#DigiKAR meeting in Mainz to discuss #datamodelling in our Electoral Saxony work package. The focus is on (divided or contested) rights, some of which relate to small #spatial entities like bridges and inns.

I am delighted to announce that the website which the #DigiKAR team created to highlight #Mobility in #ElectoralMainz (1600-1800) is now complete. Most #maps shared on this site were created by MA students of #history whom we introduced to working with #spatial data of the #earlymodern period: https://ieg-dhr.github.io/DigiKAR_Projektseminar/

First post here to introduce myself. I am an early modern #historian in Maastricht and specialise in #geohumanities and #islandstudies. I am looking forward to making contact with other researchers in my areas of interest. I am currently co-coordinating the #DigiKAR project and have just published our recent teaching project on clerical mobility in early modern Mainz. https://ieg-dhr.github.io/DigiKAR_Projektseminar/