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Geotemporal Exhibit Builder for Collections of Archives and Artifacts

Like Omeka1? You might love Neatline. Neatline, a creation of the Scholars’s Lab, is a geo-temporal exhibit builder that uses archives and artifacts from an Omeka collection to create interactive timelines and maps. Neatline imports collections created in Omeka and … Continue reading

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