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The Lexicon of Greek Personal Names and classical web services Elaine Matthews and Sebastian Rahtz Places Places are modelled using the TEI element, pointed to by the @key attribute on . This allows us to maintain a single hierarchical containing all place names used by the Lexicon. Thus . . Achaia Aiga Aigeira Aigeira (Hyperesia) . . . . . . .
The Lexicon of Greek Personal Names and classical web services Elaine Matthews and Sebastian Rahtz Data interchange The Lexicon has defined five levels of data interchange: 1. Character interchange ASCII text version of data separately from the binary format used by any database system. This was the minimal form of interchange supported in the initial stages of the project. 2. Character encoding The Lexicon defined its own transliteration for Greek, independly of e.g. TLG betacode, and continues to use it for internal purposes. Converted to Unicode UTF-8 for interchange. 3. Standardized structural markup Data relationships follow the schema defined in 1983. We have reimplemented this hierarchical and network structure using XML records to represent the relationships. . . . . . .
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