The collaborative historical mapping platform project Pauliceia 2.0 was recently selected for the National Endowment for the Humanities’ Community Deep Mapping Institute. The 12-month program aims “to move from the established robust theories and concepts of deep mapping towards developing a foundation of practice, with a specific emphasis on supporting community histories through the use of advanced spatial and digital technologies.” Pauliceia 2.0 was one of 23 proposals accepted out of more than 1,000 submissions. Explore the beta Pauliceia 2.0 site here.
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