#spatialhistory — Public Fediverse posts
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For lovers of maps and/or Victorian history, I wrote up some notes about exploring georeferenced maps from the State Library of Victoria. https://updates.timsherratt.org/2026/02/12/exploring-georeferenced-maps-from-the.html #localHistory #spatialHistory #ozHist
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For lovers of maps and/or Victorian history, I wrote up some notes about exploring georeferenced maps from the State Library of Victoria. https://updates.timsherratt.org/2026/02/12/exploring-georeferenced-maps-from-the.html #localHistory #spatialHistory #ozHist
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For lovers of maps and/or Victorian history, I wrote up some notes about exploring georeferenced maps from the State Library of Victoria. https://updates.timsherratt.org/2026/02/12/exploring-georeferenced-maps-from-the.html #localHistory #spatialHistory #ozHist
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For lovers of maps and/or Victorian history, I wrote up some notes about exploring georeferenced maps from the State Library of Victoria. https://updates.timsherratt.org/2026/02/12/exploring-georeferenced-maps-from-the.html #localHistory #spatialHistory #ozHist
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For lovers of maps and/or Victorian history, I wrote up some notes about exploring georeferenced maps from the State Library of Victoria. https://updates.timsherratt.org/2026/02/12/exploring-georeferenced-maps-from-the.html #localHistory #spatialHistory #ozHist
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NEU: #WerkstattGeschichte 92
🧵 6/#Werkstatt: Daniel Gerster stellt Ansätze vor, wie die #Raumgeschichte einen gewinnbringenden Beitrag zur #Zeitgeschichte des bundesdeutschen #Rechtsextremismus leisten kann:
▶ https://werkstattgeschichte.de/abstracts/nr-92-daniel-gerster
#Histodons #ExtremeRight #ExtremeRechte #SpatialHistory #ContemporaryHistory #GermanHistory #SpatialTurn #Raumaneignung #Gewaltforschung
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NEU: #WerkstattGeschichte 92
🧵 6/#Werkstatt: Daniel Gerster stellt Ansätze vor, wie die #Raumgeschichte einen gewinnbringenden Beitrag zur #Zeitgeschichte des bundesdeutschen #Rechtsextremismus leisten kann:
▶ https://werkstattgeschichte.de/abstracts/nr-92-daniel-gerster
#Histodons #ExtremeRight #ExtremeRechte #SpatialHistory #ContemporaryHistory #GermanHistory #SpatialTurn #Raumaneignung #Gewaltforschung
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NEU: #WerkstattGeschichte 92
🧵 6/#Werkstatt: Daniel Gerster stellt Ansätze vor, wie die #Raumgeschichte einen gewinnbringenden Beitrag zur #Zeitgeschichte des bundesdeutschen #Rechtsextremismus leisten kann:
▶ https://werkstattgeschichte.de/abstracts/nr-92-daniel-gerster
#Histodons #ExtremeRight #ExtremeRechte #SpatialHistory #ContemporaryHistory #GermanHistory #SpatialTurn #Raumaneignung #Gewaltforschung
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NEU: #WerkstattGeschichte 92
🧵 6/#Werkstatt: Daniel Gerster stellt Ansätze vor, wie die #Raumgeschichte einen gewinnbringenden Beitrag zur #Zeitgeschichte des bundesdeutschen #Rechtsextremismus leisten kann:
▶ https://werkstattgeschichte.de/abstracts/nr-92-daniel-gerster
#Histodons #ExtremeRight #ExtremeRechte #SpatialHistory #ContemporaryHistory #GermanHistory #SpatialTurn #Raumaneignung #Gewaltforschung
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NEU: #WerkstattGeschichte 92
🧵 6/#Werkstatt: Daniel Gerster stellt Ansätze vor, wie die #Raumgeschichte einen gewinnbringenden Beitrag zur #Zeitgeschichte des bundesdeutschen #Rechtsextremismus leisten kann:
▶ https://werkstattgeschichte.de/abstracts/nr-92-daniel-gerster
#Histodons #ExtremeRight #ExtremeRechte #SpatialHistory #ContemporaryHistory #GermanHistory #SpatialTurn #Raumaneignung #Gewaltforschung
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brings together recent approaches in the history of ecology, space and territory, and political regimes since the eighteenth century. 🗺 Read the article now: perspectivia.net/rec.... #germanhistory #spatialhistory #envhist #ecology #modernhistory #anthropocene #GHILBulletin 3/3
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For 2 weeks in May, a multidisciplinary #research team of archaeologists, historians, heritage specialists, and a materials engineer, collected, analysed, + mapped the toxic legacies of the #Iglesiente #mining region. From Monash faculties of Arts, and Engineering and IT, Università degli Studi di Cagliari, and École française de Rome.
