Getty ATT periods as interpreted by DAINST in Chronontology

[rybesh]

Chronontology has a set of time periods from the Getty ATT to which they have added spatial coverage, making them suitable for inclusion in PeriodO.

This includes:

• periods from the AAT that have both a "temporal extent" and a "core area"
• periods from the AAT that have both a "temporal extent" and are "spatially part of region"

The authority metadata should make it clear that this is "The Getty AAT as interpreted by DAINST". In other words, these are the Getty ATT periods, but they have had some additional data added by DAINST.

[rybesh]

Chronontology data dump

[rybesh]

@atomrab Do we want to include the AAT period lists? I'm thinking “no,” but just wanted to check.

[rybesh]

Nevermind, I realized we can't include the period lists anyway, because they don't have timespans associated with them.

[rybesh]

@atomrab How about things like Ahrensburgian, which are missing temporal end points?

There are also periods without starting points, but we don't allow those in PeriodO.

We do allow periods without end points in PeriodO, but we have only allowed it for periods that are meant to be interpreted as “still ongoing”. So should we leave these out, since most of them don't seem to be “still ongoing”?

Here's a complete list of periods missing temporal end points. If we exclude these we'll still have about 1200 periods.

Abbasid
Abbevillian
Afanasievo
Ahrensburgian
Ajivika
Angevin Gothic
Anglo-Norman
Anglo-Saxon (culture or style)
Archaic (Persian pottery style)
Art Informel
Aubusson (French Renaissance-Baroque style)
Ausonian
Bangkok
Belbasi
Beldibi
Belgic
Bencharong
Böttger
Campanian (pottery style)
Capodimonte (ceramics style)
Çatal West
Chian
Chinese Chippendale
Close Style
Cluniac
Cochise
Concrete art
Constructivist
Corded Ware culture
Cucuteni-Tripolye
Curvilinear Decorated
Dada
Decorated Style
Delft
Early Byzantine
Early Decorated
Early English
Early Free Style
Early Gothic
Early Historical Japanese
Early Palaeologan
Eccentric Abstraction
Elementarist
Empire (style)
Eretrian (pottery style)
Euboean (pottery style)
Fantastic Realist
Fikellura
First Plateresque
First Romanesque
Flavian
Florid Style
Fourth Style
Franco-Saxon
Funnel Beaker (culture or style)
Futurist
Ghassulian
Gilbertine
Gonja Kingdom
Googie
Guge
Hafsid
Haguenau
Hellenerne
Hepplewhite
Hereke
Hiberno-Saxon
Hindu-Buddhism
Historicism (architectural style)
Hohokam
Ikṣvāku dynasty
Imperial (Roman)
Individualist
Insular (British Isles Medieval style)
International Style (modern European architecture style)
Isin-Larsa
Ismailabad
Jocho
Jugendstil (German, Austrian Art Nouveau)
Kadam School
Kanga (Japanese painting style)
Khyen ris
Kinetic (style)
Kirman
Knobbed (pottery style)
Kofun
Kulu
La Libre Esthétique
Late Gothic
Le Style des Vingt
Lettrist
Limoges
Maikop (Bronze Age culture or period)
Mankot
Mari Age
Marine Style
Mehmeh Red-on-Red
Memphis
Menri School
Merovingian (culture or style)
Minimal
Minton (ceramics style)
Minyan (culture or style)
Mousterian
Movimento arte concreta
Nagara
Nazarene (Early Christian sect)
Nazarene (style)
Neo-Constructivist
Neue Rheinische Sezession
New Modernist
Newlyn School
Northern Renaissance
Novecento italiano
Octopus Style
Okunev
Oranian
Ornate Style (Greek vase painting style)
Orphist
Otori
Palace style (Minoan pottery style)
Paleolithic
Pattern Style
Pergamene (pottery style)
Photo-Secession
Postminimal
Preah Khan
Preah Vihear
Proto-Renaissance
Puebla
Purist
Quito
Rajasthani (culture or style)
Rayonist
Red Burnished (pottery style)
Reims Style
Relational art
Rhodian (Island Greek pottery style)
Romanellian
Saint Clément
San Dieguito
San Pedro Cochise
Sarab (pottery style)
Sarmatian
Sarreguemines
Scandinavian modern
Shimmei
Simple Style
Six's Technique
St Ives School
Standard Painted
Strasbourg
Stuckist
Sub-Mycenaean
Sumiyoshi (architecture style)
Suprematist
Synthetic Cubist
Sōtatsu-Korin School
Tactilist
Tasian
Terramare
Thonburi
Tiki (North American style)
Tumulus (Bronze Age culture or period)
Twifo Hemang
Û Tong
Ukiyo-e
Ultraist
Unanimist
Urnes Style
Urnfield (Bronze Age culture or period)
Venetic (culture or style)
Vesara
Vinca
Vladimir-Suzdalian
Vorticist
Waldalgesheim Style
Wat Kukut
West German
Westerwald
White-ground
Zackenstil
Zonist
Zopfstil
alla damaschina
alla porcellana
fachwerkbau

[atomrab]

It's a shame, because we miss a lot of stylistic period designations, but I think we have to leave these out. None of the ones I spot-checked are ongoing in the present, and if we find end-dates for them elsewhere, we're making assumptions that aren't original to the authority.