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Honor Frost photographic slides

DOI

https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.16901505

Short description

A collection of more than 5,000 digitised slides taken by the maritime archaeologist Honor Frost. Covering a half century from the mid-1950s to the early twenty-first century, there is a particular concentration of artefacts, seascapes and landscapes of the Mediterranean, and of wrecked ships.

The slides were digitised in 2023-4 by staff of University of Southampton Archives and Special Collections, from the originals in their care, and those images are available to view in the Digital Viewer.  Together they constitute the subdivision of the Honor Frost Archive with reference MS439/A4278/HFA/8/3/1-17.

This dataset contains the descriptive metadata attached to the images, but not the images themselves.

Anticipated users and use cases

Archaeologists of the maritime world, and of the ancient Mediterranean in general; scholars interested in the history of the discipline; social historians of the contemporary Mediterranean; scholars of archival science and archive history, the history of photography, and digital humanities.

Contents

Fields included:

(i)  Archival reference number

(ii)  Date taken

(iii)  Description (as composed by Archives and Special Collections)

(iv)  Canonical URL of viewer record

The catalogue descriptions conform to ISAD(G) standards.

Production schedule

[To be generated once, and only regenerated in the case of significant revision or correction of the data in Epexio.]

File information

honor_frost_slides_descriptive_metadata.csv 1,630KB

README.txt 3KB

Rights

Copyright in the data is held by the University of Southampton. This data may be downloaded, stored and used for the purposes of private study and research. Permission to republish any substantial part of the dataset should be sought from University of Southampton Archives and Special Collections, at archives@soton.ac.uk.

 
 
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