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Whitney Dirks-Schuster
- graduate student
- The Ohio State University
As part of my dissertation, I have made a Google Earth map to geographically locate instances of monstrous births (conjoined twins and the like) in Britain between 1450 and 1750. I am very interested, therefore, in the new lenses which technology can provide when looking at historical problems.