Mapmaking in the home and printing house: women and cartography in late imperial Russia

Overview of attention for article published in Journal of Historical Geography, January 2020

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So far, Altmetric has seen 28 tweets from 25 users, with an upper bound of 55,777 followers.

RT @C_H_Gibson: My article on women's cartographic work in imperial #Russia is online now in the Journal of Historical Geography @historica…

26 Jul 2020

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RT @C_H_Gibson: My article on women's cartographic work in imperial #Russia is online now in the Journal of Historical Geography @historica…

12 Jun 2020

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RT @C_H_Gibson: My article on women's cartographic work in imperial #Russia is online now in the Journal of Historical Geography @historica…

12 Jun 2020

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In the grainy photo the light above the standing man shows a common method of adjusting the height of the lamp. The weight was a ceramic egg with space for lead shot to balance the bulb weight. Wire friction stopped them sliding. They can still be found in

12 Jun 2020

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