Mapping Lived Religion retweeted
Planning this exciting conference together with @eleonor_marcus ! See below for more info.
#digitalhistory #digitalhumanities
I'm part of the team behind this upcoming conference in Digital History - please do apply and circulate:
6th Digital History in Sweden Conference: Unboxing Digital Methods, Practices and Public Engagement
lnu.se/en/meet-linnaeus-univ…
w @ellisnilsson
@linneuni #digitalhistory
ALT AI generated image of an open book with people standing in it. Books, prints and instruments scattered around. Created for 6th Digital History in Sweden Conference: Unboxing Digital Methods, Practices and Public Engagement. Linnaeus University, 7-8 November 2024. Contact [email protected] or [email protected] for more information about the conference.
Mapping Lived Religion retweeted
So, I wrote a little popular history something with a colleague (in Swedish). About saints, donations, miracles, and a bit about the Mapping Saints project.
fof.se/artikel/2024/2/helgon…
Mapping Lived Religion retweeted
Part 2 of Sofia Lahti's art-history detective work can now be found on our project blog!
"Mapping medieval sculptures: Part 2. The burned Apostles at Ii": blogg.lnu.se/mapping-saints/…
#Saints #medieval #art #History #Finland
ALT Viktor Sucksdorff, 1896: Wooden images from the Ii church. Archival print from damaged nitrate negative. The Finnish Heritage Agency. The print is not currently available for proper digitizing as the archives are being relocated.
Brand new post by Sofia Lahti on our project blog!
"Mapping medieval sculptures: Part 1 (of 4). Tracking wooden saints from Finnish museum databases".
Follow her art-history detective work, here: blogg.lnu.se/mapping-saints/…
#saints #databases #CulturalHeritage #medievaltwitter
ALT Screenshot from the Finna portal: a sculpture in the collection of Kymenlaakso museum, Finland.
Mapping Lived Religion retweeted
The hypothesis of a late arrival of Leonard’s cult in the North is supported by the Swedish calendar material, where the earliest known appearance of his feast is in the fragment Sveriges Riksarkiv Fr 25596 (see @MappingSaints' database: saints.dh.gu.se/quote/12464). (4/n)
ALT Upper half of a thirteenth-century calendar page, with feasts written in black and red, and with blue and red initials. The feast of Leonard is added in a later hand.
Mapping Lived Religion retweeted
Såg precis en tweet om S:t Elin som påminde mig om att dela länken till hennes biografi i Svenskt kvinnobiografiskt lexikon (SKBL) - för övrigt en suverän resurs!
skbl.se/sv/artikel/ElinafSko…
Mapping Lived Religion retweeted
Here it comes, the volume to introduce AT LEAST two different ways of modelling #placename data. But there is so much more in here on humanities Spatial Research Infrastructures #digitalhumanities #spatialhumanities #digitalhistory #digitalphilology #historicalgeography and more!
Digital Spatial Infrastructures and Worldviews in Pre-Modern Societies published @ArcHumanities is finally here and it is #OpenAccess!
library.oapen.org/handle/20.…
Short summary follows below 🧵
#spatialhumanities #digitalhumanities #digitalphilology #digitalhistory #placenames
Mapping Lived Religion retweeted
Glöm inte Scandia's blog med utvecklande diskussioner och populärhistoriska texter om tidskriftens innehåll!
Länken till den senaste om...
Nyfiken om innehållet i senaste numret av Scandia?
Lösningen finns på bloggen!
Läs Sofia Lahtis post om "Chatty reliquaries and engaged emotions".
#relikvarier #levdreligion #Scandinavia
journals.lub.lu.se/scandia/a…
ALT Bust reliquary in the Church of St Mary, Sigtuna, Sweden. Photo: Sofia Lahti.
Mapping Lived Religion retweeted
In chapter 2, @ellisnilsson Terese Zachrisson, Anders Fröjmark, Lena Liepe & @JohanAhlfeldt showcase in what ways digital spatial methods can contribute to the understanding and interdisciplinary study of medieval “lived religion.”
