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SOURCE: New York Times
11/19/2020
What Did Europe Smell Like Centuries Ago? Historians Set Out to Recreate Lost Scents
An ambitious project seeks to make museums a more immersive experience by using big data to mine primary sources for references to scent and use chemistry and perfumerie to recreate the mix of odors characteristic of a time and place.
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