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Cool question and nice map...
I did a reverse image search and found a blog post from 2011, the same year as the map's creation, which has lots of technical details:
https://www.digitalcommonwealth.org/search/commonwealth:7h149v32x
Title:
1630 shoreline
Creator:
Metropolitan Planning Organization (Mass.). Central Transportation Planning Staff.
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I assume you've already found averages at Current Employment Statistics, FactFinder, or the American Time-Use Survey. I don't see any percentiles there.
I don't know of any ready-made tables from BLS or Census that include percentiles for hours worked, so unfortunately you will probably need to create your own tabulation using microdata from CPS PUMS or ...
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This document from fda.gov (saved via the Wayback Machine) states:
This clinical study was compiled using Sinclair Wound and Skin Emulsion product as submitted in 510(k) # K024367. Atopiclair" is the working name for Sinclair Wound and Skin Emulsion in this study.
Searching fda.gov for the working name provides some results
I could be wrong about ...
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Thanks to everyone who gave it a try, both those who confirmed the problem, and those who have been more successful.
I have tried it this morning from home (as opposed to work, again in Belgium), and everything worked just fine.
I wonder what caused the problem. I sent them an email yesterday explaining the issue. Maybe they put together a quick fix. I ...
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You asked for a shapefile of the Boston harbor shoreline for 1630. However, what seems to be available from that era is mostly raster images of maps. So you will probably need to digitize the shoreline yourself from a georeferenced image. In addition to the original map (provided in philshem's answer), there are many different sources of historical maps.
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