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“A Brother Orangeman the World Over”: Migration and the Geography of the Orange Order in the United se study sources data from the ., a body established in 1903 to gather information on its diasporic communities. Historical geographical information systems (GIS) methods were employed in this case study to parse, map and explore demographics of Orange Order migrants’ origins and destinations. Such

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Mapping Power: Using HGIS and Linked Open Data to Study Ancient Greek Garrison Communitiesnked Ancient World Data initiative has made such a project feasible. This article illustrates how new advances in HGIS and semantic web technologies has created a robust and expanding academic community and the development of best practices around the concept of sharing geospatial humanities data. A