
News in Bulgarian published on June 18, 2013 by Dnevnik.
Europeana Released its first free iPad App called Europeana Open Culture. It is an engaging application featuring 350,000 images from selected Europeana collections, broken down in 5 categories: Maps and Plans, Treasures of Art, Treasures of the Past, Treasures of Nature and Images of the Past.
Jill Cousins, Europeana Executive Director says: "We’re really pleased to launch the first ever Europeana app. By downloading Europeana Open Culture, more people can now explore, share and have fun with Europe’s cultural heritage"
We are really proud that ancient Bulgarian treasures were selected for this first iPad application! The app showcases ancient gold items of significant historic value, published as part of the Bulgariana.eu collection “Bulgarian Heritage: Pra-historic and Thracian Civilizations”. These items were contributed by the Institute of Balkan Studies and Thracology, Bulgaria (Prof Dr Valeria Fol) and published by Ontotext and http://bulgariana.eu as part of a project funded by the Bulgaria-Korea IT Cooperation Center (ITCC).
Riton, detail. Displayed by the iPad app "Europeana Open Culture"
URL: http://bulgarianheritage.bulgariana.eu/jspui/handle/pub/566
Created: 6-3 century BC
Depicted: the winged goddess Nike
Keeper: Regional Archeology Museum, Plovdiv
Data Publisher: Institute of Balkan Studies and Thracology
Publisher: bulgariana.eu
The app is developed with the http://muse-opensource.org/ platform and its source is available on GitHub. Therefore other developers can reuse, develop and extend it further.
Download the app for free from iTunes and start your cultural treasure hunt!