Guidance on startDate for Dead_people_place #39
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The definition for startDate for Dead_people_place is not clear. I have a number of potential start dates for Toowong Cemetery:
How can I give guidance on what date has been used? I'm leaning towards using the first burial or official opening date. |
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You can always assign any of the XML Date for any of the #Dead_people_place, #Container_for_human_remains, #Remains and #Monument classes. While prov stipulates xsd:dateTime, you can still use xsd:gYear: I'm arguing here that the cemetery really began, as a thing, when the land was allocated for it. But the Cemetery Trust established in October 1870 is a separate legal entity that Fibo Trust can deal with, the first burial on 3 January 1871 is the first grave and the official opening on 5 July 1875 is really an event? All of these can be related temporally with time:before and time:after. References move to Time/Prov Ontology #1. |
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@rwarren2 Would you like me to convert this issue to a discussion to keep the issue list tidy? |
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Please. I'm about to open up a number of other issues and push changes. |
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You can always assign any of the XML Date for any of the #Dead_people_place, #Container_for_human_remains, #Remains and #Monument classes. While prov stipulates xsd:dateTime, you can still use xsd:gYear:
I'm arguing here that the cemetery really began, as a thing, when the land was allocated for it. But the Cemetery Trust established in October 1870 is a separate legal entity that Fibo Trust can deal with, the first burial on 3 January 1871 is the first grave and the official opening on 5 July 1875 is really an event?
All of these c…