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Call for Working Group Members http://t.co/LefhKDAK #dhist #envhist #twitterstorians
RT @Katherineofl: New Stillwater Historians post: Digital History Hoarder http://t.co/qJe3IV9W #envhist #twitterstorians #phdchat #dhist #history
New Stillwater Historians post: Digital History Hoarder http://t.co/qJe3IV9W #envhist #twitterstorians #phdchat #dhist #history
Want to catch a digital fake? Ask Reddit. http://t.co/xLIi6DvN #digitalhumanities #dhist
RT @bonaramis: #digitalhumanities #dhist Digital map over archive materials is on the way http://t.co/Bx1oSNwJ
May 25, Alice Stuart visiting the Digital Berkeley Folk Music Festival Project! http://t.co/n8HszNEt #twitterstorians #folkmusic #dhist
#digitalhumanities #dhist Digital map over archive materials is on the way http://t.co/Bx1oSNwJ
I before E except after...The Perils of Transcription-Heavy Projects http://t.co/goCxRxjt #twitterstorians #history #dhist
From Cradle to Antipodean Grave: Reconstructing C19th Criminal Lives- audio from last weeks live stream- http://t.co/PKa6LKN9 #News #dhist
While I was out on Brier Is. this wknd KO was having "Coffee at Tim Hortons with Bill Cronon" http://t.co/YbcEj7bk #twitterstorians #dhist
SH reflects on #2012ACS: Navigating Atlantic Canada by Second Nature http://t.co/3i9DyDcf #envhist #dhist #twitterstorians #cdnhist #history
RT @robgee18: My first reflection on #2012ACS: Navigating Atlantic Canada by Second Nature http://t.co/DlE8RORX #envhist #dhist #twitterstorians #cdnhist
My first reflection on #2012ACS: Navigating Atlantic Canada by Second Nature http://t.co/DlE8RORX #envhist #dhist #twitterstorians #cdnhist
RT @Jason_M_Kelly: Any advice on how to display a twitter backchannel in Keynote running on iOS? #digitalhumanities #dhist #edtech
Any advice on how to display a twitter backchannel in Keynote running on iOS? #digitalhumanities #dhist #edtech
@IHRDigHist Thanks - great to know there will be a podcast of the talk at http://t.co/MGb6vECW #dhist
RT @richardgorrie: History Working Papers Project http://t.co/vgkSXyRq Great site edited by @Jason_M_Kelly and @TimHitchcock #dhist
"Technology, Scholarship, and the 21st-century Humanities" - the History Working Papers Project http://t.co/bD8P9Tu6 #dhist
History Working Papers Project http://t.co/vgkSXyRq Great site edited by @Jason_M_Kelly and @TimHitchcock #dhist
@ARebelHand Yes. The talk will be posted on the http://t.co/U0GyqGK1 site as a podcast soon. #dhist
RT @miriamkp: Here's a libguide about open access at #ucla http://t.co/nZSywwHQ #dhist
Seminar is now over. Many thanks indeed to Hamish for a fascinating talk. The IHR Digital History seminar will return in September. #dhist
Any final questions for Hamish? Please tweet in now. #dhist
got to leave the virtual world of transportation for the toddler tea-table, sorry to miss reminder of questions at #dhist
81% of women convicts were marrying other convicts. Women are very highly selective, i.e. educated, tall men chosen #dhist
those who came up against the harsh end of the transportation system were more likely to be reconvicted #dhist
Now trying to see what happens to convicts after being pardoned. To follow their lives & see when they died. Recidivism rates of 18% #dhist
@IHRDigHist Would like to know if that's something that the digital methods made clear… #dhist
There are oscillations in charges against convicts which vary over time They relate to labour shortages. When shortages, less charges #dhist
Excellent point! RT @IHRDigHist punishment records probably more a product of labour market actualities than convict behaviour #dhist
punishment records probably more a product of labour market actualities than convict behaviour #dhist
Project shows different levels of flogging depending on work. Where labour in demand there is less flogging. #dhist
Convict David Gow took a very convoluted route through the different stages of the convict system - was he typical? #dhist
Project has transcribed 4% of the records. From that know that there are 660 000 lines of text in total. #dhist
All punishments had to be given by Magistrates and so are recorded making good record linkage. #dhist
interesting future project would be to match lifes of non-transported siblings against those of their sibling convicts #dhist
Idents took place before landing in the Master's cabin to prevent them from being influenced by those there esp for occupation. #dhist
RT @IHRDigProjects: Digital History seminar going live now: http://t.co/iLPSYoGr #News #dhist
Idents were records made at time of arrival incl height, age, occupation, native place, etc incl statement of family & circumstances. #dhist
Hygiene measures of washing on ship kept diarrhoea & dysentery down for men but not emale. Prime reason was children on female ships #dhist
RT @IHRDigProjects: Digital History seminar going live now: http://t.co/iLPSYoGr #News #dhist
poor hygiene, rather than defiency diseases, responisble for high female death rates on voyage #dhist
Female death rates drop very quickly after arrival in Van Dieman's land. This shows basic health systems are in place well before UK. #dhist
Women's death rates higher than men on voyage & peaked at end of voyage particularly for women who travelled furthest in UK to ships. #dhist
No evidence that transportation decreased life-expectancy for men. Indeed evidence that may have extended life. #dhist
could transportation have extended life expectancy?! #dhist
Findings - Death rates for men & women. High point is at end of voyage & in first month or two after arrival. Dif from slave voyages #dhist
Five questions - (5) Can useful info be provided for the heritage tourism industry? #dhist
Five questions - (4) Can useful info be transmitted to the descendants of convicts? #dhist
Five questions - (3) What can be learnt of efficacy of various penal policies? #dhist