Visualizations and Project Pages

Contents: Visualizations | Reading Our Heritage | Sonoma State Parts

Visualizations

UC Berkeley’s DH Team has been working on creating visualizations for use as 1. examples, 2. in the classroom, 3. and for our own research. Take a look at some of what we’ve been creating here! For each, there should be an examplation about how we did it on the “How To” page.

Be aware that many of these links lead to a different host website.

Mapping Historical Data

Look at a series of maps with California data.

Visualizing CA Demographics

Look at a series of charts exploring early 20th-century California demographics.

Listening to Space

EXplore the sounds of the Avebury Hendge

Mapping the Literary Mind

Take a look at some of the connections between a selection of Old English Literature

Reading Our Heritage

19th-c. Government Documents

Learn about the 19th-century legislation shaping married women’s options for becoming entrepreneurs.

Anatomy of a Book

Consider what a book even is with Erika Lindensmith

Reading a Drone

Consider what it means to read a drone with Prof. Mark Mueller.

Sonoma State Parks

Here are a series of Sonoma specific projects.

Women's Labor

Learn about the 19th-century legislation shaping married women’s options for becoming entrepreneurs.
Mexico & Geuatemala, 1848

Mapping 19th-century California

Explore 19th-century California through maps.
Mexican Reception to General M.G. Vallejo, 1850?

Vallejo Timeline

The Life and Times of General Vallejo.

The area now called Sonoma County is the historic land of communities including the Coast Miwok tribe. These groups, despite horrific treatment from European and then US colonizers, have maintained vibrant communities, including around Petaluma (includes Petaluma city).