It is often difficult to make sense of large amounts of data. When visualizing geographical details such as coin finds, they can often overlap and hide each other, obfuscating the results. To ameliorate this issue, we are developing a heat … Continued
A similar development to FLAME’s Mint Focus feature, covered in a recent update, is its Find Focus feature. Just as in Mint Focus, users can select a find spot, whether an excavation or a hoard, and a time interval (the … Continued
FLAME has been building upon its Phase I: Minting, which has done much of the groundwork that supports the current Phase II: Circulation. One of the ways in which we are planning to connect between both phases is through linking … Continued
As one of the early features of FLAME, we wanted to visualize where the finds in our database are concentrated. The Find Spots feature marks each location in which coins are reported as found by a small green dot, no … Continued
The 1st FLAME Conference at Princeton University was a great success – with a day and a half of talks followed by a half-day workshop to discuss FLAME as a project. Our speakers – in the fields of history, archaeology, … Continued