Object record
NUDS and collection IDs
Use ANS identifiers for object pages and structured NUDS/XML, then connect record fields to chronology, inscriptions, materials, departments, and physical measurements.
Dataset Profile
MANTIS as an archaeological data layer
The attached VoID files describe the ANS search endpoint as a MANTIS dataset published with an Open Database License. The same collection can be read as human-facing search results, Atom/RSS feeds, individual NUDS/XML records, RDF/XML, JSON-LD, Turtle, KML, geoJSON, Nomisma RDF dumps, and Pelagios annotations.
98,528VoID documents listed
10Nomisma RDF dump pages
10Pelagios RDF dump pages
ODbLOpen data license
Graph Model
Three ways into the same coin
Numismatic concepts
Nomisma RDF
Normalize mints, authorities, denominations, materials, hoards, and types against stable numismatic URIs so coins can be compared across collections.
Places and annotation
Pelagios links
Use place annotations to align coins with gazetteers and map layers: mint, findspot, subject place, issuing region, and movement through collections.
Search Workbench
Jump into ANS search
Enter a keyword and open MANTIS results directly. This keeps archAIology as the interpretive layer while ANS remains the source of record.
Feed Sketch
Recent collection records
Attempting Atom feed
Build Next
Research tools this page can grow into
Mint map
Render ANS mint geoJSON beside Pleiades and ToposText layers already used in the site.
Authority timeline
Stack rulers, civic authorities, dynasties, and coin types into a sortable chronological band.
Iconography index
Cluster obverse and reverse types by deity, animal, object, inscription, and political message.
Linked-data export
Let selected objects export as CSV, JSON-LD starter sets, or SPARQL-friendly URI lists.
Sources: local ANS VoID RDF files from pelagios.void.rdf and nomisma.void.rdf; ANS MANTIS search; ANS API documentation. Data belongs to the American Numismatic Society and is made available under the terms stated by ANS.