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From 1997 to 2003 the Cultural Virtual Reality Laboratory (CVRLab) created a digital model of the Roman Forum as it appeared in late antiquity. The notional date of the model is June 21, 400 A.D.

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The EAFSD places biographical and professional information about all foreign service officers in a relational data structure. This data structure allows users to trace the early American governments' attempts to deploy and control their overseas representatives.

The database also recreates the correspondence networks that sprang up between the officers as they sought from each other the information and expertise necessary to fulfill their duties.

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This project explores the use of art as a form of testimony and as a way to both corroborate and analyze the experience of prisoners in the Janowska concentration camp from a spatial perspective.  In particular, it will draw on the work of Zeev Porath, a prisoner in the camp whose collection of drawings represent both documentary witnessing and also his emotional reaction to the events he witnessed as a result of his own privileged position in the camp.

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ClockWork is a digital humanities sonification project developed by the 2015-2016 cohort of the Praxis Fellowship at the Scholars’ Lab of the University of Virginia. We were charged by the Scholars’ Lab with imagining time outside of the commonly-used framework of a timeline. We theorized the relationships between time, commodities, the purchasing power of wages, and the value systems that these relationships structure from our cross-disciplinary perspectives.