Top Tweets for #MapsandMapping

almost 4 years ago

All roads lead to Rome. This map is visualises the famous roads built by the Roman empire. I never get bored of looking at this map! #Python #Data #DataScience #Geopython #mapsandmapping #Rome #DataVisualization #EU

PythonMaps's tweet photo. All roads lead to Rome. This map is visualises the famous roads built by the Roman empire. I never get bored of looking at this map!
#Python #Data #DataScience #Geopython #mapsandmapping #Rome #DataVisualization #EU https://t.co/hYBtdtHVMX

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over 4 years ago

All roads lead to Rome. This map is visualises the famous roads built by the Roman empire. I have removed the land to highlight how far this empire spread its infrastructure. #Python #Data #DataScience #Geopython #mapsandmapping #Rome #DataVisualization #EU

PythonMaps's tweet photo. All roads lead to Rome. This map is visualises the famous roads built by the Roman empire. I have removed the land to highlight how far this empire spread its infrastructure.
#Python #Data #DataScience #Geopython #mapsandmapping #Rome #DataVisualization #EU https://t.co/SaLUzJEr4F

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over 4 years ago

All roads lead to Rome. This map is visualises the famous roads built by the Roman empire. Day 24 of the #30DayMapChallenge - Historical #Python #Data #DataScience #Geopython #mapsandmapping #Rome #DataVisualization #EU

PythonMaps's tweet photo. All roads lead to Rome. This map is visualises the famous roads built by the Roman empire. Day 24 of the #30DayMapChallenge - Historical
#Python #Data #DataScience #Geopython #mapsandmapping #Rome #DataVisualization #EU https://t.co/JMlIdJ6bXM

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over 5 years ago

We end the Surveying of Empire panel in Ireland, with a discussion of the Bodley maps of Ulster from @CatSPorter. They are fascinating in terms of what little we know of the survey & how beautiful they are (& full of things to study!) @seaa1718 #mapsandmapping @HakluytSociety

katieparker18th's tweet photo. We end the Surveying of Empire panel in Ireland, with a discussion of the Bodley maps of Ulster from @CatSPorter. They are fascinating in terms of what little we know of the survey & how beautiful they are (& full of things to study!) @seaa1718 #mapsandmapping @HakluytSociety https://t.co/5fPudu9DzU

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over 5 years ago

Baijayanti Chatterjee spoke of misconceptions of Indian cartography in the pre-colonial and colonial eras. Unsurprisingly, the imperial gaze has affected how we understand the history of and Indian contribution to #mapsandmapping in British India. @seaa1718 @HakluytSociety

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over 5 years ago

Relieved to be done with my plenary for @seaa1718 #mapsandmapping. Inspired by the stirring discussion that followed. Mortified that 'Duke of York' somehow came out as 'dork'. #oops @HakluytSociety

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over 5 years ago

More discussion of indigenous knowledge and #mapsandmapping, this time in the context of the Great Lakes borderlands from @MikeBorsk. Builds on previous papers for larger argument about the elision of indigenous contributions and perspectives. @seaa1718 @HakluytSociety

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over 5 years ago

A stirring call for decolonization of American history and history of #mapsandmapping from Kristopher Ray (@HistoryatHull ) using intriguing examples of indigenous mapping. Great start to panel on Surveyors of Empire @seaa1718 @HakluytSociety

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over 5 years ago

All roads lead to Rome. This map is visualises the famous roads built by the Roman empire. I have removed the land to highlight how far this empire spread its infrastructure. #Python #Data #DataScience #Geopython #mapsandmapping #Rome #DataVisualization #EU

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over 5 years ago

Got out the popcorn for this one! @maxedelson on imagining the interior of southeastern North America, 1500-1725–the keynote to finish the day of @seaa1718 #mapsandmapping @HakluytSociety

katieparker18th's tweet photo. Got out the popcorn for this one! @maxedelson on imagining the interior of southeastern North America, 1500-1725–the keynote to finish the day of @seaa1718 #mapsandmapping @HakluytSociety https://t.co/qPbuNywhww

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over 5 years ago

. @SilkDamask will close out this session on maps and narratives with a focus on maps of Boston made by the young ladies of Mrs. Rowson’s Academy. Love to see some mapping samplers and embroidered globes! @seaa1718 #mapsandmapping @HakluytSociety

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over 5 years ago

No PowerPoint needed! Bertie Mandelblatt using the document viewer @JCBLibrary to discuss social lives of Adlum’s 1792 Pennsylvania Map, a recent acquisition for the JCB. #libraries #likeaboss @seaa1718 #mapsandmapping @HakluytSociety

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over 5 years ago

The afternoon has started with #mapmonsters from Manon Turban and Herman Moll maps from Alex Zukas. They both discuss the narrative quality of maps. @seaa1718 #mapsandmapping @HakluytSociety

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Dr Catherine Porter 🏳️‍🌈🌳😷 @CatSPorter

over 5 years ago

Just chaired wonderful panel on circulation & production of #maps. Papers on military mapping, pilot guides & protection strategies before copyright. Thanks @MiyamotoBen, Djoeke Van Netten, & @ijalexander2002 (in the middle of the night!) @seaa1718 @HakluytSociety #mapsandmapping

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over 5 years ago

Great start to the #MapsandMapping conference today @HakluytSociety kicked off by @fairban_c Louise McCarthy, Julien Negre and @ameliederome

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over 5 years ago

Some sweet #Photoshop to show us where Gulliver’s fanciful lands were located from Amelie Derome, who is examining the maps (and their censorship) in the French translation of #GulliversTravels. @seaa1718 #mapsandmapping @HakluytSociety

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over 5 years ago

Julien Negre explains how the folding map of the Virginia-Carolina dividing line became “hairy” when read with William Byrd’s text. Maps can have texture! @seaa1718 #mapsandmapping @HakluytSociety

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