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| + | The categories as they currently stand were originally developed by a team of experts from the University of Vermont, from the Burlington Arts Community and the Main Street Museum in 2000. | ||
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| + | Vinculum comes from the Latin ''vincire, vinctum,'' to bind or to tie. | ||
Revision as of 06:05, 2 August 2008
Characteristics or constructs which overlap, providing context for the understanding, or "reading", of objects in multiple series or categories.
The categories as they currently stand were originally developed by a team of experts from the University of Vermont, from the Burlington Arts Community and the Main Street Museum in 2000.
Vinculum comes from the Latin vincire, vinctum, to bind or to tie.
