Finally, P-LOD aggregates its own work and various sources of data. We did scrape @mikoflohr.bsky.social "room types" available at www.mikoflohr.org/2013/pompeii/ and need to make that more clear. It's a great site with other useful data.

In general, you can change the terms after "/browse/" in PALP urls and after "/id/" in P-LOD ones. Everything is in a single "namespace". We'd like it to be easy to remember – and even predict – the web addresses in both contexts.

We stress that there is work to do! How can this become a flexible tool for browsing, searching, displaying combinations of content, "style", use ("characterization"), etc. We can map Ariadne ( palp.art/browse/ariadne ). But Ariadne on Third Style Painting in Tablinae? Not publicly yet. Coming...

Similiarly for "Space Chatacterizations" (a generic term that may change), see p-lod.org/id/space-cha... for a list and then palp.art/browse/tabli... for an example map. Click on the red outlines to see link to a particular example.

Jumping right in, we have recently added "Pompeian Wall Painting Style" and "Space Characterization" as types in P-LOD. For styles see p-lod.org/id/pompeian-... as the P-LOD view. PALP shows a map palp.art/browse/third... . As a user-interface/experience the PALP display is just getting going.

@epoehler.bsky.social and I (@sebhth.bsky.social) are pushing ahead on "building blocks" for Linked Open Data at Pompeii (P-LOD). One intro is at isaw.nyu.edu/library/blog... . Two current websites are p-lod.org (bare presentation) and palp.art (focus on wall painting). A thread on recent work: