Some of the nomisma.org
data sets are already converted to tabular formats: if you just want to work with csv
files using databases, GIS, or data visualization applicatoins, look in the tables
directory of https://github.com/neelsmith/nomisma.
Example: see a Tableau visualization of Greek coin hoards.
nomisma.org
dataYou can parse data sets freely available in RDF XML from http://www.nomisma.org/datasets into an object model.
nomisma
is compiled for both the JVM and ScalaJS using scala versions 2.11 and 2.12, so you can use this library in web apps written in ScalaJS or on any JVM platfrom from your android phone to distributed systems like Apache Spark.
Binaries for all platforms are available from jcenter. If you are using sbt
to manage your project, include Resolver.jcenterRepo
in your list of resolvers:
resolvers += Resolver.jcenterRepo
and add this to your library dependencies:
"edu.holycross.shot.cite" %%% "nomisma" % VERSION
For maven, ivy or gradle equivalents, refer to https://bintray.com/neelsmith/maven/nomisma.