Mapping Lived Religion retweeted
The @MappingSaints project carries out complex digitization and sustainability work digitizing and linking disparate materials from the Swedish National Historical Museums and @raa_se.
Mapping Lived Religion retweeted
For instance, St. Paul of Narbonne is included in at least 2 calendars used, but perhaps not produced, in Sweden. One such example is Sveriges Riksarkiv Fr. 28234, from the C12 or C13. (For more, see the entry in the @MappingSaints database: saints.dh.gu.se/cult/3946.) (5/n)
ALT The bottom half of a medieval calendar page for March. Almost every day contains one feast, beginning with March 17 (Patrick & Gertrude) and ending with Felix & Valeria.
Mapping Lived Religion retweeted
And what a great workshop it was! It was a delight to see everyone IRL and the feedback was extremely useful. 🙏🙏 Now to get to work implementing the needed changes & debugging. 💪💻
This week we're welcoming most of our advisory board to @goteborgsuni for a workshop where we'll be testing the first version of our public interface! Lots of hard work developing (back- and frontend) put in by esp. @JohanAhlfeldt & colleagues @dhgothenburg to get this far.
Mapping Lived Religion retweeted
Terese Zachrisson & I had the honour of being guest editors for this thematic issue of 'Scandia' focusing on lived religion in a historical perspective.
Articles in English, Swedish & Norwegian.
Check it out!
@MappingSaints #livedreligion #saintscults #Sámi
Ett splitternytt Scandia är här!
Denna gång ett temanummer om #Levdreligion i det förmoderna #Nordeuropa. #religion #helgonkulter #samer
Provläsa på hemsidan eller prenumera genom att kontakta [email protected]
Innehållet kommer som OA, senvår 2023.
journals.lub.lu.se/scandia/i…
Mapping Lived Religion retweeted
Second keynote at 5th Digital History in Sweden conference @ellisnilsson Enriching Medieval Cultural Heritage through Digitization #DHisS2022 @lunduniversity
Mapping Lived Religion retweeted
I morgon 28.10 kl 13 disputerar forskaren Anna-Stina Hägglund vid Åbo Akademi med avhandlingen “Birgittine landscapes: Three monasteries in their local and regional environment across the Baltic Sea Region c. 1410–1530” (doria.fi/handle/10024/185993).
Mapping Lived Religion retweeted
Vår förståelse av medeltidens bilder uppdateras ständigt, skriver projektforskare Sofia Lahti i bokprojektet FiKons blogg. Läs mer om FiKon - nya perspektiv på Finlands konsthistoria: blogs2.abo.fi/fikon/2022/06/…
Mapping Lived Religion retweeted
Keskiajantutkijan silmä lepää. Kiitos, Avoimen tiedon keskus @uniofjyvaskyla !
Suomen ainoa inkunaabeli nyt verkossa!
JYU:n Avoimen tiedon keskus on digitoinut suurimman aarteensa, Missale Aboensen, ja koonnut Missalen tarinan verkkonäyttelyksi: missale.jyu.fi
@Jyk_tiedotus #JYUnique #kirjahistoria
r.jyu.fi/EEI
ALT Sivu Missale Aboense -messukirjasta.
Mapping Lived Religion retweeted
Happy to be representing the project as part of this workshop together with @JohanAhlfeldt ! Discussing how to merge datasets and towards further collaborations.
The project is represented at the 2nd @NordicSpatial workshop in Bergen @UiB_UB, Sept. 19-21! This workshop focuses on working with the core projects' data and testing combining datasets, plus discussing combined projects.
Mapping Lived Religion retweeted
An early-modern Swedish "blessing" mentions an "Elidas" (3rd row). Anyone come across this previously? Our first though was maybe the prophet Elijah (Sw. Elia/Elija) as "sanctus" is missing. Any insights would be appreciated! #medievaltwitter
#twitterstorians #earlymoderntwitter
