Final version of the Continental #Spain with spectral elevation tint. We opted for a very soft light to soften the shadows and give a delicate coloring to the ground. We paln to realize a classical topographic tint version, that we call geo. #mapart #cartography #maps

Pubs as folk museums. In our book "Building Magic" Ceri Houlbrook & I, explored the history of pubs as the repositories of unusual folkloric objects (particularly mummified cats). Here's a copy of the section - enjoy! (pt1)

POV you invite the GIS specialist to the meeting

DEADLINE EXTENDED UNTIL 15 MARCH 2025 We still have room for a few more panels and workshops at Gothic Crossroads, so have extended the deadline for another couple of weeks. Don't forget that we have some travel bursaries for PGs. Details on our website: manchestergothic.mmu.ac.uk/gothic-cross-r…

Look forward to reading this book, which draws on nine PhD. projects. And it's Open Access!!

Sometimes throwing shade can be a good thing. 😉 Create tinted terrain that doubles as art with this hillshade tutorial from cARTograpgher, John Nelson. ow.ly/pzRF50VifFc

The Open Encyclopedia of #Anthropology (@anthroencycl) is a peer-reviewed and #OpenAccess resource for teaching and learning. Check it out here ⤵️ buff.ly/12N5rmS

The substitution of solar lights for kerosene is a good story, but it is only one version of the story: let’s examine the others. What else are solar lights a substitute for? From our series on Substitution, Nassima Abdelghafour writes on Dirty Kerosene ⬇ culanth.org/fieldsights/di…

The new issue Vol 2, Issue 1 of the interdisciplinary open access Plant Perspectives Journal @plantpjournal is available for free download, and includes many interesting plant-related articles as well as poetry & reviews. whp-journals.co.uk/PP/

Archaeological textiles are rare finds in Scotland, but the fabric on this bead from the Galloway Hoard survived for over 1,100 years underground 🤯 Why? It was buried with metal which helped create an inhospitable environment for fibre-eating microbes: digitscotland.com/poisonous-wool…

Free for download! Botanical Imagination: Rethinking Plants in Modern Japan is a new critical plant studies book by Jon L. Pitt from Cornell University Press. "..explores the complicated legacy and enduring lure of plant life in modern Japanese literature and media" cornellpress.cornell.edu/book/978150178…

Hey students! AAG’s Student and Postdoc Opportunities website features the latest positions, programs, and opportunities for geography students. Geography departments regularly add new opportunities, so check back often to view the latest listings. bit.ly/3Zq9sA4

33 FREE GOOGLE EARTH ENGINE TUTORIALS ON WATER RESOURCES: 🧵

A plan of Glasgow circa 1778, showing the Gorbals, Calton and the surrounding area. Search and view thousands of Scottish maps, plans, surveys, technical drawings and much more in our collections from the comfort of your own home 👇 bit.ly/SPMapsPlans

We are absolutely delighted to announce that Gothic Nature V: Decolonising the EcoGothic is here at long last! gothicnaturejournal.com/issue-v/ This issue was a true labour of love & joy—& hope—in a time where all are sorely needed. Kind regards, Elizabeth, Harriet & Kim D.

Continuing our celebration of GNV, we bring you Jennifer Schell's 'Spectral Seals and Enslaved Africans: Herman Melville's 'Benito Cereno' as an Anticolonial EcoGothic Tale’ 🦭 gothicnaturejournal.com/wp-content/upl…

Today @ MTC associate editor Martha Henzy interviews writer Candace R. Nunag about debut book, A SOLAR FLARE, "a hybrid of short essays, research fragments, poems, flash fiction, and images that pull on the threads of our present polycrises." mid-theory.com/2025/05/01/all…

Glass window designs in Art Nouveau style from the 1914 catalogue of the "National Ornamental Glass Manufacturers Association of the United States and Canada".

A mom posts a video of her house cat, saying, "He walks my kids to the bus daily, ensures they board safely, and then returns home."

Toad sat and did nothing. Frog sat with him.