@Inge_vanVugt http://vespasianodabisticciletters.unibo.it/index.html Interessant?

Francesca Tomasi describes Historical Context Ontology http://purl.org/emmedi/hico, #LOD for interpreting facts #DHN2016

Looking forward to get to know the Nordic digital humanities the next few days! #DHN2016

Great to see HistoGraph (a)live & kicking @danieleguido @martenduering Lars Wieneke http://histograph.cvce.eu/ #dhd2016

Lars Wieneke @ #pslam #dhd2016 on http://histograph.eu of @CVCEeu_dh

RT @ldegoei: Cursus Databases for Young Historians. @esterzoomer en eva andersen #KNHG @HistoriciNL http://bit.ly/21ZbwOI https://t.co/Yt…

@correspSearch http://thinkingclassified.hum.uu.nl of Dirk van Miert @UtrechtUni could provide you with Kant & Fichte #dhd2016

.@TheMakersTV All the more reason to start entering the correct data in @Wikidata! So we can include it in our next run.

That moment when your SPARQL-query & #dataviz is covered by the BBC next to #SuperTuesday http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-35685889

@andre_ourednik Neat! cc @marijnkoolen @rensbod

@lornamhughes True. Considering it's only a fraction of (documented) conflicts...

Wow! Nice to see our @wikidata/#DBpedia Geography of Violence from around the world is being shared around the world

@TuurRTLNieuws Inderdaad! Al zien weinigen dat in...

.@gregsundermann @cartoDB It's all in the blogpost: http://nodegoat.net/blog.s/14/a-wikidatadbpedia-geography-of-violence

RT @Independent: A map of all the battles fought around the world over the last 4,000 years http://i100.io/OF9pKOJ

@A_Tack @vtchakarova @Phil_Eder Thanks! Data comes from @wikidata & #DBpedia, see our blogpost for more info: http://nodegoat.net/blog.s/14/a-wikidatadbpedia-geography-of-violence

@MaxKemman Link? :-)

RT @GeoHum_SIG: Spatial Humanities conference at Lancaster, UK 15-16 September; paper deadline 25 March
http://www.lancaster.ac.uk/spatialhum/

We are on our way to @dewintertuin Nijmegen to discuss forms of nonlinear and transmedia storytelling and publishing.

@taniki Ha! Long time no see. Great to see your tubes are still kicking around!

@Glossophiliac75 @BrankoMilan @MaxCRoser @galka_max @DataIsBeautiful Exactly: http://nodegoat.net/blog.s/14/a-wikidatadbpedia-geography-of-violence

@galka_max @DataIsBeautiful All data we used comes from @wikidata & #dbpedia. See our blogpost for more info on this http://nodegoat.net/blog.s/14/a-wikidatadbpedia-geography-of-violence

@LeoJCarey Agreed.

@LeoJCarey acc. DBpedia, the military was involved; dbo:MilitaryConflict. See our original blogpost why it is there: http://nodegoat.net/blog.s/14/a-wikidatadbpedia-geography-of-violence

RT @galka_max: Map of 12,703 battles fought since 2500 B.C. http://battles.nodegoat.net/viewer.p/23/385/scenario/3/geo/fullscreen ht: @dataisbeautiful

RT @galka_max: Map of 12,703 battles fought since 2500 B.C. http://battles.nodegoat.net/viewer.p/23/385/scenario/3/geo/fullscreen ht: @dataisbeautiful

@ACWMuseum we collected co-presence at battles + births & deaths of Civil War combatants: http://battles.nodegoat.net/viewer.p/25/391/scenario/2/geo/fullscreen / http://nodegoat.net/blog.p/82.m/14/a-wikidatadbpedia-geography-of-violence

Spatial co-occurrence #dataviz of combatants in the American Civil War #digitalhumanities http://battles.nodegoat.net/viewer.p/25/391/scenario/1/geo/fullscreen

RT @esterzoomer: Interessante & goed georganiseerde cursus! Vandaag presentatie opzet @BMGN_LCHR low countries historians database. https:/…