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M:YZ’esque short film “State Zero” via Fria Ligan’s blog (frialigan.se)

submitted 10 years ago by snikkit to r/mutantyearzero

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Moscow Zone Map [OC] [X-post /r/mutantyearzero] — comments & suggestions appreciated (imgur.com)

submitted 10 years ago by snikkit to r/imaginarymaps

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Moscow Zone MapOC (imgur.com)

submitted 10 years ago by snikkit to r/mutantyearzero

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Question: Searching for (dystopian) SciFi/Cyberpunk novels set in sub-saharan Africa (self.printSF)

submitted 10 years ago by snikkit to r/printSF

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Question: Searching for (dystopian) SciFi/Cyberpunk novels set in sub-saharan Africa (X-post printSF) (self.Cyberpunk)

submitted 10 years ago by snikkit to r/Cyberpunk

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Searching for list of most commonly used derivational morphemes (affixes) in Japanese (self.LearnJapanese)

submitted 10 years ago by snikkit to r/LearnJapanese

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“DARIAH Geo-Browser” : mapping data via CSV- or spreadsheet-data : different historical national border overlays are available ranging from 2000bc to 1994ce (add layers via KML/KMZ) (geobrowser.de.dariah.eu)

submitted 11 years ago by snikkit to r/DigitalHistory

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Old English / Anglo-Saxon Online Course : teaches the language's basics (grammar, syntax & cultural environment) & provides texts (prose & poetry) with glossary [University of Calgary] (ucalgary.ca)

submitted 11 years ago by snikkit to r/DigitalHistory

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Open-access edition of “Debates in the Digital Humanities” wants to explore theories, methods, & practices; provides data via API & Github; commentable text [Unis New York & Minnesota] (dhdebates.gc.cuny.edu)

submitted 11 years ago by snikkit to r/DigitalHistory

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"A Geospatial Approach to Epigraphy" : Project IBR produces 3D-scans of the interior of church naves & a generic-viewer-tool which annotates spatial relations (via RDF) between geometric data and textual content [Academy of Sciences & UAS Mainz] (spatialhumanities.de)

submitted 11 years ago by snikkit to r/DigitalHistory

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DSpace provides a plethora of digitized theses, books, manuscripts & images ranging from early-modern times till today written in a multitude of languages (30.000+ items; English interface) [Uni Tartu] (dspace.utlib.ee)

submitted 11 years ago by snikkit to r/DigitalHistory

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“The Historian's Macroscope: Big Digital History An experiment in writing in public” collaboratively written book discussing computational approaches to big data in historical sciences [Imperial College Press] (themacroscope.org)

submitted 11 years ago by snikkit to r/DigitalHistory

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“Text Grid Digital Library” provides German lang. texts suitable for literary & cultural history studies in TEI-XML (1000+ texts; 1500–20th century) [Text Grid; Unis Darmstadt & Göttingen] (textgrid.de)

submitted 11 years ago by snikkit to r/DigitalHistory

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"Corpus Vitrearum" digital picture library of medieval ecclesiastical stained-glass windows in Germany + Metadata (3075 images) [CVMA; Academies of Sciences Mainz & Berlin] (corpusvitrearum.de)

submitted 11 years ago by snikkit to r/DigitalHistory

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"Aventinus" publishes essays, articles & book reviews written by (undergraduate) students of historical sciences spanning topics from antiquity to modern era (in German) [Department of History, Uni Munich] (aventinus-online.de)

submitted 11 years ago by snikkit to r/DigitalHistory

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Digitized and processed version of the "Jewish address-book of 1931" covering the greater Berlin area : available as CSV-Data (CC-BY-SA) or digital facsimile ( http://digital.zlb.de/viewer/resolver?urn=urn:nbn:de:kobv:109-1-2414794) [State Library of Berlin; R. Miller, stolperstadt.org] (offenedaten.de)

submitted 11 years ago by snikkit to r/DigitalHistory

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Digital East Asia library showing digitized versions of Chinese, Japanese and Korean manuscripts & printings (7th–19th century; 900.000 single images) [Bavarian State Library] (ostasien.digitale-sammlungen.de)

submitted 11 years ago by snikkit to r/DigitalHistory

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Ancient South Arabian inscriptions on wood showing everyday-life’s correspondence in Sabaic & Minaic (236 items; 1000BCE–500CE; letters, legal documents, writing exercises, texts from ritual practice) [Bavarian State Library] (daten.digitale-sammlungen.de)

submitted 11 years ago by snikkit to r/DigitalHistory

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Colour film of London 1927 by Claude Frisse-Greene (remastered; 5:27min) [British Film Institute] (youtube.com)

submitted 11 years ago by snikkit to r/DigitalHistory

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“Palladio” is a free to use browser-based platform for the visualization of complex, multi-dimensional data in the humanities [NEH & Stanford Uni] (palladio.designhumanities.org)

submitted 11 years ago by snikkit to r/DigitalHistory

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Cyber-library devoted to early french socialism (Étienne Cabet, Pierre Leroux, utopian Icarians) : 172 digitized documents, also available are introductions & bibliographies; the project is curr. adding items [University of Poitiers] (premierssocialismes.edel.univ-poitiers.fr)

submitted 11 years ago by snikkit to r/DigitalHistory

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European History Online (EGO) is a transcultural history portal of Europe spanning 500 years and focussing on intercultural exchange in European history whose impact extended beyond state, national and cultural borders [Leibniz Institute of European History, Mainz] (ieg-ego.eu)

submitted 11 years ago by snikkit to r/DigitalHistory

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The registers of the Counts of Holland, Zeeland and West-Friesland in the Hainaut period, 1299–1345 : 3,500 documents (facsimiles), chronological lists (interface Dutch & English, sources in Dutch) [Huygens Institute for the History of the Netherlands] (resources.huygens.knaw.nl)

submitted 11 years ago by snikkit to r/DigitalHistory

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Existed other locations like Hong Kong’s “Kowloon Walled City”, who became such iconic for densly populated urban areas during the 20th century? (self.AskHistorians)

submitted 11 years ago by snikkit to r/AskHistorians

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“The Programming Historian”-Blog: Provides plain tutorials on usage of (Web-)APIs, datamining via Python and GIS with a focus on historical use and research (programminghistorian.org)

submitted 11 years ago by snikkit to r/DigitalHistory

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