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language: |
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- fi |
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- sv |
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- la |
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- de |
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tags: |
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- medieval |
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- charters |
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- diplomata |
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size_categories: |
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- 1K<n<10K |
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license: cc0-1.0 |
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pretty_name: Diplomatarium Fennicum dataset |
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# Diplomatarium Fennicum-dataset |
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## Dataset summary |
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Dataset consisting of eight data fields taken from the Diplomatarium Fennicum -database. |
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Diplomatarium Fennicum -database (df.narc.fi) contains medieval charters and text excerpts conserning Finland and Finns, |
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and is published and maintained by the National Archives of Finland. |
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The data fields selected are central to identifying, categorizing and analyzing the texts. |
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The dataset represents only very minimally the whole database; the selected data have been cleaned and combined, |
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to make it also human legible. The dataset is intended to be used for various experiments and tests on medieval data |
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in the fields of digital humanities, data analytics and linguistics. |
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## Description of data |
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- **df** -column is the unique identifier for the textual entity (usually an individual charter). |
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- **dating_start_year** -column gives the starting year for the time period when the document was published. If the dating is exact, this is the only temporal value given. |
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- **dating_end_year** -column gives the ending year for the time period when the document was published. If the dating is exact, this column is empty. |
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- **issuingplace**: If identifiable, the issuing place of the document. Name forms in several languages, mainly in Finnish and Swedish. |
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- **issuingplacecountry**: The country in which the place of issue is or was located. |
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- **language**: language or languages of the document with values given in Finnish. |
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- **indexterm**: Index terms in Finnish, concerning both the form of the document as well as its contents. |
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- **transcript**: The text of the charter, given according to Reinhold Hausen's Finlands Medeltidsurkunder I-VIII (1910-1935) or his Registrum Ecclesiae Aboensis (1890). |