Student Output from GEOG 454 Historical Geography: Focus on GIS, Spring 2011
Note: one team declined to display their poster publicly because their project is ongoing (understandable but sad, as their poster was beautiful!). Two other posters are not displayed because not all team members responded to the request for permission. Those posters will be added to the site later if permissions are forthcoming.
Posters are listed alphabetically by last name (or by the last name of the alphabetically first author for team posters). Sorry, Courtney!
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"Tobacco Farming in Granville County NC During the 1880's" by Thomas Blaine |
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"Correlation of Grave Stone Style with Change Over Time in the Old Chapel Hill Cemetery" by Kelsey Hilton and Brittany Moody |
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"Hopeton Plantation: a Scientific Approach to Farming" by Jonathan
Horton and Nick Wilkinson
Note: an image from this poster will soon be featured on the cover of Journal for the Society of North Carolina Archivists (Fall 2011 issue) |
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"Spatially Locating the Students and Buildings of Chapel Hill: a Two-Tier Examination of the State and University (1795-1799)" by Peter McArthur |
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"An Historical GIS Approach to Exploring History, Memory, and Site Abandonment at Rancho Kiuic, Yucatan, Mexico (ca. 1760-1950)" by Maggie Morgan-Smith |
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"Lost Chapel Hill: Finding the Fate of Historic Homes" by Amanda Shaw and Chelsea Sullivan |
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"Comparing Death Distribution by Age and Marital Status in Mooresville and Statesville, North Carolina during 1869 and 1969" by Courtney Zak |
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Posted 7/20/2011 ~ Last updated 1/16/2012