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For 2 weeks in May, a multidisciplinary #research team of archaeologists, historians, heritage specialists, and a materials engineer, collected, analysed, + mapped the toxic legacies of the #Iglesiente #mining region. From Monash faculties of Arts, and Engineering and IT, Università degli Studi di Cagliari, and École française de Rome.
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For 2 weeks in May, a multidisciplinary #research team of archaeologists, historians, heritage specialists, and a materials engineer, collected, analysed, + mapped the toxic legacies of the #Iglesiente #mining region. From Monash faculties of Arts, and Engineering and IT, Università degli Studi di Cagliari, and École française de Rome.
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3/🧵1- The health map of Ghent allows us to not only visualize and query the #spatialdistribution of late medieval public health actions but also to explore public health strategies by overlaying them with other datasets 👀
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3/🧵1- The health map of Ghent allows us to not only visualize and query the #spatialdistribution of late medieval public health actions but also to explore public health strategies by overlaying them with other datasets 👀
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2/🧵Our ERC-project “Healthscaping Urban Europe 1200-1500” led to the creation of two health maps for the late medieval period, one for Bologna and another for Ghent, available to all👇https://healthscapes.humanities.uva.nl/home/
#histmed #spatialhistory #historicgis #geschiedenisonderwijs #bologna
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2/🧵Our ERC-project “Healthscaping Urban Europe 1200-1500” led to the creation of two health maps for the late medieval period, one for Bologna and another for Ghent, available to all👇https://healthscapes.humanities.uva.nl/home/
#histmed #spatialhistory #historicgis #geschiedenisonderwijs #bologna
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🧵Curious to know how #GIS can contribute to our understanding of medieval public health? Try our #interactive historical health maps!
#spatialhistory #historicalgeography #medievaltwitter #ghent
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🧵Curious to know how #GIS can contribute to our understanding of medieval public health? Try our #interactive historical health maps!
#spatialhistory #historicalgeography #medievaltwitter #ghent
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#healthscaping has come a long way. This year Janna Coomans,
Léa Hermenault, Clair Weeda,
and Rogier van Kooten published an article covering the unequal effects of plague in 16th cent #Antwerp through a spatial-environmental lens.https://academic.oup.com/shm/advance-article/doi/10.1093/shm/hkad090/7629070?login=false#443918058
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#healthscaping has come a long way. This year Janna Coomans,
Léa Hermenault, Clair Weeda,
and Rogier van Kooten published an article covering the unequal effects of plague in 16th cent #Antwerp through a spatial-environmental lens.https://academic.oup.com/shm/advance-article/doi/10.1093/shm/hkad090/7629070?login=false#443918058
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#healthscaping has come a long way. This year Janna Coomans,
Léa Hermenault, Clair Weeda,
and Rogier van Kooten published an article covering the unequal effects of plague in 16th cent #Antwerp through a spatial-environmental lens.https://academic.oup.com/shm/advance-article/doi/10.1093/shm/hkad090/7629070?login=false#443918058
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#BOTD in #ChineseHistory: Xu Xiake 徐霞客 (1587–1641), pioneer #geographer who travelled late #Ming #明 #China and left an enormous oeuvre, comprising almost half a million characters #漢字 and compiled in the Travel Records of Xu Xiake 徐霞客游记. #geography #spatialhistory
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#BOTD in #ChineseHistory: Xu Xiake 徐霞客 (1587–1641), pioneer #geographer who travelled late #Ming #明 #China and left an enormous oeuvre, comprising almost half a million characters #漢字 and compiled in the Travel Records of Xu Xiake 徐霞客游记. #geography #spatialhistory
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#BOTD in #ChineseHistory: Xu Xiake 徐霞客 (1587–1641), pioneer #geographer who travelled late #Ming #明 #China and left an enormous oeuvre, comprising almost half a million characters #漢字 and compiled in the Travel Records of Xu Xiake 徐霞客游记. #geography #spatialhistory
