Chronicles Methodology
By: Diana Tran Fall 2024 Methodology: Event Types Categorization Tagging the chronicle entry involves splitting it into different events. Events …
Fall 2024 — Quarter 1 Meetings
It is Fall 2024 and the Travelers Lab is BACK in full swing. On October 10th Alex Williams presented on …
Travelers Lab Presents at the Fall 2020 New England Historical Association Meetings
At the Fall 2020 meeting of the New England Historical Association, held virtually, members of the lab provided the papers …
Contextualizing COVID-19 in the NY City Region: a Comparative Approach
Text and data visualizations by Jesse W. Torgerson; data collection by Rachel Chung (’20) and Ezra Kohn (’20); mapping by …
COVID-19 in the NYC Commuting Region: A Travelers’ Lab Study
Updated: April 30, 2020. Follow-up post (5/12/2020) here. by Rachel Chung, Grant van Inwegen, Ezra Kohn, Jesse Simmons, and Jesse …
Rewriting the Historical Geography of Rome with the Chronicle of Theophanes
Text by Rachel Chung (’20), Grant van Inwegen (’20), Ezra Kohn (’20), Nathan Krieger (’20), and Jonah Skolnik (’21). Mapping …
Geography and Narrative in Chronicle of Theophanes: 2018-2019 Resumé
by Nathan Krieger (Wesleyan ’20) This project, using quantitative methods to study the role of geography through the narrative of …
Sonification and the Datini Letter Meta-data
Written by Adam Franklin-Lyons (History professor at Marlboro College) and Logan Davis (Research and Development Engineer at Pairity Greater Boston …