Representing Persons and Objects in Complex Historical Events using the Event Model F

The digital representation and publishing of human history on the web has so far been stuck at unlocking collections historical items. Those are described by metadata mostly for curation findability that put in manner a library catalog. Usually, there is little ‘aboutness’. This unfortunate, as modern representations knowledge web-based interactive presentation techniques offer ample opportunities more complex richer interaction with history. In this contribution, we argue data treated what it is: an interpretation, like all history, while remaining traceable to its information carriers.