19222006

19222006 is an eight-digit numeric string that does not denote a widely recognized subject in itself. In isolation, it is treated as a number or as an arbitrary identifier rather than as a named entity, concept, or event.

Possible interpretations of the sequence depend on context. One common reading is as a concatenation of two separate four-digit years, 1922 and 2006, which can be used to encode a span or pairing of time periods. Another interpretation is as a date-range-like notation indicating something spanning from 1922 to 2006, though this would typically be written with an explicit dash or en dash in standard practice (for example, 1922–2006). Beyond years, the string can appear as a catalog number, product code, file name, or other identifier within a database, archive, or dataset, where its meaning is defined by accompanying metadata.

There are no widely cited people, places, works, or organizations formally named “19222006.” As with many numeric sequences used as identifiers, its significance is determined by the specific system in which it appears rather than by any inherent semantic meaning.

In practice, researchers and readers should rely on surrounding information—such as documentation, metadata, or contextual references—to determine what 19222006 represents in a given instance. See also: 1922, 2006, date ranges, numeric concatenation.