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#BOTD in #ChineseHistory: Xu Xiake 徐霞客 (1587–1641), pioneer #geographer who travelled late #Ming #明 #China and left an enormous oeuvre, comprising almost half a million characters #漢字 and compiled in the Travel Records of Xu Xiake 徐霞客游记. #geography #spatialhistory
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Nach langer Zeit mal wieder in Konstanz. Auch mit Datenbeispielen aus #DigiKAR. #geohumanities #spatialhistory
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Nach langer Zeit mal wieder in Konstanz. Auch mit Datenbeispielen aus #DigiKAR. #geohumanities #spatialhistory
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Nach langer Zeit mal wieder in Konstanz. Auch mit Datenbeispielen aus #DigiKAR. #geohumanities #spatialhistory
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Nach langer Zeit mal wieder in Konstanz. Auch mit Datenbeispielen aus #DigiKAR. #geohumanities #spatialhistory
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New flyers! 📯Call for participants is OPEN, please share widely
#histodons #earlymodern #medieval #travelhistory #digitalhistory #dh #digitalhumanities #spatialhistory
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New flyers! 📯Call for participants is OPEN, please share widely
#histodons #earlymodern #medieval #travelhistory #digitalhistory #dh #digitalhumanities #spatialhistory
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New flyers! 📯Call for participants is OPEN, please share widely
#histodons #earlymodern #medieval #travelhistory #digitalhistory #dh #digitalhumanities #spatialhistory
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New flyers! 📯Call for participants is OPEN, please share widely
#histodons #earlymodern #medieval #travelhistory #digitalhistory #dh #digitalhumanities #spatialhistory
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New flyers! 📯Call for participants is OPEN, please share widely
#histodons #earlymodern #medieval #travelhistory #digitalhistory #dh #digitalhumanities #spatialhistory
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Congratulations to Rachel Midura (Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University), who has been awarded a $74,281 Digital Humanities Advancement Grant for "Early Modern Digital Itineraries: Workshops for a Data-Driven Approach to Premodern Travel: a series of workshops for #digitalHumanities scholars of early modern Europe to establish a professional network of researchers on premodern digital, #spatialHistory and explore how geographical information found in primary sources ..."
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Congratulations to Rachel Midura (Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University), who has been awarded a $74,281 Digital Humanities Advancement Grant for "Early Modern Digital Itineraries: Workshops for a Data-Driven Approach to Premodern Travel: a series of workshops for #digitalHumanities scholars of early modern Europe to establish a professional network of researchers on premodern digital, #spatialHistory and explore how geographical information found in primary sources ..."
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Congratulations to Rachel Midura (Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University), who has been awarded a $74,281 Digital Humanities Advancement Grant for "Early Modern Digital Itineraries: Workshops for a Data-Driven Approach to Premodern Travel: a series of workshops for #digitalHumanities scholars of early modern Europe to establish a professional network of researchers on premodern digital, #spatialHistory and explore how geographical information found in primary sources ..."
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Congratulations to Rachel Midura (Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University), who has been awarded a $74,281 Digital Humanities Advancement Grant for "Early Modern Digital Itineraries: Workshops for a Data-Driven Approach to Premodern Travel: a series of workshops for #digitalHumanities scholars of early modern Europe to establish a professional network of researchers on premodern digital, #spatialHistory and explore how geographical information found in primary sources ..."
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Congratulations to Rachel Midura (Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University), who has been awarded a $74,281 Digital Humanities Advancement Grant for "Early Modern Digital Itineraries: Workshops for a Data-Driven Approach to Premodern Travel: a series of workshops for #digitalHumanities scholars of early modern Europe to establish a professional network of researchers on premodern digital, #spatialHistory and explore how geographical information found in primary sources ..."
