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In this article, an ontology describing archaeological ✜nds (DhiQar) is converted into the RelOntoUML model, which combines relational database modelling, ontology, and UML modelling. The ontology describing the archaeological ✜nds 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.  \nAnd the RelOntoUML model of the system is also detailed.  \nKeywords: Ontology, UML, relational model, Protége, draw.io  \n1. Introduction  \nIn this article, the transformation of an OWL ontology describing archaeological ✜nds (DhiQar [1]) into the RelOntoUML [2] model is presented. Ontology [3] is the representation of the knowledge, and modelling it. UML [4] is a uni✜ed modelling language used in software development to the description of systems. The relational database model [5] consists of tables, where the tables consist of columns and rows. Columns determine the types of values are within the tables, while rows represent data with di✛erent values. One of the most common languages for ontologies is OWL (Web Ontology Language [6]), which is an XML-like description. However, we don✬t have to write the system ourselves with hundreds of lines of OWL, we can also generate the OWL with graphical development using Protége [7] . Protége represents and creates ontological classes [and properties graphically. Draw.io](and properties graphically. Draw.io) [8] is a general web interface for drawing. In the following, the literature review is presented, how many publications Protége and draw.io have been used over the years. For this, the google scholar is used, where the search keywords were ❵Protége✬ and ❵[draw.io](draw.io) ✬.  \nFigure 1 . Number of publication (Protége)  \nFigure 1 presents the number of publications broken down by year. The number of publications increased until 2019 and then started to decrease from 2019.  \nFigure 2 . Number of publication (draw.io)  \nFigure 2 illustrates the number of draw.io publications. As the draw.io is not so old, there was no publication on the subject in the early 2000s. There are no publications since 2013, and the number of publications shows an increasing trend until 2018, from which it decreases slightly.  \nFigure 3 shows the number of publications in a chart with Protége and the [draw.io](draw.io) editor. There have been more publications with the Protége editor as with [draw.io](draw.io).  \nFigure 3 . Number of publication (Protége, draw.io)  \n2. Illustration in Protége and draw.io  \nProtége [7] represents and creates ontological classes and properties graphically. Inside the entities tab, clicking on classes we will ✜nd the classes, for example for the DhiQar ontology, as shown in Figure 4 .  \nFigure 4 . Class hierarchy  \nThe object property, datatype property, annotation property, datatypes, and individuals tabs can be also found in Protége. OWLViz [9] visualizes the  \nontology with class-subclass level. Figure 5 illustrates the DhiQar system using OWLViz.  \nFigure 5 . OWLViz representation of the DhiQar  \nOntoGraf [10] has also been developed to graphically represent ontology. The Ontograf model of the DhiQar system is illustrated in Figure 6 .  \nThe VOWL [11] graph represents the ontology. The result is readable for small ontologies (such as DhiQar), but unfortunately for large ontologies we get a tangled graph.  \n[Draw.io](Draw.io) [8] is a general drawer that can be used to represent almost any area. It classi✜es items into the following types:  \n􀀏 Standard (General, Basic, Arrows, Clipart, Flowchart)  \nFigure 6 . OntoGraf representation of the DhiQar  \n􀀏 Software (A","cbCaiqvtkCOZp7eH","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqvtkCOZp7eH","pdf",430686,"English","# Introduction\n## Illustration in Protége and draw.io\n## Conversion to a RelOntoUML model\n# Summary","[{\"question\":\"What is the main goal of the article?\",\"answer\":\"Convert the DhiQar archaeological findings ontology from OWL into the RelOntoUML model, combining database, ontology, and UML modeling.\"},{\"question\":\"How is the original OWL ontology presented?\",\"answer\":\"The article presents the OWL ontology using the graphical representation capabilities of the Protége editor.\"},{\"question\":\"What tools are discussed for ontology visualization and drawing?\",\"answer\":\"Protége is used for ontology editing and visualization (including OWLViz and OntoGraf), while draw.io is used as a general web drawing interface.\"}]","RELONTOUML MODEL OF THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL FINDINGS - Article 1 | PDF"]