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| If no record exists for the object, search a similar class of object to see how it is cataloged | If no record exists for the object, search a similar class of object to see how it is cataloged | ||
| - | Spellings – use Greek (preferred almost always) and Latin spellings | + | Spellings – use Greek (preferred almost always) and Latin spellings. When using something different from a common spelling, record the word with both spellings. |
| - | When using something different from a common spelling, | + | |
| - | record the word with both spellings | + | |
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| - | Greek Latin | + | |
| - | -os -us | + | |
| - | -eion -eum | + | |
| - | -ai -ae | + | |
| - | k c | + | |
| - | ei i | + | |
| - | oi oe | + | |
| + | Greek | ||
| + | -os | ||
| + | -eion | ||
| + | -ai | ||
| + | k | ||
| + | ei | ||
| + | oi | ||
| + | Latin | ||
| + | -us | ||
| + | -eum | ||
| + | -ae | ||
| + | c | ||
| + | i | ||
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| ==== Creator Info ==== | ==== Creator Info ==== | ||
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| ==== Style/Period ==== | ==== Style/Period ==== | ||
| - | Chronology is key – see cheat sheet. Vase painting also uses stylistic vocabulary – Black figure, Red figure, White ground, Six’s technique, etc. – Pots from Athens area usually add “Attic”. Look to the accession sheet for any special terms – ask Brian for clarification. Include “Ancient” as a term. | + | Chronology is key – see cheat sheet. Vase painting also uses stylistic vocabulary – Black figure, Red figure, White ground, Six’s technique, etc. – Pots from Athens area usually add “Attic”. Look to the accession sheet for any special terms – ask your supervisor for clarification. Include “Ancient” as a term. |
| ==== Subject ==== | ==== Subject ==== | ||
| - | Names of figures depicted are imptortant – use LoC for authority. If you can’t read an inscription, ask Brian – consult accession sheet for any terminology. | + | Names of figures depicted are imptortant – use LoC for authority. If you can’t read an inscription, ask your supervisor – consult accession sheet for any terminology. |
| ==== Culture ==== | ==== Culture ==== | ||
