<hi xmlns="http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0" style="font-size:11pt">Each annotation, represented as a row in the table, has a unique ID (UUID) and refers, if geographically verified with a gazetteer (Pleiades), via a URL to a graph containing various information such as e.g. sources, archeological data, images, etc. In some maps, annotated places are additionally represented by a visual item (E36) such as a church, a tower, or a wall. There are also further data models for image series and works like map collections or atlases. From these paths, WissKI generates automatically input forms for map and text metadata and provides an interface for importing all table-formatted annotations and converting them into triples. Ontological enrichment of our data with CRM allows for a semantic interpretation of annotations such that, e.g., for each PlaceName, an instantiated CRM description in RDF/OWL triple format is generated and stored in a triple store. Using the semantically enriched geo-information from text (and map) annotations as CRM instances, spatial entities ("figure", "ground") and relations obtained by spatial role labeling as "figure-spatial_relation-ground" triples can now be upgraded to this rich semantic level by linking data. Due to the fundamental underlying triple structure for all kinds of annotations, the data are immediately ready for publication as standardized Linked (Open) Data; WissKI provides a SPARQL query interface. These triple data constitute a huge knowledge graph; they are the "raw material" for further research steps, i.e. the exploration of the historical understanding of spaces and the associated knowledge. Interpretation of the data has just begun: Actually, a study of Biondo’s spatial language – comprising the whole text for the first time – by Berthele and Thiering is being finalized (2020) and a comparative overview of the toponyms in the Latium book with different maps (traditional and "modern“ Ptolemaic maps, genuine maps of Italy and portolans) as well as a representation of the hodological dimension of the text is being prepared.</hi>