Coherent knowledge structures and fusion practice for contextualisation insight in prehistory and protohistory.

This paper presents a new knowledge-based methodology and realisation for coherent contextualisation in prehistory and protohistory, deploying structural knowledge and structure-based fusion for problem solving. The goal of this fundamental long-term information science research is a sustainable realisation of multi-disciplinary knowledge integration. Essential means are facilities integrating complementary and descriptive knowledge and intrinsic object properties. The research presents a previously unpublished advanced practical implementation for contextualisation considering multi-disciplinary and multi-lingual knowledge object entities, resources, and references. Disciplines span prehistory, archaeology, natural sciences and humanities. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]