This is a complete data engineering starter project that walks you through building ETL pipelines with real museum data from Harvard's API. You get the full stack: API pagination with rate limiting, transformation of nested JSON into normalized MySQL tables with proper foreign keys, 20+ analytical SQL queries, and a Streamlit dashboard with Plotly visualizations. The repo includes ready-to-use code for extracting artifact metadata, images, and color data, then loading it into relational tables. It's genuinely useful if you're learning data engineering patterns or need a working example of museum/cultural heritage data pipelines to adapt for your own projects.
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