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3/10/07 |

Graffiti archaeology

By Shawn. Filed in Fun.

My undergraduate degree was in archaeology and I love learning about how information can be presented (Edward Tufte
is my information presentation hero). So imagine my delight when I unearthed this website that peels back graffiti palimpsests in New York, LA and San Francisco. What's most interesting is how the graffiti walls are presented as a timeline that you can explore showing the paint spattered walls changing over time.

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