Copyright
Terms of Access
The Beazley Archive is a research unit of the University of Oxford’s Faculty of Classics (the "University"). By
using the Beazley Archive Website (the "Website") you agree to be bound by the following Terms of Access. If you do not agree to
be bound by these Terms of Access you are not permitted to use the Website or access any of the images on it.
- The University’s Legal Notice at www.ox.ac.uk/copyright applies to this website.
If there is any conflict between the Legal Notice and these Terms of Access, the latter shall prevail.
- You are permitted to access the images on the Website and to use and download them for the purposes of non-commercial research and
private study and for no other purpose. You are not allowed to sell the images or use them for any profit making, commercial or
business purposes, or permit others to do so.
- You may not incorporate the images into other works, for example, a thesis or personal website.
- You acknowledge that the images on the Website are the copyright works of third parties or, in some cases, the University of
Oxford; that the legitimate interests of those copyright owners may be damaged by any unauthorised use you may make of the images;
that the copyright owners shall be entitled to take any appropriate legal action against you, including to seek an injunction or other
equitable relief, in any Court of competent jurisdiction, should you make any unauthorised use of the images.
- Images within this Website have been registered with an international registration authority approved by the International Standards Organisation. They are issued with a unique licence plate number which is
encoded into the image into a SPIFF format (ISO JPEG 10918-3 standard). It is an offence under International Law to alter the contents
of a registered SPIFF file and you must not attempt to do so or permit anyone else to do so.
- Images within this Website have been protected by registration software and visible watermarking. Attempting to reproduce or alter
an image in any way is an offence punishable under international law and you must not attempt to do so or permit anyone else to do so.
- Except in the case of images of certain objects in the Ashmolean Museum, the University is not able to give you permission to
reproduce the images within the Website and cannot reply to requests for such permission. In respect of objects within the Ashmolean
Museum requests should be addressed to: Ashmolean Museum Publications, Ashmolean Museum , Beaumont Street, Oxford OX1 2PH , UK ,
Tel: 01865 278010, Fax: 01865 278106, Email: publications@ashmus.ox.ac.uk . Further
details can be found on the Ashmolean Museum's website
- The University may withdraw any image from the Website at any time and for any reason, without giving a reason.
- The University gives no warranty of any kind in respect of the Website and the images within the Website. In particular, the
University does not warrant that use of the images in accordance with these terms of Access will not infringe the copyright or other
rights of any third party.
General Copyright Notice
The University of
Oxford (Beazley Archive) holds copyright on all programs presented. No
part can be reproduced in any form for any purpose.
Images have been
protected by registration software (Netimage,
France) and digital fingerprinting (Datamark,
UK and IBM, US). Attempting to
reproduce or alter an image in any way is an offence punishable under
international law.
PLEASE NOTE:
The Beazley Archive is not able to reply
to requests for photographs or digital images nor can it give permission
for images to be reproduced in any form.
Such requests must be directed to the
museum or collection owning the object.
Requests for images of objects
in the Ashmolean Museum (including images of pottery and plaster
casts) should be addressed to:
Ashmolean Museum Publications
Ashmolean Museum
Beaumont Street
Oxford OX1 2PH, UK
Tel: 01865-278010 Fax: 01865-278106 Email: publications@ashmus.ox.ac.uk
Further details can be found on the Ashmolean Museum's website
Image
Protection
Images within this
site have been registered with an international registration authority
approved by the International Standards Organisation.
They are issued with a unique licence plate number which is encoded into
the image into a SPIFF format (ISO JPEG 10918-3 standard). It is an offence
under International Law to alter the contents of a registered SPIFF file.
JTIP Image Structure
Example of JTIP Images (click on each to launch detail viewer)
Example of SPIFF Licence Plate
Full screen and
larger images are further protected by digital fingerprinting. This uses
a technology developed by IBM and Datamark.
Whenever an image is downloaded a visible watermark indicates to whom
it was transmitted and when. The digital fingerprint uniquely identifies
this image with download details. The digital fingerprint is invisible
to the human eye but can be detected by a program and the resulting number
can track the source of the copying. It is extremely robust and can withstand
modifications such as blurring or sharpening the image, and printing out
and re-scanning.
Sample Watermarked Image
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