Göbekli Tepe Ontoterminology
The archaeological finds of the T-pillars at Göbekli Tepe, modelled so a machine can reason over them.
Open data
Seven ontologies and ontoterminologies for ancient studies, from Neolithic Anatolia to the courts of Classical Athens. Each is deposited with a DOI and queryable through the SPARQL endpoint; each page here explains what the dataset models and how to get at it.
All datasets
The archaeological finds of the T-pillars at Göbekli Tepe, modelled so a machine can reason over them.
Archaic lyric poets, their poems and the vocabulary of the genre.
An event-centric model of crisis in Greek and Roman antiquity, built as a CIDOC-CRM extension.
Events of the Hellenistic world, the people who shaped them, and the ancient writers who chronicled them.
Philosophers, their works, their schools, and where and when they lived.
The legal proceedings of the Athenian courts.
The individuals and groups who presided over or judged a legal proceeding in Athens.
Using the data
Every dataset lives in its own named graph on the lab's Virtuoso triplestore. You
reference that graph in the FROM clause of a query; the endpoint checks it
matches the dataset you loaded and reports a validation error if it does not.
Cite the DOI, not this page. Each dataset page links to its Zenodo record, where the formal citation and the versioned files live.
The datasets are published under Creative Commons licences.
Please contact the authors. Each dataset page lists its creators and curators under Credits, with ORCIDs where available. For anything else, write to talosailab@gmail.com.
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