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-				<p>The <b>Palatine</b>as the 'cradle' of Rome aroused the interest of antiquarians, excavators and artists early on. This research project 
+				<p>The <b>Palatine</b> as the 'cradle' of Rome aroused the interest of antiquarians, excavators and artists early on. This research project 
                 focuses on how the challenge of visually documenting and reconstructing the Palatine's ancient buildings and numerous finds, which techniques
                  and methods were used and how the resulting images were used to create and pass on knowledge.</p>
 
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-				<p>The <b>Palatine geoinformation system ("PalatinGIS")<b> is being created and will grow successively over the course of the project. In chronological order
+				<p>The <b>Palatine geoinformation system ("PalatinGIS")</b> is being created and will grow successively over the course of the project. In chronological order
                 and analogous to the monograph currently in progress, images from research into the Palatine from the early modern period (around 1500) to the age of 
                 digitization will be enriched with information and fed into <a href="https://arachne.dainst.org/">iDAI.objects</a> in the form of object entries. Each of these entries is mapped in a chronological
                 layer in <a href="https://geoserver.dainst.org/#/">iDAI.geoserver</a>. A layer is a georeferenced map of the Palatine that was created not too long after the image was taken. The entries in Objects can