18931970

18931970 is a compact numeric string that is sometimes used to denote the lifespan of a person born in 1893 and who died in 1970. In standard biographical writing, this information is most commonly presented as 1893–1970 or (1893–1970). The concatenated form without separators, 18931970, may appear in databases, catalog records, filenames, or other data fields where punctuation is restricted or where a compact key is preferred.

Interpreting 18931970 simply as a date range is straightforward: the first year is the birth year and the second is the death year. The specific individual cannot be identified without additional information such as name, nationality, or occupation. The range encompasses many generations who experienced events from the late 19th century through the mid-20th century, including developments in science, technology, and culture, as well as the two world wars.

In practice, 18931970 often appears in metadata, archival catalogs, or as part of a search query. It is not a unique identifier, and multiple people may share those dates. For precise identification, it should be paired with a name or other contextual data. The notation serves as a concise historical marker rather than a standalone descriptor of a person’s identity or contributions.