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Overview content delivery. From December 2013 until May 2014 a rich variety of objects have been published on the Europeana portal by different CPs: • Greek and Foreign fine and decorative art and sculpture (NAG) • Photographic Archives, Neohellenic Architecture Archives, The Xxxxx Xxxxxxxxxxxxx-Xxxxx Gallery collection of paintings (BEN) • Egyptian Art, Classical Antiquities, Old Master Paintings, Sculpture, Prints and Drawings, Department of Art after 1800 (FAB) • Photographic collections, Iconographic collections and Objects (SEI) • Cultural History Objects; musical notes (handwritten); scientific reports and papers (archeology and etnography); printed articles (cultural history) (SLV) • Collection of Social History Images from several UK cultural organisations (HIM) • Collections of the Imperial War Museum (CT) • Decorative arts, lace, costume and accessories, tapestry, Japanese prints (KMKG) In the following months data from different CPs will be added: • Christian history and heritage in Belgium (KADOC – KU Leuven) • Highlights from different SPK collections (SPK) • Photos, Postcards fauna, posters from exhibitions IRScNB, ethnographic photos… (RBNIS) • Selection from the Archaeological Department, the Historical Repository, Historical Photo Collection, Hungarian Historical Gallery and the Coins Collection (HNM) • Art and Relics Collection, Library collection and Manuscript collection (PIM) Planning content ingestion In M22 (January 2014) a meeting was held in The Hague with Europeana in which the content ingestion process was discussed. Content ingestion was seen as an ongoing process: as soon as content is ready in the DA or CG harvest instructions would be send to Europeana to harvest the data. There are 2 milestones for content ingestion for WP4 (DoW) • Year 2: 100,000 records published on Europeana (December 2013) • Year 3: more than 960,000 records published on Europeana (end of the project in September 2014). Content provider DoW Aggregator (DA or CG) Published on Europeana KADOC KU Leuven (BE) 10.000 0 0 Collections Trust - CT (UK) 590000 34983 34983 Stiftelsen Lansmuseet Vasternorrland - SLV (SE) 130030 48200 57349 Municipio do Seixal - SEI (PT) 17000 12149 12149 Xantys Limited / House of Images - HIM (UK) 100000 2941 2941 Magyar Nemzeti Múzeum - MNM/HNM (HU) 30000 30620 0 Szepmuveszeti Muzeum - FAB (HU) 8000 4076 4076 Benaki Museum - BEN (GR) 13000 13018 13018 Stiftung Preussischer Kulturbesitz - SPK (DE) 10000 10760 0 Institut Royal des Sciences Naturelles de Belgiq...
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