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The digital classification of “unknown maker(s)” of cultural objects: A case study of Iziko South African National Gallery
Throughout history, cultural institutions like the Iziko Museums of South Africa have preserved, catalogued, researched and displayed a diverse collection of cultural objects. The renewed interest in digital media has revived the move to reclaim cultural identities, bringing with it the associated c...
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Department of Knowledge and Information Stewardship
2021
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