123rd Annual Meeting (January 2 - 5, 2009): GIS (Geographic Information Systems) and Historical Inquiry into the Early Modern Atlantic World

GIS (Geographic Information Systems) and Historical Inquiry into the Early Modern Atlantic World

AHA Session 225

Monday, January 5, 2009: 11:00 AM-1:00 PM

Gramercy Suite A (Hilton New York)

Chair:

Anne K. Knowles, Middlebury College

Papers:

From the Shadows of an Atlantic Africa Citadel: Using GIS and Archaeology to Develop a Rural History of the Hueda (Whydah) Kingdom, c. 1650–1727
Neil Norman, Ohio State University

Indigenous Routes and Settler Town Formation in the Southern Colonial Backcountry: Spatial and Temporal Analysis of Land Records with GIS
G. Rebecca Dobbs, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Historiography and GIS: Mapping the Construction, Production, and Dissemination of American History in the English Atlantic World, c. 1550–1650
Ian J. Aebel, University of New Hampshire

Comment:

Stephen J. Hornsby, University of Maine

See more of: AHA Sessions

<< Previous Session | Next Session >>