Searching for heritage collection information on the Internet – some tips
Author(s): Per Cullhed
Publication date: April 8, 2021
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Abstract
When searching for useful heritage collections information on the Internet, a reverse image search is one option. This means that you are using an image instead of search terms to try to find what you are looking for. If you are lucky, this option could give you some useful results but more often you get a mishmash of images that may have some visual similarity to what you are searching for but often are useless as the search results come from too many sites all over the world.
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