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Gift of Kihei Hattori, in memory of his father, Kihei Hattori
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A gray, unglazed Banko ware (sculpture) of a cat with four kittens crawling on/around its feet and back. Dimensions: H. 4 in. (10.2 cm); W. 4 1/2 in. (11.4 cm); D. 4 1/8 in. (10.5 cm)
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Japanese miniature sculpture of a girl playing with a cat
Dimensions: H. 1 1/2 in. (3.8 cm); W. 1 in. (2.5 cm); D. 1 1/4 in. (3.2 cm)
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This box demonstrates stylistic variations on the peony scroll, a favorite design on Korean lacquer ware ornamented with shimmering abalone shells, or mother-of-pearl. Here, the large luscious blooms are accentuated.
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The website provides basic information about natural disasters between 1200-1800 in the UK. Shows users the information through maps, links, and a timeline.
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A map of London from October 7th, 1940 - June 6th 1941. The map uses data from the bomb census to chronicle the location and timing of each bomb launched upon the city during the blitz.
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Peer reviewed sources displaying a timeline of all natural disasters taking place in the pre modern period, including floods, plagues and famine on a worldwide scale taking place up until 1800 through timelines, maps, and videos.
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The Bomb Sight maps the London WWII bomb census, taking place between 07/10/1940 to 06/06/1941. It has a detailed satellite map with red dots placed on the locations that bombs were dropped on London, with zoom in/zoom out functionality. It also contains divisions based on specific neighborhoods, bomb totals for each neighborhood, specific locations of each bomb, location searching, and data for the first night of the Blitz, a weekly bomb census, and an aggregate bomb census. It allows users to visualize and contextualize the frequency of the bombs dropped on London in World War II, as well as determine which parts of London were bombed more than other parts of London. -Sofia Wilson
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Quoting Levin, “The original aim was to catalogue academic mapping projects… But the list has drifted away from this, to cover literary and historical mappings in general... I’ve begun to compile a list of Digital Humanities projects where GIS (Geographical Information Systems) has a leading part.” Essentially, this is an archived list of geographical academic projects that cover a wide variety of subjects, ranging from literary to historical contexts.
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Explorable, interactive map of London detailing the bomb consensus between 7/10/1940 and 6/6/1941. There are multiple ways to view the data, such as a Satellite and a Street View map. There is also a function to narrow the archive to specific areas and neighborhoods within Greater London. It allows the users to visualize the bombings that landed in Greater London during World War II.
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Tabs with listed creators, productions, written works, venues, awards, festivals, and digital objects.
Access to their Twitter page.
Comment Section.
Posters of various plays.
An about, publication, and contribution page.
Lists of plays, titles, directors, and date ranges (in alphabetical order)
This archive gathers a collection of plays through photographs, images, audio, written work, and videos. It lists the creators of said media. And gives easy access to information on these projects/people.
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Displays the natural disasters of the premodern period, displayed on maps, catalogues, peer reviewed sources and maps
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It is a digital archive of Cuban theater works. It has information on Cuban creators, productions, written works, venues, awards, festivals, and digital objects. It also provides access to their twitter account and offers a comment section. It has posters for certain works and also provides the directors and casts of them. They also provide a participation and a publications page. The site gives information and photographs of written works, plays, and other Cuban productions. It makes this information easily accessible to the public (Michael Gardner).
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A resource containing information on Cuban theater and performance.
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The project is one that contains multiple other projects. It contains various digitized maps (Geographical Information Systems) as well as GIS tools and data.
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The Unfortunate Creatures Project was created to organize disasters such as plagues and famines between the years of 1120, and 1800 in The UK area. It has a map, list, and timeline of natural disasters as well as a video about the project.
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The Cuban Theater Interactive is an interactive resource containing information about Cuban theater productions, as well as its contributors.
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In this journal from Louisa we follow her everyday life and the people and things she sees from 1858 to 1865. Most of these journal entries are just her jotting down her current thoughts. In one of the journal entries you can see her be quite indifferent to a sentence being said about " mere morality" she said she finds it confusing and that she found something to do with this mere morality to be a dangerous possession. Louisa writes whatever she finds to be interesting or raising a question within her morals or within her mind. In this journal she either combats what was mentioned throughout the day but she could not say it out loud or she agrees in silence but explains it in the journal.
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Tuskegee Institute
