Open History Map.
The Digital Map of the Past
Recent from the field
- №.D7DA
CAST 2025 - Firenze
Rivoluzioni Tangibili: Un’esperienza multitavolo ambientata alla vigilia della Rivoluzione Francese - Montanari, Boschetto, Marsicano
2025 - №.626F
ArcheoFoss 2024 - Chieti
Panel: GIS technologies and complex simulative reconstructions and model validation - Moderato, Montanari Strade, cave e teatri: limiti e prospettive nell’applicazione di modelli …
2024 - №.0F19
ArcheoFoss 2023 - Turin
Entertainment buildings in the roman empire: a quantitative approach - Marsicano, Montanari Panel Session 6, Data Integration and Communication Platforms/ Bridging the Gap: …
2023 - №.551A
ArcheoFoss 2022 - Rome
Towards Bradypus v.5: Interconnecting the archaeological research - Bogdani, Montanari Crossover! Digital Public History / Digital Archaeology / Virtual Roleplaying Games - …
2022 - №.48BC
Shuttleworth FlashForward 2022 - Online
Open History Map - Knowing the past to predict the future - Presentation
2022 - №.DC79
ArcheoFoss 2021 - Online
Open History Map - Cloud First infrastructure for Digital Humanities Open History Map Data Index - Monitoring the quality and coverage of open data of the past Open History Map
2021
OpenHistoryMap is an italian non profit association (APS) founded by a team of archaeologists and software developers based in Bologna, Italy.
The aim is the creation of a web-GIS platform containing spatial historical and archaeological data, but also the creation of many tools to support Digital Humanities in the creation of data to be shared with the world.
OHM is an open source project using open source tools.
Technology and academia are the main sources of data, but end users can contribute as well, by sharing their datasets and by exploring the map and the data filtered by their queries.