19262011

19262011 is a concatenated eight-digit numeric string formed by joining the four-digit year 1926 with the four-digit year 2011. As a string, it has no intrinsic meaning beyond this construction, but it appears in various data and cataloging contexts as a compact representation of two dates or as an identifier.

Interpretations of the string depend on context. One common use is as a date range indicator, representing the period from 1926 to 2011 in metadata fields, archives, or catalog entries. Another is as a catalog, product, or document identifier formed by combining two year references, sometimes used to denote a version span, archival batch, or publication history. Because the meaning is context-dependent, the same eight digits can signify different things in different systems.

Disambiguation is more reliable when the surrounding metadata provides explicit meaning. Using separators such as a dash (1926-2011) or adding descriptive labels (for example, “from year 1926 to 2011” or “version 1926-2011”) helps prevent misinterpretation. In computing and digital libraries, concatenated year strings like 19262011 are typically treated as opaque identifiers unless the metadata explicitly defines how to read them.