https://library.umass.edu/wikis/ICL/ 2026-04-04T03:02:02+0000 https://library.umass.edu/wikis/ICL/ https://library.umass.edu/wikis/ICL/lib/tpl/arctic/images/favicon.ico text/html 2022-10-27T14:11:43+0000 bps (bps@undisclosed.example.com) https://library.umass.edu/wikis/ICL/doku.php?id=access&rev=1666879903&do=diff Rights Reproduction & Access Overview (Req) The Rights Reproduction & Access field is where to record information on who has access to the images in this collection or other access restrictions. For all images in our UMass Amherst Art History Image Collection use the access statement, 'Restricted to University of Massachusetts Amherst community.' text/html 2018-12-27T19:19:50+0000 annies (annies@undisclosed.example.com) https://library.umass.edu/wikis/ICL/doku.php?id=umass_archaeological_services&rev=1545938390&do=diff UMAS Registry Massachusetts Historic Bottle Collection * When: Winter 2016-2017 * Student: Larissa Blitz * Schema: Modified Archaeocore, UMAS AIC * Filenames: UMAG00001 through UMAG00128 19th Century Roxbury Family Collection * When: Spring semester, 2017 text/html 2018-12-27T15:30:46+0000 annies (annies@undisclosed.example.com) https://library.umass.edu/wikis/ICL/doku.php?id=guidelines_for_cataloging_specific_subjects&rev=1545924646&do=diff Guidelines for Cataloging Specific Subjects * Ancient Greek Images * Chicano Art/Latin American * Graphic Arts * Greek Chronology * Japanese Historical Periods * Pastels * Etruscan and Roman Time Periods * Tyndaris site dates * UMass Archaeological Services text/html 2018-03-28T16:02:41+0000 annies (annies@undisclosed.example.com) https://library.umass.edu/wikis/ICL/doku.php?id=tyndaris_site_dates&rev=1522252961&do=diff Cataloging images from Tyndaris (Tindari) Use this section only as a starting point. The Site The site includes Insula IV, a Roman Basilica, and a Greek theater. If an image includes both Insula IV and the Basilica, then both works should be accounted for. You can do this by including two titles, one for each work. You will also need to include the dates for each of the works too, so you'll have two complete sets of creation dates. text/html 2017-09-22T17:55:32+0000 annies (annies@undisclosed.example.com) https://library.umass.edu/wikis/ICL/doku.php?id=chinese_chronology&rev=1506102932&do=diff Chinese Chronology Use this section only as a starting point. Once you have narrowed your Style_Period options down, go to Getty AAT to find the authority record for the term you need. These terms are to be used for Style/Period. The hierarchy and overlap of terms can be confusing, but typically, just one Style/Period term will be sufficient for an image record. Common terms appear below in bold. Include as many terms as are applicable, but give preference to a more specific term; e.g., use We… text/html 2017-09-22T17:50:15+0000 annies (annies@undisclosed.example.com) https://library.umass.edu/wikis/ICL/doku.php?id=japanese_historical_periods&rev=1506102615&do=diff Historical Periods of Japan Use this section only as a starting point. Once you have narrowed your Style_Period options down, go to Getty AAT to find the authority record for the term you need. Note: In Japanese locations, the suffix “shi” indicates a city name, and text/html 2017-09-22T17:41:29+0000 annies (annies@undisclosed.example.com) https://library.umass.edu/wikis/ICL/doku.php?id=korean_historical_periods&rev=1506102089&do=diff Historical Periods of Korea Use this section only as a starting point. Once you have narrowed your Style_Period options down, go to Getty AAT to find the authority record for the term you need. Remember that Luna does not handle diacritical marks well. Please remove accents and diacritics. text/html 2016-10-19T17:11:07+0000 annies (annies@undisclosed.example.com) https://library.umass.edu/wikis/ICL/doku.php?id=subject&rev=1476897067&do=diff Subject Overview (Req, Rep, Getty Vocabularies/LOC Authorities/other) Subject provides a way to record what a work of art is about or what a photograph is of. Subject analysis for images can be incredibly difficult when doing image cataloging, but ask yourself one question... What do you see? The answer will often will lead to an appropriate subject heading, (including elements found in abstract paintings where the composition includes no representative subject matter, but rather only lines … text/html 2016-04-11T14:56:17+0000 bamichae (bamichae@undisclosed.example.com) https://library.umass.edu/wikis/ICL/doku.php?id=etruscan_and_roman_time_periods&rev=1460386577&do=diff Etruscan and Roman Chronology Use this section only as a starting point. Once you have narrowed your Style_Period options down, go to Getty AAT to find the authority record for the term you need. Etruscan Periods Early Etruscan (ca. 900-400 BCE)