Culture and heritage

Europeana

Digitised cultural objects from libraries, museums and archives across Europe.

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A concrete use case

Explore European heritage

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Documented resource details

Separate metadata rights and object rights

Europeana states that its metadata is published under CC0. Digital objects carry their own rights information; consult the provider when that information is absent.

Metadata
CC0 applies to the descriptive data presented.
Digital object
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Provenance
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Official documentation

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Questions about Europeana

What does Europeana provide?

Digitised cultural objects from libraries, museums and archives across Europe.

Which publisher and domain are listed?

Europeana Foundation is the publisher recorded for europeana.eu. Follow the official destination and check its current details before acting.

Is inclusion a certification?

This is an editorial selection. It does not certify every statement, service or transaction on the external website.

Keep the context for your next step

Keep a caption with creator, title, date or period, institution, identifier, credit and rights link. Preserve uncertain attribution instead of turning it into an established fact.

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