Tag: pelagios

• The Itinerarium Egeriae: Mapping Egeria’s Pilgrimage On Candlemas

  

  In the Roman Catholic Church, the celebration held forty days after Christmas is the festival of Candlemas (February 2). Candlemas recognizes the presentation of Jesus in the temple and the purification of the Virgin Mary forty days after giving birth (Luke 2:22-29). This was in accordance with Jewish purity law (Lev. 12:4) which required women who […]

  sarahemilybond

  February 2, 2017

  maps, reading, text, The State of the Field, Uncategorized, women

  candida moss, candlemas, egeria, GIS mapping, Late Antiquity, manuscripts, mapping, medieval latin, mediterranean, pelagios, pilgrims, Pleiades, ryan horne

• Roma Aeterna: Open-Access Resources for Mapping the City of Rome

  

  I travel a lot in order to do Pleiades workshops and discuss the role of mapping in both research and pedagogy. The #1 question I am asked is: How can I map the city of Rome? This morning, I thought I would give a bit of a run-down on how you can begin to interact with […]

  sarahemilybond

  November 24, 2016

  Art and Graphics, The State of the Field, Uncategorized

  ancient topography, ArcGIS, digital humanities, digital maps, geography, gis, Google Earth, linked ancient world data, LOD, mapping, pelagios, Pleiades