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SUMMARY:There are no unknown places - Øyvind Eide
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DESCRIPTION:Identifying places that are referred to in historical sources 
 is an important part of analysing such sources and understanding better th
 e spatial structures they express (Cooper et al. 2016). It is also an inte
 resting area of research in itself\, based on a number of assumption that 
 are often not made explicit. In this abstract some of these assumptions ar
 e discussed\, giving the background for and discussing its possibly counte
 r-intuitive title. We will then go on to discuss some methods for practica
 l place identification\, including a small experiment which is under devel
 - opment. The proposed paper will discuss the results of the experiment co
 nnected to the issues raised in this abstract.
LOCATION:MG1/02.05
URL:https://pretalx.com/spathum24/talk/JB7QH9/
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