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Latest revision as of 14:36, 28 April 2025
Available
- Source code: https://github.com/Aeolian-Alexanders
- Listed home page: http://www.aeolian-coins.org/ (dead link)
- Previously at: https://maps.isaw.nyu.edu/aeolis/ (dead link)
Author
- Ryan M. Horne
Description
From the Github code page (accessed 2025-04-28):
This NEH-Mellon supported study conducted by Dr. Ryan Horne uses new innovations in social network analysis software and geographic information systems to reimagine traditional die studies as digital publications which illustrate economic and social networks in geographic space. Focusing on coinage from the region of ancient Aeolis in western Turkey, this project offers the first all-digital die study, along with new tools and methodologies which can be used by other digital humanities initiatives.
A version of this complete website was previously hosted at on the ISAW servers, but seems no longer to exist. The source code is still available, and the repository describes it as "very much a hackable project, with modifications and improvements welcome."