The paper aims at presenting the use of ontological techniques for creating a common semantic denominator for linking subject-oriented metadata of cultural artifacts to diverse digital resources falling into the same semantic spectrum. This will result in both linked data, where the parameters abide, and an enriched information output for the user. Semantic metadata can be derived either by the artifacts’ types, meaning, symbolism, depiction, referrals, and tagging and/or implied by any string of meanings that the human mind perceives as related to the artifact. The same holds for the semantic nature of digital resources. Semantic metadata of any digital resource can designate type, subject, place, time period, references, relations, and tagging. The linking of those using ontology techniques is explored through structure and graphic representations of relevant examples. This paper contributes in providing an …