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阿姆斯特丹公证人档案（1578-1915 年）是一个极其丰富但复杂的历史研究资料。尽管数十年来研究人员对该档案已了如指掌，但由于其庞大的规模（超过 3.5 千米的书架长度），始终无法对其进行完全搜索。从 2016 年起，阿姆斯特丹市档案馆开始重新尝试在 Alle Amsterdamse Akten 项目中利用新技术（如众包和手写文本识别）披露该档案。这篇文章深入介绍了阿姆斯特丹市档案馆解锁十七和十八世纪公证人契约的方式，以及研究人员如何从这一大规模数字化项目的成果中获益。
The archives of the Amsterdam notaries (1578-1915) are an extremely rich but complex source for historical research. Although well known amongst researchers for decades, it was never possible to search the archive completely due to its enormous size (over 3.5 kilometers of shelve length). From 2016 onwards the Amsterdam City Archives have started a renewed attempt to disclosure this archive with new techniques such as crowd sourcing and Handwritten Text Recognition in the project Alle Amsterdamse Akten. This article provides insight in the way the Amsterdam City Archives unlocks the deeds of the seventeenth and eighteenth century notaries and how researchers can benefit from the results of this mass digitization project.
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