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Assumptions about main elements:

Main category: "Dies", e. g. RQEM ad. 485 will be in category "Dies".
There will be no separate category "Collections", but the collection information will be stored with each die.
There will be a category "Literature" with will link to a single literature entry, e. g. Asthon 2007 which will hold all the details about the literature: R. H. J. Ashton, "The pre-Imperial Coinage of Iasos", Numismatic Chronicle 167 (2007), p. 47-78 (catalogue p. 69-71).
For the authority-informtion, we have several options:
- just have the option to add multiple fields "add authority" and then enter two fields (roi, empereru, danystie) and Nomisma link
- Minimal approach: We could also only store: http://nomisma.org/id/alexander_iii - if this is suffidient information
- Maximum approach: If authority is important, we could have each authority entered seperately. This would mean a category "Authorities", with an etry like Alexandre III le Grand where details like Nomisma-Link, title (King Argyade/Temenid), period (336-323 BC) and type (claimed authority) can be entered. In the Coins, you then only need to reference to several authorities, in a field "authorities", wih values like Alexandre III le Grand, Philippe II This is comparable to what we did with the "Persone" database in FINA.
- How does the "Authorities" information relate to the "authorities" Excel-Sheet. It holds information about "Mints". But nowhere in die Die database is a reference to a mint...

Details from the Excel tab "Die Study dataase"

Dies

N°

Number

what is the idea behind a numbering?

URI de la noctice

What does this mean? Seams to be emtpy all the time

Titre de la notice (dénomination, métal, autorité, région)

Title of the notice (name, metal, authority, region)

seems to be a title. Is not a nice page title: RQEM ad. 488 - Iasos (Carie), bronze, dichalque ou tetrachalque (?), début ou milieu du IIe siècle avant J.-C.. We can save this title in a field, but we would need to have an idea what will be the name of a page for the coin.

I would suggest only RQEM ad. 488 - will this be suffucient for an uniqu page name?

What das RQEM mean?

What does "notice" mean? Does it mean something like "discovered object" (objet découvert).

Lien/Crédit photographique

do we (only) link to external pages with photographs? I thought you will upload images to the wiki?

Collections

Nom du recueil

Collection name

N° de recueil

Collection number

N° Sear de la série

Series number

Autre référence bib. de la série

N° Hoover de la série

What is Hoover?

Lien vers PELLA, SCO, etc

What is this? No content there. If there are more links, we might need more fields.

Publication de l'étude de coins

Literature

I suggest to call it Literature, as I suppost it wll be a separate entry, like in FINA Wiki: https://fina.oeaw.ac.at/wiki/index.php/Argelati_1730_by_Abraham_Gronovius

Lien de la publication sur Worldcat.org: Worldcat.org
Lien de la publication sur Donum.numismatics.org: Numusmatics.org

Issuer/Authority

Can be multiple (Add anohter entry). Currently 1-4

Autorité émettrice/atelier

Issuer (or "Authority"?

How to translate "Atelier"?

Lien pleiades.stoa.org

Lien Nomisma.org

Région de l'atelier

Region

Lien pleiades.stoa.org

Lien Nomisma.org

Modern country

Country

Autorité 1 (roi, empereur, dynaste)

Ruler?

Lien Nomisma ou BnF
Autorité 2 (roi, empereur, dynaste)
Lien Nomisma ou BnF
Autorité 3 (roi, empereur, dynaste)
Lien Nomisma ou BnF
Autorité 4 (roi, empereur, dynaste)
Lien Nomisma ou BnF

Date

This is the date of the die?

Date 1: Date from
Date 2: Date to
Date (forme rédigée)

Date (written form)

Période: Period; Nomisma.org

Coin details

Liste de masses (en g)

Wheigt

Mode (en g)

Mode

Médiane (en g)

Median

Moyenne (en g)

Average

Diam (en mm)

Diameter

Orientation des axes

Axis Orientation

Dénomination

Lien Nomisma de la dénomination

Étalon

What does this mean?

Métal
Lien Nomisma du métal
Légende de droit
Langue de la légende de droit Type de droit (homogénéisé)
Légende de revers (homogénéisé)
Langue de la légende de revers
Type de revers (homogénéisé)

Nombre de d

??

Nombre de r
Nombre de monnaies (n)
n/d
Estimation du nb de droits
D (Carter 1983)
Couverture en % d = % de D (Esty 1984)
Monnaies produites (si D=20000)
Taux de survie
productivité moyenne si tx de survie = 1/10000
productivité moyenne si tx de survie = 1/5000 ratio r/d
Coins partagés avec d'autres séries

Remarque

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 ** Minimal approach: We could also only store: http://nomisma.org/id/alexander_iii - if this is suffidient information
 ** Maximum approach: If authority is important, we could have each authority entered seperately. This would mean a category "Authorities", with an etry like [[Alexandre III le Grand]] where details like Nomisma-Link, title (King Argyade/Temenid), period (336-323 BC) and type (claimed authority) can be entered. In the Coins, you then only need to reference to several authorities, in a field "authorities", wih values like [[Alexandre III le Grand]], [[Philippe II]] This is comparable to what we did with the "Persone" database in FINA.
+** How does the "Authorities" information relate to the "authorities" Excel-Sheet. It holds information about "Mints". But nowhere in die Die database is a reference to a mint...
 Details from the Excel tab "Die Study dataase"