This strip map by John Ogilby shows 'The Road From Exeter to Barnstable & Thence to Ilfracombe' and dates back to c 1675. Can you spot Exeter on the map? 🔍 📷 Townsend Maps T4; digitised by Exeter Digital Humanities #MapMonday #MondayMaps #Maps #MappingOurExeter #Exeter #Devon

Fun and productive photogrammetry training at Royal Albert Memorial Museum, Exeter yesterday with partners from the GLAM-E project! Gerald the Duplo giraffe had his moment of glory 🦒

New episode of SoundBox Signals has dropped! Listen to University of Exeter undergrads Sofie Drew and Emily Chircop discuss a 1980 recording of Sharon Thesen reading at the Bowerings’. #poetry #poets #archives SpokenWeb Exeter Digital Humanities FCCS soundbox-signals.simplecast.com/episodes/sharo…

New episode of SoundBox Signals just dropped! Listen to University of Exeter undergrads Sofie Drew and Emily Chircop discuss a 1980 recording of Sharon Thesen reading at the Bowerings’. SpokenWeb FCCS University of Exeter UBC Okanagan soundbox-signals.simplecast.com/episodes/sharo…

If you were surprised that the Internet Archive is an actual place, just wait until you find out that we have an actual, physical collection of printed, paper books 🤯 For every book we lend to users online, there's a physical copy preserved in the Physical Archive. A 🧵

🎙️Listen here: soundbox-signals.simplecast.com🎙️

Job alert! Exeter’s Digital Humanities Lab is seeking a full-time Research IT Developer to work on digital resources with diverse research teams - Full details can be found here: jobs.exeter.ac.uk/hrpr_webrecrui… Apply by 28th August #research #developers #digitalhumanities

Our FREE creative writing workshop, inspired by letters from our archives, is TOMORROW! ⭐️ There's still time to book! ⭐️ Date: Friday 06 September Time: 2:30-4PM Location: Old Library, University of Exeter Book at ➡️heritageopendays.org.uk/submission-eve… #HeritageWeek2024 Exeter City of Literature

Join us today for a FREE drop-in Heritage Open Day event to explore our archives! No need to book, just drop in any time between 10:30am and 1pm! We look forward to seeing you. Find out more ➡️heritageopendays.org.uk/submission-eve… #Exeter #HeritageOpenDay #HeritageWeek2024 #Archives

This town plan of Exeter dates back to 1835. Can you spot the illustration of Exe Bridge? This bridge replaced the medieval Exe Bridge in 1778, and was itself replaced in 1905. 📷 by R. Brown & W. Schmollinger; Cartography Coll./A.3.a.iv #MapMonday #Map #Maps #MappingOurExeter

📸Our new intern team have had a busy start to term working on their first digitisation projects in lab 1. 🎭These playbills from Exeter Theatre Royal date all the way from 1908! University of Exeter Heritage Collections

We are excited to announce that The DH Lab is offering a jam-packed schedule of training sessions for Exeter staff and postgraduates including GIS, TEI XML encoding and Archival Photography! Sign up via Eventbrite ➡️eventbrite.co.uk/o/university-o…

The DH Lab is very pleased to invite you to 2 fortnightly discussion groups and our first Digital HASS Mixer. To RSVP your attendance for the mixer and to sign up for the discussion groups please email [email protected]. Drinks and snacks provided!

On 07 October 1889, the (New) Theatre Royal opened in Exeter. We look after 2,383 playbills from this theatre, which are fully searchable via our online archives catalogue ➡️lib-archives.ex.ac.uk/Record.aspx?sr… #OnThisDay #TheatreHistory #TheatreArchives #Archives #Exeter #ExeterHistory

Looking forward to the Making the Analogue Digital Event on the 9th November University of Exeter Heritage Collections

📣 Not long until our FREE Economic and Social Research Council Festival of Social Science event - and tickets are still available! In collaboration with Exeter Digital Humanities, we invite you to explore how and why we digitise archives. For more info and to book ➡️eventbrite.co.uk/e/making-the-a… #Exeter #Archives #JackClemo

We were delighted to welcome visitors to our Economic and Social Research Council Festival of Social Science event ('Making the Analogue Digital') on Saturday! We collaborated with Exeter Digital Humanities to digitise items from the archive of Jack Clemo, and to talk about the challenges and possibilities of digitisation.