Digital Spatial Infrastructures and Worldviews in Pre-Modern Societies

Alexandra Petrulevich; Simon Skovgaard Boeck

doi:10.17302/CDH-9781802700794

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Edition: 1/2023
Copyright Year: 2023
ISBN-Print: 978-1-64189-469-2
ISBN-Online: 978-1-80270-079-4
Publisher: Arc Humanities Press, Yorkshire
Series: Collection Development, Cultural Heritage, and Digital Humanities
Language: English
Pages: 312
Product Type: Edited Book

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1. Table of contents
2. List of Illustrations
IntroductionPages 1 - 12
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  1. The Project and the Planning Stage
  2. Reality Check: Discovering Data Not Accounted for Previously
  3. Building Norse World
  4. Norse World Visualization Techniques
  5. Final Remarks
  6. Bibliography
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  1. Project Description
  2. Digital Methods
  3. Spatialization and Lived Religion
  4. Visualization of Miracles and Pilgrimage
  5. Some Additional Challenges with Mapping Lived Religion
  6. Conclusions
  7. Bibliography
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  1. Icelandic Saga Map
  2. Nafnið.is
  3. Case Study: Grettir Ásmundarson and His Place in the Icelandic Landscape
  4. Other Grettis- toponyms in the place-name archive
  5. Mapping meaning
  6. Bibliography
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  1. Historical GIS as a Tool and Method
  2. Seventeenth-Century Maps of Rural Settlements
  3. Settlements as Basic Units in TORA
  4. Method for Setting Spatial Coordinates
  5. TORA and Related Datasets
  6. A Linked Data Approach
  7. Final Remarks and Conclusions
  8. Bibliography
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  1. The Development of the Place-Name Collection
  2. The First Attempt to Make the Collections Available Online
  3. Second Attempt to Make the Collections (More) Available
  4. The How and Why of the New Digital Register
  5. MariaDB Database
  6. Elasticsearch Database
  7. The Public Application
  8. Internal Web Application for Data Maintenance
  9. REST Web Service
  10. System and Data Management
  11. Moving forward
  12. Bibliography
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  1. Place-Name Aspects and Data Integration
  2. Location
  3. Reference
  4. Time
  5. Location, Reference and Time: Can They Be Handled Together?
  6. The Solution
  7. Conclusion
  8. Bibliography
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  1. The Case for Linked Open Data
  2. Sustainability
  3. Different Options
  4. Personnel Requirements
  5. Infrastructural Planning
  6. Project Management Resources
  7. Maintenance and Planning for End of Life
  8. Formats
  9. Licensing
  10. Technical Long-Term Availability/IRIs
  11. Case Studies
  12. Conclusion
  13. Glossary
  14. Bibliography
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  1. The Administrative Divisions of Denmark
  2. Data Structure
  3. Dating of Units
  4. Integration of Time into GIS Maps of Danish Land Units
  5. Viewing and Publishing the Data
  6. Conclusion
  7. Bibliography
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  1. Pausanias and the Study of Space
  2. Digital Spatial Research Infrastructures for Classical Studies: The Importance of Linked Open Data and Existing Ecosystems
  3. Structuring Data: Existing Gazetteer Ecosystems and Further Data Complexity
  4. Conclusions: The Future of the Past
  5. Bibliography
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  1. The Middle English, Old West Norse, and Old Swedish Texts
  2. The Norse World Resource
  3. The External and Internal Journey
  4. Leaving the City
  5. On a Ship to Babylon
  6. Arriving in “Paradise”
  7. Lenfer Becomes Fær
  8. Conclusion
  9. Bibliography
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  1. Places, Place-Names, and Texts in the Digital Age
  2. Place-Names and Place-Name Variation in Humanities Digital Spatial Infrastructures for Research
  3. The Norse World Approach to Place-Name Variation
  4. Place-Name Variation and Textual Criticism
  5. Place-Name Variation and Genre
  6. Place-Name Variation and Language Change
  7. Final Remarks
  8. Bibliography
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  1. Denotation without Naming
  2. Abstraction
  3. Translation Aspects
  4. Concluding Remarks
  5. Bibliography
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  1. Bibliography
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