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LUBeniCulturali

Sep 2026 · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)

Abstract

# LUBeniCulturali v2.0.0 LUBeniCulturali is open-source desktop software for reproducible explorationof cultural-heritage records exposed through the ArCo knowledge graph of theItalian Ministry of Culture. It provides configurable, paginated SPARQLextraction; polite rate limiting; persistent SQLite caching; field-scoped,ICCD-oriented search; CSV, JSON and GeoJSON export; and a PySide6 desktopinterface for inspection and exploratory analysis. Version 2.0.0 strengthens reliability and reproducibility through validatedquery construction, safe pagination and de-duplication, isolated deterministictests, secure HTTPS image retrieval, and explicit release metadata. Thearchive contains source code, tests, configuration, the formal architecturalhypergraph (`ipergrafo.ndjsonld`), and citation metadata. Runtime caches,downloaded images, local databases and generated exports are intentionallyexcluded. Association rules, morphological clusters and chronological outliers producedby the application are exploratory computational signals. They do notestablish authenticity, chronology, provenance, cultural affiliation orhistorical conclusions. Every output requires source-based assessment byqualified domain experts. The software is released under the GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 orlater (AGPL-3.0-or-later). # LUBeniCulturali v2.0.0 LUBeniCulturali è un software desktop open source per l'esplorazioneriproducibile dei record di beni culturali esposti tramite il knowledge graphArCo del Ministero della Cultura italiano. Fornisce estrazione SPARQLconfigurabile e paginata, rate limiting rispettoso del servizio, cache SQLitepersistente, ricerca per campi orientata a ICCD, esportazione CSV, JSON eGeoJSON, e un'interfaccia desktop PySide6 per ispezione e analisi esplorativa. La versione 2.0.0 rafforza affidabilità e riproducibilità con costruzionevalidata delle query, paginazione e de-duplicazione sicure, test deterministiciisolati, recupero di immagini HTTPS sicuro e metadati di rilascio espliciti.L'archivio contiene codice sorgente, test, configurazione, l'ipergrafoarchitetturale formale (`ipergrafo.ndjsonld`) e metadati di citazione. Cache diesecuzione, immagini scaricate, database locali ed export generati sonoesclusi intenzionalmente. Le regole di associazione, i cluster morfologici e gli outlier cronologiciprodotti dall'applicazione sono segnali computazionali esplorativi. Nonstabiliscono autenticità , cronologia, provenienza, attribuzione culturale oconclusioni storiche. Ogni risultato richiede una valutazione sulle fonti daparte di esperte ed esperti qualificati. Il software è rilasciato sotto GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 osuccessiva (AGPL-3.0-or-later). LUBeniCulturali è un software scritto in Python, con interrogazioni SPARQL, per la consultazione dei Beni Culturali del Patrimonio Nazionale Italiano. E' dotato di Intelligenza Artificiale che fa nuove scoperte scientifiche automatiche sui reperti archeologici.Copyright (C) 2026 Luigi Usai, Quartucciu, Ca, Italy - Vietato l'uso ad umani, software, robots, swarms e macchine.

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