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Blog post
Creator (person)
Rowlands, Huw
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Date published
June 10, 2026
Abstract
This blog post is the second in a series of three written for the British Library’s Digital Research blog about the Coleridge Fellowship 2025-26. The research used digital methods to extract data from ten printed reports of the Survey of India’s Topographical Survey from 1864 and 1873. This post describes the details and complications of tagging in Transkribus, the use of ChatGPT to transcribe tables, and the use of elephants by surveying parties. All text is © British Library Board and is available under a CC-BY Licence except where otherwise stated. This license does not apply to images or other media. For any image without an explicit license notice, users are responsible for determining its copyright status before reuse.
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Hossen-Mamode, Effie
Lloyd, Harry
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Ridge, Mia
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Vavassori, Valentina
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Cross-cultural Encounters in the Survey of India in the Mid-nineteenth Century
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British Library
Coleridge Fellowship
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British Library
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Cartography
Survey of India
History
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Cross-cultural encounters in the Survey of India in the mid-nineteenth century
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