At the end of last year, I wrote a short article for the Newsletter of the Association for Spanish and Portuguese Historical Studies. The article talks about our ongoing itinerary project, focusing both on some of the itineraries I have been working on in Spain, but also talks about the broader collaboration between Wesleyan, Marlboro, and Illinois State that has produced the data. There are also a few visualizations comparing Roman and Early Modern road use by the royal entourage in the thirteenth century in the Crown of Aragon. It’s available Here at the ASPHS website – the edition is Volume 9 (2018).
Adam Franklin-Lyons
