Table 1
Karol Perthées’ maps of palatinates
| ID | Palatinate name | date of elaboration | form |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Mazowsze (first version) | 1783 | manuscript (photocopy) |
| 2 | Płock and Dobrzyń Land | 1784 | copper plate |
| 3 | Brześć and Inowrocław | 1785 | manuscript |
| 4 | Lublin | 1786 | copper plate |
| 5 | Cracow and Duchy of Siewierz | 1787 | manuscript, copper plate |
| 6 | Sandomierz | 1788–1791 | manuscript, copper plate |
| 7 | Rawa | 1792 | copper plate |
| 8 | Łęczyca | 1793 | manuscript |
| 9 | Podlasie | 1795 | manuscript |
| 10 | Mazowsze (second version) | 1789–1791 | manuscript |
| 11 | Kalisz | after 1798 | manuscript |
| 12 | Poznań | 1804 | manuscript (photocopy) |
[i] Source: own elaboration
Figure 1
Hand-drawn copy of the Dolistowo parish sketch and a fragment of settlement list
Source: Wernerowa 1996
Figure 2
Sketch of Zemborzyce parish (near Lublin)
Source: Perthées 1790–1796
Figure 3
Fragment of a particular map: Zemborzyce vicinities (near Lublin)
Source: Perthées 1783–1804
Figure 4
Diagram illustrating the process of transferring (from registration to access) the selected information from historical source to the database
Source: own elaboration
Figure 5
Database model for indexing sketches
Source: own elaboration.
Figure 6
Database model for the indexing of maps
Only selected fields are listed. Source: own elaboration
Figure 7
Example of units on a particular map
Source: own elaboration based on Perthées 1783–1804
Figure 8
Fragment of a particular map where it is not clear how to unambiguously link map annotations to symbols
Source: Perthées 1783–1804
Figure 9
Example of linking symbols and annotations by entities in the Features table
Source: own elaboration based on Perthées 1783–1804
Figure 10
Example of relating data from sketches and maps using the transformation of source-driven models
Source: own elaboration