Great news, "Electrum Magazine - Why The Past Matters [http://electrummagazine.com]" has published an article describing the Polis-Inventory app! Freely available to the public, Electrum Magazine aims to trace discernible historical patterns from ancient to modern cultures and to this end publishes articles
> What's in a location? A lot, as it turns out! Summary A review of the spatial distribution of poleis, region-by-region, illuminated outliers from their assigned region that warrented closer inspection. In addition, a
Great news, "Electrum Magazine - Why The Past Matters [http://electrummagazine.com]" has published an article describing the Polis-Inventory app! Freely available to the public, Electrum Magazine aims to trace discernible historical patterns
We are pleased to report Polis Inventory Version 1.6 was just released. Enhancements include: * Filter Poleis by Region: The Inventory assigns all 1035 to one of 46 regions, including one small group
Upon first discovery of An Inventory of Archaic and Classical Poleis [https://www.amazon.com/Inventory-Archaic-Classical-Poleis-ebook/dp/B005NDX4NE/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=polis+inventory&qid=1599238317&sr=8-1] by Hansen
An Inventory of Archaic and Classical Poleis [https://www.amazon.com/Inventory-Archaic-Classical-Poleis-ebook/dp/B005NDX4NE/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=polis+inventory&qid=1599238317&sr=8-1] catalogs 1035 poleis. What may come
The Polis-Inventory app maps the 1035 poleis superimposed upon modern digital satellite images. A user may explore the map spatially by panning and zooming. Selecting a specific polis presents a summary of the
The data for the 1035 poleis mapped in the Polis Inventory app comes directly from the website polis.stanford.edu [http://polis.stanford.edu], managed by the Stanford University Classics Department. After the
The Inventory, as I refer to it, is the inspiration for the Polis Inventory app. Titled as "An Inventory of Archaic and Classical Poleis", by M.H Hansen and T. Nielsen, it is