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This Thursday, I will give a talk on the cartographic representation of past weather and climate with @UoM_Maps. Join us online: eventbrite.co.uk/e/re-mappin…
#spatialhistory #dh
Worried about changing climate? Learn how climatologists mapped weather and climate in the past and see these beautiful 19th-century maps of winds, storms, and pressure systems. Register for our next lunch time seminar here: ow.ly/klnl50RgrMl #ClimateCrisis #GreenRylands
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Meet our students, Lise and Peter!
Through their MA in Library and Archives Studies, they are helping to create online catalogue records to make our educational wall maps more accessible. @UoM_Maps #LibraryPlacements
Check out our MA programme: ow.ly/SCWx50QG1mA
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Did you know you can trace a route on any map in our Georeferenced Maps viewer, and see an elevation profile for that route? #TuesdayTips
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#HistoricMaps
VERY excited to attend Kit's talk on Monday. Lot's to discuss on this topic!
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Very excited to attend this free public lecture next week organised by @ManGeogSoc. Andy Spinoza @andyspin will be talking about how post-industrial Manchester gained its global reputation for culture, music and sport and his new book by @ManchesterUP 'Manchester Unspun'.
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Looking forward to starting @livingmaps 2024 with Eden Kincaid on 30th Jan. Tickets selling fast!
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Its the time of year when some placenames just make us want to sing 🎶
Altogether now:
Jinglejoys, jinglejoys, jinglejoys all the way
#ArchiveAdventCalendar #CarolSingers
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#Day10 of our Cambridge map Advent calendar heads over to @Catz_Cambridge. Founded by the Provost of King's College in 1473, it received a royal charter two years later. Former students include our favourite Travel Man, @RichardAyoade.
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ON VIEW NOW in Central Library :
Exhibition of the Hulme and Moss Side, Carnival collections and the Black Chronicles exhibition.
Come down from now till 4pm (and later @ 6:30-7:30pm) to explore our archive collections!
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Teaching is well underway as we welcome students to our state-of-the-art map room to showcase special collections. Our visualiser allows students to engage with our historic maps in new ways, enriching our understanding of seventeenth century North America. @UoM_Maps
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Replying to @bodleianlibs
@bodleianlibs announce a free online #TOSCA #MapReadings with #IsabellaAlexander discussing her new @hartpublishing book 'Copyright & cartography' with @oxfordgeography's #LizBaigent. Thu 9 Nov, 16:30 UK time. Book at: visit.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/tosc… @ISHMAP1 @_BRICMICS @BloomsburyBooks
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“As much as guns and warships, maps have been the weapons of imperialism." Brian Harley, Maps, Knowledge, and Power, 1998.
Learn more about empire, colonialism and the maps in our collections:
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ALT Blaeu's Double Hemisphere Map, Joan Blaeu, 1662 Hand-coloured engraving on paper with representations of the four seasons along the bottom: from left to right are Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter. Portraits of Galileo, and Tycho Brahe (Joan Blaeu's father's teacher) adorn the corners, with several Classical deities appearing on clouds in between. California is shown as an island off the west coast of North America but the outline for the western portion of Australia is very accurate.
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Enchanting evening at the Rylands learning about the Manchester Geographical Society and Magic Lantern Shows @UoM_Maps @InbalHarding @TheJohnRylands – at Manchester, England
Come and see some of our collections on show tomorrow (Thursday 18 May) 3pm - 4pm. No need to book! Just head to the Historic Reading Room @TheJohnRylands where we will be setting up for our evening event ‘Maps, Magic and the Manchester Geographical Society’.
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It’s the #Eurovision final tonight, so here’s an intriguing 16th-century map showing Europe as a powerful queen. Take a closer look to see Spain is shown as her crown and the island of Sicily as her golden orb.
Explore this map online here: ow.ly/lELr50Okg54
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Out in the reading room today, the wonderful (if rather large) Pierre Desceliers' Mappemonde (1546). French MS1. Carefully unpacked by our collection care team for a reader coming from Amsterdam, but anyone can explore it to their heart's content here 👇😍
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🗺️Come to ‘Maps, Magic and the Manchester Geographical Society’ on Thursday 18 May 5:30pm. Researchers and curators will explore the nature of colonial collections and the stories they reveal about empire and imperialism.
💻Book a free place here: ow.ly/azbR50NMCWJ
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🧵 w/@LivingwMachines, the @britishlibrary has digitised & georeferenced > 10,500 sheets of late-19th- & early 20th-c large-scale @OrdnanceSurvey maps. More here:
1st: Selecting maps: livingwithmachines.ac.uk/cre…
2nd: Georeferencing: livingwithmachines.ac.uk/geo…
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Thesevwonderful maps can be found in the entrance foyer at @PRONI_DFC in #Belfast.
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#HappyNewYear2023
Our resolution is to celebrate #MapMonday through members’ holdings
First off is this 1851 Board of Health map, produced by @OrdnanceSurvey for #StratfordUponAvon @StratfordTC1
@ARAArchiTech @ARAUK_IE
@ShakespeareBT
#SBTCollections
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