information

Additional remarks or comments on this information

Assessment of relevance

Select reference(s) from the list

Specify the START and END of the event

date credibility

Textual information concerning the temporal coverage of this specific context

Link the temporal coverage to an existing reference

ModifyAdd new artefact >

impacts the whole collection of edifices

Enter the leading name of the artefact

Select the initial social use of the artefact

Comments/general information about this artefact

Upload an image illustrating the artefact

Select reference(s) from the list

Hypotheses/comments regarding what preceded the artefact

Hypotheses/comments regarding what succeeded the artefact

Information on the author/owner of the image

Add geo infos

Latitude Longitude Altitude (meters)

Select the quality assessment for longitude/latitude data (select value 3 if you clicked your point on the map)

Select the artefact type (spatial granularity)

Enter a nickname for the artefact

Enter a textual description for the artefact's location

Enter a hierarchy path (optional, follow the template)

Enter a geoNames identifier (if available)

Add comments if needed

ModifyAdd new transformation >

An act or an event that transforms an artefact (e.g. morphological transformation, recurrent transformation, destructive transformation, ...).

Specify the type of transformation

Select the subtype of the transformation

Indicate whether this transformation has resulted in a variation in the size the object enlargement
no change in object size
diminution
lack of information

Indicate the number of segments created by division of the artefact Indicate the number of segments 'detached' from the artefact Indicate the number of segments 'attached' to the artefact

Provide a short text describing the transformation.

Provide the references on which the transformation description is based

Provide your comments on the transformation and, where appropriate, significant extracts from the sources cited to make it easier for others to understand the proposed interpretation

Specify the START and END of the event

date credibility

Indicate how the date is described in the sources you have relied on

Provide the references on which the transformation dating is based

Specify the leveling of the transformation in the chronograph

Specify the importance and nature of the modifications introduced to the artefact importance short text detailing the nature of the modifications

morphological modifications

structural modifications

functional modifications

ModifyAdd new state >

start date - end date transformation type
description state

Specify the type of state of artefact after transformation
In case of a composed state (i.e. active portion and inactive segment - segmental anaesthesia for example) each state needs to be defined independently.

State reliability

Provide a short text describing the state.

Provide the references on which the state description is based

If applicable, indicate the presence of relicts

Where applicable, indicate the occurrence of a translocation
no
yes

This state begins with:
transformation start date
transformation end date

Determine the variation in size of the segmental anaesthesia portion enlargement
no change in object size
diminution

If the transformation marks the end of segmental anaesthesia, indicate its specificity