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Omeka S to Wikidata Mapping Tool

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Step 1: Input

Collection Scope
Pagination

Broad `/api/items` browsing uses one page at a time. When you apply a resource template ID, item set ID, site ID, owner ID, or a combination of those, the tool removes `page` and `per_page` from the visible URL and automatically fetches all matching pages for that scope.

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Data Status

Data status will appear here after fetching

Step 2: Mapping

Non-linked Keys
Entity Schema

Map only the keys whose values you want to reconcile and export to Wikidata. Everything else can stay non-linked or be ignored.

  • Keys will appear here after fetching data
Mapped Keys
  • Mapped keys will appear here
Ignored Keys
  • Ignored keys will appear here

Add a Wikidata property only when you need a value that is not naturally covered by the imported Omeka S fields.

Step 3: Reconciliation

Review each mapped field and decide what its values should become on Wikidata. Reconcile entity values to QIDs, confirm text and dates, and skip values that should not be exported.

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Map properties in Step 2 to populate the reconciliation queue.
Label language for this set Use this when every Label value should receive the same Wikidata language code.
Mapped field Items will appear here
Mapped field Values will appear here after mapping

Step 4: References

References tell Wikidata where a statement came from. This step detects source URLs such as Omeka item links, OCLC WorldCat links, ARK identifiers, and sameAs links, then lets you assign them to mapped properties.

Step 5: Export

QuickStatements Export

QuickStatements is a tool for batch editing Wikidata. Configure your export settings below, then copy or download the generated code.

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Generated QuickStatements