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Today's topic in my undergrad spatial history module is "Other Spaces," reflecting on what historians might gain from exploring gates, bridges, walls, and elevators. Some works we discussed include:
- Simmel’s ‘Bridge and Door’
- The Strait Gate by Daniel Jütte
- Corridors: Passages of Modernity by Roger Luckhurst
- Of Bridges: A Poetic and Philosophical Account by Thomas Harrison
- Lifted: A Cultural History of the Elevator by Andreas Bernhard -
Today's topic in my undergrad spatial history module is "Other Spaces," reflecting on what historians might gain from exploring gates, bridges, walls, and elevators. Some works we discussed include:
- Simmel’s ‘Bridge and Door’
- The Strait Gate by Daniel Jütte
- Corridors: Passages of Modernity by Roger Luckhurst
- Of Bridges: A Poetic and Philosophical Account by Thomas Harrison
- Lifted: A Cultural History of the Elevator by Andreas Bernhard -
Today's topic in my undergrad spatial history module is "Other Spaces," reflecting on what historians might gain from exploring gates, bridges, walls, and elevators. Some works we discussed include:
- Simmel’s ‘Bridge and Door’
- The Strait Gate by Daniel Jütte
- Corridors: Passages of Modernity by Roger Luckhurst
- Of Bridges: A Poetic and Philosophical Account by Thomas Harrison
- Lifted: A Cultural History of the Elevator by Andreas Bernhard -
Today's topic in my undergrad spatial history module is "Other Spaces," reflecting on what historians might gain from exploring gates, bridges, walls, and elevators. Some works we discussed include:
- Simmel’s ‘Bridge and Door’
- The Strait Gate by Daniel Jütte
- Corridors: Passages of Modernity by Roger Luckhurst
- Of Bridges: A Poetic and Philosophical Account by Thomas Harrison
- Lifted: A Cultural History of the Elevator by Andreas Bernhard -
Today's topic in my undergrad spatial history module is "Other Spaces," reflecting on what historians might gain from exploring gates, bridges, walls, and elevators. Some works we discussed include:
- Simmel’s ‘Bridge and Door’
- The Strait Gate by Daniel Jütte
- Corridors: Passages of Modernity by Roger Luckhurst
- Of Bridges: A Poetic and Philosophical Account by Thomas Harrison
- Lifted: A Cultural History of the Elevator by Andreas Bernhard -
Running a class today with masters students on “spatial imaginaries”. We tried to offer an introduction and via footnotes some readings on the concept (aka “mental maps”) in our Guide to Spatial History here: https://spatialhistory.net/guide/spatial-imaginaries.html
Said’s Orientalism is the most famous example but other examples we’ll talk about today: “the West”, “Eastern Europe” and Japanese imaginaries of “Southeast Asia”:
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Running a class today with masters students on “spatial imaginaries”. We tried to offer an introduction and via footnotes some readings on the concept (aka “mental maps”) in our Guide to Spatial History here: https://spatialhistory.net/guide/spatial-imaginaries.html
Said’s Orientalism is the most famous example but other examples we’ll talk about today: “the West”, “Eastern Europe” and Japanese imaginaries of “Southeast Asia”:
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Running a class today with masters students on “spatial imaginaries”. We tried to offer an introduction and via footnotes some readings on the concept (aka “mental maps”) in our Guide to Spatial History here: https://spatialhistory.net/guide/spatial-imaginaries.html
Said’s Orientalism is the most famous example but other examples we’ll talk about today: “the West”, “Eastern Europe” and Japanese imaginaries of “Southeast Asia”:
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Running a class today with masters students on “spatial imaginaries”. We tried to offer an introduction and via footnotes some readings on the concept (aka “mental maps”) in our Guide to Spatial History here: https://spatialhistory.net/guide/spatial-imaginaries.html
Said’s Orientalism is the most famous example but other examples we’ll talk about today: “the West”, “Eastern Europe” and Japanese imaginaries of “Southeast Asia”: