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Te Papa releases these datasets openly to allow others to analyse and build on our research findings.
Open data helps researchers speed up the research process and provides opportunities for people to make innovative new services and products by mashing up datasets from different sources.
This dataset was developed as part of the research for the 2023 Te Papa Press publication Through Shaded Glass: Women and photography in Aotearoa New Zealand 1860–1960 and covers biographical information of women photographers including associated iwi, location, and associated studios.
This dataset has been created from the transcribed business records of the William Ockleford Oldman, a British dealer of ethnographic material, arms, and armour.
Get data about our collections to use in research, creative work, or websites with our collections API.
This dataset is collected from users when they download the high-resolution images available for reuse on Collections Online.
This is a dataset of at-sea observations of seabirds dating from 1969 to 1990.
With many of our teams wanting various information about our collections as a spreadsheet – preferably with thumbnail images – we’re always looking at how we can streamline requests. Collections Data Manager Gareth Watkins answers the question: how do you embed 14,500 images into a spreadsheet in less than 10 minutes?
