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Click on a pin to open a window that displays the story behind the event, based on the original record produced by the Coroner. For more information on how to use the map, visit this page. If you are referencing our map, please read the note at the bottom of the page. You can listen to the launch lecture here . If you would like to find out more about our other research projects, please visit this page. Google Chrome is the best browser for enjoying full functionality of this map as it was built using Google Maps JavaScript API framework. Other browsers will offer a different user experience depending on their compatibility with this framework. How to use the maps How were the cases mapped? What were the sources? * The Coroners' Rolls and their significance in the XIV century London in the XIV century * Spatial organisation * Markets * Occupations and guilds * Inns of Court How violent was medieval London? * When did the murders happen? * Where did the murders happen? * Modus Operandi: how were murders committed? * Who were the perpetrators? Acknowledgements Terms of use Referencing the map When using information provided from this page, please use the following reference: Eisner, Manuel (2018) Interactive London Medieval Murder Map. University of Cambridge: Institute of Criminology, retrieved from ( https://www.vrc.crim.cam.ac.uk/vrcresearch/london-medieval-murder-map /lm...). The Violence Research Centre is part of the Institute of Criminology, Sidgwick Avenue, CB3 9DA Cambridge, United Kingdom, https:// www.vrc.crim.cam.ac.uk/ ; tel: 01223 335360. Our email is vrc@crim.cam.ac.uk. We welcome all enquiries including feedback on how to improve the LMM Map. 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