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| − | == Location in the hierarchy ==
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| − | === Field* [https://canonbase.eu/wiki/Property:P19 P19] ===
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| − | The [field] for an item describing a building is always “architecture”
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| − | === Type of information* [https://canonbase.eu/wiki/Property:P11 P11] ===
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| − | The [type of information] is always "theatre"
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| − | If the theatre also contains a collection, a second entry [type of information] is "collection". In this case also check the chapter about collections)
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| − | === Importance [https://canonbase.eu/wiki/Property:P20 P20] ===
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| − | represents the importance of the item in the whole of history. The essence is not to judge a theatre or it's qualities, but to be able to select relevant theatres for mass visualisations. The importance will by definition an arbitrary indicator.
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| − | '''Levels are:'''
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| − | '''Qid'''
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| − | <td >'''Value name'''</td>
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| − | <td >Q504</td>
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| − | <td >No importance</td>
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| − | <td >Q9</td>
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| − | <td >Local importance</td>
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| − | <td >Q62</td>
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| − | <td >national or regional importance</td>
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| − | <td >Q96</td>
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| − | <td >international importance</td>
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| − | <td >Q97</td>
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| − | <td >turning point in history</td>
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| − | </table>
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| − | We can use several elements to decide on the importance:
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| − | * Representative for an era or a change or an idea (role model)
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| − | * Uniqueness, one of a kind
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| − | * Reputation / listing
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| − | * Technological innovative
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| − | * Historic equipment still in place
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| − | * Important events have been taken place there that influence theatre history
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| − | * Full info / research / significant sources available
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| − | * 100 years old
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| − | The importance of a theatre can change over time, as more sources become available or new events occur. (This is also the reason that we include theatres of no importance. We can add sources if available. Moreover, on a local level these theatres add to the understanding of evolutions.)
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