Ever wonder where to find buried treasure? Come to the Clark Library to take a closer look at this buried treasure map! Maybe you'll get lucky. #TalkLikeAPirate #MapMonday https://myumi.ch/MpkE3
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@umichlibrary.bsky.socialEver wonder where to find buried treasure? Come to the Clark Library to take a closer look at this buried treasure map! Maybe you'll get lucky. #TalkLikeAPirate #MapMonday https://myumi.ch/MpkE3
@nordregio.bsky.social🗺️ Where are the Nordic Region’s #green #innovation hotspots?
This #MapMonday and green patent applications per 10,000 inhabitants show that some of the Nordic Region’s less populous regions are highly active in green technological development.
📗 Read more: pub.nordregio.org/r-2026-2-sta...
@bkgbund.bsky.social🏘️ Heute besuchen wir #Langweiler. Klingt nicht gerade nach Action. 😴
Mit #Langeweile hat der Name wohl nichts zu tun: 1276 wurde der Ort als „Langvilre“ erwähnt, später als „Landweiler“, vermutlich nach einem Franken namens Lando.
@archpbu.bsky.socialPart of the Island of Anglesey in North Wales by Captain Greenvile Collins, first published in ‘Great Britain’s Coasting Pilot’
Dyddiad/Date: 1693 Heb ei gatalogio / Uncatalogued
@found-game.bsky.socialToday I'm visiting Austria, surrounded by mountains. So here are some clips of Em exploring the mountainous regions of Found, just trying to find the best view.
@bcsmaps.bsky.social#MapMonday On this day in 2022, the procession of Queen Elizabeth II's coffin took place from Buckingham Palace to the Palace of Westminster.
This map shows all the streets and properties containing the words 'Queen Elizabeth'. www.geoplace.co.uk/press/where-...
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@quillofdamocles.bsky.socialHappy #wipwednesday #ttrpgcommunity!
The TRAIN LOBBY'S here! 1st this month, the Train Station Lobby map, complete with cafe, W/C, VIP & more! THIS Friday!
R20: rb.gy/8z6dao
DT: short.do/2U0PtT
@goldwagnathan.bsky.socialHappy #MapMonday!
@saironwen.bsky.socialA couple of months ago, I was commissioned to make this map, as a Gift for the Dungeon Master (it melt my heart right away)
It was great to see how the map changed as the players explored and learned new Lore 💖
I'm honored to have helped them be together in this adventure 💖
#mapmonday
#vgencomm
@quillofdamocles.bsky.socialI TAKE COMMISSIONS!
Got a map you need for a campaign, but just CAN'T find the right one? I got you covered! Prices start at £50 & increase with size & complexity; DM for a quote!
#mapmonday #dnd #dndmaps #ttrpg #ttrpgcommunity #pathfinder #pf2e #commissionsopen
@quillofdamocles.bsky.socialHappy #mapmonday #ttrpgcommunity!
The TRAIN LOBBY'S here! 1st this month, the Train Station Lobby map, complete with cafe, W/C, VIP & more! THIS Friday!
R20: rb.gy/8z6dao
DT: short.do/2U0PtT
@ria.ieThis #MapMonday is focused on Cork City!
Cork/Corcaigh by Howard Clarke and Maire Ni Laoi was originally published by RIA in 2024 www.ria.ie/irish-histor...
Check @ihtaria.bsky.social to explore highlights from the IHTA, a research programme based at the RIA
@ihtaria.bsky.socialTo purchase Irish Historic Towns Atlas no. 31 Cork/Corcaigh by H.B. Clark and Máire Ní Laoi please do so here:
@ihtaria.bsky.socialAuthor, Howard Clarke, MRIA will give a keynote lecture to the UCC conference 'Cork Histories' on 11 & 12 September 2026 with his lecture 'From Finbarr to Beauford: mapping early Cork'
Details and programme here:
www.ucc.ie/en/history/r...
@ucc.ie @ria.ie
#MapMonday #IHTA
10/11
@ihtaria.bsky.socialThe Digital Atlas of Cork/Corcaigh allows the user to interrogate maps with the topographical information, spatially, temporally and thematically using a bespoke Geographical Information System #GIS
Free access here: www.ria.ie/research-pro...
#MapMonday #IHTA
9/11
@ihtaria.bsky.socialMap 2, the atlas reconstruction of Cork in 1842, allows us to see the accumulated impact of centuries of change. The medieval street spine remains, but reclamation and expansion have dramatically enlarged the urban landscape
#MapMonday #IHTA
8/11
@ihtaria.bsky.socialLand reclamation was a major component of the urban morphology of Cork which can be seen through the maps of Phillips (1685), Carty (1726) and Rocque (1759)
#MapMonday #IHTA
7/11
@ihtaria.bsky.socialThe historical compilation map in the atlas brings these manuscript maps together, reconstructing Cork's development from c.625 to c.1750. It reveals how monastic, Hiberno-Norse, medieval and early modern landscapes combined to create the city we recognise today.
#MapMonday #IHTA
6/11
@ihtaria.bsky.socialSpeed's 1610 map highlights the relationship between settlement and water. Bridges, quays and channels linked Cork's different urban components, while the River Lee continued to dictate how and where the city could grow. #MapMonday #IHTA
5/11
