Welcome to the Colonial Collections data hub! The goal of the project is making datasets from archives and museums more transparent. The datasets will contain data that contributes to provenance research of objects collected in the colonial period. Opacity is considered as any hindrance that limits users in accessing data.

Against Opacity is the Dutch Consortium for the return of objects collected within colonial contexts and the question of trust, transparency and access. The Consortium consists of: Rijksdienst voor het Cultureel Erfgoed (RCE), Rijksmuseum Amsterdam, NIOD, Bronbeek Museum, National Museum of World Cultures.

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Knowledge Graph

by Colonial Collections Consortium41.951.237 statements

The knowledge graph of Colonial Collections. It contains heritage information from data providers, combined with information from other sources, e.g. terms from thesauri and dataset descriptions from the Dataset Register of the Dutch Digital Heritage Network (NDE).

Feel free to use this dataset, but please be aware that it can change at any time so long as the Colonial Collections project is not finished.

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Colonial Objects

by RCE0 statements

This dataset is published by a TriplyETL pipeline: internal link

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Stamboeken

by Bronbeek3.028.039 statements

Dataset Stamboeken of Bronbeek. It contains information from a colonial context.

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NMVW Collection Archives

by Nationaal Museum van Wereldculturen104.637.715 statements

This dataset is published by a TriplyETL pipeline: internal link

This is the dataset for NMVW.

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Overview of Colonial Objects

In this data story we showcase the colonial objects dataset by answering some interesting questions.

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Stamboeken data story

About how many people do we have information?

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