Record linkages

Record linkages
Refers to techniques used to link records from different sources. The most common example is nominal record-linkage which is a method for linking people across time from different sources, based on their names and other attributes.
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Project Beyond Legalism: Amnesties, Transition and Conflict Transformation 01.09.2010
Project The Listening Gallery: Integrating Music with Exhibitions and Gallery Displays, Medieval to Baroque 12.08.2010
Project Prosopography of the Byzantine World (PBW ) 23.07.2010
Project Weaving communities of practice. Textiles, culture and identity in the Andes: a semiotic and ontological approach. 22.07.2010
Project Who Were the Nuns? 22.07.2010
Project The British Book Trade Index on the Web 21.07.2010
Project Regnum Francorum Online 20.07.2010
Project Women in Modern Irish Culture 20.07.2010
Project Digital catalogue of illuminated manuscripts in the Western Collections of the British Library (DigCIM) 19.07.2010
Project British Fiction, 1800-1829: A Database of Production, Circulation and Reception History 19.07.2010
Project Commissioning, production, content and audience reception of bicentenary events commemorating the abolition of the slave trade in the UK, 1807-2007 16.07.2010
Project Making Britain: Visions of Home and Abroad (1870-1950) 14.07.2010
Project A Descriptive Catalogue of the James M. Carpenter Collection of Traditional Song and Drama 13.07.2010
Project Tibetan visual history 1920-1950: an online resource 05.07.2010
Project Glasgow Emblem Digitisation Project 02.07.2010
Project The Science Fiction Hub: a subject portal for science fiction studies 02.07.2010
Project Improving access to the British artists' film & video study collection 01.07.2010
Project Urban connectivity in Iron-Age and Roman Southern Spain 01.07.2010
Project The Correspondence of William Henry Fox Talbot 30.06.2010
Project English Monastic Archives: Access and Analysis 25.06.2010
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