Source identity
Different kinds of evidence have their own addressable records.
Addressable historical sources and the claims they support.
INSIDE STATIC HISTORICAL SOURCE GRAPH
The Historical Source Graph connects photographs, maps, archives, oral histories, objects and other evidence to a reconstruction. A source retains its creator, context and appropriate use instead of becoming an untraceable visual ingredient.
Different kinds of evidence have their own addressable records.
The graph identifies which claims a source can support.
Origin, time and rights remain attached as evidence is interpreted.
A historical source and the interpretation built from it are different records. Reconstruction decisions belong in the Reconstruction Graph.