Native Places is a spatial humanities project of the American West Center at the University of Utah.
It consists of an interactive, layered map centered on Utah that encompasses the homelands of the state’s traditionally associated tribes. The map will record and restore indigenous place names to major landscape features and selected historical and cultural sites.
This is a big problem for Mastodon.
Canadian journalist Erica Ifill just had her mastodon.online account suspended without explanation. She's been sharing stuff critical of Mastodon re: intersectional issues.
I get the decentralized structure and idea that each server has its own rules. But this Reddit-style moderation, where moderators with god-complexes make mysterious and arbitrary decisions, is going to cause people migrating to Mastodon to flee in droves.
A gentle reminder to folks who are new to Mastodon. In solidarity with those in the disabled community who rely on screen readers, we ask that you:
* Add alt text/image descriptions when you post media
* Capitalize the first letter of every word in a hashtag #LikeThis
* Avoid emojis in your display name
UPDATE: So many great questions! Please check the replies to see if your question has been asked and answered ❤️
#StrongerTogether #Accessibility #AltText #Disability #Solidarity #FediTips
Hello beautiful folk of Mastodon! The Partial Historians is a podcast focused on ancient Roman history. We also dip into areas across the wider Mediterranean as well. Dr Rad is a specialist in Spartacus and Dr G is an expert on the Vestal Virgins.
Our primary series is tracing the history of Rome from the founding of the city - we’re up to the 430s BCE (only taken us 10 years to get here!).
We also interview amazing scholars about their work. The latest is the fabalous @vickyausten @mstdn.ca on depictions of flora in the Augustan age.
Our aim is to bring you history with rigour and depth while also ensuring it is accessible. Watch this space!
#Historians #Ancient @histodons @archaeodons