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In this article, an ontology describing archaeological finds (DhiQar) is converted into the RelOntoUML model, which combines relational database modelling, ontology, and UML modelling. The ontology describing the archaeological finds can be found in OWL on github, it is open source. In this article, the original OWL ontology is also presented using the graphical representation system of the Protége editor. And the RelOntoUML model of the system is also detailed.