Timelink source file repository

This directory contains source files in kleio notation collected in the scope of the Timelink/MHK project.

Usage

This repository should be forked to a new repository with the name of the new community project.

Create a new repository on GitHub based on a template

This is the recommended procedure. It will create a repository with the recommended structure, including documentation.

You need an account with GitHub.

1. Go to the timelink-sources-template repository on GitHub.
2. Press the green button "Use this template".
3. Choose a new name for your sources' repository

Full instructions at: [https://docs.github.com/en/github/creating-cloning-and-archiving-repositories/creating-a-repository-on-github/creating-a-repository-from-a-template]

What is Timelink?

Timelink, formerly known as MHK (Micro History with Kleio) is an information system designed for processing person related information collected from historical sources.

Timelink provides:

• a notation (kleio) for textual transcription of historical sources, capable of capturing complex information about people and their relations in any type of historical documents.
• a text processor that extracts information from the kleio transcriptions, infers personal attributes and relations from agent roles in historical events and generates data in formats suitable for database import.
• a database management system capable of processing time varying attributes and relations, assist in reconstructing biographies and networks from fragmentary information.

Timelink is open source MIT License software available at http://github.com/joaquimrcarvalho/timelink

Source collections included in this repository

• **Describe this repository collections here ****

License

Timelink software is distributed under a MIT license that includes usage for commercial purposes.

Kleio transcriptions of historical sources are not distributed under the same license.

Each Kleio transcription file is copyright of the person or persons that produced the transcription.

(c) Universidade de Coimbra, Joaquim Carvalho (for the kleio notation of the sources).

Files in this repository are covered by the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommmercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International