Archive: January 2016

Epidemic surveillance in the 1830s

Map snippet of epidemic surveillance points in 1838 Lacedaemon.

Silk production

Who produced silk in 1838 Lacedaemon? Map them with a Heurist database.

Where did cotton grow?

Where did cotton grow in 1838 Lacedaemon? A Heurist database can help map the answer.

18th century plague

18th century Yersinia pestis genomes from Marseille reveal the long-term persistence of an historical plague focus https://t.co/6YWQ0fDSJt
— Michelle Ziegler (@MZiegler3) January 13, 2016

Persistent plague

Genotyping Evidence for Long-Term Plague Persistence in Europe from 14-17th Centuries https://t.co/QY4PczAYJz pic.twitter.com/TXsXIPefQK
— PLOS ONE (@PLOSONE) January 13, 2016

Tobacco growers

Who grew tobacco in 1838 Lacedaemon / Morea? #Heurist helps capture them. pic.twitter.com/gcclbGuSHs
— Katerina Gardikas (@kgardika) December 31, 2015

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