#arabperiodicalstudies
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This week I have been digging around in the #InternetArchive looking for digitised Arabic periodicals. With a bit of #Rstats and far too many hours of #XSLT and #TEI/XML spent on identifying titles based on the very patchy metadata provided
I just added holding information for 100+ Arabic newspapers and magazines published before 1930 from the National Library of Israel to #Wikidata (many are marked as belonging “to the Absentee Property Collection (AP)” in the MARC files from
If you had the necessary resources (time and money) to digitise Arabic periodicals, one should probably start with this #SPARQL query to check #Wikidata for unique holdings: https://query-chest.toolforge.org/redirect/r9Gn5nKhkWUYgyYwOU08qAk
#arabperiodicalstudies across platforms
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